Hibachi Buffet

The parking lot was empty @ 5pm on a friday. thought that was weird. but, we wanted to try it out anyways. The inside décor wasnt bad. We were a party of 5 .sat in the backroom all alone.
The sweet tea was way to sweet! The food wasnt good. Not much to choose from. Half the buffet was empty trays.
For the price of $ 10.99 !! I could have had better! Will I return. no way!

This is the worst food i have ever put into my mouth. The décor was average and somewhat clean. Our waktress seemed as though she was rushing us to eat and very nonchalant. My family came on a friday night a little after 9pm. We were seated and drink orders taken, then we rushed to see the selection of food. I plated my food with small portions of everything. I filled my plate and headed back to our booth located next to a window with a view of the parking lot. i popped open my chop sticks and grabbed a piece of chicken teriyaki… Gross. it tasted like seasoned cardboard. Everything on my plate was super dry, as though it was left out since last year. The sushi was ok, not the best i have ever tasted but it wasn’t bad.
Im not sure if it was due to the timing or bad judgment of what to do with the food from earlier that dah… who knows. I may give them a second chance in the future, but as of right now, one of my least favorite restaurants

Disgusting… Everything was soaked in greased and the shrimp from the salad bar had a weird taste and texture that made it taste old…
I’ve been to many ofther Hibachi buffets that I think are owned by the same company and some are great but this is by far the worst buffet I have ever been to. I felt like I paid $ 11 to eat cheap ice cream…

Buffet restaurant with sushi buffet and hibachi grill. They are still in their ‘grand opening’ phase — I’ll try them again after they’ve had a chance to get their feet under them. Not horrible, but certainly not great — I’d rate them a 2.5 if I could, but I rounded up.
I didn’t try the grill, but the sushi bar wasn’t bad for a buffet — a number of popular rolls, including three different varieties of California roll, and some tuna, white fish, shrimp, and egg omelet nigiri.
Eight buffet tables (not counting the sushi or hibachi) with decent variety of items in the buffet. For some strange reason they seem to put jalapeño slices in half the dishes — not enough to make them actually hot, but you can taste it. Seriously, who puts jalapeño in steamed clams? They do have some good dishes, and they apparently they either have different dishes different nights or they swap out as prices dictate. This is good since it isn’t always same, but bad in that if you find something you really like there’s no guarantee it will be there next time.
They seem to keep a good variety of fruits on one of the tables, which I like, including pineapple, grape, orange, and two or three others that swap out, including papaya, apple, and mango.
Discounts for seniors, military, and students.