66s Fusion - Asian Fusion 130 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11205

"Love the food and prices here. Not known for quality but I enjoy the combination of price, food, options, etc"

"I was worried after reading some of the negative reviews but I ended up having a great time at 66s fusion. Came in on a Wednesday at 6:30pm. Walked in to a friendly server who gave us our choice of seating, brought us some water and explained that all orders are made online and if we had any questions we could call on her. I can see how people would be confused/frustrated with the ordering system but after taking a look and navigation to the AYCE tab it was pretty straightforward from there (thought the menus was limited at first 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 (flavorful) Takoyakiz (Fried octopus ball) - texture might not be for everybody Steak (medium rare and tasty) I M Q Yellowtail Scallion Roll Shrimp cucumber roll Razzle Dazzle American Dream (my favorite!) Teriyaki Salmon (well done. Flaky and just the right amount of crisp) Karaage chicken (just okay) 66s Fries + spicy Mayo(a bit too salt for me) Fried Chicken ( a bit over fried and bland) Chicken fried rice (Not too bad) Note: they don’t indicate the names on the dishes when they are brought to you. You have to figure it out/ask Drinks: the Long Island Ices tea was STRONG! A bit too strong for me but the bar tender was so lovely and accommodating and helped tone it down. He was kind enough to make a new cocktail drink for me too! Cost: spent about $50 per person because of the included service fee and tax + $30 for two Long Island iced teas Ambience: it was clean and somewhat empty (2-3 other parties were there) which I didn’t mind. They had an amazing playlist going (courtesy of the bar tender) and if it was any louder and darker that’s exactly the kind of club/lounge I’d like to go to. Service: had friendly servers who cleared dishes in a timely manner. Food came out quickly too. Since it’s all online they don’t pay as much attention but when you’re able to get it they get you what you need. A++ to the friendly bartender!"

"Perhaps it’s because we went on a quiet weeknight, but we didn’t have any issues with service; everyone was friendly, and the food arrived promptly. The quality of fish (aside from the uni) was far better than any other AYCE spot in the city. Their ordering system isn’t sophisticated, but it’s much faster if you use Apple Pay."

"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."