Sakura Buffet

The food is amazing just the waiters are very rude, and it’s been the same one over and over again. Need to remember her name n

Holy Jesus Christ, I come here expecting shitty Asian food. Fine. This isn’t fine dining. I get that. Sometimes nothing beats Greezy diarrhea causing Asian food! That’s not sarcastic. It is what it is! Its what I crave sometimes. But good Lord tonights food sucked!!! Lukewarm to cold food and rubbery sushi. No, sushi isn’t suppose to be rubbery, you are thinking slimy.
Try that other place off of McKinley.

I started with my first plate, I’ll be eating 3 plates by the time I leave here, they have everything you can think of.

Hungry in the area my husband suggested we try the Sakura Buffet, more so because my son loves all you can eat.
$ 8.99 at lunch Monday through Saturday, Dinner and Sundays all day $ 12.99
Great deal, endless options that include crabs legs and sushi, made to order Mongolian grill and a full dessert bar.
Service is nice, the place and area run down but very well maintained.
There are signs posted over the whole restaurant advising you that you will be charged for leftovers and not to waste food.
A bit odd and I got dirty looks from my husband for every bite I didn;t want to eat.
Face it, its a buffet, you want to try a lot and won’t like some of it.
We didn’t get charged extra, I guess just don’t overdo it.
The food was fresh, but we came right at 11 am when they opened so I bet that helped.
I did enjoy most of it, some was lacking flavor or just not to my taste, but nothing was horrible.
Don’t think I would bother to be back, but if you are hungry, cheap and in the mood for Asian food, this is the place for you.

One of my favorite chinese food buffets… I love the coconut shrimp and the mongolian bbq. They also have sushi rolls, garlic shrimp, seafood shells etc I enjoy coming here the food is always delicious!

Sorry to report that Sakura has discontinued the Tuesday night seniors discount.
«So long and thanks for all the fish» — Douglas Adams

Yes, I admit it, I’m a crab leg cracking kind of gal! They serve hot, not cold/​iced, crab legs and I love it! So, if you don’t mind the mess and enjoy crab legs, this is definitely the place.
The coconut shrimp is very yummy, as well.
The establishment is clean and the staff is very pleasant (and soft spoken).

Went to this place with a visiting co-​worker. It is a conveyor sushi establishment with a few things I like about it.
1: All plates are the same price, so cost watching is easy
2: They also offer ramen and I tried their tonkotsu. While not the best ramen in the world, it was a fair offering and complemented the dining experience.
3: Service was good and we did not feel pressured, while there. We ate at our pace and discussed business at length without interruption.
So the long and short:
Very reasonable pricing, nice additional offerings, and good service. The food was good and had decent flavor.
I would consider this more a lunch place for me.
I’ll keep it in my sushi bank for opportunistic visits.

If you’re a vegetarian dining here, definitely try their:
— Spinach pastry boxes. These soft, flaky boxes of deliciousness aren’t found anywhere else in the country, according to the manager.
— Mongolian BBQ. You pick and choose what you want stir-​fried. Add a few spoonfuls of sauces, and the chef does his magic to make your dish savory!
— Inari. Just the right amount of sticky rice to balance off the seaweed. The tiny, orange tobiko makes a nice finishing touch.
I make a trip here with my family every December I visit Corona, so I’ll definitely be back.