RA Sushi Bar Restaurant - Plantation, FL

Portions are generally generous, many guests say rolls and hibachi/three‑course Wagyu meals are filling and great for sharing. Appetizers like crispy rice and RA'ckin' Shrimp are shareable, and hibachi/steak entrées come with sides that leave guests satisfied. A few guests did mention some sushi felt small for the price, so portion perception can vary by item. For groups, ordering several rolls and shareables is a good approach.

RA Sushi in Plantation is open daily from mid‑day through late night. According to the owner, hours are Daily 11:30 am–12:00 am. For holidays or special events, it’s a good idea to call ahead since busy nights and private events can affect seating and service.

Family‑friendly seating is available, many guests celebrate birthdays and bring families, and the casual dining vibe suits groups and kids. The restaurant offers indoor tables, bar seating and an outdoor patio. Accessibility specifics (ramps, ADA seating) aren’t listed in the provided information, so call ahead if you need confirmed accessible seating or special accommodations.

Yes, RA Sushi Plantation is a popular choice for date night. Guests frequently praise the lively, stylish atmosphere, creative cocktails and shareable sushi rolls that make for a fun, social evening. The patio and bar seating offer a relaxed vibe for couples, and special menus (Valentine’s, Wagyu dinners) make it a nice spot for celebrations. Note: some guests find it loud or dim in places, so request a quieter table or outdoor seating if you prefer a more intimate setting.

For the best value, go during happy hour, guests love the deals and say happy hour can be large and long (some report 3–9 pm and All Day Monday promotions). For a quieter experience, try mid‑afternoon or earlier weeknights. Evenings, weekends and holiday nights (special events) can be busy, so make a reservation or arrive early if you want a specific table.

Casual dress is the norm. The owner lists the dress code as “Casual Dress, ” and guest photos and reviews show relaxed, stylish attire for date nights and group outings. You can dress up a bit for special occasions, but casual, comfortable clothing is perfectly appropriate.

For value, Monday is attractive because guests and menu notes highlight All Day Monday happy hour promotions. For a lively night out, weekends deliver the full energy, live music and busy vibe. If you prefer quieter dining with still‑good deals, choose a weekday afternoon or early evening during happy hour.

Yes for outdoor patio in practice, guests have reported bringing a puppy and enjoying the outside dining area. Indoor dog access isn’t confirmed, so if you plan to bring a dog, request patio seating and call ahead to confirm pet policies before you arrive.

Yes, families and kids dine here regularly. Guests celebrate birthdays and family meals, and several reviews mention kids and teens enjoying the menu. There isn’t an explicit kids’ menu shown in the provided menus, so for younger children consider ordering shareables or hibachi entrées and ask the restaurant about kid‑friendly portions when you call to reserve.

Yes, RA Sushi lists daily hours (11:30 am–12:00 am), and guests report visits on holiday nights. Because holidays can be especially busy (and service speed may vary), call ahead or reserve a table if you plan to visit on a public holiday.

Yes, during peak times the restaurant can have waits. Guests report waits at busy nights, holiday events and when the restaurant is short‑staffed; some experienced reservation delays via OpenTable. For popular nights, make a reservation or arrive early; bar seating and patio can be options if the main dining room has a wait.

Busiest: evenings, weekends and holiday nights (special events draw crowds). Guests note packed nights on holidays like Cinco de Mayo and busy weekend evenings. Quietest: mid‑afternoons, early happy hour times and some weekday earlier evenings tend to be calmer. If you want a quieter experience, aim for earlier seating or weekday afternoons.

Yes, RA Sushi has outdoor patio seating. Guests mention enjoying the patio, live music on the grass and alfresco dining for celebrations. Patio seating is a good option if you prefer an airier, potentially quieter table than the lively main dining room.

The atmosphere is lively, trendy and modern, good for nights out, celebrations and group dinners. Guests praise the energetic music, stylish decor, colorful cocktails and upbeat vibe. A few guests note it can be loud, dim, or busy at times, so if you want a quieter meal ask for a patio table or an early seating. Overall, most guests find the vibe fun and welcoming.

Partial information, there’s evidence guests have brought dogs to the outdoor dining area, so patio seating has been pet‑friendly in practice. However, official policy on service animals or emotional support animals isn’t provided. If you’re bringing a service dog or emotional support animal, call ahead to confirm accommodations and any patio rules.

Yes, guests report staff often help with celebrations and accommodations. Many guests received birthday touches and personalized service, and staff handled event menus and recommendations. While there’s no formal policy listed, calling ahead to request a celebration, seating preference, dietary accommodation or large‑party needs is recommended to ensure the team can prepare.