Hibachi Grill and Supreme Buffet

*affordable with a huge selection of food.
*in the front, you can find sushi rolls, sashimi, fruit, salad, ice cream.
*in the middle, you can find the cooked stuff: shrimp, scallops, chicken, rice, noodles, crab, mushrooms, veggies.
*towards the back, there’s hibachi grilled stuff! Plus American dishes like cheesesteak, fries, chicken wings, pizza.
*the servers are quick with the drinks and taking away dishes.
*MUST TRY: Blueberry Cheesecake Ice Cream. No explanations needed.
*some of the stuff here makes you go wtf? and wonder why it tastes kind of funky, but there are more Goods than Nopes, hence why it’s one of the better buffets in town.

Very reasonably priced price with a large selection but I personally feel that the quality of products were mediocre. The chicken products were extra breaded and all dark meat (which was very little). I had a major issue with this. However, other products, like the seafood pasta tasted great. Ironically, all the American food selections were pretty tasty. It’s kind of a mixed bag, regardless, I’m sure you’ll find something you’ll like
The dessert section was very very good. Ranges from fruits, cakes, puddings and ice creams.
The service was good. For a buffet, its not a bad selection as the pricing was very very cheap.

Great food, Happy to see kid friendly food! Chinese food favorites and more. Decent price and service is typical of Chinese restaurants polite and quick. This is our third trip… We will definitely be back again.

Great deal for the price $ 10.99! Buffet have a good variety including sushi and a hibachi grill. Favorite item is the miniature sesame balls.

The positives are — Very reasonable priced buffet with a HUGE spread. Quality of food is also acceptable, usually fresh. Desert selections include cakes, ice creams, cookies, etc.
The negatives — The chef at the Hibachi grill is EXTREMELY RUDE. Granted he does not speak a word of English which is understandable whether you like it or not in an ethnic Chinese place, but to be RUDE is unacceptable. The sauces are kept away from the customers close to the chef for his ease of use. If you ask him to use the garlic-​ginger paste or the red chilli paste in the dish he will ignore you and if you insist will push the sauce towards you and ask you to take the raw sauces and add it yourself to the cooked food that he just served!!! Most rude behavior.
The sushi is just mediocre. It is fresh but it is 80% rice and 20% filling (fish or avocado) etc! This is not unusual at a chinese buffet but I just wanted to share.
The place has a lot of potential if they can fix the RUDE behaviors. However I guess there is no hope as the place is always packed an account of the positives that I mentioned above. As far me I cannot tolerate such behavior!!!

I went to the restaurant last night for the first time, I was so hungry. The sushi was old and only had a few selections went to get my favorite chicken (the sweet and sour) and the were out of the sauce I asked for more and the lady that was cleaning told me there was no more sauce and I asked her if they could make more and she replied NO it was really busy today; I go back to my seat only to find my check on the table because it was 9:30 and they closed at 10. The server came back a minute after asking for the payment because they had to close. They didn’t even give me a chance to have desert. I don’t recommend this place to nobody service is horrible, management is horrible and they really don’t care if the customer is satisfied or not. I called today and all the manager had to say was I’m sorry we were closing. I’ve never had an experience so bad at a restaurant and I’m a server. If you are looking for a good buffet to enjoy diner this is not the place to go. Really really bad food. Wrong advertising on website also.

I’m not quite sure why everyone nitpicks so heavily when it comes to a buffet. One review shows someone complaining that 48 dollars for THREE ADULTS AND ONE CHILD is too expensive? What?
A decent dinner will run you an easy $ 50 for two adults. I understand that money situations differ (and if you’re that tight on money you shouldn’t be eating out to begin with) but the price of this buffet is literally pennies in comparison to the selection of food and quality.
Don’t listen to the obviously childish reviews on this particular restaurant. You don’t come to a buffet for exquisite service, you come for a broad selection of food. I don’t let service bother me at these establishments because I know this isn’t what you’re paying for.
Unless these servers are spitting in your food, please just stop moaning about nothing.
As for the restaurant: the selection is superb for the money and the quality of food is better than most premium take out places I order from (who have better ratings).
At the end of the day you’re going to a very affordable buffet with great food. Nothing more, nothing less. You want a five star meal and service? Go pay a five star bill.
Once again, be cautious of the overly anal and childish reviews. Happy feasting!

