Queens' go-to for all-you-can-eat sushi, offering a solid and affordable dining experience with a variety of cooked roll options.
This Japanese eatery in Queens offers a notable all-you-can-eat sushi experience. Customers praise it as a solid and affordable option for sushi lovers. The restaurant is also known for its variety of cooked sushi rolls, providing diverse choices beyond traditional raw options.
The restaurant is highly recommended for its all-you-can-eat sushi, with customers appreciating the value for money. Specific mentions include a variety of cooked sushi rolls like salmon skin cucumber, lobster roll, and a nostalgic roll with eel and spicy kani. While the focus is on AYCE sushi, other Japanese dishes are also available.
"The restaurant is particularly noted for its all-you-can-eat sushi options, with specific call-outs for cooked rolls such as the salmon skin cucumber, lobster roll, and nostalgic roll."
Customers generally have a positive sentiment towards this restaurant, frequently recommending it for its all-you-can-eat sushi deals and good value for the price.
"Akino is listed as an all-you-can-eat spot."
Positive"The commenter expressed enthusiasm for AYCE (All You Can Eat) options and mentioned Akino as a pretty good AYCE sushi restaurant located in Elmhurst."
Positive"Akino is mentioned as being in Queens but decent enough for its price point and conveniently located near a subway station."
Positive"Akino Sushi is mentioned as an all-you-can-eat option in NYC."
Positive"Akino has several cooked sushi options, including salmon skin cucumber, lobster roll, and a nostalgic roll with eel and spicy kani. They also mention the possibility of omitting tobiko from certain rolls like the spider roll."
Positive"This commenter mentions Akino as an AYCE sushi place in Elmhurst, which is the only AYCE spot they know of in the surrounding areas."
Neutral"Akino in Elmhurst is described as a solid option for actual all-you-can-eat sushi."
Positive"Akino was suggested by a commenter as a potential All-You-Can-Eat (AYCE) Japanese dining option in NYC, likely for sushi. This was in reply to a user asking for buffet suggestions."
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