Teppanyaki Sushi

This place is fantastic. The best oriental buffet I’ve been to. Fast service, great food. They also have WiFi. Definitely worth going to.

There is a lot to say here and without sounding rude or bratty, this sushi and teppanyaki (translating to when a chef cooks for you) has a lot of room for improvement.
The dining area is large and there is enough staff– at least the plates were cleared in a timely manner and the water refilled routinely… but the food really stinks.
They are trying to do a chinese/​japanese thing… which is not working. The quality of the meats and seafood for their dishes hot and cold were disappointing, and the grade of the meats were poor. The hot food was not great, nothing too exciting and some of the dishes seemed dry from sitting out under a heat lamp.
For calling yourself a sushi place, the sushi was wayyy below par and I was questioning eating some of them based on the appearance of the fish. The nigiri (rice with a piece of fish laying on top) were so skimpy it was as if they cut the fish with a laser to achieve the thinnest piece possible. This is not authentic. The sushi rice was not flavored correctly either. I understand we are in the heartland and may not get access to fresh fish, but there are way better cuts of frozen fish you could be using, and a sliver is completely unexceptionable and you are cutting corners on costs. The cooked rolls tasted dull, like they had been sitting out for a while.
I would not recommend the Japanese or Chinese cuisine here. It’s not very good.

This place has really gone downhill since it opened. My boys love it because its a buffett but a discerning palate will tell you don’t go here unless you have to. Everything seems like it has been sitting out too long. They rarely change the recipes. Just very Meh.