It's more practical to do eat all you can for 399 pesos and get all sushi in the red and purple colored plates. Sushi buffet comes with miso soup and hot or cold green tea.
But since I wasn't paying attention on the plate's color coding and only realized it later when I'm already full, I ended up getting mostly yellow plates.
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The freebies; green tea and miso soup if you decide to eat all you can. I just go by eye and didn't pay attention to the color of each plate when I pick the one's to eat. The color coding scheme of the plates is a good indicator which one to avoid and which one has more value. The taste of that one in the blue plate sucks. ;) .
If you are expecting good quality Japanese sushi here at Sakae Sushi, you might be disappointed. The rice portion (which is not as sticky as the usual Japanese rice) of the sushi is so big, it will fill you up easily. The soy sauce dip and the tempura dip are also lacking in taste. I guess it was watered down more to meet the volume they need. I was also reminded to avoid leftovers or I'll be charged the actual price.
However, considering the offered price, I'm not really expecting authentic Japanese fare. One thing I can assure you though, expect to be full after dining here.
Sakae Sushi Branches:
- Robinson's Manila
- SM Mall of Asia
- SM North Edsa
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aw.im not very fond of japanese food but i appreciate sushi and the salmon of tartare i think! heheh. but i think this is a great place to bring the family since the buffet price is affordable;)
ReplyDeleteI am not really fond of Japanese foods but to those who rave for Sushi and the likes then this place is a great one.
ReplyDeletewoooow! I super love sushi! My bestfriend and I will surely love eating at this restaurant! ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteOMG! Sushi buffet? Oh wow! How come i didnt know about this until now. MUST. TRY, THIS. SOON!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe price per buffet is very much affordable. Sushis in conveyor quite interesting.
ReplyDeleteI hope to try this soon.
Wow, they have all the variety of Sushi you can choose from or have them all.
ReplyDeletethose looks yummy! back in singapore every sunday is our sakae sushi day for lunch and dinner and then go home. its been so long since we had one since we moved here in MY most of the foods are more cheaper rather than eating in Sakae SUshi now i am craving for them again!
ReplyDeletenom nom nom...reading your post makes me drool over Sushi. I want to try to visit this place in my spare time.
ReplyDeleteSome of them are weird-looking but I still want to eat them all. I would spend more than the price just to try those out :D
ReplyDeleteIt's better for me to try this one so that I can judge whether their food is good or bad but I would love to eat their maki! :D
ReplyDeleteI love Japanese food and I think I am going to try this one out. Also, their eat-all-you-can is very affordable.
ReplyDeleteIt appears that the sucky stuff on the blue plate is inari sushi. That looks like "aburage", that sweet bean curd pouch, and it's filled with marinated rice, right (just guessing)?? Yeah, if it isn't done right I can see where you're coming from! :)
ReplyDeleteI don't really know what it was, you seemed to be more knowledgeable with Japanese food :-) It just look different from the bunch so I took one but as soon as I bite into it, I had to throw it out!
Deletei'd love to try that. getting excited as to which i'm gonna get from the moving sushi stuffs...lol however, my tasted buds doesn't like those much.lol
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