Taste of Tokyo

Awesome food! Love love how you choose what you want in your bowl. Great hot bar and cold bar. Staff is very friendly. We will be going again! Kids friendly, nice cozy place.

I’m gonna be honest. I was pretty skeptical of this place when I walked in. I didn’t think the food was going to be as good as it is. And FAST! I’m kinda upset that I found it because now I know where my grocery money is going… lol. but seriously the food is pretty damn good and you can’t beat how fast it is. I highly recommend it. The only reason I didn’t give 5 stars is because their menu is pretty small but other than that I am very happy. And full… lol

Very good. Mongolian BBQ style bar. They give you a bowl and you fill with veggies and meat, they hibachi and bring it to you. Also there is a salad bar, small sushi bar and hot bar, which kinda makes it a buffet but fresher. I would go back.

I have been here numerous times, and the service and food are consistently good every time.
After being seated, you’ll be given a bowl and a yellow tag. Put your name on the tag, check which noodle/​rice you prefer, then go to the bar and load up the meats/​veggies you want cooked in your bowl. While you wait, pig out on the sushi bar and warm food bar. If you’re lucky, you’ll still have some room left for the main course when they bring it to you!
The servers are Asian and can sometimes be hard to understand, but are very efficient. I dropped a $ 50 bill without realizing it, and the server returned it to me. That was appreciated!
Bottom line, great food! You have done something wrong if you leave here hungry.

Pretty good for a quick lunch. come in and sit, get a bowl and get your food buffet style.
There was a sushi bar, hibachi, vegetables, dessert area. can get fried rice brought to you in a bowl with shrimp
Very reasonably priced… will be back for sure!

In town on a work trip and trusting Unilocal for our lunch. What a good choice! Hibachi, tiny hot bar, sushi, salad… all for under $ 10! How can you beat that?!?
Everything tastes great, and we may be back later this week.

Tried this place after the bridge run and it hit the spot. Love their bowls! There sushi is average, but the bowls make up for it!

I stopped in here for a quick lunch and I am so glad I did! I love hibachi, especially the veggies, and this place delivers!
Walk in, sit down, get a ticket, put your name on it, get a bowl, fill it with all the fresh veggies and meats you desire, then leave it for the chefs with your ticket. I got lots of broccoli, zucchini, onions, water chestnuts, and imitation crab (because this was my first visit and I don’t know how I feel about raw meat just chilling over some ice on a buffet, but that’s just me). I chose udon noodles underneath it all, but they have three or four carb options. The udon were good– thick and chewy enough so I didn’t eat too many.
Besides all of this amazing hibachiness, I see a hot bar, a sushi bar (with a decent selection!), and a salad bar are included– what the heck– for $ 10? You better believe I will be back!
Service was great and I noticed a cooler full of both domestic and imported beers. Nice little spot tucked away next to the Tanger Outlets.

Great spot for lunch or quick dinner. They do a hibachi grilled bowl with whatever ingredients you choose and then an all you can eat sushi and salad bar. You can order from a menu but I’ve always liked the buffet option. They have beer as well as hot and cold sake. Great service and friendly staff.

Really good place, staff are friendly and food is delicious. The appetizers and sushi alone is enough for dinner but you get hibachi also. It is $ 3 extra to take out leftovers but worth it to me. Highly recommend

Very surprised with quality and price ratio.
Best hibachi i had on the road for awhile

Hibachi style buffet. They have normal buffet table with the standard food and a good selection of sushi and all you can scoop white sauce. The twist is that you get one bowl to go and pick all your raw choices for hibachi plate plus seasonings. They chop/​chop it and bring it out to you. Excellent little spot tucked away near the outlet mall.

This was next to my hotel.
It’s Mongolian, it’s a sushi buffet, they have Sake…
Why, yes, I want to eat there.
It was good. The sushi wasn’t perfect, but it was good. the Mongolian BBQ came out quickly and the Sake was a better quality than I would have thought from their location.
They respected my allergy and the food was fresh.
I have no complaints

This place is amazing, want to keep it a secret, but unable because it is just. too. good. Only buffet I don’t feel guilty going to. Pick your own hibachi ingredients, and feast on crab ran goons, coconut chicken, egg and spring rolls, jumbo fried shrimp!, and what is the best sushi I’ve ever had in a buffet setting, while the pleasant cooks prepare your meal! We are going tonight…

Good, real good for the price. No frills, good fresh everything. Wait staff adequate.
This is not the spot for a super romantic intimate date. But it’s a great spot to hang with friends, have a beer or some sake, and enjoy fresh Asian food.

