Teppanyaki Grill & Supreme Buffet

Best lunch bargain around…$ 7.50. I can eat all the fresh-​steamed crawfish I want! Staff, esp. Curtis, are friendly & attentive. I’m not really a buffet type person, but this one is the bomb! Dinner is even better!

I love this place. if I want large amounts of Chinese food, I always come here. The service is great and the employees really seem like they enjoy their jobs. I am a huge sushi enthusiast and the fact that they have a sushi bar for only $ 8 at lunch gets me hyped. the other food is good too, for a buffet! I love this place. totally worth it.

yuck. This place has really gone downhill. All the sushi was sub-​grocery store quality. Shrimp tasted off, dumplings were rock hard, and plates stayed piled on our table. Never saw anyone to refill drinks.

Good value. Good service. Tasty General Tsao’s Chicken. Fried Zucchini was a little under-​ripe.

Almost everything I got from the buffet was lukewarm, mushy, and bland.
A welcome exception was the crab Rangoon.

Food was really good. My family and I were regular customers until a couple of months ago. The cashier charged my sister for an extra drink but when we got our table she kept trying to tell our waitress and she didn’t understand us. So after eating we went back to the register and tried to tell the cashier what was going on. Not only did she claim they lost our receipt, she tried to pretend she didn’t know what was going on and then gave my sister some change back that wasn’t even enough to cover the drink she didn’t get. My sister asked for a manager and they took their sweet time (the host was laughing like it was a joke) until my sister started to get loud. Then when we turned around to leave the cashier all of the sudden wanted to help.
They have good food (although the quality has gone down a lot in the past few months), but the service is horrible.

For the amount you pay it is NOT worth it. Definitely when you are on a diet and this is your «splurge meal» and only meal for the Day. It sucks dew to food being cold and hard!

This buffet was a big let down. I thought that the reviews sounded nice, so it would be a good dive-​y Chinese buffet. I was horribly mistaken. The food was all so bland! It all seemed lukewarm as well. I was thinking that the «hibachi grill» would be a saving grace, but sadly it was not. You cannot control the sauce that is put into it even! The only reason it’s not a 1 star is because the staff was pretty good and the place was big, and seemed pretty clean. Not a place I would recommend or return to.

I had a craving for sushi and my son likes chinese. The Teppanyaki Grill was close so we decided to check it out. When we walked in there was a pretty big fountain with various chinese buildings in it; kinda neat. On the inside it’s your basic buffet/​chinese décor. The buffet is clean and the food is decent. There is a mongolian grill in the back where a chef will prepare your selections from a seperate bar for you if you are not into regular buffet style eating. There is also a sushi bar. I have to admit I was a little anxious about eating the sushi but I’m happily reporting that I did not get food poisoning from the sushi buffet. For my son and myself it was just under $ 20.00. For the price, this is a pretty decent place.

The selection and freshness the of the food is excellent. The dining room is well laid out and spacious. The quality of the food is much better than most Chinese buffets.

Lovely sushi bar and Hibachi grill included in price of buffet. Very clean. Some of the hot foods not very hot and some of the cold foods not very cold– but overall good was well prepared and served. Plenty of choices for those who prefer American food (chicken, potatoes, pizza, etc) — kid-​friendly Mac-​n-​cheese, chicken nuggets too. Restaurant seems clean and good server hygiene is practiced. Friendly wait staff.

Sushi… a tiny piece of fish on a bed of rice the size of a softball.
Mongolian BBQ… everything and I mean everything tastes the same, too salty.
Pan Asian fare… tastes kinda like General Tso’s ‘chicken’. All of it.
American fare… dried up, over fried, stale.
Soups…been sitting for Lord knows how long, the oily ‘skin’ on most.
Ice cream… little kids licking the scoop then putting it back in the watery container, gross.
Service…good.
The view… sad, demotivating yet motivating at the same time.

Am I really reviewing a Chinese buffet? Yes I am. Am I really talking to myself and typing it out? That seems to be the case.
I wasn’t planning to stop here today for lunch. I wasn’t really in the mood for anything in particular. I’ve passed this place dozens of times because I work nearby. I popped open my Unilocal app to check the reviews and saw 3 ½ stars so I figured why not (I never go anywhere with less than 3. Not sure if that’s good or bad, but it’s a fact).
Let’s get to it. The place is huge and very clean. It had a decent variety of Chinese and American cuisine. All pretty standard stuff, but a slightly larger selection than most places. The food was solid and the warm stuff was warm and the cold stuff was cold. The reason I’m giving it 4 stars is because of the price ($ 9 including drink) and the fact that sushi and the hibachi grill is included with the lunch buffet. I didn’t try either because I was full from the other stuff. But thought it was pretty incredible that you could get ALL of that for the low price of $ 9. Anyway, if you work nearby, it’s a nice option if you are in the mood for a buffet. But I wouldn’t go out of my way to dine here.

Ok, I’ll admit it — I love it here. $ 10/​person for a buffet with sushi and hibachi? Um, yes please. No, it’s not in the best part of town. No, it’s not always the best food. Let’s be honest, we go to buffets for quantity not quality. Ok, glad we’re on the same page.
We have a system each time we visit: one round at the buffet, one trip to the hibachi, and one dessert run. My favorite aspect is the hibachi grill because you can get a fresh meal made to order. Pick your noodle, pick your veg, pick your meat. Instant happy plate!
Good deal for the price, but they started posting signs about wasted food policies. Threats of charging for wasted food. Confusing concept for an all-​you-​can-​eat buffet, but I sort of get it. People think that because they can they should. I don’t know about you, but I pretty much know what I do and don’t like at a buffet. Not an issue.

