Teppanyaki Grill & Supreme Buffet

Best Chinese on the East Side. Coupons make value even better! Sushi, Mongolian BBQ, and a huge selection. Update — prices raised, food quality inconsistent, service forced and slow. What a disappointment for my former 5 star rated buffet.

Very cheap for a wide selection of decent (but not great) food– pretty much what you expect from a buffet quality-​wise. You can definitely get your money’s worth of sushi. I was surprised that almost half the buffet was American/​Southern-​type food instead of just all Asian varieties, but I didn’t try any of that. Service was okay: polite, but drink refills were definitely few and far between. Definitely family-​friendly (read: full of kids).

Caution!!! This restaurant stole my credit card information! I was cautious due seeing in the news where someone else had their card skimmed. So, I did not use my debit card and sure enough three days later two unauthorized charges on my credit card. Be warned!

I have been here several times and was pleased. The hot food was just okay. What I really enjoyed was the sushi. I went for dinner early this evening. I didn’t mind the torn booth seat. I also disregarded the very sticky floor and dropped food on the floor. But when I got to the ladies room, I decided that was enough. It was disgusting. The smell alone was terrible, but there was an overflowing trash can and toilet paper all over the floor. I turned around, told the staff the reason why we were leaving and got the heck out of there. It was so nasty, I fear for the health of the customers that decided to stay and eat.

Wow. Talk about a great place to eat! The atmosphere had a certain ambiance that was indescribable. The employees were friendly, the servers were great and I NEVER had a plate sitting on my table for more than 3 minutes.
The food was amazing. They have everything from fish to chicken to soup to a hibachi grill. Not only was the food always hot and fresh but I left full and happy.
Everything in the restaurant was very clean. Even the bathroom was squeaky clean and uses only energy efficient methods of bathroom usage.
Overall A++ great family restaurant.
Wow. Talk about a great place to eat! The atmosphere had a certain ambiance that was indescribable. The employees were friendly, the servers were great and I NEVER had a plate sitting on my table for more than 3 minutes.
The food was amazing. They have everything from fish to chicken to soup to a hibachi grill. Not only was the food always hot and fresh but I left full and happy.
Everything in the restaurant was very clean. Even the bathroom was squeaky clean and uses only energy efficient methods of bathroom usage.
Overall A++ great family restaurant.
Wow. Talk about a great place to eat! The atmosphere had a certain ambiance that was indescribable. The employees were friendly, the servers were great and I NEVER had a plate sitting on my table for more than 3 minutes.
The food was amazing. They have everything from fish to chicken to soup to a hibachi grill. Not only was the food always hot and fresh but I left full and happy.
Everything in the restaurant was very clean. Even the bathroom was squeaky clean and uses only energy efficient methods of bathroom usage.
Overall A++ great family restaurant.

It is currently almost 1:30am and here I am, sitting up with my husband who has been suffering the ill effects from this place, ever since we ate there around around 2pm yesterday. Poor thing has been glued to the toilet almost the whole time. Ever heard the saying «crap through a screen door and not touch a wire»? Yeah. So if you want 12+ hours of diarrhea, hemorrhoids the size of golf balls, and a hefty dose of regret, all for super cheap, please eat here!
This place has really gone downhill. The furniture was ripped and showing it’s stuffing, the waitress didn’t refill our drinks until we were almost ready to leave, and their credit card machines went down and they had signs posted on the front doors, saying that they could only accept cash. Apparently, that should have been a sign from God, telling us to turn away, but alas we didn’t listen. Beware!

Used to love this place. That was until I saw with my own two eyes, not one but cockroaches. It has since closed and reopened because of board of health issues. Not ready to trust them just yet.

This place is really a bang for your buck! With America, Japanese, Chinese and a little dash of Korean, there’s definitely something for everyone. Although some dishes are not as delicious as I would have hoped, I had 100 other options. Our server «Roben» was attentive and polite, and when I asked for a new drink, I believe that it was a NEW drink. Some waiters you just don’t know. The price is right at lunch time. It was $ 10 for the entire buffet, a drink AND Hibachi!
I will absolutely be returning.

