Ahi & Vegetable - Ewa Beach

5 Stars - Fresh, Fast, and Worth Every Penny!Ahi & Vegetable is a must-try spot for fresh seafood lovers! From the moment we walked in, the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. Service was impressively quick--they made sure we got our food in a reasonable time, and they were always on top of busing tables to keep the dining area clean and efficient.The food? Absolutely delicious! Everything was fresh, from the sashimi to the poke, and you can really taste the quality. You definitely get your money's worth here, whether you're going for a regular meal or the all-you-can-eat option. If you're craving fresh, high-quality seafood with great service, Ahi & Vegetable is the place to go! Will definitely be back!

Ewa Beachers and workers in the rain come hide at Ahi and Veg. Treat yourself to a $35 All-you-can-eat! Beware these orders are larger than your used to at the other favorite G.sushi. Pay attention to the details read by your server it's for your own good. Come hungry ! Or order off the menu a manageable portion. Ahi & Veg please save me a table once a week we coming back!

Had high hopes for a holiday dinner with the family after reading good reviews, but wow, what a disappointment! The food was just okay, but the SERVICE was absolutely HORRIBLE...and they weren't even busy! The two young local waitresses were rude, with major attitude, and had no clue about anything; they couldn't answer any of our questions... Total waste of time. The only saving grace was the bearded waiter who'd only been there a week--he was leagues better and actually had a personality! Props to him!To top it off, they let us order from their AYCE menu and then completely disappeared, so we were left sitting there with nothing to eat! We had to ask for the menu back just to order more food. Talk about a chaotic mess. You'd think with a time limit they'd be more efficient, but NOPE!And to add insult to injury, they tried to charge us for an extra adult AYCE. We paid, and then caught it right before leaving (thank goodness!) Honestly, not sure I'd ever go back. What a letdown!

Ayce offer was excellent. Each sushi had a lot of rice, but each cut of fish was huge so it was relatively proportional and the rice itself was well cooked. They also offered scallop, which is rare to find for such a great price!

Okay so usually I'm not big on AYCR places but this place exceeded my expectations. The service is on point and the food actually tastes super good. One of the Star of the dishes is the honey garlic chicken wings! Other than that, this whole place is good. The ambiance is very chill and fast pace at the same time. This place is good! The downfall is that the Coke Zero machine was down.

My husband and I stumbled upon this restaurant for a light dinner after doing some errands at the nearby establishments.It was our first time here, and we had no clue they have All-You-Can-Eat (AYCE) Sushi. We were stuck between going for the AYCE or picking from the regular menu. But then, our server, Alyssa, patiently helped us figure it out and walked us through the menu. Her chill vibe, and helpful tips made the decision easier.I opted for the Sumo Spicy Ahi Bowl with sushi rice which is surprisingly a couple dollars cheaper than the Spicy Ahi Bowl. The portion was generous, and the price was just right. Sometimes, I like my ahi shredded and with the perfect sauce, it had me hooked from the first bite and I just couldn't stop eating it. The cleanliness of the place added to the inviting ambiance and Alyssa's impeccable service deserves a special mention. She's attentive, friendly, warm, and always ensuring we had everything we needed, even during the dinner rush. We'll definitely be back, perhaps to try their AYCE option next time. Mahalo for a wonderful dining experience!

This was our second time here. Got seated quickly at around 6:15. There was a lot of seating and the place felt very spacious. We went with the AYCE sushi. We got a few hamachi dishes, spicy tuna, a couple rolls, agedashi tofu, and karaage chicken. Service was great and everything came out in a timely manner. Their spicy ahi has a different flavor than I'm used to but it was still good. The karaage chicken is cooked with a different type of batter as well. Not the usual batter you see from places like Genki and sushi bay. Although things were a little different in flavor and the way it was prepared, for the $37 each we definitely got our money's worth.

Wife and I had a spontaneous drop in at Ahi & Vegetable Ewa Beach. We discovered that their All You Can Eat is offered every day of the week now. At roughly $35 per person, we thought you really can't go wrong with that price since our average bill at Genki runs about $100. By 11:15am, the restaurant already had (what appeared to be) some regulars doing the AYCE. First impression - the servers were nice and welcoming, and there was a comfortable vibe in the atmosphere. The restaurant is fairly small, with about 10 tables that range from 2 tops to one 6 top. We were lucky to get a 4 seater tucked away in the corner. Once the server came to our table, we let her know we'd be trying the AYCE and that we brought our own beers. She happily said "no problem, we're BYOB" and introduced the ordering system of marking the dry erase menu with our kitchen selections. At first, it seemed like there was a lot to choose from, but with the large portion of rice and fish per 2 piece, and being told we'd have to pay for the leftover food, at the end of the meal there wasn't much that we tried. One downfall is the primary item I wanted was already sold out for the day - the Hamachi Kama. This forced me to rethink what I'd be eating since the Hamachi Kama was the main part of my meal plan. Things we ordered:- Fried calamari: was soaked in oil, clumped & mushy- Miso soup: bowl was wreaking of dish soap :(- French fries - Baked mussels- Agedashi tofu - Nigiri: Hotate, hamachi, masago, tamago, unagi, aburi ebi, spicy ahi, salmon w/onion, ikura (add $3)The nigiri were all okay, except the tamago - I wouldn't order that again here. My wife loved the ikura which unfortunately came at an additional cost. The scallops were very plump and delicious as well. The hot items could've definitely been served better. The miso soup was delicious but it was not pleasurable to eat because the bowl had such a strong smell of dish soap. I mean, thank you for the clean bowl, but - yaaaa.... I was sad about the fried calamari being undercooked and in a few big clumps. It looked great when it hit the table, but as we tried grabbing the first pieces out, we seen it was stuck in clumps and just drenched in oil so the outside breading was falling off and it was soft and mushy. Very off putting! I should've asked for a remake, but we decided to just focus on the rest of our meal. To conclude the experience - it was just OKAY. I should've changed my mind and done ala carte once we were told they didn't have Hamachi Kama, but I gave the AYCE a shot since the price is so reasonable. The loads of rice used to make the sushi steered me away from trying more of a variety tho. What was listed above is all we got to try, partially because the time was going and we kept having to ask for a new menu so we could add items on. There wasn't any button on the table like the other location, so the time lapse between waiting for service delayed the process and we ended up calling it quits. On a positive note, the servers were really nice, that's always a huge plus for us. We'll surely be back to visit Ahi & Vegetable, but probably not for their AYCE.

The fish is fresh and delicious. It took a minute to be acknowledged but the service was great. They have ace from 11 to 8 for $35. That is cheap for the service and quality of food they dish out.

What a pleasant surprise this place was. I've seen them open but opted for go to places in this area instead. Today we walked in thinking rice bowls only but I was wrong. Menu was big to me. A lot of choices from sushi, salad, and bento boxes. What we didn't know was it was an all you can eat sushi for 90 minutes. It's one of those things that if you know you know. We ended up not getting all you can eat as we weren't that hungry and got a sumo spicy ahi bowl (a special) and a chirashi bowl. Fish was definitely fresh and was really a good portioned bowl. Maybe there was too much rice as I had about a quarter of the bowl left with rice only.The server had a lot of patience for us. I like nice and respectful workers like that. It was clear this was our first time here as we were super indecisive and took a long time to order.We're coming back for the all you can eat sushi another day!