I thoroughly enjoy this buffet! It has very reasonable prices and an excellent selection. They have fresh hibachi in the back and a fresh sushi bar in the front. The variety of choices is everything you want out of a buffet and the food is quite good. Their ice cream bar and dessert selection is also awesome and very tasty! I go here at least once every two weeks for great price and tasty food when I’m not in the mood to spend $ 25+ on top quality sushi but in the mood for some good endless sushi.

Excellent buffet place with ton of items at a very reasonable price. Need to have huge appetite or hunger to try most of them. Some of the varieties I tried were BBQ wings, fried wings, teriyaki chicken, BBQ chicken, stuffed shrimp, Hibachi chicken and couple more chicken varieties, bake salmon (lacked seasoning), crab cake, couple varieties of sushi, cake, ice cream and some fruits. Tons of other meat available and lot of Asian dishes, fries, onion rings and more and more.
Best deal you can get anywhere 8 $/​person for lunch.

The absolute worst in service! The waitresses were nasty and disrespectful. Especially the one named YaYa

The Mongolian hibachi is very good. There is quite a large variety at this buffet. The stone crabs were good. You can’t beat this place for the reasonable price. Try it!

Wow. This place the service is horrible. They charge 11.99 for Dinner buffet with no drinks
On the poster under LUNCH they write clearly drinks not included but under DINNER section nothing written
Everyone in this world will assume that it means Drinks is included
When i mentioned that to the manager i was told what i inferred is wrong. sucks man
service is very BAD
The manager is one of the rude person i ever met in any restaurant
Lastly the bill for 3 adults and 1 kid dinner with 3 soda was 46.00 so believe me its not CHEAP so why treat people like this
I will never eat in this restaurant

Except for a couple of desserts none of the items here appealed me. The taste of food was below average and I had a very uneasy feeling in my stomach after eating here. The place smelled so bad .I will never go back here again.

Came here for dinner with my family on a Friday evening not too long ago and was surprised to see this place PACKED! By packed I mean, two things: first, the number of people waiting for table and secondly, the dining tables arranged so closed together, that it was almost impossible to get out of my chair by the end of the evening.
My parents were able to get to restaurant before I was, so thankfully the rest of our party didn’t have to wait like the others families in the waiting area. When it came time to look for them (neither were answering their phones when I had got there), it was so difficult to spot them! Who would have thought of such for a strip plaza gem??! But gem is wasn’t really after grabbing my first plate. I get why this place is doing well, it’s pretty transparent.
1. It’s affordable
2. The selection of food is HUGE
3. The other Chinese buffet place is town is a dump
4. The other Chinese/​Asian buffet place the next town over is ridiculously expensive.
But is it worth more than a 30-​minute travel? No
Is the food quality great? Not really.
Is it of a good value? Absolutely.
Is the food even tasty? A hit or miss. The head-​on fried shrimp here is a HIT. They replenish and instantly it disappears. They must have refilled three times while we were sitting down for dinner. Other notable selections: the BOK CHOY and LEMON FISH.

The Food is Good, but the Service from the waitress
Is trouble, Before You Set they Ask For What kind Drink You Want??? Not Even what did you like to drink? and Before You Finish Your Meal, She give Your Check on the Table to let you hurry And Finish Quick, to get the Table Ready For Other.

Gosh, life is good every time I come to this buffet. The first time I experienced this place I was amazed at the tremendous selection of Asian foods. My absolute favorite part is the sushi. I’m always blown away by the amount of sushi. It’s like a dream come true — eat as much as possible. Just stuff your face and live life. Then there is the Korean section where cooks will cook your choice of meats. Top that off with desserts and ice cream. As for price, it is unbeatable. Hands down, the best buffet I have ever been to. So good I go every single week.

