Yutaka Buffet

So this is a Chinese/sushi buffet. I tried a bit of almost everything offered and…. It was across the board pretty poor. Nothing disgusting or vomit inducing but the fare is sub-Panda Express. The sushi was moderately better than the Chinese options, but I’ve had better grocery store sushi. The only two things I ate that I genuinely enjoyed were the baked mussels and a slice of cantaloupe. I’m not sure what it says about a buffet when a slice of raw fruit is the best thing on offer. Also: service was perfunctory which is to be expected at a buffet. Since I didn’t use their services I didn’t think a tip was necessary, but they made a big stink and pressured me to give them one, which just felt like snot filled cherry on the turd sundae that was this dining experience. Again, I give it two stars instead of one because the food was not outright terrible (just pretty bad), but there are much better buffet options throughout the Boston area. I would not recommend this place at all.

The place is pretty small with limited food choices. We are used to huge variety of dishes in buffets but this one wasn't it. Our server didn't explain much and didn't inform that we had to check out before certain time to get lunch price so we got charged as if it was a dinner. We also had a senior in our party but nobody informed about available discounts. Food quality was good just not much to choose from. I would say it's just your average buffet with 1 hour time limit :(

They have a good selection of sushi buffet. Their fried food/tempura are great too. I like their scallion pancakes. We went for weekday lunch $12.99 per pax. I love the shrimp and fish but because they used tilapia there’s a smell that I don’t really appreciate. Clams and shumai are also good. Food are not too salty so it’s great. Due to covid and hygiene purposes, you have to take new plate and cannot reuse your plate

Nothing about this buffet makes me say, "I would like to come here again." Plus, there was a guy in there that made sure his phone was lauder than the TV.

It's a decent enough buffet for the price. I was here for a quick lunch on a quiet weekday. Food was pretty decent about what you expected with American Chinese food. Some of the dishes are better than others, I particular enjoyed the cha siu pork, most of the veggie like bok choy and string beans. I thought the seafood like the fish and shrimp weren't that great, even after frying didn't cover up the lack of freshness. The sushi were decent but nothing exciting. It was nice that they still have fruits and desserts though. I tried the melons and dragonfruit and had no complaints on the quality. I mean for $12 lunch buffet its about what I expected. Staff was friendly and service was quick. Overall definitely a good choice for a quick buffet if you're in the mood for it.