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Looking for an incredible Japanese restaurant near me in Fort Lauderdale? Kingdom Sushi is here to offer you the best all you can eat sushi experience around. Our diverse menu of fresh sushi, sashimi, and Japanese dishes is perfect for anyone craving sushi close to me. Enjoy endless options and savor every bite with our sushi eat all you can selection. Whether you’re dining with friends or family, Kingdom Sushi in Fort Lauderdale guarantees an unforgettable meal and a fun atmosphere. Discover why we’re the top choice for sushi near me in South Florida!
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Address: 1239 S Federal Hwy, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
Phone: (954) 289-8604
Website: http://www.kingdomsushi.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=gmb&utm_campaign=FLL
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Reservations: kingdomsushi.com
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Elcin Koyuncu
Love this place! We got the premium all-you-can-eat, and everything was fresh and delicious. The sushi rolls, appetizers, and desserts were all really good.
Honestly, there isn’t a big difference between premium and regular, so next time we’ll probably do the regular option. Still a great value and definitely worth coming back!
… moreHonestly, there isn’t a big difference between premium and regular, so next time we’ll probably do the regular option. Still a great value and definitely worth coming back!
PLANTA ZEN
If you are craving for quality sushi, look no further and go to Kingdom Sushi! Their customer service is superb- please ask for Jefferson or Matt! For the food, is top quality! I recommend trying the premium tier. You won’t be disappointed. Lastly, save room for dessert! You will enjoy this place, hands down the best sushi in the area!
… morepaashuu
Kingdom Sushi is an absolute gem for sushi lovers! The atmosphere is elegant and intimate with dim lighting, wooden accents, and a stunning wine wall that sets a perfect vibe for dinner. I loved the all you can eat option, featuring fresh sashimi platters presented with dramatic dry ice smoke, flavorful salmon nigiri, and creative rolls like the spicy tuna and dragon roll drizzled in sauce. Desserts were a highlight too, from chocolate covered churros to cookie topped ice cream that ended the meal on a sweet note. Service was attentive, the place spotless including the modern bathrooms, and prices are reasonable for the quality. Highly recommend for an unforgettable Japanese experience in Pembroke Pines! 0
… moreJuan Galvis
Amazing experience! The buffet à la carte was fresh, delicious, and very well presented. Everything we tried tasted great and the quality really stood out. The service was top-notch—our server Jefferson was absolutely amazing and went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed. Great food, great atmosphere, and outstanding service. Highly recommend this place and I’ll definitely be back!
… moreLuciana
We had dinner at Kingdom Sushi and it was honestly one of the best sushi experiences we’ve had.
We’ve eaten sushi in Brazil, London, Chile, and the United States, and this was easily one of the best overall. In the U.S., it’s definitely the best we’ve personally tried so far (though to be fair, we still have many places left to explore).
Dinner is $37 per person all-you-can-eat, and our table of four spent about $200. We ordered generously — lots of sashimi, carpaccios, and specialty rolls — and everything arrived beautifully prepared and incredibly fresh. The quality is truly premium despite being all-you-can-eat, which was a great surprise.
The sashimi and carpaccios were excellent, delicate and flavorful, and the menu has so many options that it’s easy to keep discovering new things. The restaurant never made us feel like they were limiting what we ordered — they were generous and attentive throughout.
Service was warm and welcoming. Lucas, our waiter, was friendly, attentive, and genuinely helpful, and Danillo also assisted our table. The host who welcomed us was a very kind and friendly woman who immediately made the atmosphere feel inviting.
Another highlight was the Brazilian-Japanese touch in some of the desserts. The banana with doce de leite, the Romeo and Juliet spring roll, the ice creams with cookies and paçoquinha, and an incredible passion fruit coulis were all memorable surprises.
The restaurant itself is clean, elegant, and calm, with a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. Even when ordering multiple rounds, the kitchen and staff seemed perfectly attuned, and dishes arrived promptly while the whole experience remained tranquil and enjoyable.
You can really feel the care and pride behind this place.
Next time we’re in Fort Lauderdale, this will definitely be one of our first stops.
… moreWe’ve eaten sushi in Brazil, London, Chile, and the United States, and this was easily one of the best overall. In the U.S., it’s definitely the best we’ve personally tried so far (though to be fair, we still have many places left to explore).
Dinner is $37 per person all-you-can-eat, and our table of four spent about $200. We ordered generously — lots of sashimi, carpaccios, and specialty rolls — and everything arrived beautifully prepared and incredibly fresh. The quality is truly premium despite being all-you-can-eat, which was a great surprise.
The sashimi and carpaccios were excellent, delicate and flavorful, and the menu has so many options that it’s easy to keep discovering new things. The restaurant never made us feel like they were limiting what we ordered — they were generous and attentive throughout.
Service was warm and welcoming. Lucas, our waiter, was friendly, attentive, and genuinely helpful, and Danillo also assisted our table. The host who welcomed us was a very kind and friendly woman who immediately made the atmosphere feel inviting.
Another highlight was the Brazilian-Japanese touch in some of the desserts. The banana with doce de leite, the Romeo and Juliet spring roll, the ice creams with cookies and paçoquinha, and an incredible passion fruit coulis were all memorable surprises.
The restaurant itself is clean, elegant, and calm, with a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. Even when ordering multiple rounds, the kitchen and staff seemed perfectly attuned, and dishes arrived promptly while the whole experience remained tranquil and enjoyable.
You can really feel the care and pride behind this place.
