Kan Pai Sushi

Unique concept for a way to enjoy all you can eat Japanese style food. I reviewed menu before visit and was familiar with the food they offered. My wife and I have been to Japan several times and knew almost all the dishes, so no disappointment or surprises that way. Don't order something if you don't know what it is, you may be disappointed, no fault of the restaurant. Food was freshly made to order and the quality seemed good. Was it worth the money? If you know what you are eating and have starters first, main meal after that, you will get to enjoy a true value. I never stuff myself with rice, noodles, or salad first; rather get some sushi or rolls. Restaurant was just getting busy when we arrived, but managed to get seated right away. If you haven't been here before, let staff

Cool place where you can order off a menu, or order all you can eat. But it is NOT a buffet. You order from a menu and they bring it to you, as many times as you want for one price. Lunch is around $20 and dinner $30. I tried many appetizers and the shrimp hibachi. Appetizers were all very good. The shrimp hibachi was good too, but make sure you ask for Yum Yum sauce to jazz up the fried rice. I did not try any sushi this time around, but it all looked excellent. They do charge $5 a plate if you do not eat it all, so keep that in mind when ordering. Sushi comes with 8 pieces. App sizes varied, but the pictures in the menu were accurate. The hibachi portion was not huge, which is a good thing in this instance.

​What a great dinner experience. It was our first time, and our waitress, Jessica, made us feel right at home. The best part was the service—it's so efficient! Food just flows to the table. Dishes are brought out the second they're prepared, so everything is incredibly fresh. It’s an impressive system that leads to a wonderful, fast-paced meal. Beautiful presentation on every dish. Five stars, easily.

As someone who has been to several AYCE sushi restaurants, I would say Kanpai is decent, but not the best I have been to. That said, the experience itself is still worth it. I really liked the atmosphere and decorations, which made the dining experience more enjoyable. I actually enjoyed their appetizers more than their sushi options. The marinated beef short ribs were great. The service was also excellent. Everything came out quickly, and our server was very attentive, always checking in to see if we needed anything as she passed by.

The appetizers that I had were delicious. The hibachi steak I ordered was a tad over cooked. I ordered the all you can eat. The portions were good. The sushi was fresh. Our food came pretty quickly which I was surprised about. You do have to pay extra to take your leftovers home so I ended up wasting food. To me that's like throwing away money but I get why they have that rule.