Sushi lunch prices at Kingdom Sushi come down to one rule that is easier to remember than any menu: lunch is a time of day, not a day of the week. All You Can Eat sits in the $35 to $41 range from the moment the doors open until 4 PM, and steps up into the mid $40s from 4 PM until close. A Wednesday and a Saturday cost exactly the same. The only thing that decides which rate you pay is what the clock says when you sit down.
Sushi Lunch Prices Are Set by the Clock
The Menu divides the day in two and nothing else. Lunch is open until 4 PM at the lower rate. Dinner is 4 PM to close at the higher one. That gap is a few dollars, and it is the entire difference between the two sittings — the same rolls, the same sashimi, the same eight categories, the same made-to-order kitchen, with desserts included either way.
That flat structure is worth noticing because it removes the usual guesswork. There is no weekend surcharge, no holiday rate and no larger-party pricing. A table of two on a Monday and a table of eight on a Sunday pay the same per person, and the price does not move with how long you stay.
How Long Lunch Lasts Depends on the Location
The 4 PM cutoff is fixed everywhere, but opening time is not — so the lunch window is longer at some restaurants than others. Most locations open at noon, which gives a four-hour run at the lunch rate. Jacksonville, at 4413 Town Center Pkwy, Jacksonville, FL 32246, opens at 11 AM Monday through Friday, stretching lunch to five hours there.
Elsewhere the noon-to-four window is the standard, including Tampa at 4027 S Dale Mabry Hwy, Tampa, FL 33611 and Boca Raton at 22191 Powerline Rd, Boca Raton, FL 33433, both open daily from 12 PM to 11 PM. If you are arriving close to the line, it is the seating time that counts, so a 3:45 arrival is a lunch check even if you are still eating at six.
Premium at Lunch, and the Monday Through Thursday Rate
The upgrade costs the same at either sitting. All You Can Eat Premium sits in the $45 to $55 range — nine to ten dollars above standard in both cases, and the same few-dollar lunch-to-dinner step carried across. Premium is not a separate menu; it is everything on the All You Can Eat list plus extras such as Ebi Tempura, Spicy Tuna Tartar, the Supreme Temaki and the Dragon Roll.
Two other paths change the lunch math. Monday through Thursday, the Lunch Special drops the All You Can Eat rate below $35 — a promotion rather than a menu price, and it cannot be combined with coupons or other discounts. And if unlimited is more than you want at midday, A La Carte lets you order a few dishes instead. Current offers are listed on the Specials page.
Planning Around Sushi Lunch Prices
A midday visit rewards a little planning, because the lunch rate and the busiest hours overlap. Booking ahead through Reservations is the simplest way to protect a seat before the 4 PM line, and Sushi Delivery covers the days when leaving the office is not realistic.
Two situations are worth planning around specifically. A business lunch of ten or more qualifies for 15% off as a corporate group, provided the reservation is made at least 24 hours ahead with company information included — worth the phone call if the team eats together regularly. And on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, two adult All You Can Eat orders cover one child up to age ten on the Regular menu, which makes a midweek family lunch cheaper than the same table on a Thursday. Neither offer combines with anything else.
There is one more way to bring the number down over time. The Kingdom Sushi App runs Royal Rewards, and the current app offer takes $10 off when you spend $100, applied automatically at checkout, with secret menu items reserved for members. For anything specific to one restaurant — a group size, a window, a table — reach the team on WhatsApp +1 (407) 383-0067. Sushi lunch prices here reward whoever watches the clock rather than the calendar, and 4 PM is the only deadline that matters.
Frequently Asked Questions
What time do sushi lunch prices end?
At 4 PM. All You Can Eat sits in the $35 to $41 range from open until 4 PM, then steps up into the mid $40s from 4 PM to close. Seating time is what counts, so arriving before 4 PM means the lunch rate applies even if the meal runs well into the evening.
Are lunch prices higher on weekends?
No. The lunch rate is the same every day of the week, with no weekend surcharge and no holiday pricing. The only day-based variation is the Lunch Special, which lowers All You Can Eat below $35 Monday through Thursday and cannot be combined with other offers.
How much is All You Can Eat Premium at lunch?
Premium sits in the $45 to $55 range across the two sittings — nine to ten dollars above the standard tier at either one. Premium includes the entire All You Can Eat menu plus premium extras, so the upgrade widens the selection rather than replacing it.
Does lunch start at the same time everywhere?
No. Most Kingdom Sushi locations open at noon, giving a four-hour lunch window before the 4 PM cutoff. Jacksonville, at 4413 Town Center Pkwy, opens at 11 AM Monday through Friday, so lunch runs five hours there.
