Outlet for all-you-can-eat sushi, plus a regular menu of typical Japanese dishes.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2222 S Havana St, Aurora, CO 80014
Phone: (303) 368-8778
Website: http://www.sushikatsudenver.com/
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Reviews
Sofia Angeles
I recently tried this all-you-can-eat sushi spot and was genuinely impressed. The rolls came out super fresh, not overloaded with rice like a lot of AYCE places tend to do. Service was quick and really friendly—our server checked in just enough. The menu has a great mix of classics and more creative options, so it’s easy to try a bit of everything without feeling overwhelmed. For the price, the quality is honestly better than expected. If you’re craving sushi and want to get your money’s worth without sacrificing freshness, this place is definitely worth a visit.
… moreM D
Friendly service, clean. Dragon roll was great! I was a little disappointed with the lobster roll. It was dry and not really able to distinguish lobster from other ingredients. The chicken fried rice was very tasty. I will definitely come back.
… moreMarrisa Johnson
This is my favorite place to get sushi! The all you can eat option is the best! The vibes are always great. The staff is always kind. And the food… the food is ALWAYS DELICIOUS! The green mussels are to die for! The spider roll *chefs kiss*. I’ll never stop coming here. We love you Sushi Katsu
… moreMayson Davis
Very good pricing for all you can eat sushi. They put a lot of whiskey in your Jack and Coke for $4. The food was quick and very good. The fried tofu was good especially when dipped in soy sauce.
… moreJoshua Dixon
We were seated very fast. Food was delivered very quick and yummy! I miss the old deal on Sake. Otherwise amazing food and experience
… moreJosh Vaughan
Food always great, service is the same, I highly recommend this place, been coming for years, try the unagi and salmon nigiri, and the salmon kama! and the all you can eat deal is the best deal in the area for sushi!
… moreAlicia Draper
Delicious high grade sushi. Have dined in with friends and family, and always enjoy the great experience. Always spot-on with sashimi, nigiri, and sushi rolls. Wonderful staff and devoted chefs that really make wonderful pieces! I enjoy unagi, salmon, scallop, yellowtail, and tuna. Thank you to the Wonderful staff and chefs
… moreAilyn Torres
This sushi spot is a total gem! The fish is super fresh, and you can tell they really care about quality. I tried the spicy tuna roll, and it had just the right amount of kick. The service was quick and friendly, making the whole experience even better. The place has a chill vibe, perfect for a casual dinner with friends. Prices are fair for the quality, making it a must-try for sushi lovers!
… moreT
Really great deal for all you cat eat sushi! Only $30.95 including everything they have, but sashimi. The price of course match the quality which you can’t complain bc it’s not bad at all compared to unlimited food. Galbi is a must try btw!!!!
You can also order off of the menu if you don’t want to do the AYCE. The name itself says all you can eat, so what you ordered and can’t eat means leftovers and will be charged which is fair since you only pay for 1 price and eat unlimited. You can order as many times as you want. Just take it easy when you order, so you don’t get charged for leftovers. Be responsible for your action. It’s easy, don’t be cheap You can just do regular menu if you can’t accept or follow AYCE rules. I saw some people giving their business a hard time when leftovers are charged which I feel bad for the servers. Come on they’re just trying to do their jobs and it’s the consequences since you can’t finish your food haha. Here to help support the business!
… moreYou can also order off of the menu if you don’t want to do the AYCE. The name itself says all you can eat, so what you ordered and can’t eat means leftovers and will be charged which is fair since you only pay for 1 price and eat unlimited. You can order as many times as you want. Just take it easy when you order, so you don’t get charged for leftovers. Be responsible for your action. It’s easy, don’t be cheap You can just do regular menu if you can’t accept or follow AYCE rules. I saw some people giving their business a hard time when leftovers are charged which I feel bad for the servers. Come on they’re just trying to do their jobs and it’s the consequences since you can’t finish your food haha. Here to help support the business!
AZZIANS
Sushi Katsu offers a decent all-you-can-eat sushi experience, though it may not fully satisfy seasoned sushi enthusiasts. During our lunch visit, the service stood out as the highlight of the meal. The servers were kind, attentive, and quick, ensuring everything ran smoothly from start to finish. One detail we particularly appreciated was that we didn’t have to ask for drink refills, especially water—they just brought it. It’s a refreshing change from places where servers ask if you’d like more free water rather than simply refilling it.
The menu, however, left something to be desired. It was quite basic, focusing mainly on rolls and nigiri. Unfortunately, it didn’t include sashimi or some popular offerings like mackerel, escarole, or smoked salmon, which limited the variety for those with more refined sushi preferences.
As for the food itself, it was exactly what you’d expect from an all-you-can-eat sushi joint—good, but not exceptional. This makes it a suitable option for beginners venturing into sushi for the first time. In fact, the restaurant seemed to attract many first-timers, evident from the tables around us, where patrons enjoyed their sushi soaked in soy sauce, creating a relaxed, approachable vibe.
The pricing wasn’t particularly high, but it didn’t feel like the best value for what you get. For the same cost, we could have enjoyed a similar amount of food with better quality and a wider selection at our usual non-all-you-can-eat sushi spot. That said, Sushi Katsu is still worth a try if you’re in the area and looking for a casual, no-frills sushi experience.
Would we return? Perhaps, but it would likely be a convenient one-off visit rather than a regular dining choice.
… moreThe menu, however, left something to be desired. It was quite basic, focusing mainly on rolls and nigiri. Unfortunately, it didn’t include sashimi or some popular offerings like mackerel, escarole, or smoked salmon, which limited the variety for those with more refined sushi preferences.
As for the food itself, it was exactly what you’d expect from an all-you-can-eat sushi joint—good, but not exceptional. This makes it a suitable option for beginners venturing into sushi for the first time. In fact, the restaurant seemed to attract many first-timers, evident from the tables around us, where patrons enjoyed their sushi soaked in soy sauce, creating a relaxed, approachable vibe.
The pricing wasn’t particularly high, but it didn’t feel like the best value for what you get. For the same cost, we could have enjoyed a similar amount of food with better quality and a wider selection at our usual non-all-you-can-eat sushi spot. That said, Sushi Katsu is still worth a try if you’re in the area and looking for a casual, no-frills sushi experience.
Would we return? Perhaps, but it would likely be a convenient one-off visit rather than a regular dining choice.