Mr Tokyo

I have been waiting to go to Mr. Tokyo for a while now. My daughter and I got the chance to go on a Saturday in late January. The atmosphere is kind of what you would expect for an all you can eat sushi joint. The waitress quickly took our order and was back often to grab our finished plates and put our next order in. I will say if you want to try different rolls and can eat, it is well worth it. My daughter, 13 was charged as an adult, and I'm not sure California Rolls and Seaweed Salad was worth the $23. We definitely shared some rolls and got to try a decent amount.I started with the Dragon, which was fine, but they got progressively better as I tried other rolls. I really like the Mr. Tokyo Roll, and I really, really liked the Rock and Roll.All and all, a really nice experience, with some great food!

Walked I'm on a Friday night, looked packed from the parking lot but surprisingly was only a 15 min wait. You can call ahead or make reservations (good to know for future). The restaurant is a little bigger than it looks, they have a small bar at the front and sushi bar on the middle and some hidden tables in the back. Not a bad value for all you can eat. But beware all you can eat while dining in, you will be charged for what you don't consume. The first appetizers, salad and hibachi meal was a smaller portion which I liked because you can try out more of a variety. The rolls were larger than we expected based off of the portions of the salad and appetizer. I kind of wished they were smaller so we could have tried more! But glad we didn't order more because if you have more than 2 pieces of sushi or roll left they charge you. I knew they charged but wasn't exactly sure how it worked. We ordered just enough. As far as the sushi and rolls, it was decent for the price but definitely not high end, top quality sushi like we normally eat. A few of the pieces were a little "fishy" to me but overall not a bad value. Extremely fast service. I would recommend ordering as you go because most everything came out in a very timely manner.

Service was great!! Large selection, it's nice to be able to order whatever you want and have it freshly prepared. Veggies were not good that came with the steak hibachi but noodles and steak were very good. Enjoyed all the sushi rolls. The jalapeño appetizer was one of my favorite things I got here too! Definitely would recommend, also would be nice if it wasn't an upcharge to do a combo hibachi.

We have been to Mr. Tokyo a handful of times now, which should tell you that we enjoy it. All you can eat sushi is always a risk, but I heard good things and we have it a try, it has easily become a crowd favorite. For $24 you can get as many sushi rolls and appetizers etc as you want! (Make sure you finish your plate, because like most AYCE sushi places they charge for left over food. Which is a smart business move) I don't think we've had a roll that we didn't enjoy! In fact I can't even remember all the rolls we've tried, because we kind of just wing it. But the sushi is good quality and a great variety. There is an appetizer called the Sexy Jalapeño which we absolutely love!! It's a jalapeño stuffed with crab and cream cheese... how can you go wrong!?? If you go around dinner time on the weekends expect to wait, but they do take reservations. So I highly recommend doing that.

Food was delicious. Everything was freshService was a little slow, but friendly. Inside of the restaurant is very nice and clean

We went here on a very busy Friday Night, and had a pretty considerable wait to get in. Even though it was super busy, our service was very good once we got to our table. The waiter we had was very friendly, helpful, and courteous. He even helped with specializing a few of our orders more to our liking. We were a little unimpressed with a lot of the things we ordered. There was nothing wrong, it just didn't "wow us" compared to other AYCE Sushi/Hibachi places in the local areas. I found a lot of the sushi we had to be very indistinguishable from different types that we ordered. I am not sure if it was a mistake, but a lot of them that said they would have eel sauce, or the spicy mayo, etc., all had the sweet and hot chili sauce on it. Even with different ingredients in the sushi, ours was just... meh. The chili sauce on every one of them (even though it wasn't listed as being on there) really overpowered it. For example: It was like they were just trying to use that to make a "spicy crab salad" spicy. Rather than making the normal spicy crab salad, they Just threw some crab on, and then added some of that quick chili sauce on top. It just really overpowered a lot of the sushi's where you couldn't even tell what you were eating with the different types.The appetizers and hibachi were okay. Again, nothing wrong--just that you can tell it was meant for quick serving, and didn't have any 'wow'. Overall, we'd go back if were were hungry and wanted something like this. But, I wouldn't make it an all the time thing for the quality vs. cost.

When you visit a restaurant numerous times, and each time it's hopping without a seat in the house, that tells you something. The food is good and it truly is all you can eat. Order whatever you want, as much as you want, just finish what you order or there is a reasonable fee for what you don't eat or take home with you. This is a must-stop in restaurant any time I'm in Greensburg.

Just reinforcing how consistently enjoyable this place is! Now my 4th time here and everything is great. I'm trying different rolls each time and 90 percent of them land perfectly. Most recently impressed with the fried eel. I've had fried Philly rolls before but this was replaced with eel. Semi salty and fun play with the temperatures. Even the sexy jalapeño rolls are rolled in breading and sliced whole peppers rather than tempura and tiny ones like most places I've been.

We visit Mr. Tokyo frequently since we typically shop in the area. However, today's visit will be our last. In order to prevent food waste due to over ordering from their all you can eat menu, Mr. Tokyo charges you for any food you don't finish. My wife and I had a few maki rolls, and decided to end with some noodle dishes we had never tried. I order the shrimp noodles. My wife ordered the beef noodles. My noodles were soft and too sweet, but edible. My wife's beef noodles were horrid and inedible, so she did not eat them. No one asked how our meal was, and when the bill came, there was an extra $3 charge for the uneaten beef noodle horror. We refused the take-home offer. No one ever asked why the noodles were uneaten. I guess it's a good strategy to charge your clients extra for food they find terrible ... you get to make an extra $3 before they never come back. I can understand the policy, but not for food you leave because it is unpalatable. Congratulations. You just lost a regular customer.

Nice variety for an all you can eat sushi place. I feel if you can eat at least the $25 worth of food it is worth it, but I'm not the biggest fan of the sushi. 6/10 on that aspect but the scallops are good