All you can eat sushi prices are usually the first thing that decides whether a restaurant is worth the drive, and at Kingdom Sushi the whole list is one range with two sittings inside it. All You Can Eat falls between $35 and $45 per person — the lower end from open until 4 PM, the higher end from 4 PM to close, and the same on a Tuesday as on a Saturday, with no weekend surcharge and no per-roll math at the table. Everything is made to order rather than pulled from a buffet line, and desserts are included in the price rather than added at the end.
How Much Is All You Can Eat Sushi at Each Tier?
There are two tiers and the gap between them is fixed. Standard All You Can Eat sits in the $35 to $45 range across the two sittings. All You Can Eat Premium sits in the $45 to $55 range — nine to ten dollars above standard, whichever time of day you come.
What that upgrade buys is worth understanding, because Premium is not a different menu. The Menu describes it as everything from the All You Can Eat menu with premium extras added on top. So the eight standard categories stay open to you — appetizers, sashimi, nigiri, temaki, sushi rolls, roll offers, desserts and hot meals — and Premium adds items like Ebi Tempura, Spicy Tuna Tartar, the Supreme Temaki, the Dragon and Rainbow Rolls, and churros filled with dulce de leche. Prefer to order a few dishes instead of unlimited? A La Carte is available at every location.
The One Lever That Moves All You Can Eat Sushi Prices
Lunch and dinner cost the same every day of the week, so the day itself does not change the rate — only the clock does, and the step between the two sittings is a few dollars. What does change it is the Lunch Special: Monday through Thursday, the All You Can Eat lunch rate drops to $35.90. That is a promotion rather than a menu price, and like every offer here it cannot be combined with coupons or other discounts on the same check.
Four other offers sit on the Specials page and each one has its own conditions. Active and retired military personnel get 20% off with official ID, valid on the All You Can Eat menu. When four adults order All You Can Eat, the birthday guest eats a Regular All You Can Eat free. Corporate groups of ten or more get 15% off, with reservations at least 24 hours ahead and company information provided. And on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, two adult All You Can Eat orders cover one child up to age ten on the Regular menu. None of them stack, so pick the one that fits your table.
What the Price Covers Once You Sit Down
The rate is flat, but the meal behind it is not small. Sashimi runs across salmon, tuna, shrimp, octopus, white fish, kanikama and tuna tataki. Rolls include house creations like the Uramaki Boss and the two chef-signed rolls, Chef Jacquin’s and Chef Maninho’s. Hot dishes, gyoza, ceviche, miso soup and seven desserts sit inside the same price, and every plate is fired when you order it.
Ingredients do not change between tiers either — fresh fish, premium rice and carefully selected produce go into the standard menu and the Premium one alike. The upgrade widens the selection; it does not upgrade the kitchen. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-friendly options are prepared on request, though no item is certified gluten-free and cross-contamination is possible.
Where These All You Can Eat Sushi Prices Apply
Every one of the nine Florida restaurants charges the same rates, including the Orlando flagship at 5632 International Dr, Orlando, FL 32819, the Windermere dining room at 6506 Old Brick Rd, Windermere, FL 34786 — the only location running the Kaitai Experience, a live fish-cutting show — and the newest room at 11739 Narcoossee Rd, Suite 100A, Lake Nona, FL 32832. Book any of them through Reservations, or use Sushi Delivery to eat at home.
One last thing that quietly lowers the bill: the Kingdom Sushi App runs Royal Rewards, and the current app offer takes $10 off when you spend $100, applied automatically at checkout, alongside secret menu items reserved for members. Questions about a specific restaurant can go to WhatsApp +1 (407) 383-0067. All you can eat sushi prices are easy to compare once you know what sits inside them — here it is one range, two sittings, one optional upgrade, and a table you can stay at.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is all you can eat sushi at Kingdom Sushi?
All You Can Eat sits in the $35 to $45 range per person — the lower end from open until 4 PM, the higher end from 4 PM to close. All You Can Eat Premium sits in the $45 to $55 range, nine to ten dollars above the standard tier at either sitting. These rates are the same every day of the week at all nine Florida locations.
Is the Monday to Thursday lunch rate the regular price?
No. The lower Monday through Thursday rate is the Lunch Special, and it is a promotion rather than a menu price. The standard lunch rate applies every day of the week. Like all Kingdom Sushi offers, the Lunch Special cannot be combined with coupons or other discounts.
What does the Premium tier actually add?
Premium is additive, not a replacement — it includes everything on the All You Can Eat menu plus premium extras. Those extras include Ebi Tempura, Spicy Tuna Tartar, Truffle Salmon Bites, the Hachiko and Supreme Temaki, rolls such as Dragon, Rainbow, Lava and Tuna Lover, and churros filled with dulce de leche.
Can I use more than one special on the same visit?
No. The Lunch Special, the 20% military discount, the birthday offer, the 15% corporate group rate and the Tuesday and Wednesday kids offer each apply on their own and cannot be combined with one another or with coupons. Choose whichever fits your table best.
