Sushi Palace

LC a month ago

Atmosphere was bland, service was perfectly acceptable (server came to our table when needed but didn't come by too much either). However, the food (ordered à la carte) was genuinely the worst I've ever had in 15 years of eating sushi at cheap ($5/roll) all the way to high-end restaurants. The salmon had a fishy smell (which is always a bad sign in terms of age and quality) and the spicy tuna tasted bitter and fishy; I did not finish my meal as a result. Even the vegetarian rolls were barely acceptable. The busser also stacked other tables' plates on our table while we were still there. I question their food safety practices and recommend not eating here.

Appleton Fryer 2 months ago

The food is good but not outstanding. I liked the tempura and other deep fried offerings. The sushi is mostly worked and reworked ingredients. None of the fish or rice are fresh, all frozen. For service they give you a sheet and a pencil and bring out your selections when they're done. The atmosphere and decor hasn't changes in years.

Karen Bayas 5 months ago

Looking for the freshest, most colorful, most delicious sushi around? I've been satisfying my cravings at Sushi Palace for the last 15 years, with groups big and small, on birthdays and Tuesdays, for date night or no reason at all. Yes, they can whip up your standard favorites, but they'll also surprise you with selections you won't find elsewhere. Ordering from the all-you-can-eat menu is the best option... everything on it is made to order (not a premade buffet) and it enables you to try a few more things than usual without the guilt of a bloated bill. While the service is not especially warm, it's quick, and someone is always available to take your order or bring you extra ginger. The atmosphere is clean and pleasant, though somewhat sparse, which is fine with us. My go-to order includes the delicate miso bass app, the perfectly seared teriyaki snapper, the spicy seaweed salad (just a little kick), and a few of their decadent special rolls to share, like the butterfly, Edison, and crazy rolls. Bring your own beverage if you imbibe (Sauvignon Blanc is our favorite for sushi pairing) or ask for a cup of green tea. Mmm, just thinking of my last meal there makes me want to go back..

Ivy T 9 months ago

We went for AYCE during a weekday lunch time. It’s about ~33 bucks per adult. Given the selection of items and experience we had, it’s worth it. We enjoyed many dishes and the staff were friendly.

Annie Amio Isaacson 11 months ago

My kids and I enjoy going to Sushi Palace. It is a special treat to do All You Can Eat sushi. Quality is good, service is efficient and value is reasonable. The last time I went to an All You Can Eat Sushi restaurant, I immediately got sick. Needless to say, I only go to Sushi Palace for an all you can eat restaurant. This validates that the quality of their seafood is safe and good. Our last visit was special. There was a party and they were dancing and karaoke 🎤music was happening! The manager/owner? of Sushi Palace sang too and he was incredible! At first we thought it was a recording! You can’t go wrong investing for an All You Can Eat dinner. They are always fun and abundant! I recommend going for a night out towards Kingston and give Sushi Palace a try.