Kyoto Sushi

Kyoto used to be my go-to AYCE sushi spot, but with new options popping up around the Twin Cities, I haven't visited as often. That said, their lunch price remains one of the best deals in town. When I went back this week, I noticed a definite improvement in quality. Perhaps with a smaller menu, the kitchen is less overwhelmed and able to focus more on the food. Everything was fresh, clean, and simply prepared. As always, I loved their teriyaki salmon and beef, and their tempura stands out compared to other AYCE places. Odd that they don't have tuna as part of their nigiri selection for lunch though. Our server was also really friendly! Overall, bang for your buck!

I had a great experience with Kyoto today. I placed an order via an online app and accidentally sent it to this location instead of the Savage one. Although I couldn't get this reversed via the app, the restaurant tried to help out as best they could. I appreciated that customer service!I ended up driving to this location and was pleased with my spicy tuna roll and miso soup. Both really hit the spot!

Tried out Kyoto at the recommendation of my sister and I was pleasantly surprised at how good it was especially for an All-You-Can-Eat restaurant. This isn't a walk-up buffet type of place but instead you order from a menu with a server. You can order whatever you want. The portions are small (couple of pieces) which is actually great. You can always order more when you are ready but having the servings be a smaller size allows you to try numerous things. The rolls are a normal roll size however so keep that in mind when ordering rolls/sushi etc.My sister and I ordered a couple of rolls (Boston & Dynamite), a 2-piece shrimp tempura, each had a bowl of Chicken Fried Rice w/Yum Yum sauce on the side, order of spring rolls). Everything came out to the table very hot and fresh and was very good. The only complaint I would have was that the pickled ginger and wasabi were both very dried out so I think they pre-fill the little serving dishes so I would recommend maybe changing that. The spring rolls were hot and probably were crispy when they were put on the serving plate, but the chili sauce came out of the tiny sauce area on the plate when they delivered it so they were wet on the bottom.The service was very good but the ambience leaves much to be desired (kind of dark, booths have seen MUCH better days etc). But it appeared clean even if a bit ragged. It wouldn't dissuade me from going back though ;)

Terrible lighting, slow service and awful food. Tuna was fishy and the rolls were uninspired. Chicken teriyaki was dry and had a tiny amt of sauce. Rice was warm which was also unpleasant. Overall do not recommend. Also the bill was 82 plus tip for 2 people. Wild.

A good option for people seeking yummy all you can eat sushi at a reasonable price.I've been coming to this chain for years and it's always a pleasant experience. The staff is kind and helpful, the food is delicious, and the restaurant is clean and lively.

A few years back the food here was really good. Now, however it doesn't stand up to the standard anymore. The service was quick. The server seemed to be very tired and wants to be done. The environment is very dark and gloomy. It might fit for some but isn't it for me. I went got ayce for $30 per person, it wasn't worth it. Overall the restaurant is okay.

I have been the frequenting this establishment for more than 6 years. I do not plan on ever returning. Service staff looks like they are miserable and angry at all times, and I have to flag the waitress down I order to ask for additional items. When I ask to order additional items, I get a dirty look and she returns 5 min later. I ordered the scallops. What arrived I was not sure was edible. I waited 25+min for a roll. I am disgusted. I am no, I am one individual. Not a priority. But in all of my time, coming here as a solo individual, I have never experience such horrendous service. I will be going to Eagan or Maple Grove going forward.

This is one of my favorite lunch stops! The price is very reasonable for all-you-care -to-eat sushi. Not only do they serve freshly-made sushi in abundance, but other Asian specialties, as well. Soups and salads, tempura, fried rice, and many others. Service is fast and efficient. This is a great place for a quick stop or a leisurely visit with friends.

Went here for lunch with a friend. The all you can eat option is not bad including hibachi items, rice, soups, and even ice cream. You can order as much of anything that you want, even all hand rolls or Maki. Like most places they don't want you to over order or waste. The fish variety was OK, the re used a lot of items mix match for thier rolls. Overall worth it if you are really hungry

Delicious sushi and always fresh. My only feedback is the price of the spicy mayo side. They charge $1.50/side and give you about a quarter size amount (see picture). Would like to see the quantity match the price. Overall, we will be back!