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I love this place! I eat here at least once or twice a week. They are very close to where I work so I go here for lunch. The lunch price is $9.99 from…
Cherry Martinez
Sushi Village
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Love Sushi Village! Their prices are great, they have a limited dinner menu for $10 and an extended one for $17. Love the sides, fast service, good pr…
Ellen Blair Hudson
Sushi Village
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Nice little place for all you can eat sushi. I frequently come here cause it close to the house and my work. The waitstaff is always friendly and not …
Chef Alex
Sushi Village
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Sushi Village is open for Quick Bites. Sushi Village serves Asian, Japanese and Sushi dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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7 Reviews on “Sushi Village”
I love this place! I eat here at least once or twice a week. They are very close to where I work so I go here for lunch. The lunch price is $9.99 from a specific lunch menu but there are so many options. Sushi, wontons, salads, soup, etc. I love this because the food is always fresh since is made to order and not like a buffet where food just sits under a light. I don’t have a lot of time on my lunch breaks but they are pretty quick to bring out your food.
Love Sushi Village! Their prices are great, they have a limited dinner menu for $10 and an extended one for $17. Love the sides, fast service, good prices!
Nice little place for all you can eat sushi. I frequently come here cause it close to the house and my work. The waitstaff is always friendly and not over bearing.
Very nice place, prompt service, very good sushi. If you’re eating dinner, and not planning to eat a LOT, be sure to order off the menu, and not be charged for the buffet. I just ate two sushi rolls for the buffet price of $17. ;-/
High quality sushi / Amazing Value. Hurry before they go out of Biz! Really tho… please find this place and go eat there so they keep it up!As said before it is all you can eat BUT not a buffet. It’s all to order and definitely rivals all the good sushi restaurants in the Jackson area in quality. The difference is at Sushi Village you can walk out having an amazing dinner for two with a large sake for fifty buck or so and order what would cost you well over one hundred bucks anywhere else. The special rolls are over the top good, the kitchen appetizers are done well and who doesn’t like a pat of red bean ice cream to send you home happy. The strait up tuna sushi is just ok but all their eel rolls are just as good as any of the other big boys. You can get tempura, shumai, spring rolls, kani salad and then pillage all your favorite rolls until you can loot no more bounty of the sea! I recommend low sodium soy as the absolute gluttony might leave you swollen and dehydrated if you go full blooded soy. As said before, if money is no object you can get some amazing sushi in Jackson (Edo is one that seldom gets mentioned but was top notch last time I went) but as far as value and quality combined Sushi Village is unbeatable!
Nice little place and a great value for the all you can eat sushi and habachi at lunch for $9.99. This is not a buffet so make sure you have plenty of time on your hands during peak lunch hours.
Great place to eat your fill of above average sushi at a reasonable price. Dinner menu has a lot of great options. The lunch menu is limited, but you can’t argue with the price. The chef prepares the rice for sushi the correct way which is a huge plus for me. Service is above average most of the time. If you are looking for a lot of sushi for a relatively low price, Sushi Village is the place to go. Additionally, if you want high level sushi and price is not an option, go to Little Tokyo or Osaka. Their sushi chefs are among the best in the state.