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Took a crowd down ages 2 to 70. All you could eat was incredible. We passed around sampled to much yet we finished so no extra charges! Good stuff!

I visited Sushi Ya for the first time, and while the service was good, the sushi was, quite frankly, the worst I’ve ever experienced. I ordered unagi (eel) nigiri, but it arrived cold and not grilled at all...

The customer service and pricing were excellent. The food was served promptly, but the quality of the sushi could be improved, as there was an excessive amount of rice in the rolls. However, the all-you-can-eat lunch option is quite a good deal. View menu

I live literally a block from this place so I go here pretty often but lately it's been subpar. Sushi is warm when it shouldn't be and rolls aren't made well. Very minimal filling in any of the rolls and the fried rice was bland. Definitely finding a new sushi spot.

Nothing about this experience was good. I?m not gonna say worst experience but was definitely a disappointment. The fried rolls tasted as if they were fried in old oil. Only thing with flavor was my miso soup which I noticed had no tofu. Presentation was okay. Definitely looks better than it tasted.

The food is always great. Staff are always friendly. Went on a Friday, so if you?re not a fan of waiting, or having the common decency of patience, then see yourself out because it may take longer. One of my favorite things to do is just get a bunch of Nigiri on a plate and just enjoy that slowly. I do though find the rainbow to be a lovely addition as well as the caterpillar roll. View menu

I will never eat here. I've been sitting here for ten minutes waiting on food for a delivery and they have the cooler doors open and the seafood sitting out on the counter. The floor is sticky, the spots under the tables and chairs don't look like they get swept that well. At the time of this submission the food I've been waiting for had taken 20 minutes to make, the man is to busy chatting away with his Co worker. The fish is still on the counter and doors open

We came in to try the all you can eat sushi for lunch. It was a little over $15 per person (I mention that because I know it can be hard to find the price! The atmosphere is very laid back and it?s a fun idea, you get a note pad with all the sushi options available and you mark the ones you want. Then they take your paper and bring the sushi! It was an overall really fun place to try out and the all you can eat comes with the option of miso soup or a salad as well! The sushi wasn?t anything to write home about, it actually is pretty far down on my list for sushi! It?s not bad by any means just not great! There are other incredible sushi places around Boise and I just can?t say I would come a...

I just moved to Boise and ordered take-out. And, I couldn't have been more a disappointed. We have a sesame seed allergy and noted that for each item ordered; the tempura sauce was covered with sesame seeds. I ordered the combo tempura appetizer and the veggies were 4 shrimp, 2 piece of carrot, 1 piece of zucchini and 4 pieces of russet potatoes. The batter was different for the shrimp and veggies. See pic of all leftover batter we didn't eat since it was so thick. You can also see how thick the batter is around the carrot and zucchini. We ordered a roll that was supposed to have salmon, avocado and cream cheese. See pic. There is a tiny dot of avocado if you look closely. It was mostly rice... View menu