OYA Japanese Restaurant

Super friendly staff..........Website is misleading as there is no specified all you can eat menu. The all you can eat menu is extremely limited. I ended up ordering a la carte as none of the items I wanted to try were included in the AYCE menu. I ordered 5 items and spent $72 (tax and 25% gratuity included) and left hungry and underwhelmed overall. The staff was super kind but the menu lacked effort and the quality was average.

The delivery driver added in her own 15% gratuity after quoting the price without the tip on the phone. I phoned the restaurant to ask about this and the staff told me that they do not automatically add a tip to the total, and that this shouldn't have happened. They also then told me that the delivery driver is the owner. I was not able to speak with the owner as she "has poor English," so I wanted others to be warned about this!

Im not a sushi guy at all. If you are this is probably really good sushi. Sushi is a required taste. The service here was really great and the rest of the food was really good. #yyj #

My first “All you can eat” experience at this restaurant was interesting I can say. It all started with the below misleading note on the wall. See picture. The kids are considered from 4 to 7 yrs only. After 7 yrs old the kids are considered adults. 😳 I am not sure if that is even legal. Me and one of my kids/adult(9 yrs old) decided to eat something from the main menu and my wife and my other kid/adult (7.5 yrs old) picked the “all you can eat”. The bigger surprise came when we started to eat and we started to share like a family do. One restaurant staff came immediately and shouted “no, you are not allowed to share the food!” I asked why? The answer was: What if someone comes order one “all you can eat” and shares with 10 people? 😳 whaaat? But each of us ordered something from the menu. Did she just accused us of cheating? I immediately lost my appetite. I don’t think I will go again to this restaurant after this experience.

The all you can eat deal is affordable if you don't get sashimi (pick Dinner A) and you're a hungry person like me. Their portions are very generous for a sushi place. We've had both AYCE and take-out now, very satisfied both times. Menu choices covered all the basics - as long as you're not expecting a liquid-nitrogen frozen tempura singing octopus statue for $20, you'll enjoy yourself too.