Sapporo Sushi - Edmonton

My best friend and I absolutely love this place! The neighbourhood isn't the greatest but the food and service is fantastic.

Can you picture a place where, if you were really craving for sushi, all you can eat, not worry about getting charged for indulgence and not having to get disappointed with what's offered? Well this is not the place. I found this place after driving through the back alleys along 99 St (don't ask I was looking for something). Decided to try it out and found myself in a place that seems to struggle with customers. There was staff a plenty, but maybe a group of people in the corner while I was there.So the food...all you can eat sushi. I tried all the sashimi, which is basically salmon, tuna and mackerel. I tried the scallop sushi, teriyaki chicken, teriyaki beef, chicken karaage. The salmon was unflavorful, the tuna? meh, hardly any flavor, and the mackerel was uninspiring. I did like the scallop sushi, it was different, sweet and melted in your mouth. Onto the meats, the teriyaki unfortunately had a "vinegar" note to the sauce and was not happy, the chicken karaage, the ginger sauce was runny and overwhlemingly ginger.The price for this was over 29 dollars. There are less expensive fares for far better flavorful and amazing sushi, heck T&T has better sushi for taste and selection for the price.

I was very disappointed by this place. I know not to expect the same amount from an all your can eat but this had more cons then pros.Pros: Clean inside. Cute décor. The rolls did have good amount of in-side's. The sashimi was good quality.Cons: The menu for the all you can eat is small. There is not very many options. The quantity of each item was too many for instance the rolls were 6 PCs per order. It's one of the more expensive all you can eat sushi places I have been too.So for me the price and limited menu is definitely not worth going.

Pro's: Great quality sashimi. Large size maki with minimal filler (i.e. tempura crumbs) for all you can eat compared to places like Zen and Sushi Garden. Fantastic service - I dropped a chopstick at the end of the meal and the waitress was at our table within 1 minute with a new pair...I was prepared to use my fingers for the 2 pieces that were left!. Laid back, quiet atmosphere.Con's: A little more expensive than other all you can eats ($29 for dinner). Washrooms aren't the nicest, but they have updated their toilets and sinks. Parking lot is a bit tough to get into.

Every thing was great the food awesome service very good friendly staff tried some item for the first time was delicious :)