Midori Sushi, Sherman Oaks

Agrees with the Ventura Blvd Midori pick and says they have gone for a decade.

Calls Midori the best AYCE option around, well ahead of the rest.

Lists this among their regular go-to spots in the San Fernando Valley.

Calls it their go-to, not the best sushi overall, but praises the yellowtail and salmon after years of visits.

Says the remaining Sherman Oaks branch is very tasty.

Says it's their only AYCE spot so far and they found it impressive.

Describes Midori as fantastic, with no further detail.

Says the Sherman Oaks Midori clearly has the best quality, in their view.

Visited the Sherman Oaks restaurant and found it still good value, especially at lunch.

Went to Midori often with friends since it was close to home; felt the value matched the quality.

Short reply saying the Midori spot is still good; no branch named.

Answers with the single name Midori as a sushi suggestion.

A former supporter found a later meal very disappointing and does not plan to return.

Liked the sushi on a visit but found the overall dining experience less enjoyable.

Says the big menu mostly repeats basic ingredients in new combinations, and calls the place old-school.

Went years ago after moving to LA and found it great, though not back since.

Agrees it was good back then; hasn't gone in a decade or more.

Frequented this Midori as a high schooler and fondly remembers it.

Went with friends and rated this all-you-can-eat spot clearly below other AYCE places.

Dislikes the amount of rice added to the rolls, finding it unappealing.

Has eaten at the Sherman Oaks and Encino spots repeatedly and says the all-you-can-eat satisfies cravings.