Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible seating
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
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The Japanese restaurant Sus Hi Eatstation – Lake Nona in Orlando’s Northlake Park offers you a casual and trendy atmosphere for your dining pleasure. You’ll find a variety of delicious options, perfect for a quick bite or a relaxed meal.
Whether you’re craving healthy choices, vegetarian options, or small plates, this spot has something to satisfy your appetite.
Sus Hi Eatstation offers a casual dining experience where the focus is often on creating your own meal. Many appreciate the delicious food and the ability to customize their orders, finding the atmosphere generally welcoming.
However, some experiences are marred by issues with order accuracy and the perceived value. While the restaurant aims for a pleasant visit, there are notable inconsistencies.
Guests frequently commend the friendly staff and the clean environment, contributing to a positive vibe. Yet, concerns about service efficiency and the overall cost can sometimes detract from the dining experience.
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Sus Hi Eatstation achieves an overall score of 6.1, placing it squarely in the average category. This is supported by a Customer Satisfaction rate of 57.2%, indicating a mixed reception among its patrons.
With 563 customer observations, including 322 positive and 223 negative remarks, there’s a clear split in experiences. Delving into specifics, the Ambience (7.7) stands out as a strong point, often described as clean and welcoming.
Food (6.5) also performs reasonably well, with many finding it tasty and customizable. However, Service (5.5) hovers around average, and Value (3.8) is a significant area for improvement, frequently cited as a drawback by customers.
If you’re seeking a customizable meal in a pleasant setting and are prepared for potentially average service and a higher price point, Sus Hi Eatstation could be worth a visit. The Recommendation Score of 6.3 suggests it’s a decent option, but not one that consistently exceeds expectations.
Consider your priorities: if delicious, personalized food and a good atmosphere are key, you might enjoy it. However, if strict budget adherence or flawless service are paramount, you might find the experience less satisfying.
It’s a place with clear strengths and areas needing attention.
Based on 314 customer remarks, the food here receives an average 6.5 score, with customer satisfaction at a mixed 61.8%. With 194 positive comments, many appreciate the fresh food, customize your bowl options, and the unique variety of delicious food, particularly the sushi burritos and poke bowls. However, 107 negative comments highlight issues like small portions, inconsistent quality, and a lack of flavor.
Some diners also raised serious concerns about food freshness and food prep, which can be quite impactful for a dining experience.
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If you're looking for fresh, customizable, and unique sushi options, this spot could be a fun try. Just be mindful that portion sizes and food quality can sometimes be inconsistent, and there have been some serious concerns about food safety.
When it comes to service, this spot is a bit of a mixed bag, landing an average score of 5.5 with 50.6% customer satisfaction. Many of the 83 positive opinions, out of 164 total, highlight the friendly service, quick service speed, and helpful staff. Customers often praise the easy online ordering and positive interactions with employees.
However, the 80 negative comments point to some significant areas for improvement. Common frustrations include long wait times, inaccurate or incomplete orders, and instances of rude or unenthusiastic customer service. Some experiences describe unprofessional staff behavior, leading to a less-than-ideal dining experience.
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You might find the service here to be quick and friendly, especially with convenient online ordering. But be aware that some customers have experienced long waits and order mix-ups, so it can be a bit inconsistent.
When it comes to the overall feel, this spot generally hits the mark! With a solid score of 7.7 and customer satisfaction at 80.4%, its clear most diners appreciate the vibe. Many of the 37 positive remarks praise the "atmosphere" for being cozy and welcoming, the "parking" for being super easy, and the "decor" for making the place feel clean and inviting.
However, its not all sunshine and roses, as 8 negative comments point out a few snags. Some found the store front difficult to locate, while others mentioned sticky floors and chairs that were cold or lacked support. A few even had to clean their own table, which isn't ideal.
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Overall, if you're looking for a place with a good vibe and convenient parking, this restaurant is definitely worth checking out. Just be prepared for a few minor quirks like potentially sticky floors or less-than-comfy seating, but the general atmosphere is a win.
When it comes to value, this spot seems to struggle, reflected in a low score of 3.8 and customer satisfaction at just 20.5%. However, a small group of 8 positive remarks out of 39 total did find some bright spots. They appreciated affordable sushi and fair prices, with some feeling they were genuinely paying for quality and service that made it worthwhile.
The overwhelming sentiment, however, from 28 negative comments, points to significant concerns. Many found items too expensive and overpriced, especially for small rolls that didnt justify the cost. Issues with cancellation fees and promotions not being honored also left a sour taste, indicating that for most, the value simply isnt there.
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When it comes to value, this place is a bit of a gamble. While some find the quality and service justify the cost, many others feel its too expensive and overpriced for the portions. If youre sensitive to price-to-portion ratios or expect promotions to be honored, you might want to manage your expectations.
You’re looking at roughly 24 per person – reported by 119 diners. That puts it in the $21–$30 category. For a Japanese Restaurant, it’s comfortably mid-range: not a steal, but not bank-breaking either.
While the average is 24, most diners actually spend a bit less, with a big chunk falling into the $11–$20 range. This suggests a mix of more budget-friendly options alongside some pricier dishes that nudge the average up.
Here’s a quick look at what guests spend per person, based on the latest 119 reviews.
A comparison of this restaurant’s value for money against similar spots in Orlando.
Overall, we think the pricing here feels pretty fair for a Japanese spot in Orlando. There are options for a quicker, more budget-friendly meal, but also choices if you want to splurge a little.