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lajolla4joya — 2009-08-15 21:18:24

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	+ ------ + ''2009-08-15 22:18:24'' [[nbsp]] I am 16 and i went to jusco's with a party of 5 other 16 years olds... + all i had to do was show my permit and the owner was nice enough to give me a free meal on my birthday :D + I have tried other sushi places in davis: mikuni's , fujii boat ,davis sushi buffet, even safeway sushi! + but those places are either overpriced for what they have to offer or just plain gross. + I always get the spider roll and dragon roll when i am on the go and want lunch, the first time i ordered pick up from them i thought it would be a little bit of sushi so i ordered both rolls, turns out i ended up sharing with like 4 people, they give a lot of sushi when you order the rolls (at least like 25 pieces) and the sauces that go on top of the sushi are excellent. I also love their miso soup. I recommend Jusco's --["Users/lajolla4joya"]

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WilliamLewis — 2009-04-24 12:09:53

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- As for the service, although the old man is quite nice, some of the servers are known to forget orders, and allegedly say offensive things about their customers in Cantonese. A few patrons often feel like they are being watched to make sure they eat every grain of sushi rice from their nigiri, since leaving behind a lot of rice will result in extra charges. You will also be charged extra if you pay with a credit card. Over all this is the place to go if you find yourself downtown and want a sushi buffet without having to wait in line for a table, don't want to have to pick your food up from sushi boats, or don't want your food to have been sitting under heat lamps.	+ As for the service, although the old man is quite nice, some of the servers are known to forget orders, and allegedly say offensive things about their customers in Cantonese. A few patrons often feel like they are being watched to make sure they eat every grain of sushi rice from their nigiri, since leaving behind a lot of rice will result in extra charges (This is meant to prevent people from making sashimi out of the nigiri) . You will also be charged extra if you pay with a credit card. Over all this is the place to go if you find yourself downtown and want a sushi buffet without having to wait in line for a table, don't want to have to pick your food up from sushi boats, or don't want your food to have been sitting under heat lamps.

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WilliamLewis — 2009-04-24 12:08:12

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WilliamLewis — 2009-04-24 11:55:27

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- As for the service, although the old man is quite nice, some of the servers are known to forget orders, and allegedly say offensive things about their customers in Cantonese. A few patrons often feel like they are being watched to make sure they eat every grain of sushi rice, since leaving behind a lot of rice will result in extra charges. You will also be charged extra if you pay with a credit card. Over all this is the place to go if you find yourself downtown and want a sushi buffet without having to wait in line for a table, don't want to have to pick your food up from sushi boats, or don't want your food to have been sitting under heat lamps.	+ As for the service, although the old man is quite nice, some of the servers are known to forget orders, and allegedly say offensive things about their customers in Cantonese. A few patrons often feel like they are being watched to make sure they eat every grain of sushi rice from their nigiri, since leaving behind a lot of rice will result in extra charges. You will also be charged extra if you pay with a credit card. Over all this is the place to go if you find yourself downtown and want a sushi buffet without having to wait in line for a table, don't want to have to pick your food up from sushi boats, or don't want your food to have been sitting under heat lamps.

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WilliamLewis — 2009-04-24 11:53:16

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- Also, you get a free meal on your birthday!	+ Also, you get a free meal on your birthday if you can drag another paying adult along with you. By way of comparison, you need three paying adults to get a free meal on your birthday at ["Davis Sushi Buffet"].

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- The trick for the sashimi thing is to drag along sushi n00bs who aren't daring enough to try sashimi. Then you get to eat their order... om nom nom. Although truth be told, 50¢ for four extra slices isn't that bad. --["wl"]	+ The trick for the sashimi thing is to drag along sushi n00bs who aren't daring enough to try sashimi. Then you get to eat their order... om nom nom. Although truth be told, 50¢ for four extra slices isn't that bad. I've been known to pay extra for more if their sashimi is especially good that day. --["wl"]

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	+ The trick for the sashimi thing is to drag along sushi n00bs who aren't daring enough to try sashimi. Then you get to eat their order... om nom nom. Although truth be told, 50¢ for four extra slices isn't that bad. --["wl"]

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SarahYablon — 2009-04-24 10:33:49

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	+ ------ + ''2009-04-24 11:33:49'' [[nbsp]] Best restaurant ever. Best thing to do is not eat for a day or two, then go to Jusco and have an eating competition with some friends. You might be really full, but its totally worth it. The food is great, the service is great, and the prices are unbelievable for the amount of fantastic food (if I do say so myself). If you like sushi, this is the place to go. Even if you're not the biggest fan of sushi, they have good hot food on their buffet list. I love this place. I defiantly recommend it to anyone =) --["Users/SarahYablon"]

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sugarpop — 2009-03-19 17:20:47

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	+ ------ + ''2009-03-19 18:20:47'' [[nbsp]] Been here three times for the sushi buffet. First time I was here, I went here with friends... service was horrendous. We did not get all of our food; we left Jusco feeling very unsatisfied. But the second and third time, service was great. The food came relatively quickly and without incident (we weren't left hanging, waiting for the rest of our food). The sushi here is decent, though I wish they weren't so stingy about the sashimi (only one order per person per meal). I will probably come back here for lunch sometime soon, however; it's reasonably priced! --["Users/sugarpop"]

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CoreyPham — 2009-03-02 23:17:09

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	+ ------ + ''2009-03-02 23:17:09'' [[nbsp]] They don't seem to be able to accommodate large crowds of customers. They seat lots of people, which is great, but that's simply to get people seated, I went February 28th with my cousin, and I've been here so many times and I keep returning, despite the fact that all my friends love every OTHER sushi place in Davis other than Jusco's, but the service was GOD AWFUL. They hired some new girl and my cousin and I gave her our sheet after filling it out. 20 minutes later she returned with a new sheet asking us if we wanted to order more, even though our previous order NEVER CAME???? We told her that we already put in an order, and she "went to go check", and returned saying she had lost our order????? That would explain why I saw a huge plate of nigiri go to another table (perhaps they did order it.... but where was my order?), but then she became immediately ultra attentive, sadly, I felt it was way too late. I spent a grand total of just shy of 2 and a half hours with my cousin there, most of it waiting for food. Fried stuff comes out MODERATELY quick, but I'm there to eat sushi. I understand that there were lots of customers, but others were not being serviced very well either, so no one was winning, and besides Jusco getting our money, they get this bad review. They have one sushi chef, the old man apparently is left to clean tables and serve fried foods, and they have that new hired girl who takes your orders (and potentially loses them and forgets things, we never got our order of squid and a whole bunch of rolls) and brings you the sushi. Awful awful awful experience, and the food was pretty mediocre at best; my cousin was under the impression that I was grossed out like he was about their salmon, and was shocked when I ordered more. Hey, I'm paying the money, might as well try to enjoy myself... even if it taste kind of bad... Why have us write down what we want if you are going to forget stuff? Should we just tell you? Save money on some markers? --["Users/CoreyPham"]

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WilliamLewis — 2009-02-28 08:53:02

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-28 08:53:02'' [[nbsp]] I've been here twice. The first time, the service was slow. It took an hour to get our last order, at which point we said screw it and left. The second time, we got everything we ordered in under 5 minutes, every time. In terms of the sushi, everything is tasty. + + In short, the service is sometimes horrendous. When it isn't, it's a pretty decent place to go. --["Users/WilliamLewis"]

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MichVan — 2009-02-28 01:04:01

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-28 01:04:01'' [[nbsp]] Me and my friends went here for the first time tonight. The staff was courteous, and most of their dishes were very fresh. I actually like all of the sesame seeds they put on the sushi rolls. The downside is that some of our orders came slowly so we ended up ordering much more than we needed and ended up with a lot of extras. The management was nice and allowed us to take it to go for an extra charge... and good because I hate wasting food. So it was good, but the wait for the food isn't. Also... their wonton soup broth was particularly salty for some reason. --["Users/MichVan"]

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- ''2009-02-10 10:39:20'' [[nbsp]] I "love" Jusco! I've converted many to the cause, and since I'm an equal opportunity eater, I've tried nearly every other sushi place in Davis. They all pale in comparison to the sheer awesomeness of this place. Great selection, great food, great service. They have frequent buyer cards now; they're trying to keep them a secret, but if you ask for one they'll produce it. --["Users/HannahReff"]	+ ''2009-02-10 10:39:20'' [[nbsp]] I ''love'' Jusco! I've converted many to the cause, and since I'm an equal opportunity eater, I've tried nearly every other sushi place in Davis. They all pale in comparison to the sheer awesomeness of this place. Great selection, great food, great service. They have frequent buyer cards now; they're trying to keep them a secret, but if you ask for one they'll produce it. --["Users/HannahReff"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-10 10:39:20'' [[nbsp]] I "love" Jusco! I've converted many to the cause, and since I'm an equal opportunity eater, I've tried nearly every other sushi place in Davis. They all pale in comparison to the sheer awesomeness of this place. Great selection, great food, great service. They have frequent buyer cards now; they're trying to keep them a secret, but if you ask for one they'll produce it. --["Users/HannahReff"]

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Austen — 2009-02-08 18:46:58

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-08 18:46:58'' [[nbsp]] So today was my first time eating at Suhi Nobu. After going to Juscos about 100 times with friends and family(and absolutely loving it), and reading reviews of the all you can eat sushi places in Davis, I was surprised to see that Juscos was at the bottom of the list. I thought to myself, "How can this be possible? Is their really a place better than Juscos?" Seeing that Sushi Nobu was considered the best sushi place in Davis, I decided to try it out. So today, I got up with a couple of my friends who have been to Juscos, and went to Sushi Nobu for lunch. At Juscos you sit at a booth and order whatever you want, here you just went up and got sushi from the bar. After my friends and I sat down with our Sushi and took our first bites, we all looked up at each other with that "Are you kidding me?" face. The sushi was bland, and flavorless. It was room temperature, and tasted like it had been sitting out for a while. The rice was mushy, and the sushi looked sloppily put together. After several trips to get more sushi from the bar, we were all very very disappointed. There was no comparison, Juscos blew this place out of the water in every way(besides the fact that this place had a big screen t.v.) I feel like I just wasted my money. If you have never gone to Juscos, or haven't been their in a while, I sincerely recommend going there sometime soon and giving it a try. I've heard that Juscos didn't get the greatest reviews back in the day, but is getting better ones now. Maybe thats why they're not packed 24/7. But everyone I've taken there (about 30 different people, including a friend from Japan), have all agreed that Juscos is the best all you can eat sushi they have ever had. GO TRY JUSCOS! I'm about to go right now and spend money I don't have to go get some, as this morning was horrible... Lol. --["Users/Austen"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-01-30 17:15:08'' [[nbsp]] Oh my god, I love this place, they have amazing sushi rolls, compares to FUJI, Jusco has more variety of rolls, and sashimis, and other hot food as well. People who work there are very friendly. --["Users/meiwu"]

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- As for the service, although the old man is quite nice, some of the servers are known to forget orders, and allegedly say offensive things about their customers in Cantonese. Many patrons often feel like they are being watched to make sure they eat every grain of sushi rice; If you don't you may be charged extra. You will also be charged extra if you pay with a credit card (visa or mastercard). Over all this is the place to go if you find yourself downtown and want a sushi buffet without having to wait in line for a table, don't want to have to pick your food up from sushi boats, or don't want your food to have been sitting under heat lamps, but cooked fresh.	+ As for the service, although the old man is quite nice, some of the servers are known to forget orders, and allegedly say offensive things about their customers in Cantonese. A few patrons often feel like they are being watched to make sure they eat every grain of sushi rice, since leaving behind a lot of rice will result in extra charges. You will also be charged extra if you pay with a credit card. Over all this is the place to go if you find yourself downtown and want a sushi buffet without having to wait in line for a table, don't want to have to pick your food up from sushi boats, or don't want your food to have been sitting under heat lamps.

