Hibachi Buffet

Great place, it’s good price, place is big, even when it gets really busy don’t feel crowded, food its not fine dinning but it’s damn good and better then 80% of any Chinese restaurant in this or any other town! Worth the money. And the staff the boss are all super friendly, even just get to go box its way better quality then any Chinese take out in town. Cheaper too. I lived in south east Asia for 5 years, I can say that for sure. Seafood are good really good. Shrimp cooked perfectly which lots of Chinese place just don’t know how to do. And food its always fresh and hot because of the business is good nothing ever get left around too long. Even on a 3pm afternoon Wed. So be sure to check this place out.

It’s a great fast meal if it’s a last min and great Service with nice ppl and great good all you can eat buffet

I’ve drove by this restaurant many times, but never had a chance to try it out. Today, I was craving hibachi so finally decided to give it a try. It’s an all-​you-​can-​eat buffet including a range of desserts, fruits, sushi, soups, hot and cold foods, both American and Chinese along with a hibachi grill. Upon walking in, the host was very friendly. He asked if we had ever been here before and when we said no, he told us we could walk around and look at the food before deciding if we really wanted to eat there.
Since I love hibachi, this was my first stop. I piled up noodles along with various vegetables and meats. They offer three different sauce types, but I chose Mongolian and told the chef to make the dish medium spicy. The dish actually turned out being quite spicy, but I love spice so I didn’t mind at all. However, I wasn’t too impressed by the sauce seasoning. Other hibachi places that I’ve been to have richer, more flavorful seasonings to top off their food.
I also tried their sushi which I didn’t think was impressive at all. The fish seemed somewhat old and just didn’t taste very fresh. The clams were also very sandy and the fried shrimp and fish seemed to be more batter than the seafood itself.
However, overall, they had a large selection of foods and the rest of the dishes were pretty good. I didn’t think the food was amazing, but for the price that you’re paying, it’s sufficient.
Also to mention, you can find coupons for this buffet online, but the owner says you must physically print them out rather than showing it to him on your phone.

Servers are always super nice and prompt. Manager fun to talk to. He told me how he gets his fish for frying. He’s very proud of the awards and rightly so. I love everything about it!!!

I usually come to the one in Blaine so I thought this one with same name will carry the same quality of food. But no! the food is not comparable to other Hibachi buffet.

This place is amazing. The staff is always super friendly and I never find myself waiting around. Prices are super reasonable and they have a huge selection of food. The spicy tuna rolls & lo mein are amazing. I love this place and find myself craving it quite often

First time visiting here and I was very impressed with the service. When we walked in, they asked if we wanted to check out the food before we decided to eat here.
Food was the typical «Americanized» Chinese food and was good. I would definitely eat here again.

Felt sick immediately afterward and had food poisoning which made me miss the next day of work. Will not be returning, this place should be shut down.

Cheap, tasty, and has a good amount of my beloved crappy American Chinese food. I wouldn’t bother with the sushi again, but the pepperoni pizza was everything I dreamed it could be. I have a not-​so-​secret affection for «crap» pizza, and this place’s version was great.
Couldn’t ask for more from a buffet, really.

We live nearby, so we decided to try the buffet. Having read mixed reviews, I wasn’t too eager to come, (I stick to Benihana’s because they haven’t ever disappointed!) However, here we are.
Walk in, get the «do you want to look around before you decide to eat here» question I read about in the reviews, and say no. Sit down in a booth — still sopping wet from wiping — and wait for my Fiancé to take the kids around to get the food. (I wait with our coats and my purse). The kids liked the rice, fried chicken, and the red chicken on a stick. Or whatever. The hibachi sauce — awful. I was extremely disappointed. Fried rice was just as bad.
I was looking forward to trying the sushi they had out. So I did. I disliked everything I tried! The only one remotely tasteful, was the tempura rice roll. So after a few more bites of awfulness, I tempted to try the fried sweet rolls (like a sugar donut) to redeem my poor, sad tastebuds.
I will say the service was mediocre, and the people working were very kind. The food kept coming and out warmish, but somehow seemed to get cold as soon as I sat down. I would never ever recommend anyone coming here to have a hibachi /​Japanese meal. I’ll be going out AGAIN for another Hibachi meal tonight, but this time I won’t make the same mistake of letting my fiancé choose the place. Lol I’m going back into my safe zone box and having my favorite — Benihana’s. Not sorry to say that my family and myself won’t ever find ourselves coming back.
Ever.

Took a walk on down one evening to check it out. The first thing the greeter/​host asks, «Have you been here before?» «No» I reply. He suggests that I take a gander first. How thoughtful!
Hibachi grill was fabulous, did grab a scoop of white rice to accompany it though.
Sushi bar, was adequate and had interesting options like sushi pizza and a tornado.
The salad and fruit bar was quite extensive, but few fresh options.
Fair price, great people watching, good music plus incredibly awesomely kind and attentive staff give this place a 4 star rating.

