The best all you can eat sushi in NYC

At around $30, Yuka offers AYCE at a deep discount, compared to other sushi spots. A selection of hand rolls, special rolls and appetizers promises to fill you up. Expect tried and true rounds like salmon, tuna and California rolls, but don‘t bother with the specialty rolls, nigiri is the name of the game here.

Come hungry for Kikoo’s two-hour all-you-can-eat special which includes a variety of sushi, fresh sashimi and your choice of teriyaki. It’s a steal at just $40 per person; $50 includes all you can drink, too. 

In a borough that’s sorely lacking in AYCE sushi spots, Rakuzen is a godsend. Here, the dinner special will run you just $30, and offers a healthy variety of soup, salad, traditional Japanese appetizers (edamame, miso eggplant, tako yaki), sushi (salmon, eel, yellowtail), hand rolls (shrimp tempura, tuna-cucumber, spicy kani) and special rolls (dynamite, crazy tuna, double dragon).

Enjoy roll standards like fatty tuna and sea urchin along with à la carte items—including deep-fried soft-shell crab and a yellowtail-jalapeño roll. You can fill up for around thirty bucks with this all-you-can-eat feast, complete with hand rolls, sake and appetizers like miso eggplant.

With $30 buffet lunch during weekdays and weekend afternoons, and $40-$43 all-you-can-eat dinners every night of the week, Mizumi in Little Neck, Queens, is a wallet-friendly option for filling up on a lot of fresh fish. And if you're in the mood for something that's hit a heat source, you can indulge in an array of Asian-inspired dishes, from grilled meats and seafood to flavorful stir-fries and noodle soups.