Izumi Japanese Buffet -Food CA (Near Evans)

5 /5 Tam “GoGo Guide”: Fantastic did, great selections. If you love sushi, this is your place to go!!

5 /5 Allen Nichols: This is one of my favorite restaurants in Augusta! You really can’t beat a sushi buffet, and I always have a great experience when I am here. Their staff are very friendly, there is a great vibe in the place, and the food is just a tad too good! I always eat too much! 5 stars!

5 /5 Aimee Lim: When your hungry...come and visit this place. Worth every dime of your money. Lots of food choices to chose from. A bit crowded on a Sunday noon after church but they manage it good. The servers are attentive to us making sure drinks are refilled. We have been coming to this place for years now. Price is so reasonable. The manager is polite and have my request granted. Thank you.

3 /5 M M: Food was good - no complaints there. My husband and I both had sushi. But the place was nasty!!! Food caked on the edges of the refrigerators, crud on all the decorations. Just absolutely nasty. Everything gave me the creeps - in particular because we were eating uncooked fish. BUT - I did not get sick and the freshness as far as taste seemed spot on. The waitress checked on us, but spent most of her time sitting in a booth with fellow employees. Still, our needs were simple and she met them sufficiently. So my review reflects the taste and quality of the food. Service = nothing out of the ordinary. Atmosphere - terrible. I personally won’t make a trip there again. I listed quiet because no one was there other than us. Not sure how it would be were it to be busy.

4 /5 Katy Broadwater: Izumi Japanese Buffet is commonly known as a sushi buffet, which is one of the things it is. They also have a hot food line that has Chinese-type food along with some eclectic items. Finally, they have a Hibachi station where you can pick what you want (meats and vegetables) and a chef cooks it. But the most space is allocated to sushi. Now this may seem odd - I don’t eat raw fish, and there are still plenty of types of sushi there that I like - vegetarian and cooked seafood. The other three people I usually go with love sushi of all types and love to go there. Everything I’ve had from the hot bar has been good, and one of our party recently tried the Hibachi bar and said it was the best choice in the restaurant. It’s a very casual place - don’t worry, as long as you’re dressed, they’ll let you in. The buffet is about $25 apiece with a soft drink. Kids are welcome, but there have never been so many there that they’re obtrusive in my experience. I gave service as a four because like most oriental places I’ve been, they pester you to take your used dishes. Also, since it’s a buffet, there’s not a lot for them to do except bring drinks and refills. And I gave atmosphere a 3. I mean, it’s a fairly inexpensive buffet; what do you expect? It’s a staple for my group. We like it there, and everybody finds something they like. Personally, I recommend it.