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	+ ------ + ''2008-12-13 11:55:50'' [[nbsp]] My friend old me about this place, and honestly I was really sketchy about it BUT it turned out to be BETTER than my expectations. I went with 3 of my housemates last night and you order by marking a sheet with what you want and they have PICTURES of what the roll looks like by the table. + + They have a good variety of sushi (kitty roll <3 & huricane rol) and hot foods (mm cream cheese wontons & calamari & shrimp ..anything deep fried!!). We left the place stuffed...& unbuttoned jeans ._. Oh and you'll meet the old guy, who's sooo adorable & friendly!! ^_^ He reminded me of my grandpa --["Users/MissAmyQ"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-12-12 00:10:47'' [[nbsp]] I went there tonight and it was good as always. This is by far my favorite sushi place in Davis. The selection and freshness is unbeatable. AND is all you can eat! --["Users/moonmonkey18"]

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- ------ - ''2007-01-07 12:59:15'' [[nbsp]] Service sucks. They seem stingy about giving you more food even though its a BUFFET! I overheard the guy worker/owner tell a customer that tip isn't including in the meal and the guy placed a quarter on the counter for their rude service. I can understand the owners speaking Chinese and they pretty much want your money and they don't care if you enjoy the food. I'd rather wait in line at Fuji's than to come to this place. Their food is ok but their customer service sucks so bad, its not worth investing time or money into this place. --["users/BeeBooBee"] - ------ - ''2007-01-21 12:54:53'' [[nbsp]] This restaurant does pick favorite patrons who have loyally gone to their restaurant... I've gone too many times to count and they're always very courteous and polite to me and my friends! their cooked food is actually pretty good and the sushi i've had was great! --["users/CalvinCheng"] - ------ - ''2007-02-03 21:45:22'' [[nbsp]] It is a good alternative for Fuji Cheff --["users/KaiWan"] - ------ - ''2007-02-25 02:10:10'' [[nbsp]] I ate there for like the fifth time yesterday night with my cousin for dinner. I'm pretty sure they increased the price for dinner on weekends from $14 to $17 or something like that. I think that's absolutely steep and ridiculous considering I'd rather spend $12 or whatever at ["Fuji Chef" Fuji's] for so much more variety, color, and taste. I could do without being given dirty looks from that manager or whatever that works there. I thought the nigiri was perfectly fine, different flavors from all the fish. The only rolls I think worth eating are Dragon and Rainbow. The Alaska, Philadelphia, Tekki, and Tempura Rolls aren't bad either. The rest seem pretty boring. The hot food (chicken wings, calamari, shrimp, chicken, eggrolls) is an interesting change of pace if you feel like eating random Chinese snacks. The old man there is very friendly particularly if you speak Cantonese to him. Never ever go here unless you are extremely desperate and craving a quick sushi fix. Eat as much as you can because $17 is robbery. - - - I recently returned to Jusco's on October 6th, 2007. I woke up late that day so I didn't get in line like I normally do for Fuji's and my cousin and I still felt like eating sushi. After putting our name on the Fuji's list and waiting an hour, our efforts were fruitless. It would've been an additional hour before we would be seated. But everyone already knows that you have to either go to Fuji's early or really late in the afternoon to get in, we went around 12:30 PM and that was a mistake. Anyways, we decided for the hell of it go to Jusco's, and now they have lunch for $10.50, $11.35 after tax. That sounded like a steal, and for how much I ate, like 40 pieces of nigiri, it was well worth it. This place has a bad reputation, and I don't blame anyone for talking it down, but I'm sure the owner is trying to be better. As I've stated before, if you talk the old man in Cantonese, things generally go a lot smoother. If you can't speak Cantonese, bring a friend who can. The lunch menu is limited compared to the dinner menu, but they still have all the main cuts of fish, I absolutely loved the mackerel and albacore tuna nigiri, and all the typical rolls that everyone likes. The small plus is that they have random fried dishes if you want a break from sushi. Personally, the small selection of rolls was kind of a let down. I enjoy Fuji's colorful and hearty, although often disgustingly saucy, rolls. Jusco's has very boring and plain rolls, especially for lunch. However, all in all, I got my sushi fix, and it was cheap and fantastic. Recommended for lunch if Fuji's is way too packed. I still stand strong with my belief that this place is death for dinner. --["users/CoreyPham"] - ------ - ''2007-05-02 12:52:01'' [[nbsp]] I came into the restaurant, standing there for a good 7-10 minutes without service and they were not that busy either, so i left. --["Users/trambajuice"] - ------ - ''2007-05-02 20:36:36'' [[nbsp]] We went here for the midweek "all you can eat" buffet. (Is it really a buffet if the food isn't laid out on a table?? Never mind, it was all you can eat, for around $13/person). I had been told that this was a great place for veggie sushi; this was true. The veggie dragon and veggie rainbow sushi were delish. However, the wonton soup had a weird flavor and teriyaki chicken didn't have a very good sauce. Apparently, if you want miso soup you have to go on the weekend... maybe next time. --["Users/CovertProfessor"] - ------ - ''2007-06-09 20:40:14'' [[nbsp]] I thought this plae was awful. Get sushi at Moshi Moshi. --["Users/AmyGoogenspa"] - ------ - ''2007-07-11 17:13:16'' [[nbsp]] I wouldnt go here for sushi, unless you're starving and have a craving for sushi buffet and Fuji's across the street is packed. --["Users/JoeLow"] - ------ - ''2007-08-13 00:32:30'' [[nbsp]] I used to frequent this place until the owners pissed us off. We only wanted sashimi, but they forced the rice balls onto us(obviously to get us full). We decided to leave the balls of rice hidden in one of their plastic bags at the edge of the seat (kind of shady, yes), but they like to charge extra per uneaten item of food. After we paid and walked out, the owner rushed out and grabbed my friend by his collar. He dragged my friend back in and pointed at the plastic bag of rice (there was about 10 rice balls in there). We weren't going to pay extra for food we had already paid for. The onwer threatened to call the police. That's when we got pissed. The owner stood at the door and wouldn't let us out, demanding that we give him our IDs. Obviously, we declined and so he took a cell phone picture of my friend. We took off immediately and vowed never to go back. --["Users/AlXBoi"] - I hate Jusco, but you're completely in the wrong here. You knew about the policy before you came and you intentionally tried to sneak around it so you could have only sashimi. This is not a sashimi buffet, if you wanted that you should have went to Fuji's. The owner would have been well within his right to call the police. --["users/MattHh"] - Wait. They charge extra if you don't eat something? Ethically, that makes sense, but wtf? What if you decide to box something up to take home after you've ordered more than you can eat? --["users/SunjeetBaadkar"] - It's an all-you-can-eat buffet. You shouldn't have "more than you can eat". That's how any a-y-c-e place works, regardless.--["users/JoePomidor"] - ------ - ''2007-10-25 22:58:31'' [[nbsp]] This is my favorite restaurant in Davis-- and the main page review of this restaurant is ridiculous. The staff is amazingly nice, and definitely appreciate people coming back. And why wouldn't you go back-- the sushi is made fresh, not sitting out like it is at Fuji. And frankly, the quality is just better than Fuji, having been to both. The atmosphere is great, and they accommodate large parties as best they can because of the ingenious seating they have. This is a restaurant for people who actually like* sushi-- not just like being trendy and eating California rolls. AND they serve at G Street Pub, how awesome is that-- just walk in, place and order, and they'll bring it over to you at the bar. --["Users/Sara1387"] - ------ - ''2007-10-28 15:02:11'' [[nbsp]] I enjoyed Jusco because for someone who does not know his sushi, I was able to try many different things. I have been there multiple times and I haven't seen anything shady yet --["Users/DonGibson"] - ------ - ''2007-11-29 20:49:56'' [[nbsp]] ew to the quality here. I wander if people make the assumption that just because the food is not foating in boats that it is fresh. The scalop tasted super fishy, the salmon was not fresh at all, and the potstickers tasted like my trash can smells right before i take it out. Just nasty. The service was fine though, wish i could say the same about the food. - --["Users/MattHh"] - ------ - ''2007-12-09 17:03:57'' [[nbsp]] The nigiri here is prepared poorly. It doesn't seem like nigiri... just more like a cut fish slapped on top of a ball of rice. The salmon was not very tasty and even a little fishy at times compared to Nobu and Fuji's. The rolls here are okay, better than Fuji's and a little more detailed than Nobu, but they are cut too thick. The stirfry is tasty but very salty. For how high the price is at dinner, I don't see much reason to go here over Nobu unless you're in downtown and you don't have a car. For lunch, it's okay if you like their rolls and you don't want to wait in a line. The service is okay, though. --["Users/BrandonWong"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-12-07 01:53:34'' [[nbsp]] BEST SUSHI BEUFFET RESTURANT EVER! + + Okay so as me and my 3 friends walk in, we were like man wtf lets go to fuji or davis since shashimi is limited and most of the better stuff is during dinner. MAN was I to rash, after getting my appetizers my opinion started to change. Fried Prawn god damn so delecious. The Shashimi which was the best i ever eaten at any sushi buffet, though it was limited i just ordered the nigiri. And yes with the quality of shashimi NO ONE CAN AFFORD ALL YOU CAN EAT. + i also base this on how every weekend i go to a sushi buffet. + + Well go try it yourself, i bet youll get a different opinion and a new favorite shushi buffet. And yes fuji and davis sushi quality is incomparable,seriously, once you bite into one of the green dragon roll, with its delicious texture you be wowed. All we did was talk about how it was too good to be all you can eat. + + O yea, the old guy who works there, i have to agree with everyone he makes you smile, kinda feels like a grandpa for some reason o.0. --["Users/aznstryder712"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-11-22 20:31:22'' [[nbsp]] I go here all the time! They have great sushi here, it beats waiting in line all day at Fuji and the wait staff that lies about their menu over at Davis Sushi Buffet. The wait staff are nice but if it is busy you may need to check up on your order. The have updated their menu in the last few months so if you haven't been in a while you should try it again. The service is always great for me here with out having to know a second language. I'm also a Vegan and this place is very veggie friendly. They have many veggie rolls on the menu already but if you ask they will offer to make you other types of veggie rolls, and you can ask to have many of the hot dishes made with tofu instead of chicken. The dinner prices are a little steep but lunch is a great deal, and if it isn't too busy and you keep ordering food (with out wasting) you can sit there and study! --["Users/amber15"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-10-29 21:25:32'' [[nbsp]] I've gone here for quite some time now, and really like this place. The owner's really nice and polite with us, and they've been adding lots of rolls all the time. My favorite roll has to be the Dragon Roll/Green Dragon Roll - normally we get a ton of these every time. Their fried calamari is really good, and especially their crab meat cheese wontons. I prefer Jusco's over Fuji's because there's never a long line to get in, and because I don't really like the boat style sushi, because you never know just how long the fish has been floating there. It's a lot more convenient to just pick and choose what you want from the pictures/descriptions and write down specific numbers of each order, and have them delivered to you. --["Users/JaimeG"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-10-06 18:05:42'' [[nbsp]] This place isnt Mukinis but for the price it is soooooooo GOOD!!!! You always get great customer service, and since it is unlimited you can eat your weight in sushi if you want. --["Users/SaraTarro"]

