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Laid-back locale offering all-you-can-eat sushi & other Japanese dishes, plus sake & lunch specials.
Hours
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–10:15 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–10:15 PM |
| Sunday | 12–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 9 High St, Medford, MA 02155
Phone: (781) 874-2630
Website: http://www.nijiyasushi.net/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: nijiyasushimedford.com
Order: Order online
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Reviews
Marcha Thomas
Interesting sushi buffet. Very crowded, be prepared to wait to be seated. Once seated, if you select the buffet option, you then order from a list of offerings, standard sushi/sashimi fare. Trick is to account for the time between orders and keeping track of what you ordered so that you don’t order too much, since they do charge a ka carte prices for items left over to discourage food waste. You have a 2 hrs time limit, but that’s plenty of time. If you bring your appetite, you’re in for a treat. If you didn’t, then order from the menu. I’m an eater, so I highly recommend it.
… moreMichelle Yen
Service: very attentive and friendly host. They were on top of it, taking away empty dishes, checking in if we needed anything, etc.
Parking: there’s metered parking
Ambiance: looks a little old, but everything was very clean.
Food: super worth the value, so if you’re looking for good bang for your buck, I would recommend this place. I saw a previous review where the girl said the food wasn’t fresh but for us, the sashimi (salmon, roe, mackerel, yellowtail) were allll super fresh. We were actually surprised by how good it was for all you can eat! There’s also a good amount of rolls and hot appetizer items. A lot of it is probably stuff you can get at the grocery store but for all you can eat, I’m not complaining! The steak appetizer was also juicy and tender.
Lastly, a lot of places typically try to stuff a lot of rice in the sushi rolls and nigiri, but this place didn’t do that, which was great.
Net net, great place for its value. We’ll be back!
… moreParking: there’s metered parking
Ambiance: looks a little old, but everything was very clean.
Food: super worth the value, so if you’re looking for good bang for your buck, I would recommend this place. I saw a previous review where the girl said the food wasn’t fresh but for us, the sashimi (salmon, roe, mackerel, yellowtail) were allll super fresh. We were actually surprised by how good it was for all you can eat! There’s also a good amount of rolls and hot appetizer items. A lot of it is probably stuff you can get at the grocery store but for all you can eat, I’m not complaining! The steak appetizer was also juicy and tender.
Lastly, a lot of places typically try to stuff a lot of rice in the sushi rolls and nigiri, but this place didn’t do that, which was great.
Net net, great place for its value. We’ll be back!
Grace Zhu
I saw many people on social media recommending Nijiya Buffet in Medford. The name sounds Japanese, so I thought it was an authentic Japanese place. But when I walked in, I realized it’s actually run by Chinese owners (nothing against that!). The vibe, as you can see in photos 2–4, feels just like one of those low-cost family chain restaurants back in Asia. The food was… quite something (photos 6–9). The pork cutlet and takoyaki tasted obviously pre-made, the miso soup had that instant-powder flavor, and the yaki udon was bland with water pooling at the bottom. The sushi didn’t taste fresh at all, and the ice cream was the exact same flavor as the cheapest bulk one from Costco. From the very first bite, I could really feel how much effort the restaurant put into “cost control.”
The service was unique too. Servers were constantly rushing around — plates dropped a few times, and pickled ginger kept falling on the floor. I was honestly worried someone might slip. Maybe that’s part of their “authentic dining atmosphere” experience (just my personal opinion).
The biggest surprise, though, was the menu trick (photo 5). Every sushi roll has a cute little “6pts” or “8pts” label, but hidden among those tiny lines is one nearly invisible note: “Leftover will be charged regular menu price.”
I have to admit — the design is clever. The key information isn’t placed in a noticeable spot, yet it’s artfully buried in the text. Such “attention to detail” truly shows how thoughtful the restaurant is. Shouldn’t that kind of important info be highlighted instead? Individually, the regular menu prices don’t seem high, but add them up and it’s definitely not a small amount. I honestly admire this level of creativity — maybe they can teach me how to play word games like this? (personal opinion only, not targeting anyone)
The tip options were equally well thought out — the system only offers four choices, starting from 16% and going up to almost 50%. I respect tipping culture and understand service is hard work, but it’s clear this restaurant really knows how to make “choice” work in their favor.
