To visitors, the ubiquity of all-you-can-eat (AYCE) sushi in a landlocked place might seem a bit...odd. When I left Nevada for the first time, I couldn't believe most sushi restaurants didn't offer it. Why do we love it so much? For under $30, you can eat your fill of very decent (we're not talking omakase here, people) sushi, which makes any lunch or dinner feel slightly more regal. While it seems everyone has their favorite AYCE sushi spot in town, here are the details on some of the most reputable.
Bonus points: read up on the history of AYCE sushi in Reno with this RGJ article from 2013.
Photo courtesy: @sushimisreno
AYCE
Lunch: 11am-4pm // $25.95 per person
Dinner: 4pm-9pm // $32.15 per person
Gotta try the:
Sushimi's Roll
Inside: crystal shrimp, and cucumber.
On top: avocado, spicy crab, teriyaki sauce and mango sauce
3005 Skyline Blvd. #160 | 775-829-2788
Photo courtesy: Tokyo Sushi
AYCE
Lunch: 11am - 4pm // $17.95
Dinner: 4pm - 9pm // $23.95
Gotta try the:
Baked mussels (pictured above)
1999 S Virginia St | 775-825-8828
Photo courtesy: @hinokisushi on Instagram
AYCE
Lunch: 11am - 4pm: $24.99
Dinner: 4pm - $31.99
Gotta try the:
Cajun tuna nigiri
5270 Longley Ln #110 | 775 409-4994
*Stay tuned: Hinoki is opening an omakase-style restaurant in Rancharrah, predicted for late May 2022. Not AYCE, but noteworthy and exciting.
Photo courtesy: Sarah S. on Yelp
AYCE
Lunch: 11am - 4pm: $29.99
Dinner: 4pm - close: $39.99
Gotta try the:
Spicy Scallop hand roll (scallops, spicy sauce, tobiko, spicy mayonnaise and green onion)
3800 S. Virginia Street | 775 824-4434