Excellent customer service (attitude, accommodation, relative speed) and food (so freaking fresh and good value; most of us did AYCE rolls and nigiri, some had a la carte cooked food). We brought a boisterous party of eighteen (!!!) diners and we are so amazed and grateful for the experience we had here. Obviously for a restaurant that doesn't take reservations, we recommend coming early to add your name to the waitlist. You won't regret coming here.

We had the all you can eat and it was worth it ! Great food and excellent service. Always busy so best to be prepared to wait.

The food is good, nice having a Sushi establishment in town. One criticism is that the Tempura Calamari needs to be cooked much longer, we find that trying to eat rubber bands is not very appetizing

Amazing all you can eat sushi restaurant in Lake Tahoe! During our short one week visit we made sure to eat here twice! The value for your money and quality is second to none in this area! The sashimi and sushi pieces were great quality and the portions were perfect. The ambiance is nice and casual. The staff were very friendly and accommodating! Highly recommend!!!

Great all you can eat spot in incline. The decor was very nice along with the staff. I was very impressed with the quality of the fish as well. I really enjoyed the salmon and hamachi nigiri and absolutely loved the Friday nite roll. If you are in the incline area and want some good sushi definitely stop by.

Koi Sushi is great. They are usually packed, especially on weekends and holidays. They offer a good selection of cooked and raw rolls and other kitchen dishes. I love their chefs Sashimi combo. It comes with 18 pieces of fish, rice, Koi salad, and miso soup - all for $38. I've tried many of their rolls and they are all very good. They also offer AYCE (all you can eat) option as well. With that, they mention, you need to eat everything you order of you can be charged for any wasted food. Also, you can not ask for light rice on the rolls if you order AYCE. The ambiance is a little less desirable. The front door looks more like a Kindergarden's art project - same with the restrooms. I'm here for the good service and delicious food.

I loved the atmosphere of this place, selection of the sushi and sashimis are vast. We tried all you can eat option . Super fresh and fresh . The salmon was freshly fresh so when I put it in the soy sauce and some of the wasabi was melted in my mouth instantly. We also loved shrimp tempura roll which was great in taste and super in size. Highly recommended

Koi Sushi had excellent service with attentive and kind staff. The interior feels cozy and I enjoyed eating dinner here. I ordered 3 sushi rolls to try, in order of my most favorite to least: 1: Dropkick - eel and fish with sauce, and fish eggs on top 2: Koi Nite - cooked tuna roll, green onion, deep fried 3: Deluxe spicy Albacore - spicy sesame oil, crunchy fried onions, togarashi, albacore, avocado It was a tasty meal, and I would come back when I am in Incline Village. The only thing that could have been better was the wait time could be even speedier- we had to wait a bit for our food, but it was nothing too long. The restaurant was busy too, so it was nothing too out of the ordinary.

Koi Sushi is a very decent Japanese restaurant. Their sashimi was fresher and better than expected for a place right in Incline Village. We didn't choose their AYCE option. We ordered the beef teriyaki, sashimi combo, Unaju, Nabeyaki udon, spider roll, and garlic edamame. The beef teriyaki was very good with a generous amount of beef. The tempura shrimp that came with the Nabeyaki udon was not that good, the batter was too thick and hard. The prices are a little on the high side but not unreasonable. Service was not spectacular but passable. This restaurant is a good option for Incline Village.