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Address: 2001 Airport Way, Fairbanks, AK 99701
Phone: (907) 457-3333
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McKenna O’Keefe
I really enjoyed eating at Asiana. I went with my husband and his friend in the evening around 7pm. It was nice and relaxed. Quiet gentle music. Wonderful service. Very pleasant staff. Really enjoyed the chucken katsu and sesa.e chicken. Soup before the meal was very good, miso with tofu i believe. Would definitely come here again. I had leftovers while my husband scarfed his down
… moreMasud Habib
I am writing this review based on my experience with the “all-you-can-eat sushi” option. The cost was $45.00.
I went there for dinner and found the environment to be fair. Parking was convenient.
However, I think the name is misleading because “all-you-can-eat” typically indicates a buffet-style setup. That is not the case here. Instead, you must order sushi from the menu, and the chef prepares and serves each item fresh. Each order comes with 10–12 pieces of the same roll. As a result, you may feel full after just one or at most two items. It becomes extremely difficult to sample more than two selections due to the large portion sizes unless you come in a 5/6 or larger group.
The menu also states that you will be penalized if more than three pieces of sushi are left uneaten. In general, I agree with the principle of not wasting food, even in a buffet setting. However, my concern is the portion size. The rule would make more sense if patrons were able to control the portion sizes themselves.
Pros:
Freshly made sushi
Cons:
Portion sizes are too large to sample multiple sushi options
The price is too high for the value provided. For a $45 all-you-can-eat option, you would expect better variety, including selections of sashimi, sushi, and nigiri
I see many positive reviews for this place, but perhaps the chef should consider dropping the “all-you-can-eat sushi” label altogether.
Bottom line: I do not recommend this place if you are looking for a traditional all-you-can-eat or buffet-style experience.
… moreI went there for dinner and found the environment to be fair. Parking was convenient.
However, I think the name is misleading because “all-you-can-eat” typically indicates a buffet-style setup. That is not the case here. Instead, you must order sushi from the menu, and the chef prepares and serves each item fresh. Each order comes with 10–12 pieces of the same roll. As a result, you may feel full after just one or at most two items. It becomes extremely difficult to sample more than two selections due to the large portion sizes unless you come in a 5/6 or larger group.
The menu also states that you will be penalized if more than three pieces of sushi are left uneaten. In general, I agree with the principle of not wasting food, even in a buffet setting. However, my concern is the portion size. The rule would make more sense if patrons were able to control the portion sizes themselves.
Pros:
Freshly made sushi
Cons:
Portion sizes are too large to sample multiple sushi options
The price is too high for the value provided. For a $45 all-you-can-eat option, you would expect better variety, including selections of sashimi, sushi, and nigiri
I see many positive reviews for this place, but perhaps the chef should consider dropping the “all-you-can-eat sushi” label altogether.
Bottom line: I do not recommend this place if you are looking for a traditional all-you-can-eat or buffet-style experience.
Joanna J.
The tempura has the perfect batter ! But the sushi was a bit warm. Didn’t taste fresh at all. Yakisoba was alright too the beef tasted bulgogi! I liked it thou but it caught me off guard.
… moreBridger Terra
Haven’t been in close to 10-15 years, thought I would give it a try since my daughter loves Ramen. We both had their spicy beef ramen, it was good, tasty and not overly spicy, the meat and noodles were good. I will go back and get some sushi, it was worth the price. The waitress was very pleasant too, sweet little place.
… moreHunter Blank
The best sushi I’ve ever had! This is an absolute must try, I’ve lived in Seattle, Las Vegas, and Anchorage so I’ve had my fair share of sushi and this place has exceeded my expectations. The couple running this place are so sweet and you can tell they put their all into this restaurant. Very clean restaurant, would come back again!
… moreLiezl Joie
Food was great thank you so much! Should really remove the $15.00 uneaten charge and allow the customers to take home their leftovers so it doesn’t go to waste.
Restaurant’s Reply: … The reason there’s a $15.00 uneaten charge is so customers don’t over order than what they can handle when eating all you can eat. Unfortunately some may take advantage if this rule is not set in placed. This is a common practice with all you can eat and buffets.
My response: This is an unpopular practice in Asia… Not in America the other person ordered only 2 things off the menu and unbeknownst to them, an excessive amount of rice was put into the food which resulted in them getting fuller faster and was unable to finish his last few pieces. The point you totally missed about all this was the part about being wasteful, yet you use a “common practice” trying to get more money out of the people for it. If you wish more customers to continue frequenting this spot, you need to remember what country you’re operating in. In all of my years in Alaska (and I’ve lived in Asia for several years too), you’re the first ever restaurant to apply a $15 uneaten charge here. Common practice you say? It’s actually and FACTually not especially in Alaska. You simply brought a very unpopular practice from another country and trying to normalize it here and in turn take advantage of the customers and counting on them not to notice the excessive rice ratio you apply to your sushi.
… moreRestaurant’s Reply: … The reason there’s a $15.00 uneaten charge is so customers don’t over order than what they can handle when eating all you can eat. Unfortunately some may take advantage if this rule is not set in placed. This is a common practice with all you can eat and buffets.
My response: This is an unpopular practice in Asia… Not in America the other person ordered only 2 things off the menu and unbeknownst to them, an excessive amount of rice was put into the food which resulted in them getting fuller faster and was unable to finish his last few pieces. The point you totally missed about all this was the part about being wasteful, yet you use a “common practice” trying to get more money out of the people for it. If you wish more customers to continue frequenting this spot, you need to remember what country you’re operating in. In all of my years in Alaska (and I’ve lived in Asia for several years too), you’re the first ever restaurant to apply a $15 uneaten charge here. Common practice you say? It’s actually and FACTually not especially in Alaska. You simply brought a very unpopular practice from another country and trying to normalize it here and in turn take advantage of the customers and counting on them not to notice the excessive rice ratio you apply to your sushi.
James Lindsey
Great Sushi, everything was super FRESH. Crunchy Baby Lobster Roll and the Viva Las Vegas Roll!!! These used to be signature rolls at Tokyo Express and you can get it at Asiana. And look no further for your new kimchi shop. Come get your KPop Kimchi by the jar here.
… moreDiana Jin
RICE!!!!! If you want a lot of rice with your sushi, this is your spot! The rice was also very dense. Some pieces did not include all ingredients. They did not give you pickled ginger. Dumplings are deep fried. Miso was delicious.
… moreIan Petersen
I’m not hard to please and I love sushi so take that into account for the review. Friendly service from a nice couple that speaks some English. I thought it was really good sushi and I’d go back.
… moreGabriel Garza
Too much rice, not fresh salmon. Terrible service. Fake Wasabi. Rice warm, cheap frying oil.
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