Ugh, this place. Everytime I go, I always end up with stomach aches. The sushi is the only thing I really go here for. Like most buffets, hot food portions are all just horrible frozen food that they thaw out and attempt to bring more flavor into them. It’s really nothing special.

Alright relax folks, this review is here to save the day from all the naysaying and nit pickers. It’s a Hibachi buffet. It’s cheap, and there’s plenty of healthy options. For those of you who want to eat the typical fat, grease bomb menu, they have that too.
Here’s what makes Hibachi Steakhouse one star less of perfection (which here on Unilocal is a darn good rating). You can walk over to the man working the grill and he’ll serve up every choice you made to perfection. He’ll ask if you want to add in garlic to boot. You choose the food, he cooks it. Veggies, chicken, beef, noodles. It’s all fair game on the grill. I think this is a pretty cool option. I doubt they have that at your local Golden Corral. I digress.
Moving along the inner workings of the buffet kiosks, you’ll find some of your usual Asian favorites. If you bring the kids and they aren’t into the whole «vegetables and fish» thing, there’s Mac and cheese, wings, and other gut bomb options about ten feet away. On top of that, there’s frequently stocked sushi rolls, a full salad bar, and fresh fruit.
Maybe I’m missing something with all the poor reviews. Let me recap, there’s an abundance of great tasting food (both healthy and non healthy), a guy who grills and sautées your food for you in the back (can’t see how that’s not a great thing), fresh sushi, a full salad bar, and fresh fruit.
The only reason they didn’t get that illustrious 5^th star is because they do have all that unhealthy food that so many Americans just zombie walk towards and increase their waistlines on. Otherwise, this is a great place for lunch dinner (IMO of course).

Typically I trust most elite Unilocalers reviews especially when it appears as though its a product that I usually dig. Buffets are on the top of my list of chow down fill up on all you can, good to go, fun, make you feel good type of food. My expectations are not 5 star dining. However this time I think my discerning palate pushed me in another direction obviously far from some elite Unilocalers, but in agreement with others.
Relatively small buffet only 5 tables of cooked chow. Obviously lunch focuses on chicken, chicken every which way known from Chinese cuisine understandably being the cheapest option to fill a buffet. A few fish options (the perch is perfect for those without teeth, mush). Pizza-​horrible, cheese steak — horrible, general Tao over cooked in fact slightly over cooked is an obvious theme here, greasy egg & spring rolls mongolian beef-​chewy. They offer Hibachi, but if I want hibachi I go to a Japanese hibachi place not a buffet. Very slim pickens completely devoid of quality. And I know its a buffet so as far as the bland soups go ppppplllllleeeeassssse.
Now the only thing that’s positive other than the calm oriental tunes over head is the sushi table. They only offer rolls but a real nice variety and all quite fresh & expertly presented. If rolls are your thing then you have found a cheap roll home. Unfortunately I’m a sashimi guy and there is no sashimi options or anything remotely authentic (when I want raw fish I go specifically to a sushi place). My issue with «rolls only» buffets in my book means they just want to fill you up on the cheap white rice kinda like never ending salad & bread at an all you can eat rib joint, not this guy.
It doesn’t suck and dirt cheap for lunch around $ 8 for adults & $ 4 for young kids and ice cream & dessert, but doesn’t even come close to Teppanyaki in East Brunswick where you’ll find an enormous selection that absolutely dwarfs this place in size, appearance and options and they have dim sum options along with the exotic. They charge $ 3 for hot tea boo!
Now I haven’t tried dinner, but with so limited options and sub par quality and better buffets fairly close by as the crow flies, I’d be hard pressed to give em another shot any time soon.

So. Much. Food. This place is great. Fresh noodles and veggies made to order in the hibachi line – although I suggest getting there early so you don’t have to wait in a line.
The rest of the buffet is like any other – tons of greasy, yummy food. There are pretty legit sushi and salad bars, and so many fruits and little sweet things to pick at for dessert. And SO cheap, omg. $ 25 for 3 adults on a Sat? Hell yeah.
If you’re super hungry, I’d go here.