Yoshi Mame

We came here on Saturday around 4pm. We were lucky to get a parking spot close by, just based on thr shopping plaza and all thr surrounding businesses.We were greeted and seated pretty quickly. Just the two of us and we got the all you can eat for $30. This includes everything on the menu. The interior is a little dated, but it's not going to deter from a sushi craving.I forget the name of the rolls we ordered, but some of the premium rolls were pretty hefty. It was alot of rice. We also had an order of shrimp and veggie tempura and the tempura batter was something we werent use to for Japanese tempura. The calamari tasted like it was prepared from frozen (wouldn't recommend). Overall everything tasted fine and out server was great with filling our drinks and checking on us to see if we wanted to put in other orders.If you come with an appetite, you'll get great value with the all you can eat sushi. I would suggest on getting rolls with a variety of flavors. Some of the rolls have similar ingredients and they all might taste same.I think the dinner rush was coming in as we were leaving. I wasn't blown away by anything, but the food was good. I am always concerned with AYCE sushi, with the fear of getting sick and I had no issues with the food. We will be back to try other rolls and other items off the menu.

Back at it again on a Saturday for lunch. It wasn't very busy at around 12:30pm. It picked up later. We sat a booth, which is more comfortable. Food was good. Not the best we've had. There were some inconsistencies. The miso soup wasn't hot, and lukewarm. Flavor is good. The seaweed salad is always good, but the 1 order looked like 2 portions. I felt bad not finishing it. I always order nigiri, and the portions of the rice was perfect and slightly warm, but very compact. It wasn't melt in your mouth like I've had at other times. I do wish that they'd bake the eel to serve it warm, or have the option to sear fish with a torch for that smoky flavor. I also ordered the Caterpillar Roll, which had the same problem, paste like rice. So, the texture was slightly dense and chewy. The salmon and tuna nigiri slices of fish were thinner than usual. The Tuna Tataki, Peppered Salmon, and Yellow tail Jalapeño pieces were really small, compared to the usual. For the hibachi, the first 2 orders of steak and shrimp, the meat was slightly overcooked to medium to medium-well, so they were a little tougher. But the veggies are always on point. The positives of the sushi was that it all tasted fresh and not fishy at all. The flavors are good as well. The 3rd and last hibachi steak order was cooked perfectly at medium-rare. The Baked Mussels and fried appetizers came piping hot, which were our favorite. Then, finished off with matcha ice cream with a drop of whipped cream.Our service was ok, but not the best. Our server seemed timid and checked on us a few times, but pretty much abandoned us when we were finishing up our food. We waited awhile before being asked for our check. We will still be back bc it's a great deal for what you get. We left very full.

Went here last week with girlfriend for dinner. Large space, dining area. Not many patrons. Not very busy. They give us the dinner menu. You can order anything off the full menu AYCE, except the beverages, which cost extra. Good service, very attentive.We order several rolls and sushi. The pieces under the "sushi" section is actually nigiri; so fish on top, rice on bottom. The main issue with this place is that the rolls are packed with RICE. About 80% of the roll is rice. There is very little fish. And all the fish is very low grade, low quality. So basically, all the rolls taste the same, because all you're eating is rice. You can't taste the fish at all. They have to make money somehow, so they have you eat a ton of rice. And any rolls or rice you have left over, you gotta pay for it.Anyway, it's definitely not worth it, at least for me. I would recommend going anywhere else and getting quality instead of quantity. I would not go back. But again, pretty attentive service. They kept asking if I wanted more sushi. I wonder if it was a ploy to get me to order too much and then I would have to pay for it.Also, I just saw city health inspector closed it down last week for many reasons. Wish I knew this before I ate there!

Hungry, can't decide on what or where. But sushi always works. Decided on here to see if they can repeat their success with us. ActuallyThey didn't - they exceeded it! Five rolls, the Texas Roll was our favorite. Excellent service, great sushi served promptly. As I said in my original review -AYCE places tend to scrimp on ingredients - not here.

Went on Sunday at opening, service was quick and the food was great was bummed they were out of one of the appetizers but what I did have I enjoyed and it was a great value for what we were served and the decorations were great very relaxing vibe.

My friend loves to come here for all-you-can-eat sushi. I'll admit I was skeptical and kept putting him off but finally, we went. It was great! The shop is clean and the staff is friendly and attentive. It truly is all-you-can-eat but no to-go sushi. If you can't finish your roll and want it to go, then it is full price. Which isn't a problem in my opinion. I was impressed with the quality of the sushi and the options. Everything we had was delicious and my friend packed away 15 rolls! So well worth the $20 per person. Be sure to check it out!

The all you can eat option is a good deal especially when you compare prices for ordering ala carte. The food is good, except from time to time a piece or two from a whole sushi roll would have an unfresh taste. I don't think it's a problem with the individual ingredients but with the sporadic occurrence, I wonder if their cutting surface or other tool isn't as clean as it should be and that's why there's an intermittent off flavor. Service was lovely and attentive.

All you can eat sushi. Great tasting beautiful presentation. Excellent service. I definitely will be coming back!!!

Overall: Yoshi Mame is well priced for AYCE lunch and can satisfy a craving, but it has room for improvement:Food: 3We tried a variety of appetizers, and our favorite was the calamari. The fried food was crispy but very oily.The fish quality in the nigiri was ok, but I did not like the rice. The ball of rice was way too compact and firm, and the individual grains of rice lacked the mild chewy/sticky texture of sushi rice.The roll selection was decent, but the eel sauce was a little too sweet.Service: 5Food came out at a decent pace. Our server was attentive and always checked in to see if we wanted to order anything more.Ambiance: 5The restaurant has plenty of seating for small or large parties.

All you can eat sushi? Yes please! Delicious and fresh? YesGreat servers? YesGreat spot for large parties or date night