Sushi heaven

All you can eat Sushi (and more)! At $24 a person, it isn’t cheap, but if you can down a lot of sushi, you can make it worth it! Order as much as you’d like for $24… as long as you can eat it all or else pay the “to-go” price for the sushi. Ice cream cups, chocolate mousse, and cheesecake were also included in the $24. Overall, not bad place if you really love sushi!

My server Zachary is a Rockstar! Full of suggestions, and very honest about them. Super fast to bring each item and with enough chat to entertain but also giving you a chance to enjoy your meal.

It would not hurt to have a big visible sign "OPEN"

I am very happy with my experience at Sushi Heaven! Upon arrival, you can see how spacious the place is. Very quick and friendly service to get a table and get drinks.

The plates come out extremely quick. The flavors on most of them are great. They have cooked entrées too, and they were just as good as sushi rolls or pieces. The salads are also great.

The value is top notch, the location is great, and food and service are extraordinary. If I get picky, they should change their shrimp tempura in sushi rolls to a better one or a more recent tempura. This way, it doesn't take away from the amazing sushi roll.

I cannot wait to be back many times!

Good place for all you can eat sushi. If you prefer quality over quantity, then this place is just okay. Service is fast and friendly. Place is spacious and clean. Quality of the sushi and other dishes is for the most part, not bad, though it should not be difficult to find better. An annoying thing about their menu -- they have sashimi listed for 50 cents a piece, which is what I tried to order, since I was not very hungry, but apparently you are still obligated to pay the full $24 all-you-can-eat price. Waitress stressed that the sashimi is just the sushi without the rice, so IDK why anyone would ever order this and pay extra to have someone else remove the rice. Vegetable noodle dish was kind of sparsely populated by vegetables.

A really great spot in the Rockvale outlets that was formerly Ruby Tuesdays. This is an AYCE sushi and hibachi restaurant. The lunch price of $15.99 is featured Monday-Friday, while the dinner price is $23.99. The sushi is extremely fresh and has some nice options that you don’t normally see. You can also pick from any of the classic or special rolls. If sushi isn’t your thing, you have 9 options for hibachi, soup and salad options and kitchen apps. They even have a small children’s menu.

We had high hopes from some of the early good reviews we read. It's an all-you-can-eat make-to-order menu. We were disappointed when we found out most of the appetizers, shrimp tempura, shrimp Shumai, spring roll, etc. were frozen products from restaurant suppliers. The specialty sushi rolls were okay the best with imitated crab legs and filler stuff. However, the fried rice and Hibachi beef/shrimp were good. The shrimp noodles (I think they use spaghetti pasta) were disappointing. The toasted eel sushi turned out to be the lifesaver. Overall, we would be happier if they had charged more and used higher quality ingredients.