Every time my husband and I (.. and daughter!) crave for sushi, we always come here for the AYCE weekday lunch. For $23.95 per person + 10% off when you use cash, it's completely worth it! Yes, the sushi doesn't taste super fresh, but what can you expect? It's pretty much decent for the price.

Overall: Great service and price quick food, lots of rice depending on the item ---- We came in on a Sunday around 1:30pm for lunch. We had 10 people and there was no wait time! The price was great for all you can eat sushi for $23.95! There is 10% off if you pay in cash and there is a 15% auto gratuity for parties 5 or more. To order, use dry erase markers on the laminated menus and write the number of orders you want for each item you want. ---- Sushi Rolls: - My favorites were the Threesome, Hamachi Avocado, and the Lion King rolls - The Threesome rolls is described as having tuna, unagi, salmon, and avocado but today it had tuna, salmon, and some sort of white fish (maybe hamachi?) and unagi sauce, no eel meat - Not much variation in sushi rolls, most are California rolls with different sauces or tempura shrimp - Rolls are quite big Other notes: - Nigiri and hand rolls have too much rice, a lot of rice compared to fish ratio - Wasabi is very strong - Shrimp tempura comes with 3 shrimps per order - Veggie tempura is good with a nice variety like broccoli, pumpkin/squash, sweet potato or carrot, onion, and zucchini - Street parking available - Staff was really nice and fast - Noise level is low with soft music playing in the background - The TVs have sports playing on them with closed captioning to read Overall: Great bang for your buck for all you can eat sushi, only $23.95 and even cheaper with the 10% discount with cash payment! I recommend the Threesome, Hamachi Avocado, and Lion King rolls. Service was really great!

I would have loved this place in college. It's your standard cheap AYCE sushi. For this price, you cannot expect extremely fresh fish. If you like sushi rolls, it's the place for you. If you just want sashimi, go elsewhere. There's a lot of rice added to the nigiri. It's 10% off your bill if you pay with cash. Cleanliness: standard Parking: 5-6 spots out front Service: There was an older gentleman who served us. He's definitely a hard worker!

So I was tripping balls with Lucy all day long and by the end of the trip, I realized I hadn't eaten or drank much all day. I felt drained - Dehydrated, fatigued, with a headache coming on. My sister drove us to Daiki and the meal literally felt like it was bringing me back to life. I don't know if it was the freshness of everything, the electrolytes from the cucumber salad, or what, but this has officially become my newest favorite sushi spot. All you can eat for $36 (for dinner). Each person can order 3 plates at a time, and everything cokes out freshly made. I like this because it isn't just generic sushi that sits on a bar all day. Everything is made to order. The food was great. The people are kind. The price is fair. The service is good. Recommend: Lemon Drop Sushi Roll Spider Roll Lion King Roll Cucumber Salad (And way more, this is just off the top of my head) Don't Get: Chicken Karaage Also, the $12 more per person for dinner is worth it for better options.

Daiki is hella good. They are way more affordable than the other ones in the area. The people are nice and there's plenty of seating. The staff isnt much, but they get the job done and are very accommodating. The food was good, it's decent sushi. What I don't get is people who want to quality at a certain price. I mean there's a reason why some places arent AYCE. They still have to run a business you know? Would come here again.

Me and a couple friends came here yesterday. It's all you can eat sushi for about $35. We left the restaurant very filled and it's satisfied. The staff is also very friendly and accommodating. Your food comes out very fast. The ambience feels like I'm in Japan with all the fixtures. The staff here is also nice and accommodating.