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- ''2005-05-06 14:17:08'' [[nbsp]] We went there for dinner last weekend and they were really nice. They gave us free miso soup and a free pack of Japanese candy (in addition to the usual free stuff you receive with your billl.) --["users/TracyPerkins"] - ------ - ''2005-06-15 21:14:07'' [[nbsp]] The weird gender-based Sushi coupons were in the "Davis family values" mailer. It's perhaps the most glossy coupon circular to-date. --["users/JaimeRaba"] - ------ - ''2005-06-15 21:16:14'' [[nbsp]] And Jusco was a favorite among the Japanese law students. And as far as Sushi restaurants go, are there any restaurants in Davis owned by Japanese? Last time I discussed this with someone, my conversation partner pointed out that all the sushi restaurants in Davis were Chinese-owned. (But didn't ["Nobu Hiro" Nobu] at least used to be?) --["users/JaimeRaba"] - ------ - ''2005-06-15 23:16:30'' [[nbsp]] Most Japanese restaurants period are owned by Chinese or Koreans. --["users/KenjiYamada"] - ------ - ''2005-07-03 17:05:16'' [[nbsp]] It's a very cute place with some good selections on the menu. Most of it isn't the most flavorful, and I'm pretty sure they use a LOT of MSG there. I woke up the next morning with very puffy eyes, and my family has problems with MSG allergies. I have it much more mildly than the rest of them, so it had to have been quite a bit. --["users/JulieEickhof"] - ------ - ''2005-07-17 15:38:24'' [[nbsp]] ["Mirai"] is owned by a Japanese family. --["users/NoelBruening"] - ------ - ''I have a weird Jusco story. Went there for lunch the other day, paid with a credit card. We had inspected the bill previously to determine the tip. The bill was handwritten and all the items were appropriate but the total there was clearly different than the total on the credit card receipt I had to sign later. I am confident there's no way I could have misread the writing that badly. Luckily the solution was to just pay what I had already determined to pay based on the handwritten bill, and there was no harm done.'' --["users/AnsateJones"] - ------ - ''2005-09-18 21:52:48'' [[nbsp]] this place is the most vegetarian-friendly japanese/sushi restaurant in davis. if you let the waiter know, they'll really hook you up. --["users/RishiTrivedi"] - ------ - ''2005-09-15 14:58:23'' [[nbsp]] The SBC phone book lists "Enzo's" at this address; anybody know what's up with that? --["users/SteveDavison"] - "Enzo's" was the name of the kitchen of the G St. Pub. It used to be where Jusco is now. --["users/SharonZimmerman"] - ------ - ''2005-11-05 15:04:45'' [[nbsp]] I went there for dinner last Sunday. They loaded a bunch of rice into the sushi and didn't have much fish, so we asked them to put less rice and it got better. A few days after signing for the bill we find they charged the credit card more than we signed for. --["users/WesleyRyan"] - ------ - ''2006-01-20 15:06:04'' [[nbsp]] My girlfriend and I go for Saturday lunches fairly often; we've never been overcharged or underfed. Maybe they just like us better... --["users/BrianMcFadden"] - ------ - ''2006-01-26 00:41:57'' [[nbsp]] Went to this restaurant for dinner. I ordered a lot and they spoke Manderin/Cantonese thinking my roomate did not understand...saying that we eat a lot for two people, well it is an all you can eat dinner, so what do you expect. They gave us not much sushi in what I ordered for.They charge my roomate extra the tab said 34.10 and charged her 34.85. We talked to the person, she said oh we charge 55 cents for using credit card...then I was like hmm...well that means you still owe 20 cents, she said it was 55 cents charge for credit card..and then she was like oh i will take that back it is 75 cents for credit card. I think she was lazy to correct the mistake so she made that stuff up. --["users/AlexandraLiu"] - ------ - ''2006-02-07 14:39:28'' [[nbsp]] I used to go here a lot because my friend loved to take advantage of the sushi lunch buffet. I don't like this place for several reasons. The sushi is below average, the fish and the rice taste kind of old. The service is not great, although the waitress and waiter watch you like a hawk if you are with someone who orders the buffet, just to make sure that you don't eat any of their sushi and get off without paying. Also, the pressure is on to finisih your sushi, you get charged somethin like .05 for every rice not eaten. Not a cheerful restaurant, I would only go if you're starving for cheap sushi and don't care about anything else. --["users/LauraChan"] - ------ - ''2006-03-22 19:55:00'' [[nbsp]] Is it called a restaurant????? It sucks. It's not sushi. They are famous for chitting your credit card. This place is enven not comparable to a dumpster. PLEASE PLEASE don't waste your time going to this shitty place.... --["users/CarolinaSandh"] - ------ - ''2006-05-24 13:32:22'' [[nbsp]] I had lunch there today. I expressed to the little lady at how unsatisfied I was with the meal. The sushi was very warm to the touch, and far from fresh. They're very stingy with their rolls, and this isnt from a first impression. Its from a last impression. I used to go there a lot, and didnt have this problem. They have a bunch of youngsters in there that really make the place seem unprepared. I would not recommend waisting your time, and money at this place. Its been said before, and proves true here...You pay for what you get. If you like wasting money, please, give it to me. Otherwise, walk across the street and test your luck there. I agree with past posts, they seem to watch you like a hawk, and rush you in and out. I wish it was legal to stand infront and warn people about this place. The paint job is horrible. --["users/TimothySiewert"] - ------ - ''2006-05-26 08:38:33'' [[nbsp]] If I were to choose between Jusco and Fuji's across the street it would be hands down Jusco. The sushi is better here, it tastes more fresh. But by no means is the sushi great. In fact, I dont think Fuji's is that great either. But either way, Jusco's is ok for the price. They charge for Tea like in a Chinese resturant, which I find a bit shady since it is supposed to be Japanese. The seats in the resturant are also a bit weird, but its alright. Bottom line: OK Sushi, better than Fuji's. DONT ORDER TEA --["users/AlexKang"] - ------ - ''2006-08-11 11:51:24'' [[nbsp]] I've been going to Jusco fer over a year now, and have never had anything but stellar service. The only complaint I have is the decor, they could stand to redecorate, but it should be noted, that the new/current owner is in the process of doing so now. Their dinner buffet is the most comprehesive buffet in town, hands down. They are very accommodating if you are a regular customer...maybe that's why I've had a different experience. I encourage all who have written it off, to go back and give them another chance. --["users/JossieDiel"] - ------ - ''2006-09-14 16:01:46'' [[nbsp]] I like this place if you are going for CHEAP sushi. Of course it isn't as good as a true sushi resturant, but I think it is one of the better in town. For one, they cook their rice properly. They have good sides (besides the sushi), of which I particularly like the fried calamari. They have alot of choices on the menu. I go there regularly with my boyfriend and we have never felt rushed either. My one major complaint is that sometimes they "lose" part of your order, and you have to order it again. The last time this happened they came out and apologized. --["users/RathyMarie"] - ------ - ''2006-10-05 16:05:03'' [[nbsp]] My boyfriend and I tend to come here often even though the sushi is slightly below average; we just go for the hot food. It's all you can eat calamari!! However, the service is getting pretty crappy. We'd always order a lot of food and sit for there a long time. The other day, the owner (also the chef) delivered our food and the service was horrible. Thinkin that we didn't speak Cantonese, the owner and the waiter decided to talk about us behind our backs -- turns out that the owner was angry that we were ordering so much. But doesn't your sign say, "All You Can Eat"? Why the bickering then? After hearing this, we ordered more food and sat there longer just to erk them. --["users/SandyLeung"] - ------ - ''2006-11-10 15:05:16'' [[nbsp]] I go here constantly with a group of my friends. We always get superb service and they're really nice. Though the sushi isn't the best, it's still decent for the price. --["users/UnhappyStudent"] - ------ - ''2006-11-10 15:34:36'' [[nbsp]] I have had nothing but positive experiences from here. My girlfriend and I go here often for some decent sushi, and the owner is always pleasant, even when we order ridiculous amounts of food. --["users/RaymondMyers"] - ------ - ''2006-12-12 19:30:40'' [[nbsp]] I love their food. Fresh food. Great service. reasonable price for the amount you get. --["users/KiwiSelina"] - ------ - ''2006-12-13 20:47:13'' [[nbsp]] The service here isn't quick like Fuji Chef, but when I don't feel like lining up this is the place. The tempura here is very good as is most of their sushi. I have noticed that the wasabi can be pretty nasty (probably fake stuff). The older guy who mainly buses tables is a real nice guy. Barely speaks any english, but I can't help but smile when he brings me food. Overall, good food probably not worth the price tag unless you really chow down (which I do), but better than waiting for Fuji Chef --["users/JohnHumperdinkle"]	+ + [[Comments(Add a Review)]] + + ==Older Reviews== + + * ["/2005 Reviews" Reviews from 2005] + * ["/2006 Reviews" Reviews from 2006] + + ==Current Reviews==

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- Jusco’s is a sushi buffet that probably has the most polarized reviews of all the restaurants in Davis. The good news for Jusco is most of the bad reviews were in years past, while the recent reviews overall are much more positive and note improvement in food, atmosphere and service -- you may wish to scroll to the bottom of the reviews first. Everyone seems to agree that it is conveniently located downtown across the street from Fuji's, and that there is never a problem finding a table, but the agreements end there. Many people think that the quality is highly questionable. These people complain about overly salted food, sushi that smells really fishy, and poor service. Others seem to like the variety, especially the cooked items. People especially recommend their tasty selection of fried snackables (eg. salt & pepper prawns, calamari). They tend to serve their sushi rice warm and very light on the vinegar; some customers like this as a sign of authenticity, while others think it makes the sushi taste less fresh.	+ '''Jusco''' is a ["sushi"] ["buffets" buffet] ["restaurant"] that probably has the most polarized ["reviews"] of all the restaurants in Davis. The good news for Jusco is most of the bad reviews were in years past, while the recent reviews overall are much more positive and note improvement in food, atmosphere and service -- you may wish to scroll to the bottom of the reviews first. Everyone seems to agree that it is conveniently located downtown across the street from Fuji's, and that there is never a problem finding a table, but the agreements end there. Many people think that the quality is highly questionable. These people complain about overly salted food, sushi that smells really fishy, and poor service. Others seem to like the variety, especially the cooked items. People especially recommend their tasty selection of fried snackables (eg. salt & pepper prawns, calamari). They tend to serve their sushi rice warm and very light on the vinegar; some customers like this as a sign of authenticity, while others think it makes the sushi taste less fresh.

