Sushi Katsu - Aurora

Kid-friendliness: It's a family-friendly restaurant with many families dining here. Wheelchair accessibility: The restaurant is ADA compliant and accessible for those in wheelchairs.

The all-you-can-eat sushi prices have gone up. Now, on weekends, they charge $30 for the dinner option instead of the $20 lunch option. Food quality: 4/5.

We visited an all-you-can-eat sushi and hot food restaurant on a Sunday afternoon/evening, and the cost was approximately $30.95 per person. The menu offered a wide variety of sushi, soups, appetizers, hot dishes, and more. We both had a great experience with both the food and the service. The sushi came out quickly, and the restaurant made efficient use of its limited space with its arrangement of tables and chairs. In hindsight, I wish I had ordered more, especially given the relatively high price per person.

Food is very good, super fresh. Great price for lunch all you can eat. The only downfall was our waitress acted like we didn't exist. Once the food was dropped off she didn't ask if we needed anything or how was it. She checked on the other tables. When we wanted to order another round, we had to wave and say hello like she was just going to ignore us. Then when we were ready for the check she was no where to be found. That's the sad part I wouldn't have tipped her nothing but my BF is better than me. Just next time be more attractive to customers.

We really wanted to love this place because the reviews seem to be good and it's super close to our house, so I'm bummed to be posting this review. Maybe it was just an off day, but we had a terrible experience with some takeout. 1st off, we were disappointed that we couldn't order lunch just because it was Saturday, but thought if the reviews recommendations were a sign, it would be well worth it, sadly it wasn't. We ordered 4 rolls, tuna sashimi and 2 appetizers. The both appetizers looked very different from their photo online, but the worst offender was the jalapeño one, which you can see compared to the image online in tiny photos I uploaded. My spouses rolls were ok according to them but nothing great and not super fresh tasting, but they only ate a little less than 1/2. me on the other hand couldn't eat more than 3 pieces of the rolls I ordered. They tasted fishy, the rice was gummy and they had no textural differences aside from the tuna on top of both being pretty tough. Both of mine were also missing ingredients that made them essentially the same rolls (this is partly my fault for not realizing that the base of both these rolls were similar, but I think that also speaks to a menu that is too large with a lot of the same offerings in only slightly different combos) I've also included photos of the rolls I ordered and their online version from the menu for comparison. Overall, we won't be back and we're disappointed to have spent $100 on food we had to throw away