Fuji buffet

Good experience. Everything was pretty fresh. The place was super clean. Flavors were great, but not outstanding. A few dishes lacked some punch. Everything was nice and hot though. Atmosphere is a bit more fun than a typical Asian buffet. The music didn't really fit the vibe of the establishment. Overall worth the visit and we'll definitely go back.

Do yourself a favor and either lower your expectations or spend your money for a better meal somewhere else. The pictures are almost false advertising. The unlimited Asian drinks that were included as well as the cool looking ice creams are a bust and myth. There are much less options than depicted in those pictures and videos on social media. Maybe when they first opened but not now! The ice creams were literally to the tune of chocolate, vanilla, strawberry or orange sherbert but all of which came in a Styrofoam cup with a pull back lid like a Dixie cup. The Boba drinks were 3 flavors and the bottled Asian drinks had only one flavor choice. The Hibachi had steak, very few pieces of semi-slimy chicken, and some shrimp to choose from and the veggies consisted of zucchini, onions, mushrooms and peppers and there were noodles but that was it. I chose a moderate spice Terriaki soy for my Hibachi and they did a good job with the flavors but it was a very awkward and unprofessional set up. There was no one stationed were the Hibachi area was but to the right was the sushi station and staff coming in and out of the back with rolling carts for clean up and buffet items for replenishment and when I asked one of the employees by the sushi if they do the cooking for the Hibachi they said yes and took my raw items and said it would be a few minutes, but I didn't see where they cook it so I'm assuming they take it in the back and then bring it out once it's ready and ring a bell for you to come and pick it up. I went up to find it and it was off to the side slightly behind the raw station and I had to reach in between to obtain it and it was again, unmanned. The buffet items for the hot food were okay but not great. The selection was surprisingly smaller than the majority and definitely smaller than depicted in pictures and videos that have been featured. They did have snow crab both hot and cold but the flavors were just okay. The butter was more like movie theater popcorn oil but definitely not real butter. It was clearly a butter flavored oil of sorts. The General Tso's chicken was lacking in flavor and the coconut shrimp was sub par at best. It wasn't a very clean place and the decor was beyond basic and felt slightly dated and dingy. They also had crawfish. I'd say unless you're going for unlimited snow crab or crawfish and butter isn't important to you, then this is not worth the drive or price because you can get better buffet items in most Chinese buffets for $22 for dinner. If you know you know, and now, you know...

I feel mislead.... After seeing all the good reviews and pictures I thought we would give it a try. We drove an hour to be extremely disappointed. We walked in at 5:40 pm during the week and there was maybe 3 people in the whole restaurant. It was extremely hot and damp inside making things even worse when it's a buffet. The food was hard and you could tell it was sitting out for a long time. The sushi was warm and what was out was just a few pieces left. All the food had that buffet taste and feel to it where you are not sure if you're going to get sick or not... The cold items where kinda cold but they where looking rough with a lot of liquid pooling. Overall we where thoroughly not impressed for paying $70 plus a tip for terrible food. My son had high hopes after seeing this with good reviews. The service was good as they where always available, however when you ask for something there is a language barrier. This was a no for me.

I'm not a fan of buffets but this place has definitely change my mind. Lunch was great, the food is fresh and delicious with lots of variety dishes. If you like octopus or squid must try the ceveche style salad they have! Will be back again to try for dinner.

Yesterday, I had lunch at Fuji Buffet for the first time. It reminded me of Tampa Buffet, which used to be in the same strip mall (possibly the same location). I requested a booth with an electric outlet so I could charge up my phone. Unfortunately, they led me to one where the outlets were too deep into the wall. I couldn’t plug in my phone. The food selection was good, including a Hibachi grill. The wait for my plate of food seemed to take too long. Most of the ice cream was hard as a brick. I waited for it to soften. The background music sounded like Chinese disco music. Out of curiosity, I used the Shazam app, but it couldn’t identify most of the songs played. Usually, I don’t tip at buffets since I’m dishing my own food. However, I left one partially because they gave me a military discount. I might come here again.