Sushi Asahi - Sushi restaurant in Corona - Corona Hills Plaza, 420 N McKinley St STE 106, USA

We like to try new places and do a little sushi hopping. It was the 4th of July and many places were closed so we ended up here. Aiden was our servicer and was excellent! He gave us the VIP treatment. We were pleased they had all you can eat. Prices reasonable and sushi was good. My favorite is salmon sushi and it was thick cut and fresh. We will be going back!

Pros: Food was delicious and has lots of options to choose from. Plus they DO actually have All you can eat! (Many places don’t) Cons: More on the pricer side for all you can eat. Overall: Great experience and staff was very helpful & friendly. On our way out everyone said thank you(:

The food was ok. I don't know if it was because it was December 31st, but the wait staff had a very... no ducks given attitude. As in, it feels that management doesn't give a duck about their employees, and that trickles down to the customers. Me and my wife felt like we were imposing with asking for refills on our green tea or to ask for sauce. I saw lots of priority for takeout and food delivery. Maybe that would be better. But for the price we paid for 2 all you can eat... the service was dismal.

Best all you can eat sushi place around, the cajun salmon and tuna sushi are incredible.

Service is good, food is all right, scallop is not really fresh and it has funny taste so we didn’t finish it. They charge $1 apiece for unfinished food……. You only get 2 rounds of order for all you can eat. Rolls are pretty good, Sake also good

Great place to insert sushi into the belly. The pic is Stuffed Tomato or something like that. Very tasty.

Great food and great service. Ordering your food and receiving it is fast and efficient. One of the better AYCE Sushi places I've been to. We were not left waiting. Quality of the fish is topnotch. They do not undermine with smaller cuts or less quality. Everything we sampled tasted great. Especially loved the eel. Freshest and best I've ever tasted. In Corona! Their crispy rice with spicy tuna was a different twist but was amazing as well. Dont miss out on coming here.

Still the best sushi place in Southern California. At least, all the ones I’ve been to so far and I’ve been to a lot! Prices gone up just a bit for AYCE (All You Can Eat) lunch and dinner but it’s ok. The amount of sushi I had justified the cost and then some. They’re rather pricey so the AYCE is the better option if you’re a foodie like me. I love the ambient, the staff are always friendly and helpful no matter how busy they get. I like their greetings in Japanese (at least I think they’re speaking Japanese) to every customer that walks in and when they leave. There’s this one guy who’s been working there for years working cashier most of the time but I don’t know if he’s the owner, manager, or what but he’s always smiling and acknowledges everyone that comes and goes. Pretty awesome. I like their happy birthdays when they dim down the lights and play a club type music over the loudspeaker. Then you hear the song. Oh man, it’s so unique. I’ve never gone to their happy hour before but if it’s anything like the happy birthdays, i can only expect more fun. The rice in the sushi are always made fresh and perfectly firm. Never too soft and never too hard. Just right. They have such an abundance of various sushi types. I don’t like the raw ones, but they have plenty of cooked sushi’s. I have yet to taste a bad one or even have the urge to use the restroom afterwards. I have a sensitive stomach and for me not to go, that’s a testament to their freshness. If you’re looking for a place with great customer service, a wide variety of fresh, delicious sushi, you got to try this place out. We always come back to Sushi Asahi, even though we live outside of San Bernardino County. Yeah, it’s worth our time. I will post some picture here but darn it, I can’t remember these names lol. It here they are in all it’s glory. If I order them, they must be good and you should too.