Next time we’re in Fort Lauderdale, this will definitely be one of our first stops.
Thomas Todd
Food was fantastic, fresh and delicious. We had the all you can eat sushi and tried so many different rolls which was a great experience. Atmosphere was great. If you can get Lucas as your server his does an amazing job and very informative on the entrees and the way things work. Overall a 10/10 experience.
… moreGeoff Shaffer
Great service. Ty is an incredible server. That is the only nice thing I have to say. Kingdom sushi answers the question, “If you drown it in sauce and cream cheese, can you charge $40 a head for an all-you-can-eat?” No one asked, but hopefully the answer is “Not for long.”
This seems like a cash grab. Cheap fish, creatively disguised as fancy sushi. The tempura (fried stuff) tasted like it had been frozen. I feel insulted having to pay $50 with tip for that.
The atmosphere is trying to give upscale, but the greasy floor and monochromatic decor just give lazy.
Wish I had gone to a sushi buffet. At least then I would have earned this super soft stool.
Sent from my toilet.
… moreThis seems like a cash grab. Cheap fish, creatively disguised as fancy sushi. The tempura (fried stuff) tasted like it had been frozen. I feel insulted having to pay $50 with tip for that.
The atmosphere is trying to give upscale, but the greasy floor and monochromatic decor just give lazy.
Wish I had gone to a sushi buffet. At least then I would have earned this super soft stool.
Sent from my toilet.
Dmitry K
I visited this Brazilian sushi spot in Fort Lauderdale, which has a surprisingly high rating and a huge number of reviews. Interestingly, there isn’t actually “sushi” on the menu as such. They have a small selection of sashimi, but for some reason, they can’t make nigiri sushi with the same fish.
The sashimi was disappointing. The tuna was absolutely tasteless and felt “plastic.” The white fish was just a fillet of semi-frozen escolar. On the positive side, the salmon was excellent. We also ordered the salmon carpaccio, which turned out to be the same sashimi but, for some reason, covered in pesto sauce.
Overall, the fish selection is small; the entire menu is more or less the same few types of fish prepared in different ways. They have a long list of rolls, and we tried one “Chef’s Roll”—it was actually really delicious.
For a hot dish, we tried the octopus, but we didn’t like it. It was chewy, lacked flavor, and was literally swimming in oil. The dish was uncharacteristically greasy for Japanese food and left a heavy feeling in my stomach for a long time afterward. They also didn’t have draft beer we aked, only bottled.
The bill came to just under $200 for two, including a pre-included service charge, which I didn’t appreciate. We have eaten real, delicious sushi in other places for that kind of money.
Despite this, the place was packed, and it’s clearly very popular. I think the reason for its success is the “All You Can Eat” format, where you can eat a lot for a little money. Naturally, when you don’t have to pay much, there’s less reason to question the quality of the food. It’s probably a great place to spend an evening with family or a large group in a cozy (though slightly stuffy) atmosphere with good service.
However, if you love sushi, you should definitely look for another establishment—of which there are plenty in the city.
… moreThe sashimi was disappointing. The tuna was absolutely tasteless and felt “plastic.” The white fish was just a fillet of semi-frozen escolar. On the positive side, the salmon was excellent. We also ordered the salmon carpaccio, which turned out to be the same sashimi but, for some reason, covered in pesto sauce.
Overall, the fish selection is small; the entire menu is more or less the same few types of fish prepared in different ways. They have a long list of rolls, and we tried one “Chef’s Roll”—it was actually really delicious.
For a hot dish, we tried the octopus, but we didn’t like it. It was chewy, lacked flavor, and was literally swimming in oil. The dish was uncharacteristically greasy for Japanese food and left a heavy feeling in my stomach for a long time afterward. They also didn’t have draft beer we aked, only bottled.
The bill came to just under $200 for two, including a pre-included service charge, which I didn’t appreciate. We have eaten real, delicious sushi in other places for that kind of money.
Despite this, the place was packed, and it’s clearly very popular. I think the reason for its success is the “All You Can Eat” format, where you can eat a lot for a little money. Naturally, when you don’t have to pay much, there’s less reason to question the quality of the food. It’s probably a great place to spend an evening with family or a large group in a cozy (though slightly stuffy) atmosphere with good service.
However, if you love sushi, you should definitely look for another establishment—of which there are plenty in the city.
Brice Eats
I forgot to take more picture of the food but my rating is as followed:
Sushi: almost all rolls are salmon and have cream cheese. There are way too many salmon rolls over tuna rolls.
Sashimi: good quality but not a full selection of fish. Salmon/tuna/shrimp/ white
Apps: smaller portions but less flavorful
Desserts: 10/10 deep-fried bananas with Nutella
Service: was fine at first then the service slowed down dramatically as more food came out
… moreSushi: almost all rolls are salmon and have cream cheese. There are way too many salmon rolls over tuna rolls.
Sashimi: good quality but not a full selection of fish. Salmon/tuna/shrimp/ white
Apps: smaller portions but less flavorful
Desserts: 10/10 deep-fried bananas with Nutella
Service: was fine at first then the service slowed down dramatically as more food came out
Em
Dishes are a bit cream cheese heavy, fried rolls could have been better, but the service was absolutely superb and made up for any misgivings on the food. Our server Dan was always right there when we finished a plate or wanted to order more.
Heads up that portions in the AYCE are small, or 1/2 of a roll, so you can taste more dishes in one sitting.
… moreHeads up that portions in the AYCE are small, or 1/2 of a roll, so you can taste more dishes in one sitting.