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- I hate Jusco, but you're completely in the wrong here. You knew about the policy before you came and you intentionally tried to sneak around it so you could have only sashimi. This is not a sashimi buffet, if you wanted that you should have went to Fuji's. The owner would have been well within his right to call the police. --["MattHh"] - Wait. They charge extra if you don't eat something? Ethically, that makes sense, but wtf? What if you decide to box something up to take home after you've ordered more than you can eat? --["SunjeetBaadkar"] - *It's an all-you-can-eat buffet. You shouldn't have "more than you can eat". That's how any a-y-c-e place works, regardless.--["JoePomidor"]	+ I hate Jusco, but you're completely in the wrong here. You knew about the policy before you came and you intentionally tried to sneak around it so you could have only sashimi. This is not a sashimi buffet, if you wanted that you should have went to Fuji's. The owner would have been well within his right to call the police. --["users/MattHh"] + Wait. They charge extra if you don't eat something? Ethically, that makes sense, but wtf? What if you decide to box something up to take home after you've ordered more than you can eat? --["users/SunjeetBaadkar"] + *It's an all-you-can-eat buffet. You shouldn't have "more than you can eat". That's how any a-y-c-e place works, regardless.--["users/JoePomidor"]

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- ''2005-05-06 14:17:08'' [[nbsp]] We went there for dinner last weekend and they were really nice. They gave us free miso soup and a free pack of Japanese candy (in addition to the usual free stuff you receive with your billl.) --["TracyPerkins"]	+ ''2005-05-06 14:17:08'' [[nbsp]] We went there for dinner last weekend and they were really nice. They gave us free miso soup and a free pack of Japanese candy (in addition to the usual free stuff you receive with your billl.) --["users/TracyPerkins"]
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- ''2005-06-15 21:14:07'' [[nbsp]] The weird gender-based Sushi coupons were in the "Davis family values" mailer. It's perhaps the most glossy coupon circular to-date. --["JaimeRaba"]	+ ''2005-06-15 21:14:07'' [[nbsp]] The weird gender-based Sushi coupons were in the "Davis family values" mailer. It's perhaps the most glossy coupon circular to-date. --["users/JaimeRaba"]
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- ''2005-06-15 21:16:14'' [[nbsp]] And Jusco was a favorite among the Japanese law students. And as far as Sushi restaurants go, are there any restaurants in Davis owned by Japanese? Last time I discussed this with someone, my conversation partner pointed out that all the sushi restaurants in Davis were Chinese-owned. (But didn't ["Nobu Hiro" Nobu] at least used to be?) --["JaimeRaba"]	+ ''2005-06-15 21:16:14'' [[nbsp]] And Jusco was a favorite among the Japanese law students. And as far as Sushi restaurants go, are there any restaurants in Davis owned by Japanese? Last time I discussed this with someone, my conversation partner pointed out that all the sushi restaurants in Davis were Chinese-owned. (But didn't ["Nobu Hiro" Nobu] at least used to be?) --["users/JaimeRaba"]
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- ''2005-07-03 17:05:16'' [[nbsp]] It's a very cute place with some good selections on the menu. Most of it isn't the most flavorful, and I'm pretty sure they use a LOT of MSG there. I woke up the next morning with very puffy eyes, and my family has problems with MSG allergies. I have it much more mildly than the rest of them, so it had to have been quite a bit. --["JulieEickhof"]	+ ''2005-07-03 17:05:16'' [[nbsp]] It's a very cute place with some good selections on the menu. Most of it isn't the most flavorful, and I'm pretty sure they use a LOT of MSG there. I woke up the next morning with very puffy eyes, and my family has problems with MSG allergies. I have it much more mildly than the rest of them, so it had to have been quite a bit. --["users/JulieEickhof"]
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- ''I have a weird Jusco story. Went there for lunch the other day, paid with a credit card. We had inspected the bill previously to determine the tip. The bill was handwritten and all the items were appropriate but the total there was clearly different than the total on the credit card receipt I had to sign later. I am confident there's no way I could have misread the writing that badly. Luckily the solution was to just pay what I had already determined to pay based on the handwritten bill, and there was no harm done.'' --["AnsateJones"]	+ ''I have a weird Jusco story. Went there for lunch the other day, paid with a credit card. We had inspected the bill previously to determine the tip. The bill was handwritten and all the items were appropriate but the total there was clearly different than the total on the credit card receipt I had to sign later. I am confident there's no way I could have misread the writing that badly. Luckily the solution was to just pay what I had already determined to pay based on the handwritten bill, and there was no harm done.'' --["users/AnsateJones"]
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- ''2005-09-18 21:52:48'' [[nbsp]] this place is the most vegetarian-friendly japanese/sushi restaurant in davis. if you let the waiter know, they'll really hook you up. --["RishiTrivedi"]	+ ''2005-09-18 21:52:48'' [[nbsp]] this place is the most vegetarian-friendly japanese/sushi restaurant in davis. if you let the waiter know, they'll really hook you up. --["users/RishiTrivedi"]
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- ''2005-09-15 14:58:23'' [[nbsp]] The SBC phone book lists "Enzo's" at this address; anybody know what's up with that? --["SteveDavison"] - "Enzo's" was the name of the kitchen of the G St. Pub. It used to be where Jusco is now. --["SharonZimmerman"]	+ ''2005-09-15 14:58:23'' [[nbsp]] The SBC phone book lists "Enzo's" at this address; anybody know what's up with that? --["users/SteveDavison"] + "Enzo's" was the name of the kitchen of the G St. Pub. It used to be where Jusco is now. --["users/SharonZimmerman"]
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- ''2005-11-05 15:04:45'' [[nbsp]] I went there for dinner last Sunday. They loaded a bunch of rice into the sushi and didn't have much fish, so we asked them to put less rice and it got better. A few days after signing for the bill we find they charged the credit card more than we signed for. --["WesleyRyan"]	+ ''2005-11-05 15:04:45'' [[nbsp]] I went there for dinner last Sunday. They loaded a bunch of rice into the sushi and didn't have much fish, so we asked them to put less rice and it got better. A few days after signing for the bill we find they charged the credit card more than we signed for. --["users/WesleyRyan"]
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- ''2006-01-20 15:06:04'' [[nbsp]] My girlfriend and I go for Saturday lunches fairly often; we've never been overcharged or underfed. Maybe they just like us better... --["BrianMcFadden"]	+ ''2006-01-20 15:06:04'' [[nbsp]] My girlfriend and I go for Saturday lunches fairly often; we've never been overcharged or underfed. Maybe they just like us better... --["users/BrianMcFadden"]
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- ''2006-01-26 00:41:57'' [[nbsp]] Went to this restaurant for dinner. I ordered a lot and they spoke Manderin/Cantonese thinking my roomate did not understand...saying that we eat a lot for two people, well it is an all you can eat dinner, so what do you expect. They gave us not much sushi in what I ordered for.They charge my roomate extra the tab said 34.10 and charged her 34.85. We talked to the person, she said oh we charge 55 cents for using credit card...then I was like hmm...well that means you still owe 20 cents, she said it was 55 cents charge for credit card..and then she was like oh i will take that back it is 75 cents for credit card. I think she was lazy to correct the mistake so she made that stuff up. --["AlexandraLiu"]	+ ''2006-01-26 00:41:57'' [[nbsp]] Went to this restaurant for dinner. I ordered a lot and they spoke Manderin/Cantonese thinking my roomate did not understand...saying that we eat a lot for two people, well it is an all you can eat dinner, so what do you expect. They gave us not much sushi in what I ordered for.They charge my roomate extra the tab said 34.10 and charged her 34.85. We talked to the person, she said oh we charge 55 cents for using credit card...then I was like hmm...well that means you still owe 20 cents, she said it was 55 cents charge for credit card..and then she was like oh i will take that back it is 75 cents for credit card. I think she was lazy to correct the mistake so she made that stuff up. --["users/AlexandraLiu"]
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- ''2006-02-07 14:39:28'' [[nbsp]] I used to go here a lot because my friend loved to take advantage of the sushi lunch buffet. I don't like this place for several reasons. The sushi is below average, the fish and the rice taste kind of old. The service is not great, although the waitress and waiter watch you like a hawk if you are with someone who orders the buffet, just to make sure that you don't eat any of their sushi and get off without paying. Also, the pressure is on to finisih your sushi, you get charged somethin like .05 for every rice not eaten. Not a cheerful restaurant, I would only go if you're starving for cheap sushi and don't care about anything else. --["LauraChan"]	+ ''2006-02-07 14:39:28'' [[nbsp]] I used to go here a lot because my friend loved to take advantage of the sushi lunch buffet. I don't like this place for several reasons. The sushi is below average, the fish and the rice taste kind of old. The service is not great, although the waitress and waiter watch you like a hawk if you are with someone who orders the buffet, just to make sure that you don't eat any of their sushi and get off without paying. Also, the pressure is on to finisih your sushi, you get charged somethin like .05 for every rice not eaten. Not a cheerful restaurant, I would only go if you're starving for cheap sushi and don't care about anything else. --["users/LauraChan"]
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- ''2006-03-22 19:55:00'' [[nbsp]] Is it called a restaurant????? It sucks. It's not sushi. They are famous for chitting your credit card. This place is enven not comparable to a dumpster. PLEASE PLEASE don't waste your time going to this shitty place.... --["CarolinaSandh"]	+ ''2006-03-22 19:55:00'' [[nbsp]] Is it called a restaurant????? It sucks. It's not sushi. They are famous for chitting your credit card. This place is enven not comparable to a dumpster. PLEASE PLEASE don't waste your time going to this shitty place.... --["users/CarolinaSandh"]
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- ''2006-05-24 13:32:22'' [[nbsp]] I had lunch there today. I expressed to the little lady at how unsatisfied I was with the meal. The sushi was very warm to the touch, and far from fresh. They're very stingy with their rolls, and this isnt from a first impression. Its from a last impression. I used to go there a lot, and didnt have this problem. They have a bunch of youngsters in there that really make the place seem unprepared. I would not recommend waisting your time, and money at this place. Its been said before, and proves true here...You pay for what you get. If you like wasting money, please, give it to me. Otherwise, walk across the street and test your luck there. I agree with past posts, they seem to watch you like a hawk, and rush you in and out. I wish it was legal to stand infront and warn people about this place. The paint job is horrible. --["TimothySiewert"]	+ ''2006-05-24 13:32:22'' [[nbsp]] I had lunch there today. I expressed to the little lady at how unsatisfied I was with the meal. The sushi was very warm to the touch, and far from fresh. They're very stingy with their rolls, and this isnt from a first impression. Its from a last impression. I used to go there a lot, and didnt have this problem. They have a bunch of youngsters in there that really make the place seem unprepared. I would not recommend waisting your time, and money at this place. Its been said before, and proves true here...You pay for what you get. If you like wasting money, please, give it to me. Otherwise, walk across the street and test your luck there. I agree with past posts, they seem to watch you like a hawk, and rush you in and out. I wish it was legal to stand infront and warn people about this place. The paint job is horrible. --["users/TimothySiewert"]
