Sushi Para 88

Some of the best sushi I've had in a while. Went there with a friend pretty late into the day, and was filled and throughly satisfied having only paid around 20$ for my food! The speakers playing anime OPs gave the place a fun vibe, along with the nice and not overbearing waitstaff.

Amazing place. A hidden gem. Great selection of delicious sushi. It is a very intimate setting, tables are very close to each other. Dark lighting. The staff is always going around to make sure everything is okay. You definitely will not regret going here!! I personally will be back again!!!

Fantastic food and fantastic service. Can't wait to come back here!

Love it. Always get the all you can eat for $28 and I eat at least 6 big premium rolls till I'm stuffed. The quality there is great. Been there two weeks in a row

Visited today for the Lunch all you can eat buffet ... above average fish quality ... the lunch price is $21 dollars, with a more limited menu than the evening dinner prices of $28 ... I was pleasantly surprised with their Taco octopus sushi ... very tender and usually over cooked in other joints ... all in all an above average experience for a buffet ...

Excellent! Started things out with a seaweed sald and then had two rolls (Rainbow and Volcano) that were superb. Would not hesitate to come back. First rate sushi in a wonderful, centrally located place. 5 stars.

A surprisingly good and extremely affordable option. I'm not from New York and I found dinner to only cost maybe five bucks more than at home. Very impressed.

All-you-can-eat restaurant for reasonable price. Has it's own ethics. If you order more than you can eat - you pay for every piece extra. A good choice of sushi and rolls. There are octopus sushi and crab sushi. Miso soup is awesome too. Should try hot sake.

the price is very good and the sushi is delicious. I ordered a combo of three rolls, one entrée and two pieces. for 27 dollars at dinner. It was very good!

5/5. I've been to pretty much every all you can eat sushi places in Manhattan and after last night I can comfortably say Sushi Para is my favorite one.25 bucks all you can eat is criminally low for this level quality. Usually places like this get away with charging these low prices by pushing low quality rolls comprised of mostly filler. Sushi Paras rolls were all great and had great amounts of fish on each.On the negative side, their all you can eat doesn't include saki like some of these places do, but that just means more room for sushi.

AYCE sushi for $26+tax in Chelsea NYC. The sushi options here are quite decent and the sushi itself tastes really nice and fresh. The rolls are so big, they fill you up really fast(they have a lot of meat, not extra rice which is a good thing)

The all you can eat sushi is a steal. Well worth it in my book. Just be aware that they charge a fee for BYOB and for every piece you don't eat

So much food! So many choices! Get the dinner special: $25 for EITHER 3 rolls/ 2 sushi pieces OR 2 rolls/ 4 sushi OR 1 roll/ 6 sushi!! AND you get an appetizer with each choice (soup, salad, etc). (See my photo/ receipt to see what was ordered, and pictures of each plate.) Fantastic choices, and very generous. These are not mini rolls, but full size. Service is attentive, friendly, and helpful. We went later in the evening and because of that the place was pretty quiet.If you go and get the all-you-can-eat option, be careful: it too is a good deal ($26), but you get charges for whatever you don't eat at the ala carte rate!

Come here alot for lunch and I always get the all you can eat, which is a great deal for $21. It' never too packed and I've always received fast service. My one qualm with this place is they like to remind me everytime of their food policy. While, i agree with their leftover sushi charge, I do not agree with their charging of leftover rice. But I would still recommend this place.

Nice little local sushi place. Fresh and well prepared.