Considering where this joint is and the price, it’s pretty darn good. Good selection of items, the tepanyaki is nice and the «sushi’ on top makes this a good bargain if you’re in the ‘hood. I wouldn’t drive across town for it, but since my ‘rents live in the area it made for a good meal.

My «no frills» go-​to on the east side when I want to be a complete glutton and not have to worry about how I look or how much I eat.
Both locations are HUGE with an additional banquet room hidden off to the side. Because of the constant foot traffic, the place is a bit worn down and it shows. While the chandeliers and stained glass make an attempt at a certain aesthetic, Teppanyaki is sort of a dingy place. But that doesn’t keep me from occasionally stuffing my face here.
The buffet boasts a decent selection of fresh fruits and vegetables, a plethora of mediocre Asian cuisine, a Hibachi grill and sushi bar, and classic American selections such as macaroni and cheese and french fries (especially pleasing for children and adults with the palette of a five year-​old).
The meat tends to err on the side of dry or fatty, and who knows if those crawfish are really safe to eat or not, but I know what I’m getting into when I come here. The vegetables have always been on par, and empty trays seem to be filled with haste.
I am a creature of habit and tend to stick to certain staples when I dine here. For the record, I am absolutely obsessed with the «krab with a k» hot dish that comes smothered in mayonnaise and cheese. Yes, it’s as completely terrible for you as it sounds, and I might have a smidgen of shame.
This is definitely not a place to bring company for an intimate meal. There are always a few kids running around, and it gets rather busy on weekends. You’ll find it’s a pretty loud setting.
The server upon my most recent visit was very friendly and prompt. Before tip, dinner will run you about $ 13 with a beverage. Not a bad price if you make the most of it and eat until you’re uncomfortable!
*A note to the unaware: I have seen several people mention on Facebook that they’ve dealt with problems after paying for their food with a credit or debit card. I haven’t experienced these issues personally, but have since taken it upon myself to always pay my bill with cash.

We went here last weekend, and It was okay. Our waitress was really nice and attentive. There were a lot of food choices but I feel like they were all hit or miss. The coconut chicken was nasty — too much mayonnaise. The hibachi chicken was really tender and delicious! The crab rangoon was good, and the sweet and sour chicken was crispy and fresh when we had it which is rare at buffets!
It is a very large place, and there were a lot of people there around 4pm. One thing that annoyed me… there were little children running around the buffet getting their own food. There is a sign on the buffet saying anyone under 12 needs to be accompanied by their parent, and most everybody was ignoring that. What I am guessing was an 8 year old boy walked right in front of us at the self serve ice cream bar. He was there for about 10 minutes just trying to dip out ice cream (and then figure out how to get it to his bowl which he left on the other side of the table.) And all while doing this he had his hands all up in the ice cream tubs touching the ice cream. I pretty much just walked away after that. Where his parents were I couldn’t tell you.

Buffet was about average. They have a large
selection of different types of food including a fresh fruit bar and ice-​cream bar. The best thing they have going for them is the hibachi grill. You can select different types of meat and veggies, rice or noodles and they cook it fresh right in front of you. It was delicious. All in all my hubby and I will be back and next time we will bring the kids. The prices are more than reasonable with lunch at about $ 7 and dinner at $ 10.

Well I was looking forward to visiting since they had a renovation, however I was disappointed to say the least.
I convinced my husband to try it. He wasn’t a fan to begin with, but thought it would be worth giving a second chance.
The buffet was your average Chinese selection. Nothing spectacular about it. The décor was that of your average Asian restaurant. We came close to closing (which may have been a mistake). Their food was hot, but looked like it could’ve been there a little while… nothing special.
I do like the fact that they have an hibachi grill where you can get fresh dishes prepared right there in front of you and its included in the price of the buffet. A lot of places I’ve been to that had a buffet/​hibachi grill, you have to pay separately; so that was nice.
For a family of 5, we all ate well for $ 40 which is alright, but I’m not sure of we’ll be back. There was nothing that had me anticipating another visit