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- ''2006-05-26 08:38:33'' [[nbsp]] If I were to choose between Jusco and Fuji's across the street it would be hands down Jusco. The sushi is better here, it tastes more fresh. But by no means is the sushi great. In fact, I dont think Fuji's is that great either. But either way, Jusco's is ok for the price. They charge for Tea like in a Chinese resturant, which I find a bit shady since it is supposed to be Japanese. The seats in the resturant are also a bit weird, but its alright. Bottom line: OK Sushi, better than Fuji's. DONT ORDER TEA --["AlexKang"]	+ ''2006-05-26 08:38:33'' [[nbsp]] If I were to choose between Jusco and Fuji's across the street it would be hands down Jusco. The sushi is better here, it tastes more fresh. But by no means is the sushi great. In fact, I dont think Fuji's is that great either. But either way, Jusco's is ok for the price. They charge for Tea like in a Chinese resturant, which I find a bit shady since it is supposed to be Japanese. The seats in the resturant are also a bit weird, but its alright. Bottom line: OK Sushi, better than Fuji's. DONT ORDER TEA --["users/AlexKang"]
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- ''2006-08-11 11:51:24'' [[nbsp]] I've been going to Jusco fer over a year now, and have never had anything but stellar service. The only complaint I have is the decor, they could stand to redecorate, but it should be noted, that the new/current owner is in the process of doing so now. Their dinner buffet is the most comprehesive buffet in town, hands down. They are very accommodating if you are a regular customer...maybe that's why I've had a different experience. I encourage all who have written it off, to go back and give them another chance. --["JossieDiel"]	+ ''2006-08-11 11:51:24'' [[nbsp]] I've been going to Jusco fer over a year now, and have never had anything but stellar service. The only complaint I have is the decor, they could stand to redecorate, but it should be noted, that the new/current owner is in the process of doing so now. Their dinner buffet is the most comprehesive buffet in town, hands down. They are very accommodating if you are a regular customer...maybe that's why I've had a different experience. I encourage all who have written it off, to go back and give them another chance. --["users/JossieDiel"]
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- ''2006-09-14 16:01:46'' [[nbsp]] I like this place if you are going for CHEAP sushi. Of course it isn't as good as a true sushi resturant, but I think it is one of the better in town. For one, they cook their rice properly. They have good sides (besides the sushi), of which I particularly like the fried calamari. They have alot of choices on the menu. I go there regularly with my boyfriend and we have never felt rushed either. My one major complaint is that sometimes they "lose" part of your order, and you have to order it again. The last time this happened they came out and apologized. --["RathyMarie"]	+ ''2006-09-14 16:01:46'' [[nbsp]] I like this place if you are going for CHEAP sushi. Of course it isn't as good as a true sushi resturant, but I think it is one of the better in town. For one, they cook their rice properly. They have good sides (besides the sushi), of which I particularly like the fried calamari. They have alot of choices on the menu. I go there regularly with my boyfriend and we have never felt rushed either. My one major complaint is that sometimes they "lose" part of your order, and you have to order it again. The last time this happened they came out and apologized. --["users/RathyMarie"]
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- ''2006-10-05 16:05:03'' [[nbsp]] My boyfriend and I tend to come here often even though the sushi is slightly below average; we just go for the hot food. It's all you can eat calamari!! However, the service is getting pretty crappy. We'd always order a lot of food and sit for there a long time. The other day, the owner (also the chef) delivered our food and the service was horrible. Thinkin that we didn't speak Cantonese, the owner and the waiter decided to talk about us behind our backs -- turns out that the owner was angry that we were ordering so much. But doesn't your sign say, "All You Can Eat"? Why the bickering then? After hearing this, we ordered more food and sat there longer just to erk them. --["SandyLeung"]	+ ''2006-10-05 16:05:03'' [[nbsp]] My boyfriend and I tend to come here often even though the sushi is slightly below average; we just go for the hot food. It's all you can eat calamari!! However, the service is getting pretty crappy. We'd always order a lot of food and sit for there a long time. The other day, the owner (also the chef) delivered our food and the service was horrible. Thinkin that we didn't speak Cantonese, the owner and the waiter decided to talk about us behind our backs -- turns out that the owner was angry that we were ordering so much. But doesn't your sign say, "All You Can Eat"? Why the bickering then? After hearing this, we ordered more food and sat there longer just to erk them. --["users/SandyLeung"]
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- ''2006-11-10 15:05:16'' [[nbsp]] I go here constantly with a group of my friends. We always get superb service and they're really nice. Though the sushi isn't the best, it's still decent for the price. --["UnhappyStudent"]	+ ''2006-11-10 15:05:16'' [[nbsp]] I go here constantly with a group of my friends. We always get superb service and they're really nice. Though the sushi isn't the best, it's still decent for the price. --["users/UnhappyStudent"]
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- ''2006-11-10 15:34:36'' [[nbsp]] I have had nothing but positive experiences from here. My girlfriend and I go here often for some decent sushi, and the owner is always pleasant, even when we order ridiculous amounts of food. --["RaymondMyers"]	+ ''2006-11-10 15:34:36'' [[nbsp]] I have had nothing but positive experiences from here. My girlfriend and I go here often for some decent sushi, and the owner is always pleasant, even when we order ridiculous amounts of food. --["users/RaymondMyers"]
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- ''2006-12-12 19:30:40'' [[nbsp]] I love their food. Fresh food. Great service. reasonable price for the amount you get. --["KiwiSelina"]	+ ''2006-12-12 19:30:40'' [[nbsp]] I love their food. Fresh food. Great service. reasonable price for the amount you get. --["users/KiwiSelina"]
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- ''2006-12-13 20:47:13'' [[nbsp]] The service here isn't quick like Fuji Chef, but when I don't feel like lining up this is the place. The tempura here is very good as is most of their sushi. I have noticed that the wasabi can be pretty nasty (probably fake stuff). The older guy who mainly buses tables is a real nice guy. Barely speaks any english, but I can't help but smile when he brings me food. Overall, good food probably not worth the price tag unless you really chow down (which I do), but better than waiting for Fuji Chef --["JohnHumperdinkle"]	+ ''2006-12-13 20:47:13'' [[nbsp]] The service here isn't quick like Fuji Chef, but when I don't feel like lining up this is the place. The tempura here is very good as is most of their sushi. I have noticed that the wasabi can be pretty nasty (probably fake stuff). The older guy who mainly buses tables is a real nice guy. Barely speaks any english, but I can't help but smile when he brings me food. Overall, good food probably not worth the price tag unless you really chow down (which I do), but better than waiting for Fuji Chef --["users/JohnHumperdinkle"]
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- ''2007-01-07 12:59:15'' [[nbsp]] Service sucks. They seem stingy about giving you more food even though its a BUFFET! I overheard the guy worker/owner tell a customer that tip isn't including in the meal and the guy placed a quarter on the counter for their rude service. I can understand the owners speaking Chinese and they pretty much want your money and they don't care if you enjoy the food. I'd rather wait in line at Fuji's than to come to this place. Their food is ok but their customer service sucks so bad, its not worth investing time or money into this place. --["BeeBooBee"]	+ ''2007-01-07 12:59:15'' [[nbsp]] Service sucks. They seem stingy about giving you more food even though its a BUFFET! I overheard the guy worker/owner tell a customer that tip isn't including in the meal and the guy placed a quarter on the counter for their rude service. I can understand the owners speaking Chinese and they pretty much want your money and they don't care if you enjoy the food. I'd rather wait in line at Fuji's than to come to this place. Their food is ok but their customer service sucks so bad, its not worth investing time or money into this place. --["users/BeeBooBee"]
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- ''2007-01-21 12:54:53'' [[nbsp]] This restaurant does pick favorite patrons who have loyally gone to their restaurant... I've gone too many times to count and they're always very courteous and polite to me and my friends! their cooked food is actually pretty good and the sushi i've had was great! --["CalvinCheng"]	+ ''2007-01-21 12:54:53'' [[nbsp]] This restaurant does pick favorite patrons who have loyally gone to their restaurant... I've gone too many times to count and they're always very courteous and polite to me and my friends! their cooked food is actually pretty good and the sushi i've had was great! --["users/CalvinCheng"]
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- - I recently returned to Jusco's on October 6th, 2007. I woke up late that day so I didn't get in line like I normally do for Fuji's and my cousin and I still felt like eating sushi. After putting our name on the Fuji's list and waiting an hour, our efforts were fruitless. It would've been an additional hour before we would be seated. But everyone already knows that you have to either go to Fuji's early or really late in the afternoon to get in, we went around 12:30 PM and that was a mistake. Anyways, we decided for the hell of it go to Jusco's, and now they have lunch for $10.50, $11.35 after tax. That sounded like a steal, and for how much I ate, like 40 pieces of nigiri, it was well worth it. This place has a bad reputation, and I don't blame anyone for talking it down, but I'm sure the owner is trying to be better. As I've stated before, if you talk the old man in Cantonese, things generally go a lot smoother. If you can't speak Cantonese, bring a friend who can. The lunch menu is limited compared to the dinner menu, but they still have all the main cuts of fish, I absolutely loved the mackerel and albacore tuna nigiri, and all the typical rolls that everyone likes. The small plus is that they have random fried dishes if you want a break from sushi. Personally, the small selection of rolls was kind of a let down. I enjoy Fuji's colorful and hearty, although often disgustingly saucy, rolls. Jusco's has very boring and plain rolls, especially for lunch. However, all in all, I got my sushi fix, and it was cheap and fantastic. Recommended for lunch if Fuji's is way too packed. I still stand strong with my belief that this place is death for dinner. --["CoreyPham"]	+ - I recently returned to Jusco's on October 6th, 2007. I woke up late that day so I didn't get in line like I normally do for Fuji's and my cousin and I still felt like eating sushi. After putting our name on the Fuji's list and waiting an hour, our efforts were fruitless. It would've been an additional hour before we would be seated. But everyone already knows that you have to either go to Fuji's early or really late in the afternoon to get in, we went around 12:30 PM and that was a mistake. Anyways, we decided for the hell of it go to Jusco's, and now they have lunch for $10.50, $11.35 after tax. That sounded like a steal, and for how much I ate, like 40 pieces of nigiri, it was well worth it. This place has a bad reputation, and I don't blame anyone for talking it down, but I'm sure the owner is trying to be better. As I've stated before, if you talk the old man in Cantonese, things generally go a lot smoother. If you can't speak Cantonese, bring a friend who can. The lunch menu is limited compared to the dinner menu, but they still have all the main cuts of fish, I absolutely loved the mackerel and albacore tuna nigiri, and all the typical rolls that everyone likes. The small plus is that they have random fried dishes if you want a break from sushi. Personally, the small selection of rolls was kind of a let down. I enjoy Fuji's colorful and hearty, although often disgustingly saucy, rolls. Jusco's has very boring and plain rolls, especially for lunch. However, all in all, I got my sushi fix, and it was cheap and fantastic. Recommended for lunch if Fuji's is way too packed. I still stand strong with my belief that this place is death for dinner. --["users/CoreyPham"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-07-01 12:17:36'' [[nbsp]] This is my most favoirte Sushi place in downtown Davis. I wish I could afford to go here more often. The Sushi is always fresh, quick and good. As are the hot all you can eat items. --["Users/JamesLDownie"]

