We enjoyed the AYCE sushi buffet on Saturday after the long Seagull Century. The place was packed, but everyone there was working hard to get people in, but not pushing to get people out. Although the sushi is not the best (see my first review for the best place in town/world), it was surprisingly very very good and the variety was amazing. AND this was all you could eat for $20--amazing.

Note: we had been disappointed a while back at the limited lunch buffet, but our first trip to dinner will not be our last.

Best sushi and the best prices around! I have been given exemplary, very enthusiastic service and eaten delicious, fresh sushi in a intimate yet fun setting every time I have visited Dadami.

The food is always delicious, and if you go for lunch during the week, the buffet offers lots of rolls (not just your basic philly and California rolls, but lots of special rolls too like eel, softshell crab, spicy tuna, shrimp tempura, and lots more) for only $14.95, and tea and miso soup are included!

If you go for dinner, not only will the owners - a very sweet Japanese couple - encourage you to stay longer (quite the opposite of most american-owned restaurants), but they will often bring you entire rolls to try for free!

I cannot say enough good things, and despite wanting to keep this secret to myself, I have to highly recommend it to you all!

One side note: Dadami does not open until 3pm on Sundays, so if you're looking for lunch, you'll have to go somewhere else...and then have dinner at Dadami =)

We strongly recommend this restaurant to anyone interested in high quality sushi dishes. On Columbus Day weekend, we tried several original delicious dishes created by the resident chef--especially "geisha roll" and "macho roll" stood out--but all were fresh and excellent and uniquely garnished with the chefs specialty sauces. The restaurant itself was spacious and nicely decorated with wood floors throughout. The staff was friendly and eager to help with an explanation of the various dishes.