Sushi Palace Typical all you can eat fare with high value but mediocre food Sushi Palace was a progenitor of “all you can eat table service” which is becoming all the rage in restaurants in Great Neck and elsewhere. Depending on how much you can eat the value is phenomenal, but with only a few exceptions the food rarely rises to what we’d consider top quality. Rating by steve: 3.5 stars We went to Sushi Palace on a Sunday night. The first thing we noticed was how crowded it was. The parking lot (conveniently located in the back of the restaurant, so no need for street parking) was pretty packed, and when we walked in every one of the approximately 20 tables was full. I already wrote a Review of Era Asian Cuisine on Bond Street, which features an all-you-can-eat menu that’s served at your table. Sushi Palace was actually the restaurant that pioneered this concept in Great Neck, and how crowded the restaurant always is shows the benefits of being first. We started out by getting a pencil and two menus, one for the kitchen and one for the sushi bar. Note that the menu is subject to change…
