Sushi House - Jenkintown

I had a hectic day at school—I was running late, feeling frustrated, hungry, and eager to see my friend, but he and his friends were keen on grabbing some food too. So, we gathered together. I was wearing bright pink overalls because my leggings had gotten dirtier earlier in the day. We opted for the all-you-can-eat sushi, and since we had such a large group, we decided to share what we ordered among those at our table, making it much easier to manage. The sushi, sashimi, and all the appetizers we tried were fantastic. They even took our last order at 10 PM, and I felt a bit guilty about that, but we made sure to leave a generous tip! We didn’t wait long for our food, especially since we were the only customers at that hour. Typically, there’s a policy regarding leftover sushi, where there might be a charge for waste. My friend and his companion wanted to take their leftovers home, but the staff waived the fee for us since we weren’t aware of the policy. Overall, I had a wonderful experience here, and since it’s so close to Penn State Abington, my school, I’ll definitely be coming back! Thank you!

The sushi is quite good for the price of the all-you-can-eat option. Although the servers made a few mistakes with our order, it wasn't a big deal since you can keep ordering at no extra charge. The staff is very friendly, and the restaurant is clean and well-kept. The sushi, sashimi, rolls, and miso soup were all excellent, while the udon was slightly below expectations.

The food was enjoyable. I came for lunch and ordered the salmon starter, Bengorot Snapper, and the shrimp teriyaki box. The rice could have been improved.

It is in a busy shopping plaza filled with seemingly oblivious people, but Sushi House was a good experience for me. Staff are shy and short in words, but they are fast to refill and take dirty dishes. We didn't decide for the $25, everything you can eat. We have the chicken catsu Bentobox and the two roll lunch option. The price was fair, about $7 each, but they did not contain green tea for free. Both options came with a fairly standard cano soup and ginger dressing salad. The ginger dressing was more thousand island than ginger, and there was a tad too much for my taste. The ducks themselves were a Ted above average. The Bentobox was not dry, and the rolls had a good taste while they had little rice. Not bad! All in all, Sushi House is a good place to get a quick sushi mix. Something to keep you until you decide to invest in some high-quality sushi.

We only came here because Nagomi is small and couldn't handle our large group, but we were not disappointed. Sushi house is very similar to Nagomi especially with the all you can eat special. All the sushi was made to order and tasted very fresh. They also didn't have the best service (same as Nagomi) however their sushi made up for it. We ordered a ton of sushi and pretty much ate it all! I definitely thought that their hot foods werent as good as Nagomi but we didn't really come for their hot foods. I would definitely go back! Oh and it's byob!