66s Fusion - Brooklyn

I was worried after reading some of the negative reviews, but I had a great time at 66's merger. Wednesday at 18:30. To a friendly server that gave us our selection of seats, brought us some water and explained that all orders are made online and if we have any questions we could call on them. I can see how people are confused / frustrated with the ordering system, but after a look and navigation on the AYCE tab it was quite easy from there thought the menus were first limited, but the AYCE applies to everything on the menu except drinks and dessert Here?s what I had: Shrimp tempura crispy and tasty chicken Gyoza tastefully made Takoyakiz Fried octopus Flaky and just the right amount of crisp Karaage Chicken just ok 66s Fries spicy Mayo a bit to salt for me Fried Chicken a bit about fried and bland Chicken roasted rice Not too bad Note: They do not give names to the courts when they are brought to you. You need to find out / Beverages: the Long Island Ices tea was STRONG! A bit too strong for me, but the bar tender was so beautiful and courteous and helped it down. He was kind enough to drink a new cocktail for me too! Costs: spent about $50 per person because of the included service fee and taxes $30 for two Long Island iced tea ambience: it was clean and some empty 2 3 other parties were there, which I did not make. They had an amazing playlist courtesy of the bar and if it was louder and darker, the exactly the type of club/lounge I would like to go. Service: had friendly servers, the dishes deleted in time. The food came out quickly. Since it's all online they don't pay so much attention, but if you? You get what you need. A to the friendly bartender!

This place was awesome! The food was incredible! Simon is the man! I would recommend this to everyone, the all you can sushi dishes give you a variety of different types all expertly crafted sushi and will even serve you appetizers and if the sushi isn?t your thing then not to worry that they have cooked dishes as well. I don?t know how they do it but I will be back!

Probably my favorite all you can eat sushi spot in NYC. The price range is slightly higher for an all you can eat spot, which is $36.00 (typical price range is around $25 to $35). But the quality of the sushi and food you pay for is a lot higher. So first, you need reservations which can be done online. If you want to sit at the bar (for 1 person) you can just walk in. This location is slightly different from other all you can eat spot. Other locations typically have it as a buffet style or you get then menu and keep ordering whatever is on the all you can eat menu. Here, you order online, pay and then they bring out whatever you chose. You can 't reorder something else (at least, not that I 'm familiar with). So it 's a one and done deal. The food is AMAZING. There wasn 't a single dish we ordered that me and my SO did not like. From their kani and yellow tail, to the volcano and avocado rolls, and even to their wagyu GREAT. They also have a great selection of Japanese whiskeys. Highly recommended. 10/10.

This is my new favorite sushi spot. Everything I've tried thus far has been amazingly fresh and flavorful. I stumbled in after getting a Pulsd. The all you can eat menu had so much variety that I was able to narrow down my favorites for future visits. I would highly recommend for ambiance and great food.

Maybe it's because we went on a quiet weekend night, but we had no problems with service; everyone was friendly, and the food came right away. The quality of fish (except university) was much better than any other AYCE spot in the city. Your ordering system is not demanding, but it is much faster when you use Apple Pay.