All Buru

High quality sushi on-the-go!! Even better yet, they are currently doing 20% OFF on all online orders - such a steal! I am so glad to have discovered All Buru. This place is great for when you’re looking for restaurant quality sushi but for better value, and to enjoy in the comfort of your home. I tried the following: Salmon Tuna Don ($30.50) All Buru Kaizen Don ($37, comes with truffle miso soup) Grand Box (6 pcs for $25.99, comes with miso soup and edamame or seaweed salad) - Spicy Tuna Inari - Spicy Hamachi Inari - Salmon Yuzu Nigiri - Tuna Truffle Nigiri - Yellowtail Nigiri - Twilight Everything was delicious, but I especially loved the Kaizen Don. The snow crab mixed in with pieces of tuna, salmon, yellowtail, and ikura was perfection. They also add furikake to all their rice bowl

My wife and I loved the food, it was our first time trying donburi and it was incredible. We'll definitely be back. The food was very tasty and fresh, and they ladies at the register were so sweet to my dog, they even gave her a treat! 100% recommended

I had such an amazing experience at Sushi Allburu! The fish was incredibly fresh, and every piece of sushi was crafted beautifully with generous portions. I especially loved how unique and premium the ingredients were – each bite felt special and full of flavor. The staff was also very welcoming and attentive, which made the dining experience even better. If you’re looking for sushi in NYC that’s not only delicious but also different from the usual spots, Allburu is definitely worth a visit! Highly recommended. 🍣✨

Sushi by Piece, NYC style! All Buru is a brilliant concept—sushi sold by the piece, so you can try multiple rolls without committing to just one. As a sushi roll lover, this is exactly what I’ve been craving. The quality is top-notch: fresh ingredients, generous portions of fish, and beautifully crafted flavors. The Chirashi Don is a standout, and the All Buru Roll with sweet shrimp is a must. Don’t miss the Golden Hour Roll a creative, rice-less twist wrapped in rice paper. Fresh, fun, and full of flavor. I’ll definitely be back—and hoping to see more All Buru locations pop up across NYC

The fish tasted fresh which was super nice! The rice was slightly dried out. The crab inari, salmon, and tuna nigiri were my favorites. I had to dock points because I honestly did not enjoy any of the “specialty” sushi’s I tried. The flavors were unpleasant. Here’s my breakdown: Twilight sushi-why shrimp tempura inside? Also the eel skin tasted a little too pungent. Rising sun sushi-why imitation crab…the salmon was enough. Also flavors just didn’t mesh. Wasn’t the worst though. All buru-flavors did not mesh…just not pleasant. Kind of a pet peeve when food looks super pretty but is wildly disappointing. Feels like energies just need to be redirected. If I only had the inari and nigiri this would’ve been 4/5. Also why so pricey?