All-you-can-eat sushi near Camden, NJ

Sushi King

The Kings Highway room most people in Cherry Hill name first when they want unlimited sushi. Nothing sits on a steam table: you tick off sushi, rolls and hot kitchen dishes on an order sheet and they are made fresh in rounds. It has both the best rating and the most reviews of the Cherry Hill all-you-can-eat rooms. Friday through Sunday and holidays cost two dollars more than a weekday, and children 5 to 10 have their own price.

Mr Sushi

A Route 70 all-you-can-eat spot whose sign says exactly what it is, and the one South Jersey diners recommend to each other most often. You order round by round on a paper checklist, and appetizers, hot plates and rolls all count. The house rule is that unfinished sushi and rolls are charged for, while unfinished appetizers are not. Children under three eat free and there is a birthday discount with valid ID. It does not publish its all-you-can-eat price anywhere online, and the parking lot is small for how busy it gets.

YUCU Sushi Hibachi

The newest and most polished all-you-can-eat room in the area, on the White Horse Pike in Magnolia, with a full bar, cocktails and a costumed sushi mascot that works the dining room. It is not a buffet: you order from a dedicated all-you-can-eat menu that runs from sashimi and rolls through hibachi and other kitchen plates, and it comes out cooked to order. Weekday lunch is far cheaper than dinner, which applies all day Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Drinks and alcohol are not included, and the all-you-can-eat menu is dine-in only.

Watami Sushi

A small neighbourhood sushi and hibachi room on Clements Bridge Road, and the cheapest made-to-order all-you-can-eat in this table. The deal is dine-in only and runs off a one-page checkbox menu covering soup, salad, kitchen food, rolls and sashimi, with sushi and sashimi capped at ten pieces per order and a charge for anything you leave. Staff have a good reputation for handling allergies and dietary requests. It is closed on Tuesdays, which catches people out.

Osaka Sushi Grill & Buffet

A large, bright buffet on Blackwood-Clementon Road built around an iced sashimi display, with snow crab, steamed shrimp, hibachi, ramen and a dessert line beside the sushi. It is the priciest dinner in this table, but the weekday lunch is roughly the same money as a couple of rolls elsewhere, and children under three eat free. Saturdays, Sundays and major holidays are charged at the dinner rate all day. There is also a buffet-to-go sold by the pound if you would rather take it home.

OZAKI Asian Cuisine

The best-reviewed restaurant in this table by some distance, a calm sit-down Asian and sushi room on Chews Landing Road rather than a dedicated all-you-can-eat house. Its own site describes all-you-can-eat dining, but the deal is not advertised on the menu and regulars say you have to ask for the all-you-can-eat sheet at the table. No price for it is published anywhere, so call first. Worth choosing if the quality of the sushi matters more to you than the size of the bargain.

Royal Buffet Sushi & Hibachi

A Route 73 buffet where the sushi bar sits alongside Chinese and American hot lines and a hibachi grill, and comfortably the cheapest way to eat unlimited sushi around Camden. Weekday lunch is under thirteen dollars and dinner is under twenty, with separate senior, military and college rates and a low kids price. You pay at the register before you sit down. It is also the weakest-rated place here, and regulars describe the sushi as acceptable rather than good, so come for the value.

Sushi Kingdom

A long-running Route 73 sushi house just over the Burlington County line, and the closest all-you-can-eat option if you are coming from the Cherry Hill side. The deal is ordered by the piece from a printed list that runs through sashimi, sushi, maki and special rolls before a full kitchen section of soups, salads, tempura and teriyaki. Friday, Saturday and holidays cost two dollars more than the rest of the week, and there is a children's rate for ages 5 to 10. The food gets consistent praise; the service is the recurring complaint in reviews.

UMI Hotpot Sushi & Seafood Buffet

The big-ticket buffet of the group, part of a small national chain, sitting across the river side of the county in Deptford. Alongside the sushi and sashimi bar it runs a seafood line, a grill station and per-table hot pot, which is what people actually travel for. It is the furthest of these from Camden and the one you would pick for an occasion rather than a weeknight. The chain publishes no prices for individual locations, so check the current lunch and dinner rate before you go.