Rockin' Rolls Sushi

It’s a cool experience to have sushi “train” by conveyor belt.
The price is nice for all you can eat sushi.
The quality is decent.
It’s not your high-end or sexy sushi place with nice dishes or awesome atmosphere, but it’s practical and economical to get sushi.
It offers dessert too, and hot miso soup!

The atmosphere had the feeling of a cafeteria.
Nothing fancy here.
I do like the fact that you can try a lot of different types of sushi and grab it as you want it.
There’s also a small iPad above each seat so you can order appetizers, kids food, or hibachi meals. The food however was just okay and I tried a little bit of everything.
I honestly would rather go to a Chinese buffet.
I expected a little more for the food quality.
My kids also didn’t like any of the food from the kids menu.
The drink cups they give you are so small, I had to keep getting up to refill my cup. There were 5 of us, 2 adults and 3 children, and the cost was around $100.
The amount of food you get for the price is great but you can definitely get a better meal elsewhere for the price.

All you can eat sushi for under $25? I mean, come on, what more can you ask for? People don’t talk about this enough but Rockin’ Rolls has some of the best non-sushi appetizers and entrees you can find at an all you can eat sushi place.
Their fried chicken wings are phenomenal.
If I had to only eat these wings alone, I could probably eat my money back. I appreciate how quick food comes out here and how fresh it is.
We came in with 20 people and were seated promptly. Sushi wise, it’s $20 all you can eat sushi so keep your omakase expectations low.
If you do, it consistently blows you away.
The staff was even so kind as to get us extra rolls that we wanted but were getting snatched off the belt before it got to our table.
I am very grateful for that.