Sushi Ai

Great sushi performance, this location is unlike all the other Sushi AI locations where the rice is a more vinegar, warm fermented style sushi which is closer to the style I have seen in Tokyo but might not be to the tastes of most people and will sit harder on the stomach. The location is nicely decorated but harder to have intimate moments in than other Sushi Ai this has a large communal vibe. The service is attentive and quick and if anything might hover a bit much but means well. The roll selection is vast and good, Sushi AI as a chain is an excellent choice for that fine line between all you can eat and real quality which is very hard to find anymore.

Such a calm and peaceful place to eat. I had the all you can eat sushi and it was definitely worth the price you pay! I suck at taking pictures. Otherwise I would take a great picture showing you how delicious this food looks. 10/10 would recommend for calm, quiet people. I quietly listened to a YouTube and did a little studying as well.

Our visit was just perfect for lunch. Pricing was very reasonable for the quality of food, which was delicious. The staff were incredibly nice and kept quality and service top notch. The time for food was very quick but in good time for freshly prepared dishes. This is a great sushi place and I'd go back anytime. The shrimp tempura was our top pick, but out of every dish we didn't have any bad.

Of course one of my favorite places to grab a quick bite or relax and chow down for a slow meal. The food is consistent from 1 location to the next. The Chesterfield location does charge extra for the nigiri which I really don't like. None of the other locations charge extra. The restaurant is always clean and very good service. This location is not as busy as others so there is rarely wait and food is delivered quickly. This location has the best tempura vegetables - by far!

The food here was pretty good. The value was also pretty good. Nothing was super outstanding but the experience was pleasant. They have a lot of rolls and I want to recommend the Dragon Roll specifically. I will say that anything that had large amounts of cream cheese should be avoided because it was just a bit overwhelming. I've had many "all you can eat" sushi options and this is by far the best of them all. That being said, this is a volume and value over quality- this gives you a huge selection for a reasonable price. Either $20 or $24 depending upon the one that you choose. All in all, for our family of four including one child that just got a children's noodle, it was over $100 so be aware. I would recommend.