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	+ * Actually you might find that they do a decent dinner buffet too, for $14.99. Also, I have had the buffet for lunch at a table before with no problems, besides an inability to order rolls directly from the chefs. I would assume the same applies to dinners, but I cannot definitively back that up. -- ["Users/JoePomidor"]

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	+ * Or ["Fuji Chef"] or ["Davis Sushi Buffet Japanese Restaurant" Davis Sushi Buffet] --["Users/JonathanLawton"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-06-28 19:00:20'' [[nbsp]] That guy said pricy??? What an idiot! Where else can you get all-u-can-eat sushi for $15. Drive to Reno or Vegas in a casino maybe. --["Users/Kicker"]

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MattHh — 2008-06-12 08:55:00

most places now have dinner buffets

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- Jusco’s is a sushi buffet that probably has the most polarized reviews of all the restaurants in Davis. The good news for Jusco is most of the bad reviews were in years past, while the recent reviews overall are much more positive and note improvement in food, atmosphere and service -- you may wish to scroll to the bottom of the reviews first. Everyone seems to agree that it is conveniently located downtown across the street from Fuji's, and that there is never a problem finding a table, but the agreements end there. Many people think that the quality is highly questionable. These people complain about overly salted food, sushi that smells really fishy, and poor service. Others seem to like the variety, especially the cooked items. Jusco's is well known for being the only sushi buffet open for dinner downtown, and people especially recommend their tasty selection of fried snackables (eg. salt & pepper prawns, calamari). They tend to serve their sushi rice warm and very light on the vinegar; some customers like this as a sign of authenticity, while others think it makes the sushi taste less fresh.	+ Jusco’s is a sushi buffet that probably has the most polarized reviews of all the restaurants in Davis. The good news for Jusco is most of the bad reviews were in years past, while the recent reviews overall are much more positive and note improvement in food, atmosphere and service -- you may wish to scroll to the bottom of the reviews first. Everyone seems to agree that it is conveniently located downtown across the street from Fuji's, and that there is never a problem finding a table, but the agreements end there. Many people think that the quality is highly questionable. These people complain about overly salted food, sushi that smells really fishy, and poor service. Others seem to like the variety, especially the cooked items. People especially recommend their tasty selection of fried snackables (eg. salt & pepper prawns, calamari). They tend to serve their sushi rice warm and very light on the vinegar; some customers like this as a sign of authenticity, while others think it makes the sushi taste less fresh.

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	+ ------ + ''2008-06-04 20:42:38'' [[nbsp]] I consider myself a sushi snob. I have eaten at alot of high class sushi places and paid $200+ just for my own bill at these places. The sushi at those places was great but it hurt my wallet. I eat at Jusco alot and for the price it is pretty damn good. I've been eating there ever since it opened and it has continually gotten better. The service is prompt, the food is great and you can't beat the price. If there's something you like that's not on the menu just ask and they'll make it for you. I know the owner and consider him a good friend and if I'm there and witness any of you negative people(ex. plastic bag riceball idiot) on here disrespect this place in any way the owner won't be the one you'll have to worry about I'll toss you out myself. You still need to use your manners at restaurants people!! --["Users/Kicker"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-05-27 17:39:07'' [[nbsp]] Jusco's! Makes me extremely happy. A little pricey, but it is all you can eat sushi. Very nice service, and food comes out relatively quickly. If your'e eever in a huge sushi mood, then this is probably one of the best places, if not the best place in davis to go to. --["Users/film"]

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- ''2007-11-29 20:49:56'' [[nbsp]] Ew to the quality here. I wonder if people make the assumption that just because the food is not floating in boats that it is fresh. The scallop tasted super fishy, the salmon was not fresh at all, and the potstickers tasted like my trash can smells right before I take it out. Just nasty. The service was fine though, wish I could say the same about the food.	+ ''2007-11-29 20:49:56'' [[nbsp]] ew to the quality here. I wander if people make the assumption that just because the food is not foating in boats that it is fresh. The scalop tasted super fishy, the salmon was not fresh at all, and the potstickers tasted like my trash can smells right before i take it out. Just nasty. The service was fine though, wish i could say the same about the food.

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AlanMiller — 2008-05-02 19:00:10

I think its fair that people are aware recent reviews are favorable.

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	+ ------ + ''2008-05-02 19:30:57'' [[nbsp]] I went to Jusco last week wondering what had happened after reading a negative review in the Aggie. Just before going, however, I read the recent reviews here and the reviews overall were very positive. I am pleased to report that I had a very good meal meal, one of the best I've had here. The quality indeed has gone up. It's not the five star sushi that I can get in San Francisco or Santa Barbara, but it is good. I don't understand the person complaining about the price. I usually get about 12-15 items and you can leave with tip Mon-Thu for $20. That's about $1.35-$1.50/per -- how can anyone complain?!?!! (A tiny bit more on weekends.) Some of the rolls are quite interesting, and I find the fish tasty (esp. like the makerel and eel.) The service was great! The older guy is one of the nicest servers in Davis without fail. The young guy was doing a great job too, and was very apologetic for missing my filled-out order, but it was only a few minutes and no problem. I usually get two rounds and they have never failed to ask me if I want a third round. They do always seem to push the hot food, I suspect if it is cheaper and fills people up, but they have never complained if I'm only getting Sushi. It is a business; I have no problem with them trying to make a profit as long as they keep a customer-first attitude. In past visits I was annoyed on occasion by drunk patrons from G Street opening the pass-through door and leaving it open with lots of noise and an unwelcome draft coming in to Jusco. But on this visit when this happened the employees promptly shut the door. I've tried all three Sushi places on G Street, and this is by far the best of the three to my taste. There's something about the place I like that I can't quite put my finger on -- it's not your typical sushi place, but something about the atmosphere, price, a-y-c-eat, service combo makes it a place I like to frequent. + + (I can't even believe the review from the guy who peeled his sushi rice off the fish and put it in a bag and accused them of trying to stuff people with rice - yeah, right - what do you think the margin of profit for such a place is? - certainly not enough to provide all-you-can-eat sashimi.) --["Users/AlanMiller"]

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- As for the service, although the old man is quite nice, some of the servers are known to forget orders, and allegedly say offensive things about their customers in Cantonese. Many patrons often feel like they are being watched to make sure they eat every grain of sushi rice; If you don't you may be charged extra. You will also be charged extra if you pay with a credit card (visa or mastercard). Over all this is the place to go if you find yourself downtown and want a sushi buffet without having to wait in line for a table or don't want to have to pick your food up from sushi boats.	+ As for the service, although the old man is quite nice, some of the servers are known to forget orders, and allegedly say offensive things about their customers in Cantonese. Many patrons often feel like they are being watched to make sure they eat every grain of sushi rice; If you don't you may be charged extra. You will also be charged extra if you pay with a credit card (visa or mastercard). Over all this is the place to go if you find yourself downtown and want a sushi buffet without having to wait in line for a table, don't want to have to pick your food up from sushi boats, or don't want your food to have been sitting under heat lamps, but cooked fresh. + + Also, you get a free meal on your birthday!

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MattHh — 2008-03-22 19:13:38

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- == Pro ==	+ Jusco’s is a sushi buffet that probably has the most polarized reviews of all the restaurants in Davis. Everyone seems to agree that it is conveniently located downtown across the street from Fuji's, and that there is never a problem finding a table, but the agreements end there. Many people think that the quality is highly questionable. These people complain about overly salted food, sushi that smells really fishy, and poor service. Others seem to like the variety, especially the cooked items. Jusco's is well known for being the only sushi buffet open for dinner downtown, and people especially recommend their tasty selection of fried snackables (eg. salt & pepper prawns, calamari). They tend to serve their sushi rice warm and very light on the vinegar; some customers like this as a sign of authenticity, while others think it makes the sushi taste less fresh.
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- Eat at Jusco’s if you want to: - - * Experience sushi FAR SUPERIOR TO FUJI’S - * Save money - * Avoid waiting in line for hours - * Eat without people bumping into your chair or reaching over your head to ravage a sushi boat - * Enjoy ordering from your table - * Prefer food delivery to your table rather than having to battling your way from a sushi bar back to your table in a free-for-all, of tired, hungry crowds of anxious diners that just had to wait outside for hours to get in - * Eat food that is flavorful without the influence of MSG - * Form friendships with the people serving you - * Choose from a wide variety of food - * Have the freedom to eat from the buffet menu or the regular menu, which can cost less if you're not going to eat that much - * Know you will be eating the same type of fish you've been promised, unlike at Fuji, where you get tilapia instead of red snapper. - - - Jusco’s has the BEST SUSHI IN DAVIS. I've been eating here for years. The older gentleman is the greatest guy ever; he treats customers like royalty. Service is fantastic and they’ve added new rolls to the menu. They’re interested in hearing customer feedback and suggestions for new menu items. Jusco’s cares about their customers, and as regulars, my boyfriend and I always get service surpassing that of any other restaurant we’ve been to. I highly recommend you choose dining at Jusco’s. - - Jusco could be the most recommended DINNER sushi in Davis. It's ["Buffets" all-you-can-eat], and you pick the sushi you'd like MADE FRESH off of their menu. They have a tasty selection of fried snackables (salt & pepper prawns, calamari) included. - - == Con == - - '''Jusco''' is what can happen when some people try to do a ["Sushi" sushi] joint -- it doesn't taste quite like the sushi you get from a truly ["Japanese Food" Japanese place]. The chatter in the background that you may not understand is actually Cantonese, and the attitude is much different than what you'd expect from listening to the English. The waiters are quite nice but the guy that seems to be in charge is less so and can be heard saying things such as "Ignore Table X" or "stop giving those people food" to other people that work there. - - Jusco is slightly cheaper than ["Fuji Chef"] and supposedly has a special half off discount on their lunch ["Buffets" buffets] for men on Tuesdays and women on Wednesdays. Unfortunately, just because they display that on a sign on their wall doesn't mean you'll get the discount. You need a coupon that was supposedly sent out in the mail but cannot seem to be found. ["Shadiness Factor" Shady], no? If on the off chance you do find this mysterious coupon in your mail, it might make a cheap sushi buffet date for gay couples. - - The food is ok, but can be a bit warm. It's also smaller, with less variety, and not as good as what you can find at ["Fuji Chef"] across the street for maybe a buck more. Both places employ chinese people but the food and service at jusco seems more chinesey, meaning they walk around with a tray with some things asking you if you want stuff like at dim sum. A word of warning though: the cooked food can be quite SALTY. You can actually see the grains of salt dusted over some things. Who knows, perhaps they are trying to make you thirsty and fill you up with water. What is it with restaurants in davis trying to cheat people? - - == Other information ==	+ As for the service, although the old man is quite nice, some of the servers are known to forget orders, and allegedly say offensive things about their customers in Cantonese. Many patrons often feel like they are being watched to make sure they eat every grain of sushi rice; If you don't you may be charged extra. You will also be charged extra if you pay with a credit card (visa or mastercard). Over all this is the place to go if you find yourself downtown and want a sushi buffet without having to wait in line for a table or don't want to have to pick your food up from sushi boats.
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SunjeetBaadkar — 2008-03-22 18:46:02