The chicken dishes were hot and great tasting,
The broccoli and chicken were great
The grill was great too.
The dessert was great too
And great service I would recommend going there again.

While on lunch on a Monday afternoon we decided to check this place out. First off, the buffet food although there was a wide selection the quality was lacking. I’ve had better quality Chinese buffet food several other places for quite a bit less money.
The only saving grace was their grill. Fresh and tasty.

Maybe it’s because I went on a Monday night but most of the food was old, dehydrated, or tasted like it was previously frozen. The highlights of this buffet are… the fruits. Even then you really have to pick them carefully. Some pineapples were succulent while others tasted like cardboard. Most of the oranges were bruised. The watermelon was okay. The honeydew, while crispy, was tainted by a covering «old fruit» juice.
The hibachi was not horrible and honestly had the freshest ingredients out of the whole buffet. Seasoning was a little too sweet for my taste. The only thing edible at the sushi bar was the california roll.
It will take me all night to list the negatives. Basically if you want an Asian-​centric AYCE buffet in this price range your best bet is Formosa Seafood Buffet in Castleton. It is definitely worth the drive.

I was enjoy buffet from Seattle to New York. I have to say this is one of top buffet in this county. Except New York have some of Chinese buffet can beat him down (with Peking Roast Duck), of course them not this lovely price. (Cost about 16 + $ tips for 2 adult and 2 kids (4 and 2) in Saturday lunch) The food is prefect, waiters are nice, quite, clear and big space environment. This is my usually list, all of my favorite:
1^st dish. Roast beef and lamb with some green beans.
2^nd dish. Sushi bar and cold dish like hot mini octopus and shell (sea foods… Ya…)
3^rd dish. Hot mini lobster and some toast Chinese bread.
4^th dish. vegetable and fruits, kids will enjoy ice cream.
If them keep fruits (melon)more fresh (that my wife’s complain), I will give five stars.
Thanks these new Chinese immigration bring the buffet to this town, make it more diversity. My wife like to give little bit high tips to hard working waiters.
* Easy find coupon on local ad.
* Lunch is great price

We were on the west side yesterday and decided to stop in for a quick lunch.
Well I have to first say, buffets really aren’t my favorite. I prefer food made fresh to order. (especially Asian) I always have a ½ bite of things, that ‘look’ good, on my plate and go back if they not only look good but taste good.
The positives of this place are:
This place is large and has many hot & cold stations for alot of choices.
The price is unbelievably low and we had a coupon for $ 1 off each.
I loved the large fruit bar and it was all very fresh. They also had a nice salad bar with not only mixed lettuce but also baby greens.
I tried the a crab rangoon, a small vietnamese spring roll, a pork dumpling, and 4 sushi. They were all just OK, except for 1 sushi that nonchalantly ended up in my napkin. All were nothing to write home about.
I liked the habachi chicken and my hubster liked many of the sweet chicken entrees. The fried rice was average. –strangely enough, one thing that was really good was a whole ham that was sliced in thick pieces. It was flavorable and tender. I should have tried the teppanyaki because it was made fresh to order, but didn’t.
The negatives of this place are:
All the food was very bland w/​no spices or seasonings. The egg drop soup was really bad. There were no offerings of condiments to add your own touch except for soy on the tables. The dip for the eggrolls & dumplings was very poorly made. (also only served the terrible cheap hot mustard that comes in the plastic pkg) Some items that should’ve been crisp were soggy (typical on a buffet). I wanted to try a little salmon, but they had poured this this thick bright red sweet & sour sauce over it. The napkins were like kleenex and the table was so sticky I had to wash my hands up to my elbows. –well nuff said.
Guess bottom line is if you want a really nice plate of fruit and salad, with an average appetizer item, and chicken or ham w/​fried rice, this is a good place.
Besides, what more could you expect for the $?

Finding Teppanyaki on a Saturday afternoon was like finding an oasis in the middle of the desert. We craved unlimited sushi, and unlimited sushi is what we found – and for a glorious price. Teppanyaki is truly a supreme buffet with everything you could imagine in a Chinese food buffet, plus an all-​you-​can-​eat sushi bar, which is reason enough to go. The lunch buffet was only around $ 6 and that was just the cherry on top of the food cake. The service staff was all very attentive and filled drinks and gathered plates at a good pace. The restaurant was very clean as well.
Besides the fresh sushi bar that is offered every single day with a huge selection of sushi styles, there is a dessert bar with a wide variety of fruit, pastries, cookies, ice cream, and more. The buffet has classics, such as sweet and sour chicken, pepper chicken, crab ragoon, egg rolls, etc. while also throwing in a few interesting buffet dishes into the mix, such as mashed potatoes and gravy, French fries, pizza, steak, space ribs, macaroni and cheese, and others. It was a nice balance, and the restaurant is large, so it’s great for large groups of hungry people. If you’re in the area and harbor a massive hunger, definitely eat here.