"Sakura sushi has large rolls that are quick to the table and tasty. You may want to order 2 rolls on your first round (3 is not recommended on the first round) to make sure you are good to go for more. The standard all you can eat option is a good price and includes all rolls and appetizers. I was surprised to find that the premium is the same but only includes an additional small group of nigiri, like salmon, tamago, etc. IMO, I think the premium isn't worth the added cost when the rolls are already very large and tasty. Very important to note is that if anyone at the table orders from the short premium list, then everyone at the table also gets charged as a premium seat. Just as important to note, they will charge for any uneaten rolls, including any rice that wasn't eaten. So take care to order a little at a time if you think you may need to. I know it is a lot of rules and strategy to dine in for sushi, but the quality of the sushi for the price is pretty good. My favorite roll here was the rainbow roll. Give it a try.Kid-friendliness: Discount rates for 9 and under for all you can eat sushi"