We went to a different asian buffet prior, and my friend was convinced that Hibachi Buffet had a better buffet with better sushi and better hibachi grill. False.
In order to get to our seats between the table and the food troths (because we’re piggies), we had to walk in between this narrow walkway and the waitresses hub. It’s pretty awkward and poorly planned.
The hibachi was super mediocre. You get to put your own meat and vegetables in a bowl for them to cook. The meat was this frozen slab that you tried to peel pieces off of. I’d get the mongolian sauce to add some type of flavor to it.
The sushi was a big ol bust with old, dried rice and brown avocados. They place one piece of nigiri at a time so people can stack up on sushi. God forbid people eat too much food at a buffet.
Everything else isn’t worth mentioning. Besides the birthday song.
What is the birthday song? It’s when the 80’s elementary PA system crackles LOUDLY and this weird chuck-​e-​cheese reminiscent birthday song is played over it. We’re sitting around like WHAT IN THE SAM HILL IS GOING ON, am I dreaming, is anyone hearing this??? Everyone’s just looking around the restaurant and a couple waitresses come over to clap and awkwardly dance around this little girl. This went on for a lot longer then necessary but definitely cut the monotony of mediocre food. I actually hope they keep doing this, that was awesome lol.
We gave my friend a hard time for his recommendation. He said it was a long time ago, they probably changed management, or he was super high. Probably all of the above.
Not recommended.

Probably the worst Asian buffet I’ve been to, and if it helps I’m am a college student so my standards are already low lol.

This place has a large selection. The sushi was good for buffet sushi and the hibachi was good. The price is high.

After happy hour with coworkers, I just wanted a lot of greasy chinese food. I ended up here. The steam table with the seafood (mussels, clams, fried fish, etc.) was actually decent. Stay away from the chinese stir-​fry. The sushi were alright but we came like at 9pm at night so the rice was drier than usual. Service was great. They came around to collect plates and refill water every few minutes, adding fuel to my binge eating.
Overall, the experience is what you expect from a buffet: first plate is decent, then a quick drop in marginal returns. I left full and sleepy so I think my expectations were met.

I’m a stickler for good Chinese.
We all know, buffets are not the best places to find premium Chinese and I would say that Hibachi is definitely on par with this sentiment… but the food is generally good enough for its value and it comes out consistent enough!
They have a wonderful sushi and hibachi grill and a great salad bar!
The real thing that gels it all together and keeps me going there almost twice a week in between classes on the weekdays is the ladies who serve and even the cooks there are really wonderful people and even though at first, they were kind of smug… we’ve all grown on each other and now I know most of the folks by first name basis and they’re a very laid back and positive bunch!
Kind of like going to the bar…
I don’t go to drink/​eat — I go to see the people and then eat.
If you go enough times and tip properly, you’ll make some new friends.
Did I mention, the girls are kinda cute in demeanor?

Was it the best Chinese food I’ve ever had? No. Was I able to gorge myself beyond belief with slightly above average Chinese food at a near unbeatable price per calorie? Hell yes.
So you know there’s pretty good Chinese food there, you know it’s buffet style. What else do you even want to know?
It’s clean and the servers are nice. They stay out of my way while I stuff myself, sneaking in strategically to refill my waters and that’s what matters.
Also, I hope they forever keep those crazy colored lights, really makes it feel like a 21^st century restaurant experience.
Pro tip: the pizza is excellent when compared to microwave pizza and cleansed my pallet between the other dishes

Food was excellent, no complaints. Restaurant was clean and staff was very attentive.
I was concerned because the neighborhood seemed a bit rough. I wasn’t real comfortable bringing my family here. If I was with a group of my buddies, I’d feel fine. Other than that concern, for a buffet, it was great!

I guess when you come to a buffet restaurant you definitely know that you should not expect to have gourmet foods. Buffet is a place that quantity is favored over quality.
They do have a decent variety of food. I like their Mongolian grill where the cook seems to know how to stir fry noodles (maybe I luckily met him this time). The shrimps have decent freshness and not too plain like some of the places I have been to.
The service was good. The waitress cleaned my dishes promptly.
Overall, they deserve 3 stars for the standard of buffet restaurant.

For $ 9.75 for a Thursday lunch including beverage this place was okay — it’s what you would expect for a place like this. They had a surprisingly amount of variety. The place is sizable and clean, the staff here is friendly, the hostess dresses nicely, they have plasma TVs strung up but not on (at least on a Thurs afternoon), and food is almost always being restocked — the sushi takes a little longer. They also have a mongolian station that I didn’t try out — where you can choose your ingredients (veggies, meat, possibly sauces) and they will cook it for you so you get it piping hot.
Other than that here is what I remember of what is being served:
— Variety of sushi (mostly imitation crab meat, avocado, cooked shredded fish, but there are a couple rolls that have sashimi — not good quality but reasonable)
— Chicken drumettes (fried and buffalo)
— Chicken nuggets (note: the ketchup is near the salad)
— Salad spread
— Broccoli & beef
— Sesame chicken
— Japanese chicken
— Chicken on a stick
— Sweet and sour chicken
— Fried spring rolls
— Pork postickers
— Peking pork
— Fried rice
— Chow mein
— Rice noodles
— Pizza
— Baked salmon
— Fried cheese wontons
— Fried tilapia
— Fish sticks (sort of)
— Roasted chicken (asian method)
— Sauteed clams
— Sauteed mussels
— Baked imitation crab salad
— Fried potato wedges
— Sauteed corn
— Walnut shrimp (without the walnuts)
— Peanut chicken (kind of like kung pao chicken w/​o the veggies)
— Egg foo young
— Baked white fish of some sort
For dessert they had:
— Frozen yogurt (standard vanilla, choc, and mixed)
— Chocolate pudding
— Vanilla pudding
— Tapioca pudding
— Couple fresh fruits (grapes, pineapple, cantaloupe when I was there)
— Couple canned fruits (peaches)
— Cookies (almond, beignet type)
— Cream puff
Can’t remember the rest but you get the idea! If this is what you’re looking for, go at it!