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- **Wait. They charge extra if you don't eat something? Ethically, that makes sense, but wtf? What if you decide to box something up to take home after you've ordered more than you can eat? --["SunjeetBaadkar"]	+ *Wait. They charge extra if you don't eat something? Ethically, that makes sense, but wtf? What if you decide to box something up to take home after you've ordered more than you can eat? --["SunjeetBaadkar"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-03-20 13:34:11'' [[nbsp]] I don't know what it is about this place, but I keep coming back here for dinner. Quality wise, Nobu may be the best for dinner, hands down. But for variety, and the option to eat a whole bunch of fried things, Jusco does it best. I heard Fuji's offers dinner now, so I'm pretty sure I'm never going here again. Still, Jusco has new rolls, and they are lively and pretty tasty! Give it a chance. --["Users/CoreyPham"]

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JabberWokky — 2008-03-14 22:37:20

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- The food is ok, but can be a bit warm. It's also smaller, with less variety, but is better than you can find at ["Fuji Chef"] across the street. Both places employ chinese people but the food and service at jusco seems more chinesey, meaning they walk around with a tray with some things asking you if you want stuff like at dim sum. A word of warning though: the cooked food can be quite SALTY. You can actually see the grains of salt dusted over some things. Who knows, perhaps they are trying to make you thirsty and fill you up with water. What is it with Fuji people trying to make Jusco look bad by lying?	+ The food is ok, but can be a bit warm. It's also smaller, with less variety, and not as good as what you can find at ["Fuji Chef"] across the street for maybe a buck more. Both places employ chinese people but the food and service at jusco seems more chinesey, meaning they walk around with a tray with some things asking you if you want stuff like at dim sum. A word of warning though: the cooked food can be quite SALTY. You can actually see the grains of salt dusted over some things. Who knows, perhaps they are trying to make you thirsty and fill you up with water. What is it with restaurants in davis trying to cheat people?

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JasonAller — 2008-03-12 22:27:32

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	+ == Pro == + + Eat at Jusco’s if you want to: + + * Experience sushi FAR SUPERIOR TO FUJI’S + * Save money + * Avoid waiting in line for hours + * Eat without people bumping into your chair or reaching over your head to ravage a sushi boat + * Enjoy ordering from your table + * Prefer food delivery to your table rather than having to battling your way from a sushi bar back to your table in a free-for-all, of tired, hungry crowds of anxious diners that just had to wait outside for hours to get in + * Eat food that is flavorful without the influence of MSG + * Form friendships with the people serving you + * Choose from a wide variety of food + * Have the freedom to eat from the buffet menu or the regular menu, which can cost less if you're not going to eat that much + + Jusco’s has the BEST SUSHI IN DAVIS. I've been eating here for years. The older gentleman is the greatest guy ever; he treats customers like royalty. Service is fantastic and they’ve added new rolls to the menu. They’re interested in hearing customer feedback and suggestions for new menu items. Jusco’s cares about their customers, and as regulars, my boyfriend and I always get service surpassing that of any other restaurant we’ve been to. I highly recommend you choose dining at Jusco’s. + + Jusco could be the most recommended DINNER sushi in Davis. It's ["Buffets" all-you-can-eat], and you pick the sushi you'd like MADE FRESH off of their menu. They have a tasty selection of fried snackables (salt & pepper prawns, calamari) included. +
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- == Pro == - - Eat at Jusco’s if you want to: - - · Experience sushi FAR SUPERIOR TO FUJI’S - · Save money - · Avoid waiting in line for hours - · Eat without people bumping into your chair or reaching over your head to ravage a sushi boat - · Enjoy ordering from your table - · Prefer food delivery to your table rather than having to battling your way from a sushi bar back to your table in a free-for-all, of tired, hungry crowds of anxious diners that just had to wait outside for hours to get in - - Jusco’s has the BEST SUSHI IN DAVIS. I've been eating here for years. The older gentleman is the greatest guy ever; he treats customers like royalty. Service is fantastic and they’ve added new rolls to the menu. They’re interested in hearing customer feedback and suggestions for new menu items. Jusco’s cares about their customers, and as regulars, my boyfriend and I always get service surpassing that of any other restaurant we’ve been to. I highly recommend you choose dining at Jusco’s. - - Jusco could be the most recommended DINNER sushi in Davis. It's ["Buffets" all-you-can-eat], and you pick the sushi you'd like MADE FRESH off of their menu. They have a tasty selection of fried snackables (salt & pepper prawns, calamari) included.	+ == Other information ==
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JennSuzuki — 2008-03-12 22:20:39

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	+ == Con == + + '''Jusco''' is what can happen when some people try to do a ["Sushi" sushi] joint -- it doesn't taste quite like the sushi you get from a truly ["Japanese Food" Japanese place]. The chatter in the background that you may not understand is actually Cantonese, and the attitude is much different than what you'd expect from listening to the English. The waiters are quite nice but the guy that seems to be in charge is less so and can be heard saying things such as "Ignore Table X" or "stop giving those people food" to other people that work there. + + Jusco is slightly cheaper than ["Fuji Chef"] and supposedly has a special half off discount on their lunch ["Buffets" buffets] for men on Tuesdays and women on Wednesdays. Unfortunately, just because they display that on a sign on their wall doesn't mean you'll get the discount. You need a coupon that was supposedly sent out in the mail but cannot seem to be found. ["Shadiness Factor" Shady], no? If on the off chance you do find this mysterious coupon in your mail, it might make a cheap sushi buffet date for gay couples. + + The food is ok, but can be a bit warm. It's also smaller, with less variety, and not as good as what you can find at ["Fuji Chef"] across the street for maybe a buck more. Both places employ chinese people but the food and service at jusco seems more chinesey, meaning they walk around with a tray with some things asking you if you want stuff like at dim sum. A word of warning though: the cooked food can be quite SALTY. You can actually see the grains of salt dusted over some things. Who knows, perhaps they are trying to make you thirsty and fill you up with water. What is it with restaurants in davis trying to cheat people? +
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	+ ------ + ''2008-03-11 18:47:11'' [[nbsp]] I just visited Jusco again last week after about 8 months. The menu has changed dramatically with more rolls! The hot food menu, which requires, in my opinion, no change whatsoever was excellent as usual. They have different items for lunch and dinner and some extra items for weekends... so people should check it out for lunch and for dinner! + + the one thing that impresses me is that the food quality has seem to gone up from when I first tried it in 2005. They still remember me and are still very courteous. And like the other people have said here, the old gentleman is perhaps one of the most attentive people in the restaurant and is extremely polite, though he only knows a little english. I always like to leave a fat tip. + + Overall, I'm glad they have approved in food quality and selection and I'm happy to recommend this place to friends and to daviswiki! --["Users/CalvinCheng"]

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- ------ - ''2008-02-21 23:38:02'' [[nbsp]] This place is great. The elderly man speaks little english but is extremely nice. After only two times of coming in (on busy days) he remembered my drink preference and brings me a soup without having me fill out the little paper. Even after not going in for a few weeks he still remembers. The other staff are all also very nice, and treat repeat customers like family. Sometimes they forget orders(if it is busy, or you order a lot), but you can always order anything again. They are always very flexible on leaving things off, or adding things i.e. not putting sauce on the crab cheese wontons. I have been to sushi places not only all over Davis, but San Francisco, and this is the cheapest, most convenient, sushi and hot snacks around. - P.S. If you go in for dinner try the calamari. I never would have thought I would eat such a thing, but theirs is great! --["Users/lindseyloo9210"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-02-21 23:38:02'' [[nbsp]] This place is great. The elderly man speaks little english but is extremely nice. After only two times of coming in (on busy days) he remembered my drink preference and brings me a soup without having me fill out the little paper. Even after not going in for a few weeks he still remembers. The other staff are all also very nice, and treat repeat customers like family. Sometimes they forget orders(if it is busy, or you order a lot), but you can always order anything again. They are always very flexible on leaving things off, or adding things i.e. not putting sauce on the crab cheese wontons. I have been to sushi places not only all over Davis, but San Francisco, and this is the cheapest, most convenient, sushi and hot snacks around. + P.S. If you go in for dinner try the calamari. I never would have thought I would eat such a thing, but theirs is great! --["Users/lindseyloo9210"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-02-21 23:35:09'' [[nbsp]] This place is great. The elderly man speaks little english but is extremely nice. After only two times of coming in (on busy days) he remembered my drink preference and brings me a soup without having me fill out the little paper. Even after not going in for a few weeks he still remembers. The other staff are all also very nice, and treat repeat customers like family. Sometimes they forget orders(if it is busy, or you order a lot), but you can always order anything again. They are always very flexible on leaving things off, or adding things i.e. not putting sauce on the crab cheese wontons. I have been to sushi places not only all over Davis, but San Francisco, and this is the cheapest, most convenient, sushi and hot snacks around. + P.S. If you go in for dinner try the calamari. I never would have thought I would eat such a thing, but theirs is great! --["Users/lindseyloo9210"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-02-17 22:02:41'' [[nbsp]] The quality of the sushis have gone up over the past six months, I have to admit. They've added some new dishes to the menu that are pretty tasty. I mostly like this restaurant for their calamari. :D --["Users/BigRedGum"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-02-15 14:49:14'' [[nbsp]] First off, the Pro's and Con's are very contridictive.... Now I just ate here last night for the umpteenth time, and I still love it. The size and temp of the rolls are perfect, call me crazy but I don't want my sushi to be freezing. I truly recommend the Shredded Crab rolls. I haven't eaten at Fuji's, because I like to be seated when I'm ready to eat, and the fact that its small and not always busy gives that feeling that you stumbled upon a hidden Gold Mine. And since when is ethnicity play a part in food prep? I know Mexican and Italian Restaurants that are owned by Jewish people... All in All, eat here, you'll like it --["Users/nc69chicano"]

