Sushi Junai 2: A Must-Visit All-You-Can-Eat Sushi Spot in Austin

Came for AYCE sushi. It was a good experience. Wish I took more pictures but it was too good . So here’s the review: Food: 8/10 food was good but wish there was a wider variety to choose from. The sake was delicious. Service: 10/10. They were attentive, fast, and very kind Atmosphere: it’s a chill environment but I took a star off because there were some bugs that look like fruit flies. This was a solo experience but would come back with friends.

Sort of becoming a regular and that is simply because the food and service have been excellent everytime. Doesn't matter if you showing up iduring the slow hours or even the dinner rush. The menu has a lot to offer and although I haven't explored all of it everything I have tried is delicious. The sashimi salad seems to be one of our go to along with a bowl of Ramen.

We came to the dinner AYCE and it was amazing. Very good food!! The server Dan was very attentive and made our experience a great one! Def recommended.

What a steal for the price. Have been avoiding AYCE places but their foods are actually good. Love their sashimis and nigiris. You can be full while avoiding eating too much carbs here for sure!

Have been a few times now, with and without kids, and overall we find it’s good value for the price. We’ve only done the AYCE option. Make sure to get on the waitlist early, as it fills up quickly! We recently went on a Friday, checked waitlist (said no wait), joined a few minutes later and said we were 6th. Took ~45 minutes to get to the table for reference. Service was good, the lady picking up the used dishes was great, super quick! They were busy and staff was nice but you could definitely tell busy! This time we were told there’s a limit of one mochi per person (hadn’t had that previously). Overall, food is good. Buttered asparagus, creamy shrimp, shrimp tempura, the beef, monkey brain and unagi are all favorites. Many rolls are fried and a lot also have cream cheese, so while overall tasty, it’s definitely not a super healthy sushi experience if that’s what you are looking for. There’s also a huge amount of rolls so it could be just we just pick the less healthy ones haha. We have not tried any of the noodle soups or rice. With tip, it was ~45 per person (including kids) but was worth it as that’s many times close to what we spend at a regular sushi restaurant for a few rolls/much less food. We ordered over $300 worth of food (based on menu prices) plus drinks.

Sushi Junai 2 is easily one of my favorite ayce sushi spots. The quality here really stands out for a buffet-style place—everything tastes fresh, well-prepared, and thoughtfully put together. The sushi rolls aren’t just good, they’re fun too, with creative and playful names that make ordering part of the experience. Other than a slightly dated interior (if that matters to you) everything else at this place deserves a 5 star.

It was a good "first-time-here" experience. The staff were super attentive and the items we ordered were really delicious. I say it was a good value since my teenage son can probably eat about $60 worth of sushi from other places. Doing eat all you can at about $37 seems like a good value for him. I will definitely recommend to friends!

We had a great time, food was really good and the all you can eat was def taken as a fun challenge. Our server Dan was super nice and very welcoming. Thank you again!