After the meal, I had a stomachache, and my friend said she didn’t feel well either. Maybe it’s just coincidence… or part of the experience (again, just personal opinion).
This post isn’t meant to attack or discourage anyone. It’s simply a genuine dining experience. Just a reminder: before you try new places, take a closer look at the fine print — sometimes a restaurant’s good intentions are hidden very, very deep.
… moreThe service was unique too. Servers were constantly rushing around — plates dropped a few times, and pickled ginger kept falling on the floor. I was honestly worried someone might slip. Maybe that’s part of their “authentic dining atmosphere” experience (just my personal opinion).
The biggest surprise, though, was the menu trick (photo 5). Every sushi roll has a cute little “6pts” or “8pts” label, but hidden among those tiny lines is one nearly invisible note: “Leftover will be charged regular menu price.”
I have to admit — the design is clever. The key information isn’t placed in a noticeable spot, yet it’s artfully buried in the text. Such “attention to detail” truly shows how thoughtful the restaurant is. Shouldn’t that kind of important info be highlighted instead? Individually, the regular menu prices don’t seem high, but add them up and it’s definitely not a small amount. I honestly admire this level of creativity — maybe they can teach me how to play word games like this? (personal opinion only, not targeting anyone)
The tip options were equally well thought out — the system only offers four choices, starting from 16% and going up to almost 50%. I respect tipping culture and understand service is hard work, but it’s clear this restaurant really knows how to make “choice” work in their favor.
After the meal, I had a stomachache, and my friend said she didn’t feel well either. Maybe it’s just coincidence… or part of the experience (again, just personal opinion).
This post isn’t meant to attack or discourage anyone. It’s simply a genuine dining experience. Just a reminder: before you try new places, take a closer look at the fine print — sometimes a restaurant’s good intentions are hidden very, very deep.
Shadi A
I liked the options of AYCE. The service was pretty fast rather not so friendly. Quality of items are okay but not perfect. The deep fried items served for me were extremely hot, seemed like they’d been taken out of oil 1 seconds ago. I burned my mouth which was inconvenient. I will probably go back for their AYCE.
… moreDominic DiPaolo
Had a great time here today. I ate so much and everything was yummy! Quick service and fair price for the portions. Very good rice to meat ratio.
… moreBRUCE ALEO
Nijiya in Medford Square is the go-to Asian restaurant that exceeds all expectations. From the mouth-watering food and reasonable prices to the inviting atmosphere and impeccable customer service, Nijiya has it all.
I am truly impressed and love everything about this restaurant. If you’re hungry, they have lunch and dinner all you can eat menu, made fresh to order. For anyone seeking a top-notch dining experience, I wholeheartedly recommend Nijiya.
… moreI am truly impressed and love everything about this restaurant. If you’re hungry, they have lunch and dinner all you can eat menu, made fresh to order. For anyone seeking a top-notch dining experience, I wholeheartedly recommend Nijiya.
Vivien Tran
The way i had 20 pieces of salmon sashimi lolol such a good price; honestly pretty good! Apps and dessert part of AYCE too so that was nice.
… morebopha peng
The sushi is sooooo good and a good price! I like to go during lunch (AYCE) because the price feels like more bang for your buck. The staff is attentive which helps our orders go in fast. My fav AYCE place!
… moreEli Moslemi
I highly recommend Nijiya Sushi restaurant because you will have a unique experience of variety of fresh, high quality Sushi.
Also don’t forget to try the most delicious ice cream in here.
… moreAlso don’t forget to try the most delicious ice cream in here.
Shruti P
We love coming to Nijiya Sushi! They have a good assortment of vegetarian and non-vegetarian options to choose from. The service is always quick and the food tastes great!
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