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MattHh — 2008-02-04 21:21:02

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	+ ------ + ''2008-02-04 00:55:47'' [[nbsp]] AMAZING RESTAURANT! Amazing service, really good music, and of course, the food was stupendous. I have been to Japanese restaurants from California to New York, and find this food to be the best tasting. I love that the rice is warm, and I love the sociability of the waiters. Whenever I have enough money to eat at restaurants, I almost always choose Jusco. --["Users/wunder1"]

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PhilipNeustrom — 2008-02-04 18:31:15

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- '''Jusco''' is what happens when some people do a ["Sushi" sushi] joint -- it tastes a lot like the sushi found in the actual country of Japan. If you are into more gentrified Japanese food, Jusco is still a good option. The chatter in the background that you may not understand is actually Cantonese, and the attitude is much different than what you'd expect from listening to the English. The waiters are quite nice and sociable, and love to become friends with their customers. Some people find this uncomfortable, but chances are they need to work on their social skills. One of the waiters does not speak a lot of English, so it takes a little bit of time and effort to figure out what he is saying, but he is very nice and only wants to help out.	+ '''Jusco''' is what can happen when some people try to do a ["Sushi" sushi] joint -- it doesn't taste quite like the sushi you get from a truly ["Japanese Food" Japanese place]. The chatter in the background that you may not understand is actually Cantonese, and the attitude is much different than what you'd expect from listening to the English. The waiters are quite nice but the guy that seems to be in charge is less so and can be heard saying things such as "Ignore Table X" or "stop giving those people food" to other people that work there.
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- Jusco is slightly cheaper than ["Fuji Chef"] and has a special half off discount on their lunch ["Buffets" buffets] for men on Tuesdays and women on Wednesdays, but you need a coupon for this. The food is cheap enough where the coupon isn't a big deal. They include both an all you can eat menu as well as a regular menu. The only bad thing about the all you can eat menu is that it's so hard to finish everything, because all the food looks good and is good. Word for people who have never been here before - there is a 50 cent charge on all nigiri rice that isn't eaten, but you probably shouldn't be ordering it if you don't intend to eat it. They don't serve miso soup at nighttime unless you order an entree.	+ Jusco is slightly cheaper than ["Fuji Chef"] and supposedly has a special half off discount on their lunch ["Buffets" buffets] for men on Tuesdays and women on Wednesdays. Unfortunately, just because they display that on a sign on their wall doesn't mean you'll get the discount. You need a coupon that was supposedly sent out in the mail but cannot seem to be found. ["Shadiness Factor" Shady], no? If on the off chance you do find this mysterious coupon in your mail, it might make a cheap sushi buffet date for gay couples.
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- The food is served warm, but that is because the rice is freshly cooked, and the fish is always cold. Some people may dislike the slight warmth (keep in mind this is how it's done in Japan). It's also smaller, but the food is better than what you can find at ["Fuji Chef"] across the street, and for less money. Both places employ Chinese people, but that does not affect the food. A word of warning though: the cooked food can be a little salty. Who knows, perhaps they are trying to make you thirsty and fill you up with water. But people should drink more water anyway, so this is okay.	+ The food is ok, but can be a bit warm. It's also smaller, with less variety, and not as good as what you can find at ["Fuji Chef"] across the street for maybe a buck more. Both places employ chinese people but the food and service at jusco seems more chinesey, meaning they walk around with a tray with some things asking you if you want stuff like at dim sum. A word of warning though: the cooked food can be quite SALTY. You can actually see the grains of salt dusted over some things. Who knows, perhaps they are trying to make you thirsty and fill you up with water. What is it with restaurants in davis trying to cheat people?
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wunder1 — 2008-02-04 00:55:47

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	+ ------ + ''2008-02-04 00:55:47'' [[nbsp]] AMAZING RESTAURANT! Amazing service, really good music, and of course, the food was stupendous. I have been to Japanese restaurants from California to New York, and find this food to be the best tasting. I love that the rice is warm, and I love the sociability of the waiters. Whenever I have enough money to eat at restaurants, I almost always choose Jusco. --["Users/wunder1"]

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wunder1 — 2008-02-04 00:53:01

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- '''Jusco''' is what can happen when some people try to do a ["Sushi" sushi] joint -- it doesn't taste quite like the sushi you get from a truly ["Japanese Food" Japanese place]. The chatter in the background that you may not understand is actually Cantonese, and the attitude is much different than what you'd expect from listening to the English. The waiters are quite nice but the guy that seems to be in charge is less so and can be heard saying things such as "Ignore Table X" or "stop giving those people food" to other people that work there.	+ '''Jusco''' is what happens when some people do a ["Sushi" sushi] joint -- it tastes a lot like the sushi found in the actual country of Japan. If you are into more gentrified Japanese food, Jusco is still a good option. The chatter in the background that you may not understand is actually Cantonese, and the attitude is much different than what you'd expect from listening to the English. The waiters are quite nice and sociable, and love to become friends with their customers. Some people find this uncomfortable, but chances are they need to work on their social skills. One of the waiters does not speak a lot of English, so it takes a little bit of time and effort to figure out what he is saying, but he is very nice and only wants to help out.
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- Jusco is slightly cheaper than ["Fuji Chef"] and supposedly has a special half off discount on their lunch ["Buffets" buffets] for men on Tuesdays and women on Wednesdays. Unfortunately, just because they display that on a sign on their wall doesn't mean you'll get the discount. You need a coupon that was supposedly sent out in the mail but cannot seem to be found. ["Shadiness Factor" Shady], no? If on the off chance you do find this mysterious coupon in your mail, it might make a cheap sushi buffet date for gay couples.	+ Jusco is slightly cheaper than ["Fuji Chef"] and has a special half off discount on their lunch ["Buffets" buffets] for men on Tuesdays and women on Wednesdays, but you need a coupon for this. The food is cheap enough where the coupon isn't a big deal. They include both an all you can eat menu as well as a regular menu. The only bad thing about the all you can eat menu is that it's so hard to finish everything, because all the food looks good and is good. Word for people who have never been here before - there is a 50 cent charge on all nigiri rice that isn't eaten, but you probably shouldn't be ordering it if you don't intend to eat it. They don't serve miso soup at nighttime unless you order an entree.
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- The food is ok, but can be a bit warm. It's also smaller, with less variety, and not as good as what you can find at ["Fuji Chef"] across the street for maybe a buck more. Both places employ chinese people but the food and service at jusco seems more chinesey, meaning they walk around with a tray with some things asking you if you want stuff like at dim sum. A word of warning though: the cooked food can be quite SALTY. You can actually see the grains of salt dusted over some things. Who knows, perhaps they are trying to make you thirsty and fill you up with water. What is it with restaurants in davis trying to cheat people?	+ The food is served warm, but that is because the rice is freshly cooked, and the fish is always cold. Some people may dislike the slight warmth (keep in mind this is how it's done in Japan). It's also smaller, but the food is better than what you can find at ["Fuji Chef"] across the street, and for less money. Both places employ Chinese people, but that does not affect the food. A word of warning though: the cooked food can be a little salty. Who knows, perhaps they are trying to make you thirsty and fill you up with water. But people should drink more water anyway, so this is okay.
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MattHh — 2008-01-30 08:02:53

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	+ *I hate Jusco, but you're completely in the wrong here. You knew about the policy before you came and you intentionally tried to sneak around it so you could have only sashimi. This is not a sashimi buffet, if you wanted that you should have went to Fuji's. The owner would have been well within his right to call the police. --["MattHh"]

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PhilipNeustrom — 2008-01-25 22:38:44

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	+ == Con == + + '''Jusco''' is what can happen when some people try to do a ["Sushi" sushi] joint -- it doesn't taste quite like the sushi you get from a truly ["Japanese Food" Japanese place]. The chatter in the background that you may not understand is actually Cantonese, and the attitude is much different than what you'd expect from listening to the English. The waiters are quite nice but the guy that seems to be in charge is less so and can be heard saying things such as "Ignore Table X" or "stop giving those people food" to other people that work there. + + Jusco is slightly cheaper than ["Fuji Chef"] and supposedly has a special half off discount on their lunch ["Buffets" buffets] for men on Tuesdays and women on Wednesdays. Unfortunately, just because they display that on a sign on their wall doesn't mean you'll get the discount. You need a coupon that was supposedly sent out in the mail but cannot seem to be found. ["Shadiness Factor" Shady], no? If on the off chance you do find this mysterious coupon in your mail, it might make a cheap sushi buffet date for gay couples. + + The food is ok, but can be a bit warm. It's also smaller, with less variety, and not as good as what you can find at ["Fuji Chef"] across the street for maybe a buck more. Both places employ chinese people but the food and service at jusco seems more chinesey, meaning they walk around with a tray with some things asking you if you want stuff like at dim sum. A word of warning though: the cooked food can be quite SALTY. You can actually see the grains of salt dusted over some things. Who knows, perhaps they are trying to make you thirsty and fill you up with water. What is it with restaurants in davis trying to cheat people? + + == Pro == +
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- · Prefer food delivery to your table rather than having to battling your way from a sushi bar back to your table in a free-for-all, of tired, hungry crowds of anxious diners that just - had to wait outside for hours to get in	+ · Prefer food delivery to your table rather than having to battling your way from a sushi bar back to your table in a free-for-all, of tired, hungry crowds of anxious diners that just had to wait outside for hours to get in

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Jennifer6677 — 2008-01-25 20:49:54

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	+ · Experience sushi FAR SUPERIOR TO FUJI’S + · Save money + · Avoid waiting in line for hours + · Eat without people bumping into your chair or reaching over your head to ravage a sushi boat + · Enjoy ordering from your table + · Prefer food delivery to your table rather than having to battling your way from a sushi bar back to your table in a free-for-all, of tired, hungry crowds of anxious diners that just + had to wait outside for hours to get in
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Jennifer6677 — 2008-01-25 20:22:44

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BrandonWong — 2007-12-09 17:03:57

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	+ ------ + ''2007-12-09 17:03:57'' [[nbsp]] The nigiri here is prepared poorly. It doesn't seem like nigiri... just more like a cut fish slapped on top of a ball of rice. The salmon was not very tasty and even a little fishy at times compared to Nobu and Fuji's. The rolls here are okay, better than Fuji's and a little more detailed than Nobu, but they are cut too thick. The stirfry is tasty but very salty. For how high the price is at dinner, I don't see much reason to go here over Nobu unless you're in downtown and you don't have a car. For lunch, it's okay if you like their rolls and you don't want to wait in a line. The service is okay, though. --["Users/BrandonWong"]

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MattHh — 2007-11-29 20:49:56

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	+ ------ + ''2007-11-29 20:49:56'' [[nbsp]] ew to the quality here. I wander if people make the assumption that just because the food is not foating in boats that it is fresh. The scalop tasted super fishy, the salmon was not fresh at all, and the potstickers tasted like my trash can smells right before i take it out. Just nasty. The service was fine though, wish i could say the same about the food. + --["Users/MattHh"]