Hibachi Grill And Supreme Buffet

Reviews

• Xiomara M.

  star star star star star_border 11 July 2026

  Good food and variety! I got a splinter from the sushi sticks but other than that no complaints

• Kris T.

  star star star star_border star_border 2 July 2026

  After eating here, food is so oily and no nutrient. Makes you go to the bathroom right away.

• Ethan T.

  star star star star star_border 30 June 2026

  Everything was hot & fresh.  
  
  Food was replenished quickly.  
  
  Wait staff was fast.  
  
  Ice cream wasn't very good. Low quality.

• Michael M.

  star star star star_border star_border 26 June 2026

  Very good Chinese buffet. Very friendly staff. Not as large as the Tepanyaki buffet down the road but the food is definitely on par. I would recommend it as a decent buffet. Don't expect a mind blowing time and you will be just fine. The baked mussels are pretty good. Sushi was lackluster but hot food was good.

• Lisa T.

  star star star star star_border 23 June 2026

  One of the many reasons why I love buffets is obviously because it's all you can eat, but also because I come from a big family, nine members. So when we want to go out to celebrate, it's more affordable to eat out at buffets. This particular buffet has a variety of options such as American food, hibachi, stir fry, sushi, fried food, and so many Asian dishes. I love that they have a rice cooker with just plain rice, because it's so simple, but so helpful. Rice is delicate and their rice is cooked perfectly. It fluffy and cooked just right. Plus plain rice goes well with so many dishes. I love their steak stir fry because there's just enough flavor and at times, some stir fry dishes can be overwhelming.
  
  They always have a section of fresh fruit, so many choices there, yet I rarely ever get fruit... because I go for something else. They also have a variety of sushi options.... all you can eat. So cool! Who gets all you can eat sushi??? The best is the fried food of course, I love their fried chicken. I also, love their sugar biscuits, you have to try them, so sweet and soft. I'm not a fan of the lo mein, not much flavor to the dish. Anyways, I would totally recommend this place. They also have lots of seafood options, and dessert is always available.
  
  There are lots of seating. Seating for a family as big as 15, booths for groups as small as two or four. The seating is sort of in sections, helps with noise levels and privacy with close friends and family. It does get busy, so be mindful of when you come. I'd like to get here before 6pm to beat the rush.