Hibachi Grill Supreme Buffet

The food here is pretty good. Their bbq ribs and fried fish are awesome. But crawfish is not as good as Grand China. Another thing is the waitress here all seem too busy to retrieve plates.

The food is fresh. Price is fair. The waitstaff all seem to have a big attitude problem. Think they’ll eventually figure out that if they’re nicer to customers they may get bigger tips?

Just ate there for lunch and I must say everything we ate seemed cooked properly (not overcooked like to be expected from a buffet) and variety was good. Total bill for 2 people with drinks was only 20 dollars and then I could of used a 10% off coupon I discovered on the way out but didn’t because I would of felt guilty from all the seafoods I ate easily surpassed the bill.

I’ve eaten here several times over the last few years and the food has progressively declined not only in taste but also in quality. Tonight was the last time I will go. Not only was there a funky taste as we ate but it left a horrid aftertaste in our mouths. I can’t be sure but as I began getting an intense headache, I suspected the food contained high levels of MSG. What a waste of $ 45. Felt bad for inviting 2 of my sons to have dinner with me. Not only did they go hungry, we all lost our appetite, so we just went home dissatisfied.
There was a funky smell coming from the area where they service the beverages. Try it anyway, if you want, but I don’t recommend it.

We were very disappointed after we had read good reviews on Unilocal.We were 2 families of 8 and we all thought it was awful. It seemed dirty and we lost our appetite. I went to the cook station to make sure my food was cooked and I was afraid to eat any raw food. The price was very reasonable if your hungry and like lots to food to choose from. If you’re looking for a quality meal then this place is not for you!!!

We have eaten at this Chinese buffet since they opened a few years ago, less frequently in the last couple of years than the first they were opened. They started out very good; buffet food was set up in shallow steamers so the turnover was quick and the food always fresh. Flavor was always good as was quality. Our last visit — truly our LAST visit — was a couple days ago. There is no longer any pretense about the quality. Some of the food is really not fit to eat. Stuff crab had a horrible taste, like something in the mixture was too old to be edible. Crab rangoon has been replaced with «cheese wontons.» All the meats are overcooked, except the roast which is nearly raw — we like it very rare but this was extreme even for us. Whoever owns this restaurant has tired of the work or the customers. Such a shame because they began so well.

Went on a Saturday night and the place was packed. This place is huge and there are many dishes to choose from. The food was fresh since it was constantly being replenished however the quality was mediocre at best. Many dishes were either too greasy, too salty or too bland. The sushi was ok but not enough to make me visit this place again. I know you can’t expect much from a Chinese buffet but I’m sure there are better places to go when you are in the mood for Asian cuisine. Do not recommend.

The interior is very nice, I believe it just opened up a few months ago so everything is still fairly new and clean.
Food was pretty mediocre though, nothing that made me want to come back for seconds, although they do have a wide selection. They have crawfish on the lunch buffet, definitely a plus.
The sushi was average as well, pretty generic buffet style.
Overall it’s a great deal at 6.50 lunch, but the food is just meh.
If the food was stellar it’d definitely be worth 4 – 5 stars, but for now it’s entirely average.

I tried this place twice after seeing rave reviews on a Dining Rewards review site (tied in with frequent flyer miles/​credit card users). Wow, who are these people raving about this place? Sure, it is a football sized arena of food trays. It is visually impressive and gives you the false sense that there has to be something you will like among the 200 trays of food to choose from. I found the food to be over-​breaded, bland and greasy. Unlike some of the other buffet places I have tried, this one had very few fresh fruits and veggies– everything is encased in jello, pudding, or deep fried breading. To me if typifies the problem of finding good restaurants in Florida. So many places are geared to old (and cheap) people who equate «good» with large portions; quantity over quality. If you are in the mood for a reasonably priced buffet, go for the one on Cortez Road (called Grand China Buffet) in the Home Depot shopping strip mall close to Cortez/​US41, 2100 block. They don’t offer as much food but the food tastes better and the selection is better– more fresh veggies and fruits and food that is breaded, not breaded, grilled, etc.

Awesome Hibachi Grill! One of the best buffet selections I’ve seen anywhere!

Have been here many, many times. Lots of selection, even if you don’t care for Chinese, you can always find something. Usually ribs, chicken, pork, wings, and etc in additional to normal Chinese buffet selections. Without mincing words, the «hibachi grill» is always cooked well and the items on the bar are fresh. Great place for a quick, non-​expensive meal out.

Agree with salmonella risk. My husband and our friend went there last night. Within 3 hours of arriving home, our friend was vomiting with severe diahharea, and it continued all night. We’re not quite sure what he ate, that my husband didn’t eat, but it could have been the kimchee, or the eel sushi. Regardless, I would recommend staying as far away from this place as you can.

Sorry to break the news to you folks, but this buffet has neither a hibachi grill nor supremacy.
A hibachi grill is an actual grill that cooks various foods on an elevated surface that leaves grill marks.
The only thing supreme about it is the sheer size of the place and the amount of items offered. Oh, and the miniature scene of a Chinese folktale mountainside village by the register… complete with a fog machine to make it even more magical. I think there is green lighting as well. Supreme Buffet is brand spakin’ new, so the interior looks decent.
Sometimes we come here for lunch because the adult buffet is less than $ 6.50 per person and it is right by my job. If you just order water to drink, that is a pretty sweet deal. There is tons of Chinese-​American style food offered, and it is all of the usual stuff. Nothing interesting, healthy, rare, or authentic– but that is not to be expected. Steamed rice is nowhere to be found, so if you like to eat your Chinese food with rice, you may have to inquire with the waitress.
The sushi items are bland and I don’t recommend eating anything raw. There is also one of those «Mongolian» or «Teppanyaki» bars where you put sketchy raw stuff into a bowl and a dude fries it for you on an oversized round flat-​top. Don’t let the website fool you, there is no frying tableside.