I never realized how spoiled we are as American people. The wife and I were hungry and she wanted one thing and I wanted another… Oh no what do we do? We can’t decide on one of the 1000’s of restaurants in our 10 mile radius. So the wife looked up buffets on Unilocal and found this place. It was perfect. It had a mix of American, Chinese, sushi, fruit, hibachi, etc all for the same price. Drinks are $ 1.60 separate but that is better than $ 3.20 at some places. I highly recommend this place. Great food, great variety, and fantastic price! Come enjoy a taste of selfishness lol plus they have a coupon on

Really great food selection. Lots of fresh sushi, hibachi where you pick your own ingredients, fried and fresh food selection, ice cream, fresh food, etc. They have the best/​freshest buffet sushi I’ve ever had and the fish is also delicious. There’s a good mix of American, Chinese, Japanese and seafood. The wait staff will quickly pick up your plate and is great about refills (Pepsi products). I would have given 5 stars but the girl at the checkout desk was very rude. Make sure to get your coupons from
($ 1 off lunch per person, $ 2 off dinner) but they have to be printed, not shown on your phone.

I find the food here to be great. They have a vast variety of food, unfortunately they have fried foods as the main source so finding healthier foods here was a bit difficult here aside from the salad bar. There sushi bar is absolutely great as it is made by one chef who is always visible. They have a great dessert table and ice cream that you scoop yourself.
I have one main issue issue here. The tables are so high! When I am sitting down I notice that my elbows are noticeably higher up from my chest than any other place I have been too.
I haven’t tried the hibachi portion because it is always packed with people, but it seems to be great.
I recommend this place if you’re nearby and if you go here on a Sunday make sure to come during an unusual hour otherwise you’ll have to wait.

Food continues to be warm and great taste with a plethora of selections. You will not come away without finding something to eat.
The serving area stays clean and well maintained, wait staff are friendly. Service is usually fast. Always a good place to take out of friends to for meals.
Verdict: Will return.

On Sunday Funday I went here with my big bro! Yaay!
There was a brief wait when we got in, and it was totally worth it.
This is definitely an all you can eat buffet and if you are against buffets, you are just plain cray. Just kidding! You are not alone, sometimes they can be a little sketchy right? Not Teppanyaki. It sort of reminds me of The Journey (on a smaller scale of grandiosity) by blending Asian and American fair and letting you have at it like there’s no tomorrow.
I love the fact that they have a station that can make personal stir-​fry. They also have a sushi station that is pretty comparable to a sushi bar.
Chatting with other patrons, as I usually do, I learned that there’s an actual training program just to work at an Asian buffet! Awesome!
My brother and I had just about everything and my one gripe is the fried fish is a little too soft from the steam table. You can get everything from Mac and cheese to «crayfish» «craw dads» what do we call them here in Indiana?
I recommend going during the lunch hour, as dinner is a little pricey and tip tip tip! The staff is quiet, and busy so ask for two waters or sodas instead of one… Outline a path from the fried rice to the French fries or you may run into kids, grannies, and the like– the place gets packed!
Great place if you go at the right time! :)

I went on a Sunday. Don’t go on a Sunday. Jeez, I’ve never had to wait for a seat at a buffet before. It wasn’t a long wait for one person, but I was surprised.
Staff seemed frazzled, but were friendly and fairly prompt (considering how busy it was.) The place is pretty big, and there is a decent selection, including some sushi and a grill. Overall quality was okay, but nothing amazing; certainly not enough to justify the crowds. Still, I’d go back if I was in the area.

Yuck. I actually like Chinese buffets-​good ones. This one is not good.
Salad– My wife had a rotten tomato. Enough said.
Sushi– Low grade nasty stuff
Seafood– clams, shrimp, all of it was mediocre at best.
This place just wasn’t good. I don’t expect mind blowing seafood and sushi at a place like this, but I still have a disgusting taste in my mouth as I write this.