Sho Sushi

Their lunch AYCE special is great value and even at the entry tier most of the menu is covered.The service is very attentive and will check in often! Their fish quality is good and on par with places like Sushi Katsu but really separate themselves with their atmosphere. High ceilings and open space make the restaurant feel cleaner and less cramped than their competitors.

I don't know what I was expecting but from what I heard from friends, I thought I'd enjoy this place. We decided to do a la carte because we know that quality and size differs when you have AYCE, or so we thought. The size of the full price nigiri was what I expected for AYCE. It was a tiny slice of fish on a pretty substantial bed of rice. Additionally, the fish was FISHY. Nothing about anything else was spectacular. Service was good though, so all the stars for her. If youre in to AYCE, then maybe give it a try but if you think they're gonna serve you anything different for a la carte, just take your money elsewhere. There are better places with better quality and less expensive.

I like Sho Sushi for its good selection of sashimi, which is rare for an AYCE spot that usually focuses on rolls and has limited nigiri options.However, I've noticed some drawbacks over time. The sashimi slices have gotten thinner with each visit, and there are quite a few restrictions, even at the highest price point. While I understand limits on sashimi portions, it feels excessive to restrict items like salad--especially when the wasabi shrimp salad only includes two shrimp and a thin slice of scallop, with just one allowed per customer.Service has also been quite slow on my last few visits, making it a bit frustrating to order more, as even simple dishes like udon/salad take a long time to arrive.That said, I still think Sho Sushi is the best AYCE option in Denver, but I hope they make some changes to keep their quality up. They don't seem as busy as they used to be, with shorter wait times now compared to my first visits.

The ambience is nice. The service is good. The sushi was fresh and unlike most AYCE sushi places (sushi katsu). The AYCE sushi/sashimi here is the same quality as if you were to order a la carte anywhere else. The rice was good also. There are 3 colors (price variations). We ordered the orange which is the most expensive one because it includes everything we wanted to try. I don't do this often so why not receive the full experience by splurging just once. Other than this place, we also love chubby fish. Chubby fish gets a few points more than here because it has a picture menu and smaller portions which helps us to be able to try more food and not be afraid that we won't finish it. But, I still like this place a lot and will return

It's a modern Asian eatery with an AYCE and a la cart options. All of the items taste fresh. They weren't super busy so the food came out fairly quickly. The skewers & Korean BBQ ribs were overdone like jerky but did have good flavors. Miso soup had depth but a bit on the salty side. Server was friendly & came around often. Fair value for what you get.

Always enjoyed the specialty sashimi at Sho Sushi & Izakaya. The mango tuna, bincho kizami, lime hotate buri, hamachi jalapeno, salmon carpaccio, seared tuna wasabi and tako ponzu were all addictively tasty. Usually ordered sashimi and nigiri instead of rolls when having AYCE there as the rolls were more filling. The taste of lobster dynamite was rich and complex and zaru udon dipping the homemade sauce was surprisingly refreshing. Still cannot figure out why the mochi ice cream was not included in AYCE though, as isn't dessert the exclamation mark to finish a good meal?

Most recently I visited Sho, it was for takeout. Ordering online was a breeze and the food was ready when I got there. Previous to that, we had dined in but that was prior to AYCE. That was a couple years ago so nothing substantial to add that and as we all know, things can change. So far, a good experience and maybe one day I will go back to actually dine in but until then, take out all the way for me!

My 1st time visiting since Sho started to offer AYCE. From my past visit, I did like their food and service and today was a perfect opportunity to try. Saturday lunch is considered as dinner and charged accordingly at $34.99. Did I eat more? Probably not. Did they serve dinner sized portion? Probably not. Overall, I will not try the AYCE at Sho. For 2 people with one small beer and tip, it came out to $100. Pro: you get to try different items, mini version of it. You have different color options and for $34.99, you can enjoy most of their offerings. KFC was good, 3 orders of fried calamari will be good, tempura came out piping hot, udong was good too. Ramen anyone?Cons: lot of rice on mini nigiris. Yikes! Check my photos out. They are so tiny and so cute.Next time l will just skip the AYCE and go for full sized... maybe

Exceptional AYCE sushi restaurant with stellar food and service. Go for the orange menu so you can choose anything on the menu. Everything was so fresh and tasty. Best AYCE I have ever been to. Great rolls, sashimi, appetizers, salads, Nigiri and soups. Please give it a try...

Beautiful high ceiling and modern atmosphere. Very good service and delicious all you can eat (AYCE) sushi. This is my favorite AYCE Sushi restaurant in Denver. We got the blue AYCE. Their menu for appetizers and side also includes some Korean dishes, including tteokbokki and Korean spicy ramen. Highly recommend this restaurant.