Absolutely delicious food. The chef is also incredibly kind and helpful. I recommend everyone come and try this sushi spot!!! 🤩 Very reasonably priced!!! I ordered 2x Chicken rolls, 1x volcano box & 1x shrimp box. 😋

Wow, Sushi Box, you've outdone yourself! I mean, where do I even start? The Chicken Box was like a party in my mouth. The popcorn chicken, rice, avocado, and sliced carrots all getting along swimmingly in a sea of yum yum sauce. It was like a flavorful United Nations up in there! And don't even get me started on the Crab Rangoon nachos - pure genius! Who needs traditional tortilla chips when you can use crispy wontons instead? It's like you took two of my favorite things and had them marry each other in a beautiful, delicious ceremony. I'm still drooling just thinking about it. The best part? You can enjoy this culinary magic from the comfort of your own home. Sushi Box is takeout and delivery only, no dine-in necessary! Just order online and voilà, a flavorful feast arrives at your doorstep. I'm already planning my next order... In short, Sushi Box, you're a culinary rockstar and I can't wait to devour more of your creations!

Good experience. Everything was pretty fresh. The place was super clean. Flavors were great, but not outstanding. A few dishes lacked some punch. Everything was nice and hot though. Atmosphere is a bit more fun than a typical Asian buffet. The music didn't really fit the vibe of the establishment. Overall worth the visit and we'll definitely go back.

Do yourself a favor and either lower your expectations or spend your money for a better meal somewhere else. The pictures are almost false advertising. The unlimited Asian drinks that were included as well as the cool looking ice creams are a bust and myth. There are much less options than depicted in those pictures and videos on social media. Maybe when they first opened but not now! The ice creams were literally to the tune of chocolate, vanilla, strawberry or orange sherbert but all of which came in a Styrofoam cup with a pull back lid like a Dixie cup. The Boba drinks were 3 flavors and the bottled Asian drinks had only one flavor choice. The Hibachi had steak, very few pieces of semi-slimy chicken, and some shrimp to choose from and the veggies consisted of zucchini, onions, mushrooms and peppers and there were noodles but that was it. I chose a moderate spice Terriaki soy for my Hibachi and they did a good job with the flavors but it was a very awkward and unprofessional set up. There was no one stationed were the Hibachi area was but to the right was the sushi station and staff coming in and out of the back with rolling carts for clean up and buffet items for replenishment and when I asked one of the employees by the sushi if they do the cooking for the Hibachi they said yes and took my raw items and said it would be a few minutes, but I didn't see where they cook it so I'm assuming they take it in the back and then bring it out once it's ready and ring a bell for you to come and pick it up. I went up to find it and it was off to the side slightly behind the raw station and I had to reach in between to obtain it and it was again, unmanned. The buffet items for the hot food were okay but not great. The selection was surprisingly smaller than the majority and definitely smaller than depicted in pictures and videos that have been featured. They did have snow crab both hot and cold but the flavors were just okay. The butter was more like movie theater popcorn oil but definitely not real butter. It was clearly a butter flavored oil of sorts. The General Tso's chicken was lacking in flavor and the coconut shrimp was sub par at best. It wasn't a very clean place and the decor was beyond basic and felt slightly dated and dingy. They also had crawfish. I'd say unless you're going for unlimited snow crab or crawfish and butter isn't important to you, then this is not worth the drive or price because you can get better buffet items in most Chinese buffets for $22 for dinner. If you know you know, and now, you know...

This small and cozy Thai restaurant is a hidden gem. The atmosphere is warm, with beautiful instrumental music that adds to the experience. There are a few seats inside and some tables outside, which are probably even better when the sun goes down. The service is outstanding—fast, attentive, and thoughtful. They offer small treats before your meal and a complimentary tea at the end, which is a lovely touch. , it was a great experience! We will definitely be coming back or getting takeout next time.

My bf and I decided to try this little place on our impromptu date night, for it being such a tiny place, a lot of orders to go and a few people dining in. The food tasted petty authentic, but I really wouldn’t know. I have honestly never visited Thailand lol. I stand by the food tasting delicious and authentic. I didn’t take a picture of the fried gyoza, or my coconut milk chicken soup. The sushi rolls were massive and great tasting!!! The service was amazing as well. If I have to guess, this little place is family owned :) a must try. For dessert, we had the Thai donuts.

Nice little restaurant cozy mom-and-pop very friendly staff. The food was excellent Homemade. Let me sample the soups. Will be back to try other entrees.family owned and operated.

We had the pick two. It was delicious, fast and friendly

Again, this restaurant never fails to satisfy me! The chicken teriyaki and chicken wings were delicious and golden brown. Just right! The crispy and rich chicken is definitely the best around here! Definitely coming again.

The food is delicious. Mooshu pork was extra yummy. Portions were normal for fast Chinese food. The dining area was clean but I don't recommend the bathroom. There's only two tables in the dining area and one is occupied by a delivery driver. I can't say it's much of a dining area although we ate in. Service was super quick and prices were what i expected. I'd come back but probably would take it home.