Hibachi Grill & Supreme Sushi Buffet

There are many Asian buffets these days and while there are some top-of-the line buffets, there's plenty more than are good and there are of course some that are rough because the food isn't rotated to keep fresh food on the buffet. This buffet though is pleasantly good and it has a nice atmosphere. I like that the buffet's atmosphere is very well done with good decor and not feeling like a generic restaurant. The service is also good and for the most part well done for a buffet as well. The food is what you mostly expect for an Asian buffet with a mix of Chinese dishes, sushi, a Mongolian-style grill and American buffet fare. The sushi is one of the better offerings I've seen in an Asian buffet; the fish was fresh when I was there and they had an actually good variety of different maki rolls and nigiri. The Mongolian grill has some good choices and the chef does a good job cooking the food up. I did wish they had a better selection of difference sauces to tailor your dish, but what they have works. The Chinese dishes are also pretty good with the normal variety of Amero-Chinese entrees and the fruit when I visit was reasonably fresh. Overall, this buffet has very tasty options for food and a good variety of dishes as well. For a local, this is a good buffet to visit. But not quite one I'd go out of my way to visit.

Many items on the buffet's hot bars are prepared from frozen ingredients. The buffet provides a typical assortment you'd expect, featuring both standout items and some that fall short. They offer a wide selection of freshly made sushi, albeit with more filler than usual. The food is consistently hot, and dishes are regularly replenished. At the back, there's a hibachi grill where you can customize your meal and have it cooked to order. The prices are fair for an all-you-can-eat experience, and the staff is attentive in clearing away empty plates.

Here’s a polished rewrite of your restaurant review: I visited this restaurant for their lunch buffet based on overall positive reviews but found the experience underwhelming. The sushi selection was decent, but many pieces were overly draped in mayo, which overshadowed the flavors. Additionally, the soy sauce tasted watered down, which was disappointing. The Mongolian Bar was a letdown—the steak lacked flavor, and the sauce didn’t add much to improve it. Dinner items were brought out starting at 3:30 PM, which felt a bit early. These dishes were marked with placards indicating they cost double the price of lunch items, which seemed excessive. As for the rest of the hot food offerings, they were lackluster and not particularly memorable.

Been coming here for a few years now. I’d love to give it 4 stars but a lot of the items on the hot bars are from frozen. They have a wide variety of fresh made sushi to choose from but lately a lot more cucumber filler than before. The food is always hot and the chafing dishes are never empty. In the back is a hibachi grill where they’ll cook your dish to order. The prices are reasonable for an all-you-can eat and the staff keeps the tables clear of empty plates. Not a fan of the desserts but I don’t typically eat a lot of sweets anyway.

I would say typical buffet you’d expect. Lots of choices. I generally stick to the sushi. Unusual selection like snapper and mackerel. Sushi rolls are nicely made. Service is very attentive and friendly.