Oishii Sushi

***Update Still can't recommend this place enough!My husband and I came back from San Diego for our annual tradition of sushi and walk the Festival Of Lights and Stacey without skipping a beat remembered us! She remembered our story and even where we sat last year! The food quality hasn't changed, still top notch! None of the rolls disappointed, everyone was super welcoming and attentive and very helpful. Thank you Oishii Sushi for another amazing year of amazing hospitality, quality food and beautiful memories!

My only complaint is the All-you-can-eat policy where everyone at the table has to be participating. I understand why this policy is in place, from lame people sneaking sushi to non all-you-can-eaters. For us, we often come with kids and/or non sushi eaters. So the all-you-can-eat price isn't worth it. It would be nice if there was an exclusion for kids under 10. My 8 year old just eats the seaweed salad and edamame.As far as the food goes, it's excellent. This is definitely the best sushi in Moreno Valley. Our favorite rolls are the Jessica roll and Ichiban roll. There are several others that are on our go-to list. The sashimi is fantastic! But too expensive unless we get the all-you-can-eat.The look and feel of this place is relaxing. They also have sports playing on TVs at every booth. We loving coming and eating while watching an evening baseball game.

Delicious and good selection of food. Friendly service and seated immediately, but expect a long wait during lunch time. I highly recommend the Cinco De Mayo as an appetizer and Golden Tiger Roll!

I used to frequent Oishii many moons ago for celebrations, sake bombs, and AYCE. I haven't had them in a while and ordered a bento box for the first time. It was huge for $15.95, which included chicken teriyaki, 4 piece tempura, 4 CA rolls, steamed rice, ponzu, and salad with that delicious ginger dressing. It was a huge value and you can easily get 2 meals from this portion.

Yo this place is a total rip! The rolls are mediocre service is friendly but rushed and their prices and ambiance just don't add up. It's literally in a strip mall . I get suckered? Yeah. Was food decent more or less would i come back or recommend this spot definitely not.

Oishii Sushi is a decent sushi joint, they also have teriyaki beef and bento boxes. The food is ok, a far cry fromthe authentic but tasty. Service was ok, a bit short staffed to be a Sunday afternoon (in my opinion) but somehow they managed. The place is a bit rundown and decorated with Japanese elements. Price is fair.I'm not sure if I'll be back... maybe? If I'm craving sushi and nothing else is around??

Came by because a different sushi spot was having last call by the time we showed up. This place is located at a strip mall off Magnolia with plenty of parking. The inside is pretty spacious. Typical trendy vibes.We were seated pretty quickly. It was 3 of us for my cousin's birthday. I have to say that the sushi really just did not hit the spot for me. I don't know if it was the rice, but it just tasted really bland. It was also off putting that they charged gratuity automatically when it was only a party of 3, not a party of 5 or 6+It was way too pricy for the subpar quality. Won't come back again

My husband and I loved this spot! Rolls were fresh and delicious, notable mentions are the Tiger and Super Philly. The servers are all extremely kind and attentive. Plus you can't beat the AYCE happy hour deal during weekdays! Already planning on going back.

Service is horrible, didn't check in on table and when they did it's just to ensure all food is being eaten for all you can eat sushi! Horrible experience overall

The service was very good, sashimi was tasty so I was not offended, (as others have stated in their reviews) that the bill presumes the customer will leave a 15% tip/gratuity, so that charge is automatically calculated and added to the bill.After reading the reviews it appears the 15% gratuity that is added on the bill does not represent the tip to the server. WTh!!!Since I did not leave a tip, opining the gratuity charge was the tip, I presume the server was not a happy camper not receiving remuneration from me. On that thought, if she sees us come in again, I wonder what she will put in our food? On that note, we won't be returning.Out of curiosity, who gets the 15% gratuity? The place is always crowded, so I guess people in Riverside don't mind leaving a 30+% tip. I ain't one of them. Bidenomics at work.