As a self proclaimed sushi and asian food expert, I was excited to try out this AYCE sushi place right in Ronkonkoma. For weekend dinner, expect ~$34 per person. But with that is included a massive menu of included offerings, including sashimi, maki, and special rolls, as well as a super long list of cooked kitchen items. My recommendation would be to go for the sashimi and special rolls. The sunrise/sunset rolls were my favorites and quite tasty, and you can use the sashimi to bolster the rolls. I would stay away from the kitchen items. They are fun to try but did not taste very authentically japanese. Fish was reasonably fresh with fast and friendly service. I didn't have to wait for a table but later in the night I saw a sizable line had started building up. Go early.

It's an ok experience. Rolls are great along with the deserts and appetizers. Service quick if not crowded. Not the most appealing place inside but the big TV screens help a lot. Service just ok. Didn't really appreciate being spoken to by the waitress with words "if you waste my food" as a reminder that we may have ordered too much. Fair enough we canceled one of the rolls we forgot we initially checked off on the menu, but service needs to communicate their reminders of extra charges upon not finishing your meal in a much more courteous and professional way. We drove 40 minutes to this place so being spoken to in what comes off as rude normally will not encourage many to take the long drive again. Maybe the girl didn't realize it but it is what it is. Maybe don't just repeat the words as they are on the front of the menu, the message is evident there for those who can read. I will be back to try other things.

Also about this place is so cool and good you grab the food of the CONVER IT'S SO COOL

Really awesome sushi , and the all you can eat deal is well worth it . You would think it would be low quality bc the all you can eat option , but it is top notch sushi

We were recommend here by friends, and I have to say - this is 100% my new favorite sushi place. I tried so many things on their menu for "all you can eat sushi" and everything I had was phenomenal. For the price, I think it's a great deal. It's located right off of a main road with a parking lot, it's in a strip mall type location. You go in and it's pretty nice inside. It was money worth spending because their sushi was great, and it came out so quickly. There was 4-5 sushi chefs working behind there on a Sunday and really hustled. The different dumplings, hand rolls, udon noodles/soup, fried oreos, scallion pancakes, were all really tasty. I was so happy when I left! Glad we were recommended here, now if you haven't, I 100% recommend you try it!

Wonderful all you can eat restaurant however we ordered from regular menu. I had the large shrimp box. It had so much food in it that I ate it for lunch for 2 more days after

All you can eat is a crazy concept. After recently visiting Europe and seeing a different side to cuisine and meal etiquette, I don't think I'd ever see a place do that over there...too bad because AYCE sushi at Kira is delicious! My wife and I visited just last week and left with full bellies of tastiness. Kira isn't too far from where I live, but honestly I didn't know of its whereabouts as it's part of a small unsuspecting strip mall on Portion Road. The bright red signing probably gives it away along with the crowdedness of cars in the parking lot. We were lucky to get the last spot and to also only have to wait a couple of minutes while they cleared a table for us (when we were leaving there were a good 7-8 people waiting to be seated). That makes sense because Kira's interior really isn't very big, yet they still offer up that AYCE amongst their semi-kitschy style and snug table setup. The staff (including the manager) are pretty friendly and super quick with getting you your orders. How do you order you ask? Big sheets of paper in folder form includes all of your options. From appetizers to soups to main dishes to a list of specialty sushi rolls, you can find quite a lot of good stuff on this menu. Starting off simple, we ordered edamame and fried pork gyoza which were both delicious. A cup of respectably-tasting clear soup was also consumed. From there, it was a hodgepodge of items that we ordered. My wife loves chicken tempura rolls and I'm a sucker for Philadelphia rolls (I wasn't in an exotic roll mood) so we got those which were both pretty solid in flavor. I also got a Boston roll which was okay, but just might not have been my jam that night. An order of chicken and broccoli was decent and the chicken fried rice was spot on. Once that was done, we tried the vegetable fried rice which was fine, but not as enjoyable as the one with chicken (different veggies and flavor it seemed). We also tried the zucchini tempura which my wife wasn't big on, but I thought it was outstanding. We finished off with some wonderful green tea ice cream and shared a nicely-battered fried Oreo. Somehow, that portion of the meal took the longest to get to us (almost to the point where I thought maybe the waiters forgot we ordered it as it's on the very bottom of the menu sheets), but just before I decided to say something, the dessert showed up. Phew. Overall, Kira does a great job in giving you a speedy and tasty all-you-can-eat experience. There's plenty on the menu I look forward to going back and ordering again with only a couple of small swings and misses. The price isn't too bad either especially during the week so if you're looking to stuff yourself silly (as we in the U.S. often like to do!) then Kira will make it happen!

Kira sushi doesn't look like much from outside but don't judge a book by its cover. They have an all you can eat menu and a regular menu. All you can eat gives you many options in small portions so you can try a little of everything. You can also order full sushi rolls off this menu as well. Everything is clean, the staff is friendly, attentive, and the gentleman who seems to be the owner is helpful and keeps the atmosphere upbeat. There was a couple celebrating a birthday and the returns dims the lights, plays Happy Birthday over the speakers and has fun laser lights they turn on. If you arrive and there is a wait, it typically isn't too long. If you've never been, give it a try. It is one of the better all you can eat places around.

This place is great! It's pretty busy so try to come early if possible. The food is a solid 8/10 for me, with the service being the same. Only thing I don't like is that the soda comes in cans meaning no free refills, and $2.50 for a single can of soda is expensive. The breading is light and crisp, they give tempura sauce, the fish tastes fantastic, the only real problem I had there was tat the "special sauce" is wasabi based and I'm allergic to Wasabi. I wish they'd say what it actually is rather than say it's the "special sauce". Overall a great experience and I will return.

I always told myself I would never go to an all you can eat Sushi place. (For obvious reasons)My good friend recommended I try it once and I have been going ever since! My god, the selection of rolls and sushi you can choose from. You can choose from 20-30 sushi rolls, sashimi, specialty rolls, and they have a full kitchen menu to order from as well. Price, is pretty good. I believe during the week (except Tues because they are closed) it's about $25 for all u can eat (no sashimi) or u can choose to have sashimi for ($29-$30) I can say I have never been sick from eating this place! Fish is fresh!