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| - Japanese all-you-can-eat places have been sprouting out like crazy for the past little while and I guess it's pretty hard to find a good place now a days. It's almost a crap shoot now a days because you can either find something decent or you can fall really, really short.
Yang's is chinese owned and run, I guess that's pretty important sometimes to show how legit a restaurant is. The place is usually jammed most of the time which I guess shows how good the place is.
A thing I really like about Yangs is that they have a decent sushi and sashimi selection. The fish is usually pretty fresh and you get a generous portion of it (unlike the razor thin portions some places do). Their special rolls are so-so, and their sushi is alright as well. One thing I appreciate that they have is the salmon roe sushi (which I like a lot). I personally think their sushi rice needs a bit of work though. I know it's an all-you-can-eat quality, but I really dislike the hard rice which I've gotten some times.
The rest of the menu Items are pretty decent as well. The dishes themselves are pretty generic, but what sets Yang's apart is their grilled fish and ramen. If you actually are into it, you can get a grilled salmon head (or any other part for that matter), as well as grilled mackerel. These are pretty good to get your slow snacking on (cause they love it when you stay long =/). I found it's pretty hard to find a all-you-can-eat place that will actually serves stuff like this.
Now ramen... I've had hit and miss with the ramen here. I've had ones that were alright and ones that were pretty craptastic. Either way, I like having something warming go down so I usually order it anyways. It's not the best ramen, but at least I can keep ordering it.
Yang's isn't the best all-you-can-eat japanese restaurant I've been to, but it is one of the best ones around the area (geez, are we really stuck with this?). Would I come back? Probably if I have a hankering for some sushi.
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