Ye's Sushi est un établissement chaleureux. Découvrez un menu incluant sashimi, une variété de sushis et maki, aux prix de 11$ à 25$. Elle vous offre, entre autres, un buffet. Ye's Sushi est ouvert en soirée tous les jours de la semaine. Les moyens de paiement acceptés sont MasterCard et Visa.
I figured out how to enjoy Ye's without spending...
I figured out how to enjoy Ye's without spending so much money, just ask for the take-out menu and tell them you don't want the all you can eat but you would like to sit in the dining room. I can't eat $20 worth of sushi anyways. I order 8 pieces of sushi for $5 and added extra's on the side. For two people the bill was just $22 including tip. That would have been the price for 1 person. I also managed to take leftovers home without being charged for the food I didn't eat. They don't offer this option unless you ask for it.
Definitely not one of my first choices...
I only bothered even stepping in here because my friend was leaving for Alberta in two days and it was the only time we had for our last Sushi date. Our favourite place was closed for cleaning so we were stuck.
For a place that sells Chicken-fried Rice for $9.00 a plate I expected a bit more. The rice looked like it had been sitting for awhile, the chicken was BELOW average at a browney, awkward colour with a very salty and chewy texture. It was neither hot nor fresh and the small ingredients they threw in looked very random in abundance.
My friend ordered the Avacado salad and was satisfied with it besides how it was SOAKED in dressing. There were about 4 avacado pieces and the rest dressing. She also got the california rolls to go and they appeared nice but I was later told they were soggy and rather tasteless.
For regular or all you can eat dining I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Neither this location or the kitchener location. It really is a joke considering its too much of a chain restaurant to get what you actually expect.
In all honesty, Ye's Sushi is a decent sushi restaurant. Decent yes, but memorable, no.
The price is alright for lunch, but overpriced for dinner, considering that the selection doesn't improve greatly for the difference you pay for the evening buffet.
The food is served fairly quick and a certain amount of detail is given to presentation of the food. As far as the quality of the sushi and sashimi, I've actually bitten into frozen pieces of red tuna in the past.
The sashimi should be served at lunch as well, and more emphasis should be put into the staff noticing when you have filled out your paper and are ready to order.
Overall, if you're looking for a quick fix and don't mind paying a premium price for a Japanese fast food experience with less than premium quality, Ye's is the place to go.
I love this place!!!!!
You have to take this place with a grain of salt... Yes, sometimes what you order may not show up, or you may get another table's food, or you may not understand the server, but all in all, if you want to get you sushi "eat-on" this is the place to do it!
If you are a 1st timer - Be warned... Order a little bit at first, and then keep ordering if you are hungry.. Otherwise you will end up sending food back - I've seen it happen 3 times now :)
The crispy white tuna roll is my favourite, along with the edamame, and I'm getting exciting just thinking about it!!!!
Other reviews state its not authentic, but its pretty darn good for the K-W region, I mean, short of going out west, its pretty good for 13.99/person.
If you're not an intense Sushi connoisseur, this...
If you're not an intense Sushi connoisseur, this is the place to be. All you can eat means you can try lots of different things. It all tastes good to me.
Staff are relatively shy. Hold up your order card and they'll come get it. If you want a refill on your drink, let them know or you'll never get it... Your tip is included, so you might as well make them work for it.
Dinner can be expensive, especially on weekends. Go for lunch and save some money.
If you don't make a reservation, expect to wait to get a table.
