Sushimania

Good comfort sushi definitely better than itsu and wasabi and obviously maui poke dont ever waste your time going to maui poke just come here they have better fresh food. 50% off for the sushi which is worth it if not it wouldnt be. Definitely recommended for comfort sushi. Cheers!

My mum fancied sushi, and this is usually our regular joint, especially for the buffet which at £15.80 it's not too bad if you're really hungry. If not then I suggest the Al la carte value is better (they usually have half price during lunch) and you don't feel the need to over stuff your face.

I love the tempura prawns and oysters and the salmon sashimi is fresh and tasty, you can order up to three portion per person.. So as I said if you're really hungry the value is second to none.. I prefer this buffet place over others as they have a better cooked and soup selection which most others don't have. Service is good, was a tad slow today as they were packed out!

The only criticism I have is location parking on the weekends is so hard to find and I parked for 3 hours for omg £6.00 for Golders Green? That's a tad much.. There is free parking at bank holidays so maybe plan your trip around that??

Shame I can't give lower than a 1. What a terrible experience and the staff isn't just unfriendly (what they used to be) but downright rude.
Never again and I wouldn't recommend anyone to try it.

I love this place but I'm going to start off with a warning for those of you up for a sushi buffet challenge. or perhaps I should say tips... yeah let's say tips.

I visited this establishment on a friday night but if you plan to come here hungry and up for some serious eating, you will be disappointed. The time it took for each dish to make it's way to our table (eventually I'd gotten into the habit of perking up every time a waitress walks out of the kitchen with what looks to be our food... but turns out not to be) was loooonnnnggg. I've been here a few good times before but on that occasion it took seriously forever especially as we had the table for only an hour and a half, which is meagre really for a place that serves a la carte food that has to be cooked, prepped and delivered. It's worth noting that it was after all a friday night (I had booked in advance to secure a table) and the place was fully seated. That's a good sign but that meant our requests were not met and had to be chased up on eg reminding the waitresses to bring our drinks and the menu over. So for that reason a star is lost. So if anyone ever plans to visit, make sure you choose a day where it wouldn't be so busy. Like a weekday evening perhaps.

That aside, this place serves some amazing fresh. quality food! Not only do they serve sushi, but also hot stuff too! You're talking noodles, rice, tempura! The choices are spread over two sides of an A4 sheet of paper. The selection is amazingly huge compared to the ones in central London. And the ones in London limit your quantity amount. Sure, sushimania does too but to a reasonable extent eg with the salmon sashimi you can only order 3 rounds of salmon. Even so, in the end, we had a massive massive plateful delivered to us. It was so beautiful! Like goldfishes swimming on the plate. The sashimi was fresh (although quite cold as it came straight out of the fridge, like slithers of cold meat)

I had such glee calculating how much money we saved. Yes you can order this stuff as a normal menu so I would note the price we would've paid and compare it to the amount we did pay... and its amazing knowing how much money we saved by eating as much as we can for a teeny tiny £15.80!

The menu itself also houses some special sushi for a little extra dosh. It's totally worth it if you decide to steer slightly off course from the 'included in the price' sushi. One of the recommended dishes to try is Miso Black Cod. It's Heavenly! :D

Another tip is going in as big a group as possible. Reasons would be that some sushi are served with a minimum of say 5 pieces which means to a table of 2 people they have to eat 2-3 pieces of that one item whereas a table of 5 would eat one each meaning more space to try other foods. Yar yar you get it? ;-) Unless of course you are happy to eat loads of the same foods then by all means, go ahead. Also its super impressive when a huge plate ladened with food arrives and its totally picture worthy! The bigger the better I say.

When it gets busy, its impossible to pig out but on a quiet day you can truly have a sushimania experience whilst sampling many of what the menu offers. To this day, it still remains the best sushi place I've ever been to and it would be hard to top it, price wise, option wise and quality wise.

This place was an establishment based on poor service and low quality food. The sushi was average and the rest was borderline between terrible and below average. The pricing was outrageous for the quality of the food. The worst thing was the service. We had to wait about 32 minutes for our food. With all this the terrible pricing the at best average food and the horrid wait for our food, the verdict is at two stars. And we consider this rating a generous review.

The best all you can eat and a LA carte sushi I've had in London. The menu is diverse and includes all the sushi roll you'd expect, plus much much more! Amazing staff, fresh food, and well priced. Need I say more?

Great food, at prices you won't find anywhere else (half price lunch offer was almost too good to be true). Casual environment, though the staff could have been little friendlier.

Excellent sushi, incredible value. Service not outstanding but who cares when the food is so good!

This restaurant has a very apt name; it offers sushi buffet for £15.80 per person with a great selection to order from, which means that you are bound to go sushi crazy as soon as you go in. Although I only ate with one other person, in true honour of the name, we went sushi crazy by eating 18 dishes between us. To give you a true reflection of the quality of the food, I believe that only 1 of those 18 dishes could have been improved (and even that one wasn't that bad), which means that over 94% of the food was already perfect and meanwhile the variety of complimentary dips was also delightful. Please beware that you should try to make a reservation before coming here as the restaurant is often full-to-the-brim. The dishes in particular that I would recommend are prawn katsumi, salmon teriyaki, seaweed salad and mixed pickles.

One of the few all you can eat sushi noteworthy in London as quality and variety of food. I had oyster tempura and I was really impressive. I love sushi and most of time that I was here I always left satisfy. Sometimes the service is not the best but probably they realised this and this evening the staff was friendly and smiley. Really great place. Good balance between price and quality. Again, So far the second all you can eat sushi restaurant noteworthy in London.