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Where can I find the " all you can eat" sushi ?

3 posts · Oct 29, 1997 to Oct 29, 1997

Todd Y.Oct 29, 1997
 I know of 2 places that offer "all you can eat sushi".  They are both on
 the eastside.
       - Sushi-Ten Hama, near the Bellevue Skate King, ~1mi from the 148th st
 exit (520).  This is the one I prefer...last visit, summer of '96.  I think
 we spent ~3hrs there.  Cost was ~$20/per person + drinks.  Order what you
 like...some sushi is excluded (cost extra).  They prefer reservations.
       - Eating Factory, Bellevue.  My friend & family prefer this one.  I
 haven't been there yet.  Parents prefer lunch over dinner.  They supposedly
 offer a "all you can eat buffet" (includes sushi).  I seem to remember
 hearing they don't offer a lot of variety (sushi).  Call & double check.

 Both are listed in the yellow pages.

 I usually don't do the "all you can eat" route very often...usually once
 every 1-2yrs.  Can't eat as much as when I was younger.  I usually end up
 going for quality (1-3 orders) over quantity.  Places I have gone in the
 past(not in any rank/order):  Aoki, Toyoda Sushi, Miyabi, I Love Sushi @ lk
 union.  Places I want to try:  Shiro's, Sanmi, Kampai, Sushi Man, Nishino.

 Happy eating...todd
AnonymousNetcomOct 29, 1997
 The Food Factory on NE 8th in Bellevue.  I think it is $10 for lunch and
 $17 for dinner.  All you can eat -- sushi, soup, salads, hot entrees.
 Many different types of sushi, including items other than the standard
 rolls.  Made fresh constantly.  Not Grade AAA sushi, but fresh,
 plentiful and inexpensive.  Atmosphere pretty industrial -- hence the
 name.  Check it out, especially at lunch.

 allan
MargieMicrosoft Corp.Oct 29, 1997
 >> Any other all-you-can-eat suggestions in Seattle?
 >>
 >> David Randall

 pretty much any buffet is all-you-can-eat yes? Try brunch at Palisades. You
 can fill up on their banana-macadamia nut sourdough pancakes, and die
 happy!!

 ms
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