Yuka Japanese Restaurant, New York, New York, Japanese Restaurant Details

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If you are looking for all you can eat Sushi, limited to Nigiri and stand Rolls then this is will meet all your needs. If you prefer the all you can eat Sashimi then you will be disappointed. The Nigiri is mainly rice with very thin slithers of fish. We paid extra for Sashimi and it was not much better. The restaurant makes a large statement that it does not accept tips, however they charge you a 15% dine-in fee!

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$23 for all you can eat sushi (with exception to some fish, which costs extra ranging from $1 to $1.25) is a great deal in this neighborhood. The fish is quite fresh, and the fish-to-rice ratio is slightly heavy on rice (as is the case in most AYCE spots), but it's still reasonable.

Taking away one star because a few of our orders were missed and we had to reorder twice. Service is otherwise friendly and efficient.

Tips are also included in the prices, which makes dividing bills a lot easier.

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Great sushi at a good price, and I like their forward thinking no-tipping policy.

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I absolutely love this place. I come here often. Some people think twice about all you can eat sushi places but ive never once felt sick. I eat here all the time abd its always busy.

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I've been eating sushi here for over 20 years. The sushi is always fresh, and it isn't overloaded with rice like most all-you-can-eat places.The staff is always friendly and the people eating at the sushi bar are usually friendly and interesting. There is nothing especially fancy here; you fill out a piece of paper by checking off how many pieces of each type of sushi you would like, and do this as many times as you would like. The sushi is really some of the best, the price can't be beat and every one of the many people I've introduced Yuka to regularly come back on their own.