I stopped into King sushi for lunch because they have an unlimited lunch special. A server was very nice friendly with giving suggestions on local places to visit while being in Myrtle Beach. We got to talking about what I do, and as a result, he shared that he also had my Internet provider. He was even nice enough to give me the local discount once I shared that we had a timeshare out in Myrtle Beach which I thought was very kind of him. It's a quiet spot right near the local grocery store. I believe the Food Lion. I would definitely eat here again any day of the week.

Came to $30.93 after tax for all you can eat sushi dinner. I was really happy with the selection and service. Was nice and quiet, rolls/ everything else came out within 5 mins of ordering. Austin was really good about checking on me and customizing some things. It's all made to order and was petty great quality. I know $30 seems maybe like a lot but if you to a sushi place getting 2-3 rolls by itself would be $30 & I got multiple rolls, 2 soups, 3 appetizers, etc.

If you're a sushi lover like us and have experienced some top-notch sushi overseas or in the Northeast, Kings Sushi is a decent spot in the area. While the sashimi is a bit on the pricey side compared to other locations, the sushi itself is good, though not the best we've ever had. The pricing is a bit steep, especially when compared to what we're used to in the Northern Virginia and D.C. areas, where the sushi quality is generally higher despite the high prices. That said, the overall experience was good, and the 10% local discount is a nice touch. I'd recommend this place if you're in the area and craving sushi with no other options nearby. While it may not blow you away, it's a solid choice for a sushi night out.

Let me get straight to the point...The food is good and if Jordan is your waiter, you have hit the jackpot at King Sushi. This is a great date night, family night, or girls/guys night out spot. The winner for me is that they serve Sapporo! If you know you know. Jordan also makes a mean Arnold Palmer. Just the right mix of tea and lemonade. If you are local to or visiting Myrtle Beach, check this spot out. Happy Eating!

Good sushi option in the area. Is it the best sushi I've ever had? No, but I didn't expect it to be. Surprisingly, there aren't a ton of really good sushi options in this area, and I'd venture to say Kings is probably the best one. I ordered to go on a Tuesday evening to bring back and enjoy by the water. It was fast, took about 20 minutes from when I called it in. Speaking of calling in, if you do takeout, call vs ordering online and it'll save you about $8. I've never eaten in here so haven't been able to take advantage of the AYCE deal and can't speak to it but I'd say to strive for that if you can because, of course, it is a much better deal. My 4 rolls were $46. I definitely over ordered but my growling stomach got the best of me, as it usually tends to do :) It's located in the Piggly Wiggly shopping center on the end. Parking was a breeze. The place itself is pretty cozy inside. It's a typical sushi type spot. It didn't seem extremely busy but had some patrons. I ordered a Crunchy, Rainbow, White Dragon, and Orchard roll. They were all good! My favorites were the Crunchy and Rainbow. The fish and shrimp were really fresh. I didn't love the crabmeat, although it did have a peppery kick which was a nice surprise. Prices were pretty fair, especially for the size of the rolls. The white sauce (or yum yum) wasn't my favorite, but it's good! It's pretty standard with other places, I just prefer a whiter sauce (I promise I'm not as picky as I sound!) Overall, I'd come back here. I definitely want to do the AYCE and I'd also like to check out their hibachi. There's plenty of menu items and something for everyone to enjoy.

I'm actually pleasantly surprised by this place. AYCE rolls, nigiris, sushi & kitchen appetizers, hibachi, and ice cream to top it off. Service was prompt and friendly. We had Caine (sp?) he was attentive and took care of us well. Apps: we like the squid salad, gyoza, shrimp shui mai, jalapeño yellowtail, peppered tuna. We didn't like the chicken Katsu (too thin, heavily bartered, over fried, served with a sweet chili and not katsu sauce too). Worthy of nothing that the salmon bowls are more kani than salmon and it's torched. Not to bad, but just not what we expected. Everything else was pretty standard to what we expected. Hibachi: comes with the proton, side veggies, and rice. Steak was over cooked but it was in small pieces. We enjoyed the veggies and shrimp. Sushi: nigiri came with hefty amount of rice as expected with most AYCE places. However, the rice proportions for the rolls were very reasonable. All the rolls were fairly enjoyable. Only one we didn't like was the crunchy spicy salmon one. Fish didn't have any fishy taste but wasn't the freshest either. Drinks: alcohol was surprisingly affordable here. I think an entire bucket (5) of domestic was $13? Our server let us mix and match which was a plus. For the price point, I think this was an enjoyable experience. Great service & cheap beer is definitely the cherry on top.

Loved this place so much that we went twice during our MB vacation! Perfect spot for families! It's super easy to order because you just mark the paper with all that you want. The servers are very attentive! Amber was great! It's worth the all you can eat especially for dinner so you can get unlimited yellowtail jalapeño and salt and pepper tuna - so good!! Highlights to the meal: Christmas roll, spider roll, orchard roll, hibachi steak, hibachi shrimp, katsu chicken, shrimp tempura. yummy yummy sauce, spicy Mayo. The kani salad is kinda dry but you can add spicy Mayo to it and it's delicious. The hibachi entrees come with veggies and fried rice- the steak was tender and the shrimp was juicy! The ice cream for dessert was hit or miss, both times mine was a bit freezer burned but my family didn't notice it in theirs. If you're looking for a good sushi/hibachi all you can eat, definitely give this place a try!