Sushi Neko

Was in town for a few weeks and was craving some sushi and stumbled upon this little gem all you can eat for $25. Sushi was great and service was just as great. Highly recommend

I posted on Google already, but decided I want to clarify a bit more on here.I've been to this restaurant 5 times now. They charge for leftovers. I get it. Don't order excessive waste of food so that policy exists.I only do 1 round of food. Finish most of it. I should've taken a picture as proof, but I put my word on the factual accuracy below.I barely touched the "garlic edamame" because it's more like Korean sauce edamame and it wasn't good. They gave me a full mini plate of it. 50¢I left one of the two "spring roll" uneaten. I wrote 1 on my paper, but they gave 2. Sometimes the portions of these food choices are very plentiful, sometimes it's a tiny 1oz piece of teriyaki salmon. It wasn't even a spring roll. It's an egg roll. Spring rolls are wrapped in rice paper. This egg roll with some sort of sauce that doesn't go well with it was served to me. I almost finished one, but the other remained. 50¢I ordered 2 katsu pork, because last time my portion was tiny. This portion was small but I wasn't able to finish my second order. I left 3 strip pieces out of 4. Yea, kinda over-ordered. 50¢I was charged $1.50 on top of my $43 bill (solo eater).I've been here 4 times before and each time I've tipped $15-20. Twice I paid for excess food because I over-ordered (I believe once I paid $5 and once I paid $10). Money isn't really the issue, but for them to pursue that $1.50 is just ridiculous.The food here is not great at all. Tokyo Joe's which is almost like fast food, is much better if you want Japanese food nearby.

A hidden gem. Firstly, I love the vide of this place. Very cozy, authentic AND the cat theme won my heart. The host and servers are also very friendly. The ACYE lunch or dinner deals are unbeatable considering the high quality ingredients. About to become their next regular honestly

Tried a couple of different sushi rolls here and my favorite one has to be the breaded dragon roll. Everything tasted fresh and the edamame was delicious. Service was fast and friendly. My order was for pick up and every thing was ready on time and packaged carefully. Great spot to grab some sushi!

We came here for a family dinner because we didn't want to drive to Aurora for Sushi Katsu.This is a small place where it feels intimate and quiet. You don't feel rushed to order or to finish fast. The sushi and nigiri are fresh and come out quickly as we order. They have many options available for order. One thing that we were a little disappointed about is that the fish are very thinly sliced in comparison to the amount of rice under.

Fun concept, terrible sushi. We spent way more than we have ever spent at our favorite sushi places, and didn't enjoy a single roll we ordered. They all tasted super "fishy", like when the fish isn't fresh and high quality, and the spicy tuna is such a weird version, unlike any I've experienced. Don't need to go again.

I'm always skeptical of all you can eat sushi. It always seems too good to be true, lol. And, in this case, while it was all you can eat, there are fairly strict rules and it's heavy on rice and light on sushi. We ordered in bite sized pieces and ate everything that was brought, so as not to be charged for anything left on our plates. You may eat absolutely every last morsel. That said, the sushi wasn't nearly as fresh as we've had elsewhere and the rice dominated every bite, so as to drown out the thin portions of sushi nigiri. The seaweed salad was too sweet for me, but the miso was nice. For us, this was a once and done trip. Cool experience but not worth returning. You don't know until you try!

Four stars for an establishment that does really well. I seriously wish I could do 4.4 but we round down instead of up. The service was good but one lady did tell us that we ordered too much, "this is a lot of food, most people order 4 things". But that was our only negative experience there because the all you could eat was good and comfortable. If you are close and eat a lot, come here. If you are looking for super fine dining, don't go to an all you can eat place. My girlfriend and I loved it and probably will come back in the future for the cute cat decorations and comfortability of the restaurant.

We came here because we used to be a fan at the Sushi Nemo in Las Vegas! Yes, same names but no relation, lol. Both are all you can eat sushi. This one is owned by Koreans so their Korean specialties are really good, namely the bulgogi and kalbi. I got too escorted for sushi and ordered too much of them. Come to find out, most of them are the exact same base: California rolls with maybe one tiny thin slice of fish on top that's different. Should've saved more rooms for appetizers like the dynamite and the aforementioned specialties and skewers. The elders in our party seemed to have enjoyed the udon and fried rice so that's another plus!

HUGE rolls, very good quality the fish was fresh and they have so many options it was so hard to choose! The servers are very kind and bubbly, they were very attentive making sure we always had everything we needed. Food came out pretty quick. Very cool atmosphere (especially if you're a cat lover). You can definitely dress more casual.