Hibachi Sushi and Supreme Buffet

I was growing fond of this place as they were getting better, and the sushi was pretty good. Then they quit providing nigiri sushi and only had sushi rolls. Now it appears they are closed.

Absolutely disgusting! Gave it a one star because you have to give it something. There is a reason why nobody comes around and asks you how everything is, they too know it sucks. The food is fake, the sushi smells fishy. Fried items are packed in batter to make you think you’re getting something. The high chairs are nothing but a peatree dish of germs. Bathrooms that make you vomit. The entire kitchen staff was outside when we left, laying on the ground or sitting on the curb next to the dumpsters. They were dirty and just down right gross. I left still hungry after paying $ 27 for two adults, because I refused to eat another bite from there. This place should be shut down immediately!

Hibachi? Sushi? Supreme? I was desperate to find a very good Chinese buffet. Hibachi Sushi (no «and») Supreme Buffet uses all of the buzz words. In a different city, a restaurant that uses all of these buzz words would cost $ 30 for dinner. It would feature crab legs and raw oysters.
Hibachi Sushi Supreme Buffet does not feature crab legs and raw oysters. Crab legs and lobster are available a la carte for a moderate $ 8.99 a pound. Lobster, interestingly enough, is also featured on the dinner buffet. LOBSTER ON THE BUFFET?! IS THIS LIKE THE STERLING BRUNCH AT BALLY’S???
Does the thought of having lobster on a buffet break your Caps Lock key like it broke mine? Well, you and I broke our respective keys for no reason at all. The lobster on the buffet is either steamed for 25 days straight or not lobster at all. It was ridiculously brittle and tasted weird.
I can sum up all of the buffet options in one word: meh. I’m neither impressed nor depressed about the food. This, of course, didn’t stop me from eating all of the food.
Hibachi Sushi Supreme Buffet is very run of the mill. Although I was very disappointed to not find a Vegas-​esque buffet, I really can’t complain too much given the $ 12.99 price tag, and you shouldn’t either.

Underwhelming. The food isn’t fresh and tastes awful. I came twice to give it a second chance. I won’t be returning. It is a crime how bad the food is. It doesn’t even taste like actual food. I can’t even explain it. Like eating flavored chewable plastic. Bummer, I was excited about potential buffet sushi. I would be wary about eating the food much less eating RAW fish. Spare yourself.

Service was friendly, but that is where the good things end. The food was either bad tasting or really bland. It wasn’t kept at hot temperatures and a lot of the dishes were soggy. We went on a Sunday lunch and really hoped for better. We will not be returning.

Excellent food and value right here… Now I am not one who frequents buffets’ often but this Buffet just opened recently so on a whim as we were driving by back home we decided to give it a go. Glad we did, as everything was delicious and can’t beat a good dinner for around $ 30.
Stopped by here on a Friday night right before dinner time and the place wasn’t too busy, but slowly and surely it filled up with families and a diverse crowd… Still only to about maybe 15% capacity. The place is huge and has space to accommodate 200 people easily, if not 300+ if you include the private party rooms.
There was at least two dozen sushi options, and dozens of traditional chinese food and some american foods as well. Everything was fresh and yummy… Didn’t try out the Hibachi, but noticed the people working behind the scenes all looked Asian so everything should taste «authentic» more or less!
The only other place that resembles anything to a «buffet» that we visit often is the salad bars and hot food bars in Whole Foods but this Hibachi Sushi Supreme Buffet is a great place for lunch or dinner if you are 1) very hungry –OR– 2) in a mood to try out many things.
We’ll definitely be back soon! :-)

We tried this place for lunch one Sunday. The sushi selection was limited and blah. The Chinese dishes were not very distinct, but bland. I was hoping that the food would be tastier. The location is very convenient. But the food was very disappointing. They will need to improve and offer some more authentic cooking.

Went at prime dinner time and there were plenty of people, but everything was barely lukewarm and kind of dried out. The sushi was okay, but fairly boring typical buffet stuff. Not impressed.

I was hoping for better due to the fact that this Chinese buffet is located fairly close to my work, but I was, unfortunately, disappointed.
Sushi — The fish was fresh, but the rice had zero flavor. Sushi experts know that the rice is the most important element and here, it failed.
Cooked food — Chicken was way overcooked and had little flavor. Nothing that said it was spicy was actually spicy.
Layout — One of my main complaints is the large number of cold tables as compared to hot tables. There were only 6 total buffet tables (plus sushi and hibachi at the back) and 3 of them were cold. They were clearly struggling to fill all of the cold slots, as I noticed both canned and fresh pinapple. In addition, they utilized most of one of the hot tables for American food items like hot dogs and bread.
Positives — Service was good. I enjoyed the hot and sour soup. Price was good for lunch, only $ 7.99.

I read a few of the other reviews for this place and I’d probably agree with a lot of what people say. For what this place is, a sushi/​chinese buffet setup, it is pretty good in my opinion. The sushi is good and there are some options on the buffet tables that are good as well (hibachi chicken, pork dumplings). None of the food is super awesome great or horribly bad so this place is very middle of the road in that respect. They also have a desert table laid out which has some tasty offerings but there again nothing great. The real value for me was that it’s only 12.99 $ for the dinner buffet so if you are looking to go load up on some sushi and don’t feel like dropping 40 $-50 $ elsewhere this is your spot. They also have a hibachi grill where you can pick out your meats/​veggies/​sauces and they will grill that up for you on the spot which looks great but I didn’t try myself. The restaurant is clean as are the buffet islands and none of the food looked like it had been laying out for days on end either. Staff was ok and as friendly as they needed to be but I don’t think 4-​star customer service is top of their business model here.

The sushi I had here was great, tasted very fresh, and there was a plentiful selection. I could not have been more disappointed in the rest of the food. Flavors weren’t what I expected and everything was very cold! I have to say, I won’t be back here.

Staff is friendly, good selection, and everything is decent. However, the one thing I dislike that knocks off stars is the labelling on items — I am allergic to shellfish and picked up an item labelled «cream cheese wonton» expecting, well, a cream cheese filed wonton.
Now, I was probably naïve in thinking that it would have been labelled something to identify that there was a meat in it of any kind, but luckily I recognized the flavour when I bit into it and before I really chewed or swallowed.
However, all around clean, well displayed, and tasty.

Basically the same price as Golden Corral, but way better (higher quality) food. Don’t worry about it if you don’t like Sushi (like me) or even if you are allergic to shellfish (like my wife). We both found plenty of options on the six buffet tables, which is an impressive array of diversity. Peace China is a cheaper option and a personal favorite if you’re looking for quick take-​out, but this is an excellent option for a sit-​down buffet. Some nick-​nacks prevented me from rating 5 stars. A lot of the sushi tables were not properly labeled, so I could not find a California roll.