All You Can Eat sushi is an essential experience for any seafood lover. There’s no better feeling than stuffing your face with as many rolls as possible to get your money’s worth (even if it puts you into a regret-filled food coma shortly after).
If you’re new to the AYCE game, it’s super important that you know the rules: you can’t share with non-AYCE diners, you have to eat all the rice, and extra pieces leftover come with a fee per piece.
Sounds dramatic, but most restaurants are pretty strict. Don’t let your eyes get too big for your stomach because your stomach will have to make room or pay for its sins.
Buckle Up for a Sushi Buffet
Not every Japanese restaurant offers this coveted special, so finding the right spot to grub to your heart’s content may take a little research. Luckily, we’ve done all the hard work for you!
These sushi restaurants are some of the best for indulging in unlimited sushi rolls, nigiri, sashimi and hand rolls. Dive into a fresh seafood oasis at our top picks for the best All You Can Eat sushi in Los Angeles. 🍣
Note: Prices are updated as of publication date but are subject to change.
Here Fishy Fishy
Locals know that Here Fishy Fishy is one of the top choices for AYCE in Los Angeles. They recently merged with the former Hello Fish brand, and now have two locations in Koreatown–one on Wilshire and on 4th & Western.
Lunch isn’t available on weekends or holidays, and Late Night Dinner is only available Tues-Thursday. Outside of that, you’ll have to order their All Day pricing and all seatings are 90 minutes… start the clock!
Lunch (11:30am-3pm): $39.99
All Day: $54.99
Late Night Dinner (10pm-1am): $39.99
The Sushi by Jin
You could easily drive right past this strip mall spot without knowing it serves up some of the best sushi in the Valley.
The Sushi by Jin in North Hollywood has an All You Can Eat lunch and dinner special with plenty of roll options, including rice-free rolls which are a great perk to maximize your precious stomach space. Their parking is horrible though, so be prepared to find a spot down the block and walk.
Lunch (12pm-2pm): $35
Dinner (4:30pm-8): $40
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All You Can Eat Sushi & BBQ
When you search for “AYCE sushi in Los Angeles” there’s a good chance this will be the first spot that pops up.
All You Can Eat Sushi & BBQ in Koreatown has got one of the most affordable dinner options and a longer dining time, with a 2-hr limit for your experience. They don’t include sashimi and also don’t allow solo dining, so bring your Tinder date to get in on the deal.
2+ Diners: $25
Tokyo Haus Sushi & Grill
Tokyo Haus Sushi & Grill in Little Tokyo offers multiple all-you-can-eat specials that are hard to pass up.
Their menu includes appetizers, premium rolls, and sushi that’s sure to satiate your cravings, and BBQ for the premium menu. It’s only for parties of two or more, making it the perfect grub for date night or catching up with friends.
Monday-Thursday
Lunch (11am-3pm): $27.99
Dinner (3pm-10pm): $32.99
Premium Sushi & BBQ: $59.99
Midori
Midori has been a classic All You Can Eat sushi destination in the Valley for years. They’ve been serving up fresh cuts of fish to hungry seafood lovers since 2000.
You can enjoy their AYCE menus at their Sherman Oaks location for a 90-minute experience. They limit you to 5 orders per person, per round, and you have to finish eating each round before ordering another.
You can order sushi, sashimi, hand rolls, and even carpaccio for that extra razzle dazzle.
Monday-Thursday
Lunch (12pm-2:30pm): $35.99
Dinner (5pm-10:30pm): $47.99
Friday
Lunch (12pm-2:30pm): $35.99
Dinner (5pm-10:30pm): $47.99
Saturday
Lunch (12pm-2:30pm): $47.99
Dinner (5pm-10:30pm): $45.99
Sunday
All Day (2pm-9pm): $47.99
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Kura Revolving Sushi Bar
Kura Revolving Sushi Bar is a nationwide operation with Los Angeles destinations in Koreatown, Little Tokyo, Sawtelle, and Sherman Oaks.
Now they don’t technically have an All You Can Eat special, but hear me out. Small plates revolve around the restaurant on a conveyor belt allowing you pick and choose what suits your palate.
It’s not a buffet, but each plate is only $3.95. Once you get into the 8-10 plate range, you’re probably going to be full and it’ll cost just as much as a traditional AYCE experience!
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Zeppin Sushi
One of the most affordable places to get All You Can Eat sushi in Los Angeles, Zeppin Sushi in Encino is a must-try.
You get 2 hours to shove your face with sushi from their large selection of menu options. Dig in on cut rolls, sashimi, salads, and more from this charming neighborhood eatery.
Regular: $34.99
Premium: $47.99
Aikan Sushi
With plenty of locations to choose from around LA County, you won’t have a problem finding an Aikan Sushi spot to satiate your cravings.
They have outposts in Burbank, Northridge, and Pasadena serving up premium AYCE deliciousness.
You’ll get 2 hours of unlimited rounds to fill your plate with fresh sushi fare. They also serve cocktails for an added touch!
Monday-Friday
Lunch (Regular): $35.99
Lunch (Premium): $47.99
Weekends
Dinner (Regular): $42.99
Dinner (Premium): $54.99
AYCE Sushi is the Way to Go
So there you have it. You’ve got plenty of options for All You Can Eat sushi places in Los Angeles to grub on fresh fish with no end in sight.
Just make sure you follow all the rules, don’t fill up too much on water or sake, and definitely prepare for a food coma that will have you knocked out for hours to come. Bon appetit!
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