Sushi Masa Baton Rouge

Very reasonable everything you can eat. It takes a while until the first command comes. If you are a great eater, you will get like 20 pieces of Sashimi at a time and ready for the second order as soon as the first comes. Pictures are from dinner.

Officially our new favourite sushi go to! We went on a weekday, approximately 1pm ish. Patrick assisted us with our order (both of us ordered ayce and he was such a pleasant gentleman. We both had a small salad (seaweed, and it was perfect! . We each ordered 2 sushi rolls or items, which arrived with impeccable timing as we completed our starter salads. We did each order a second helping ordering 2 different rolls/order, which came quickly considering IT'S FRESHLY MADE! Took maybe 10 minutes? Which gave us time to chat and just enjoy a relaxing lunch. Everything was beautiful and yummy, no msg headaches, no icky tummy. We passed on dessert this time, as we had places to get to. But next time I'm getting the red bean ice cream that I was eyeing. My only suggestion would be to heat up the green tea water (it was tepid . As a Brit, we love a good *hot* cuppa. Looking forward to our next visit!

When told the best sushi was in Baton Rouge Louisiana, I was, at best, skeptical. SURPRISE, this sushi is fantastic and legit some of the best I’ve ever had. Tied for the number one spot in my book (that’s a big deal). They also have a very large plecostomus which happens to be one of my favorite fish (like alive in a tank, not available to eat). All you can eat and made to order for around $30. The selection is really good. Tons of sashimi options. The “Naruto Roll” is top notch. The food came out quick and a drink is included. There is a full bar. AND you get dessert. “Time for something sweet”. The vibe is “date night in the city”. There’s free parking all around the building.

The good is good for the price AYCE is a good deal with only a few dishes that are more specialities not being on the menu as options. Warning this place gets very busy which unfortunately will cause slowdown in time for getting a table and the time it takes to get each dish you order but that should be expected when the place is packed. My current visit staff was friendly and decently quick despite the crowd. Can't give 5 stars due to just the bit of wait I had at the start to get my first dish but after things got faster. If you visit I'd suggest looking up a day that's less busy to go to if your in a rush unless your fine sitting and enjoying the time.

My family loves this place. The all you can eat lunch is under $20 which includes your drink and dessert. The menu has several different specials that can be ordered if you choose not to get the all you can eat. I honestly have never seen so many different choice's for sushi. My oldest grandson has tried almost everyone, and can't decide which is his favorite. The dining areas and bathrooms are clean, the employees wear mask, and the staff is always helpful, knowledgeable, and so willing to answer any questions that you may have. I did not give a 5 star rating this time because the service was extremely slow, and there wasn't a lot of people there. When ordering from the $20 lunch special, you pick out a couple things, and wait for the waiter/waitress to bring them to you. When you're almost finished, you order a couple more items until you're full. The sushi has 5-10 pieces depending on your choice so it's a lot of food at once. My grandson spent over 2.5 hrs eating 7 items. 2 of them were seaweed salad and 1 green tea ice cream. The service has never been that slow. My family and I will definitely go back. The service was slow, but the food was delicious.