This’s a very good hibachi place. Good selection of vegetables and proteins. We loved the sushi all you can eat buffet, included in the price also salad bar. Service was friendly. Ambiance was a typical Asian restaurant but cleaner than most of them. Music was nice even though was Pop Asian, which we did not understand, but pleasant.
I can’t give them five stars because selection of desserts was less than any Chinese buffet aka real bad. Since the food was very good I want to give them a try. :(
For 24 dollars 2 dinners freshly prepared I think it’s a great deal.

Okay so I was confused by all the different reviews about what kind of a restaurant it is. This is exactly how is works:
They have 4 different bars
1) Salad + dessert buffet
2) Sushi buffet
3) Hot buffet
4) Grill buffet
So when you enter they give you a plate and you fill it with anything you want from the Grill Buffet (raw steak, chicken, shrimp, veggies, sauces… And so on). You then give them your plate and you chose to mix it with either noodles or rice for them to cook with.
At this point you can get as much food as you want from the other 3 buffets.
NOTE: the Hot buffets is pretty much fried food (chicken, shrimp scallops, french fries… And so on)
In like 10 – 15 min your plate comes and you realize you took way too much from the open buffet because of the huge plate they bring you.
Honestly for 13,50 $, I would have said that it was really good if the sushi wasn’t so bad! It was just weird. I LOVE sushi and I usually don’t mind the second tier taste of buffet sushi but this was BAD.
I can see people wanting to regularly go to this restaurant for the grill but because I went there for the sushi I don’t think I will be going back.
PS: just got the fried shrimp from the Hot Buffet. It was okay I guess.

Food is overpriced! Food is overcooked !
Flavor is nonexistent!
You come In for the buffet they tell you it is only one price $ 11.59.
Dinner buffet Hibachi, hot bar, sushi & salad buffet $ 11.59
This is not Hibachi!
Very misleading
This is stir fry! You are given a small metal bowl to put vegetables & meat in. You can choose rice or noodles to add to your stir fry.
In stir fry All-​you-​can-​eat, you get to take all stir fry that is made for you, home. This establishment does NOT do that.

The food at the hot bar has been sitting under the warmer for some time. Not to appetizing.
The sushi, is nothing to rave about. Like the hot bar food, it has been sitting plated, for some time.
When the check was brought so was a punch card. I told her I will not be needing that, because I will not be coming back.

This place has a bit of a weird concept for an Asian ‘buffet’ style restaurant. When you come in for lunch, you’re told that the lunch special, or whatever, lets you get one bowl of food at the grill, then unlimited hot and cold items. The grill items are basically like getting lo mein or fried rice, and you can add veggies and meats/​seafood, as you wish. The bowls are a decent size, but you’re basically constrained to getting either rice or noodles. You can buy another bowl, but I’m not sure that the $ 3 or so that they charge for a second bowl is worth it, just for a different starch.
On the hot side, they’ve got some regular Asian staple foods, but none of them were particularly appetizing looking. The soup was good, and they have plenty of accouterments to add, like tofu, scallions, and seaweed. The cold bar is half salad bar, and half sushi bar, almost exclusively maki rolls, typically containing imitation crab or fish of unknown type. It was ok. I’ve had better, and I’ve had worse.
The grill food was very good, though. Everything had a nice sear, and was well prepared. I would still have liked to have a bowl of fried rice with my noodles, though…

Disregard the old reviews. This place has converted into a hibachi and sushi buffet. I guess the food is the same. The hibachi was really good. The sushi was standard buffet style but passed my instant gratification needs.
The way things work here is neat. You sit down and they bring you a card and a bowl. You fill out the card with your name and rice/​noodle choice and then fill the bowl up at the «fresh bar.» it is a good selection. All you would expect and more for meats and fresh veggies. Mine was cooked perfectly and tasted legitimately fresh.
They have about a dozen items on the rest of the buffet that are some variety of a fried finger food meat and then 6 more plates of sushi and a salad bar.
Price was 8.50 for lunch and 10.50 for dinner. Not sure I see the dinner value, but I ate my worth for lunch.
Give it a shot of you don’t want 900 buffet options from other places or if you need to gorge near Tanger.