AYCE Omakase w/ unlimited sake & mochi ice cream. Get premium sushi like fatty tuna, wagyu, uni + more. Includes a 13-course starter. Weekday raffles for free meals!
This Japanese restaurant offers a unique all-you-can-eat omakase experience for $95, featuring a 13-course initial meal followed by unlimited servings of premium sushi like fatty tuna and wagyu. The experience also includes bottomless sake, with a special raffle for prizes on weekdays. Diners are advised to finish all AYCE portions to avoid extra charges.
This Japanese restaurant offers a unique all-you-can-eat (AYCE) omakase experience that begins with a 13-course meal featuring high-quality sushi like Yellowtail, Sea Scallop, Eel, and Spanish Mackerel. After the initial courses, diners can enjoy unlimited servings of premium items such as shrimp, bluefin tuna, fatty tuna, and wagyu. The AYCE nigiri pieces are smaller but well-seasoned. The meal concludes with mochi ice cream. A $5 charge applies to unfinished AYCE items.
"The restaurant offers an AYCE selection including Salmon, Lean Tuna, Fatty Tuna, and Wagyu after the initial omakase courses. Premium items like Toro (Fatty Tuna Belly), Uni (Hokkaido Sea Urchin), and Salmon with Duck Liver are highly praised for their creamy texture."
Customers generally have a very positive experience, praising the all-you-can-eat omakase and unlimited sake, with many highlighting the value and quality of the premium sushi options.
Important Note
There is a $5 charge per piece for any unfinished items from the all-you-can-eat portion to discourage waste.
"This restaurant is mentioned as one of the places that offers both an omakase experience and all-you-can-eat ordering options."
Neutral"Hatsu is mentioned as an all-you-can-eat Japanese restaurant where most places include alcohol in their omakase course followed by AYCE."
Positive"Suggests adding an AYCE omakase, mentioning Hatsu as an option."
Positive"The reviewer mentions that others they know have enjoyed Hatsu, which offers a similar concept of providing extra pieces after an omakase experience."
Neutral"The author highly recommends Hatsu for omakase, highlighting its all-you-can-eat (AYCE) options for food, sake, and mochi ice cream. They mention a recent great experience and ongoing promotional discounts."
Positive
