Sushi Village

I used to love this place I used to shower it with tons of praise. Last time I flew in and came all the way from the airport it just to get the sushi. But even though I was within my time limit to get there once I got through the door, I was informed that sorry but all you can eat has been closed while we do the renovations. I was so ticked because who does not say that on Google in order to make sure that a customer is not show up at your door and then you turn them away.

Great sushi variety and the all you can eat is awesome. I don't fully understand why they charge you regular price in addition, if you choose the all you can eat option and end up with a few left over that you want to take home but it is what it is. The biggest downside is their parking lot is used for game day parking for Truist Park leaving customers to find parking elsewhere or choose to come another time. At least half the lot should be designated for your customers only at all times.

This was some of the best sushi, sashimi, and nigiri I've ever had in Atlanta. Definitely worth the visit it's all you can eat and everything is portioned large and filling. The service was amazing absolutely perfect. Everything was replenished as soon as we were close to empty, nothing I mean NOTHING was actually empty ever. Everyone was friendly and willing to help if you had any questions or concerns. A perfect visit and I will definitely be back 😊

I saw Sushi Village on TikTok and was excited to try it. The menu was pretty limited for non sushi lovers. The food was all mid.

Servers were great! Worked quickly and were nice.

Bathrooms were pretty gross. It was a rainy day and water was dripping from the ceiling into buckets. Including where the sushi was being made. Wouldn’t be surprised if we get a stomach ache later.

Wouldn’t ever come here again.

My husband and I enjoyed some of our food. The chicken Katsu was great and so was the teriyaki chicken but you have to order rice separately. READ THE MENU there’s specific rules to receive the buffet offer it’s not a literal buffet as in you pay xx.xx dollars for how ever much food you can eat it’s more like 2 of this 2 of that type of thing. but like I said read the menu. It’s pretty expensive to me we paid 65 for the two of us following the buffet rules. Imo it’s comparable to what you would pay at Ru Sans but you get more “food for your money” here. You order as you eat and must finish what you order or you will be charged separately outside of the buffet. We got some rolls I really enjoyed the KFC roll. My husband got the egg drop soup it was great! I got the Miso it was basic. Over all some of our stuff was good some stuff was great some stuff was just ugly the tuna sashimi was a joke it was just a big lump of tuna and some of the sushi was an awkward temperature. Even with the complaints I mentioned I would still go back again because I enjoyed it for the most part and it’s hard to find this type of sushi buffet where it’s made to order here in Atlanta. Oh the service is spotty at best it’s like they run around trying to avoid helping you. They have a mixed option of tables and booths for dinning. There no true buffet seat up where you serve yourself. You sit and they come to you to get your order. The service was decent.

I love this place, very good price for all you can eat sushi. Service is good and the sushi rolls are delicious too. There’s so many options to choose from, and I appreciate that they tell you which roll is which when they bring it to the table. I just wish the rice wasn’t warm or room temp for the raw rolls.

Overall: 4/5 the best thing is the price (for all you can eat) versus flavor of the food. A good balance between the two.

Food: 4/5 got almost all the starters and the best was definitely chicken and Goya. Would not recommend anything fried such as the temperas as it tasted as it was frozen previously or left out on the hot plate. They were not crispy. The sushi itself was alright. Great if you’re craving a lot for all you can eat.

Service: 3/5 brought out all the food relatively fast for lunch rush. However, they forgot my main rolls twice and kind of gave up trying to order them a third time.

Atmosphere: 4/5 standard Asian flare at the place. One thing to keep an eye out is the wall mural which I thought was just a wallpaper. It was hand painted and kind of impressive all things considered.