Osaka Sushi
(972) 931-8898
5012 W Park Blvd
Plano,
TX
75093
33.0272
-96.7976
Reviews & Ratings for Osaka Sushi
14 reviews
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It is the Best
by RuthCaitlinGower
March 01, 2009
Me and My mom try and go here when ever we can.
it's a all you can eat sushi bar it's awesome most places are more expensive and you only get
a plate.I don't care what anyone else says it's great and if it is true that they have failed to health
inspections (which I doubt )Than I don't care because the food is great and service is great
it's a buffet no one needs service there, I rarely ever get to go and I'm finally going (hopefully)
for my birthday And I hate seeing all this bad reviews from stupid people.
- Pros: Everthing
Great sushi Bar by Joan C. at InsiderPages
Contributor
February 12, 2008
Osaka has a great variety of sushi and always presented beautifully. The salad and fruit bar is always fresh. They also have a hibachi grill, with salmon, steak, chicken and vegetables. Very friendly service.
the best sushi sushi makers can make!!!
by dunnananadunna
January 02, 2008
my experience at osaka was excellent! their service was great! they have everything! u ask for red bean ice cream or even green tea icecream, you got it! there food is great. ive been there at least 4 times now. if youve got a craving for the best sushi you can get, you should go to OSAKA!!!
thank you for reading this
- Pros: japanese and chinese food, great service, buffet, bar
- Cons: there are no cons to this restaurant
incredible value - but a bit unrefined in some areas
by prestonandwendy
March 11, 2007
Osaka Sushi is what it is - a buffet that offers all you can eat sushi and assorted hot dishes. At $13.99 for lunch, you have access to plenty of assorted Nigiri sushi as well as many handrolls. The fish may not be the best, but it's still sushi grade fish. Not wanting to eat anything raw? There's a hibachi with a chef who's ready to whip up your favorites on the grill. Baked mussels, fried rice, tempura shrimp, and salads are just a sample of what else you can eat besides sushi. Did I mention it's $13.99 for lunch?
That was my defense for Osaka. Now here's what I don't like: FIrst, the service. Sometimes the waitresses are ok, but for the most part, they are never alert and you almost always have to flag someone down to get a drink refill or a clean napkin. The hosts are especially rude!
It's sad that when a business starts to really take off and instead of using the extra profit to hire more staff and improve the quality of the food, they instead keep the same amount of staff even though the number of customers has tripled and the food actually declines in quality because they want to save money! It's greedy and not too uncommon in Asian restaurants. I used to eat at Osaka at least once a week for lunch and when sushi's popularity increased, there became a huge lunch rush that developed. Since then, I've seen some of my favorite things on the buffet disappear only to be replaced with generic fried foods you could buy at Sam's Club or Costco. Disappointing.
Still, I ate dinner at a sushi restaurant the other night and racked up an $110 tab between my wife and I. Osaka offers dinner for $25 a person. That includes all you can sushi, sashimi, hibachi, tempura, salads, soups, AND desserts. You can complain all you want about the sushi not measuring up to Blue Fish or Nobu, but if you're like me, and can't afford to spend $100 every time you want sushi, then Osaka Sushi will be more than sufficient.
- Pros: All you can eat sushi for $13.99!
- Cons: disappointing service - lackluster hot dishes - often crowded for lunch and understaffed
FAILED last two health inspections, go at your own risk.
by gerber42
January 13, 2007
I am a sushi fiend but have not been to Osaka because they have FAILED ( as in 'F', not a 'C' or a 'D', but FAILED) their last two Plano inspections. DO you know how bad a place has to be to fail TWICE? The last time was 1/6/07. Check it out and be CAREFUL!
Go to cit of Planos site and see inspection scores for every eatery in Plano. Thats how I choose where my family dines out.
- Pros: If you want to committ suicide by sushi this is a good option
- Cons: If you dont want to possibly die from your dinner.....maybe not so good.
There are better places to go
by bmoser
October 15, 2006
There are much better Japanese restaurants in the local area, many of the small and, perhaps, without a buffet - but I would highly suggest you try one of them vs. this restaurant. We went on a Saturday around lunch time and upon entering we were told that they were having some problems and did not have all the food items available but would provide a 20% discount. After we were seated and went to check-out the food, 1/2 of the food bar (the entire hot food bar)was closed. Their sushi, salad and dessert bars were open - but there were absolutely no main entrees. What sections were open were unkept - the food line had dropped food all around and the foodtongs were very messy. The service was slow and lackluster. The sushi and rolls were middle of the road - absolutely nothing to write home about. I would highly suggest you try another restaurant. Last, the price was excessvie for the value. The weekend lunch buffet is $18.99. To add insult they applied the 20% discount "after-tax" vs. pre-tax - by way of saying - they applied the discount so that they could maximize their profit. In light of the number of food items that they did not have that day - this was excessively opportunistic on their part. Don't go to this restaurant - it is not worth it.
- Pros: Good dessert bar.
- Cons: Too many to list.
Average Sushi in Abundance
by rsarno
September 01, 2006
You will not get decent sushi here if you are looking for true sushi like from CA. If you are looking for terriyaki flavored asian food and some raw sushi then this is the place. Lunch is about $14/Dinner $25 not including drinks. Typical Chinese managed Japanese restaurant: high on volume, low on quality. If you ever have a chance to go to a "real" good Japanese restaurant you will know what I am talking about. Not trying to bash Chinese managed sushi places. NOTE: Some Japanese restaurants will rip you off by feeding you raw fish that they should not be selling since most Americans, especially Texans wouldn't be able to discern the quality differences. Wish everyone the best on their quest for the ultimate sushi experience. Bonzai!!!!
- Pros: Volume, variety
- Cons: Sushi quality, lacks the higher cost sushi items
Good Food by Amber T. at InsiderPages
Contributor
August 03, 2006
This all-you-can-eat sushi bar is not to be ignored. They offer lots of choices, not only of sushi and sashimi, but also cooked foods as well, a small salad bar and dessert bar are also included in your dinner. Miso soup, red bean and geen tea ice cream can also be included too.
PROS: all you can eat
CONS: Pricey
Love It
by auromlith
May 24, 2006
I love sushi, but I am picky. So this place is 3 blocks from my office. I think - sushi buffet=yuck. But i went there for lunch anyway. It was great. Then I went for dinner and it was even better because they have sashimi on the buffet!!! Food was fresh. Service prompt (tea always full), and I ate what would have cost over $100 for $30 (with tip). I love buffets ... so i get my 2 favorites in one place.
just an average restaurant
by sushi_biter
April 21, 2006
it was okay... nothing too special about this place... price was decent
