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168 Sushi Japan Buffet
Categories: Restaurants Japanese Restaurants Sushi Bars Restaurants Buffets Japanese, Sushi Bars, Buffets [Edit]
168 Kennedy Rd SBrampton, ON L6W 3G6
(905) 456-1681
- Hours:
Mon-Thu 11 am - 10:30 pm
Fri-Sat 11 am - 11:30 pm
Sun 11:30 pm - 10 pm
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Private Lot
- Attire:
- Casual
- Price Range:
-
$$
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- Yes
- Take Away:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Wi-Fi:
- Free
- Good For:
- Lunch, Dinner
- Alcohol:
- Full Bar
- Noise Level:
- Average
- Has TV:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
10 reviews for 168 Sushi Japan Buffet
10 reviews in English
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Review from Kevin S.
Brampton, ON
2/25/2012
The sushi is absolute great here! They have a huge menu with a lot of selection. It's a good ambiance for a friday night dinner. The service is good. The only thing that is lacking is no Ika (Squid) roll, which is one of my fav's! Everything else from the tempura, sashimi, and sushi is very good. Unlimited free refills. Yum Yum!
The price can be said to be a bit high, but it is a great place. Check it out! -
Review from Amira S.
Mississauga, ON
10/22/2011
I've been here a couple of times and I find that I will never get bored of sushi. The selection this restaurant carries is pretty good but still far from authentic. You have to make sure to finish everything since they charge you for the leftovers.
The staff aren't too friendly in my opinion but I found it funny when I went there on my birthday and as the staff were singing "Happy Birthday"..they mumbled my name since they didn't know it. An awkward but funny moment.
I digress.
Overall, good selection of sushi,decent enough,good atmosphere. Its alright but there are better places to check out. -
Review from Jhoyce T.
Brampton, ON
11/9/2011
The best sushi in Brampton. Service is always quick. Highly recommended.
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Review from Randy C.
Brampton, ON
8/13/2010
I went here for my birthday dinner for my wife.
I thought the food was rather good.
We made the mistake of eating way to many spicy tuna rolls before hitting up the Sashimi (Which was also Very good) $20 all you can eat for dinner (pop included) is pretty good. -
Review from Mary B.
Maple, ON
6/20/2009
Let me start off by saying I love sushi but this place is just not good, in fact it's mediocre in every sense. The first time I ate there, I thought the sushi was okay, but the non-sushi menu was just plain horrible. I got a dish called "chicken curry" (or something like that - I can't really recall the name) - and it was plain nasty. I couldn't finish it because it smelled awful and did not taste like chicken at all! So I decided to stick to sushi, maki, sushimi etc and away from the rest of the menu - and for the most part that was fine - but nothing spectacular. I ate there primarily for geographic reasons - its the ONLY sushi place in the area.
Here's where I lost my patience with the place. I was throwing a small diner party and decided to order a small sushi platter as appetizer. This was the closest place so I placed a $100+ order and asked my husband to pick it up. To my horror he came home with sushi carelessly tossed into several small styrofoam containers! Anyone who knows sushi knows this is not how they do it at other places, presentation is very crucial aspect of Japanese cuisine. Moreover, they only put two sets of chop sticks in the bag. I was too embarrassed to serve it as is to guests and had to quickly transfer the sushi to a platter I had, and guests were forced to use forks, so much for an "authentic" sushi experience...I called to complain and the owner was apologetic but in my book that's too little, too late - I won't be going there to eat ever again!
If you live in Brampton, I recommend that you just keep driving north on Queen Street (Hwy 7) and go to Akita in Woodbridge (Hwy7 and Kipling), it's just a mere 20 minutes away and well worth the drive. In fact, try going to any sushi place in York Region, North York or Toronto and you will never step foot in 168 again. The ingredients are fresher, the sushi is of much better quality and the non-sushi menu is amazing. Give Akita a try, you won't be disappointed as I was. -
Review from Saki L.
Brampton, ON
7/28/2011
168 was one of the first sushi places in Brampton, which meant no competition. The first few years they had decent service and decent food, but it seems as the years progressed the food there has suffered. Every time I go there now it's always a hit or miss, but quite a few misses than hits. The first time I ate sushi was at this restaurant and I was a regular there for the first few years, until competition came in.
The last time I ate there it was an hour before closing. As we were eating one employee mopped right by our table and around a few others that still had customers. This left a strong smell of bleach and it completely turned me off from eating the rest of my meal. The salmon sashimi this time was very poor, trying to pick it up it hung limp and fell apart. I was very disappointed. That and on top of watching the owner talk on his phone then proceed to cutting sashimi for orders without washing his hands has really turned me off from eating there for good. -
Review from Denee H.
Brampton, ON
4/13/2009
My boyfriend and I simply LOVE Sushi, but this was our first authentic sushi restaurant experience. And since it was close to home, we decided to give it a try. Its all you can eat for $20.00 CAD and they MEAN all you can eat - deserts and drinks included. I have never been so full from sushi in my life. They have a wide variety of different dishes from tempura to sashimi. We did a little bit of trial and error from what we did like to what we didn't like but mostly everything was good. If you like sushi and don't mind dishing out 20 bucks for a good meal, I do recommend 168 Sushi. But be careful how much you order, they charge 50 cents for every piece left over.
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Review from Salim P.
Mississauga, ON
8/19/2009
I have been there about 3 times and loved it every time. Being a vegetarian there were lots of choices and the waiter and chef were helpful to make a veg option for us. Lunch buffet is best value.
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Review from Nishi S.
5/17/2010
If you are vegetarian and are hooked to sushi, this is the place for you. They have fun options like crispy, spicy avacado sushi and mushroom tempura sushi and many more. The crispy spicy tofu is quite good if you can handle a little kick. As for service, most waiters don't speak much english but are very friendly. They even have private booths in the back. This place is definately worth a visit!
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Review from Matt S.
York, ON
7/21/2009
I'm a regular here for a reason. I've never had a bad experience and the food is always delicious. The staff are friendly, and always try to make your stay as good as possible.
