Hiro Japanese Buffet

Buffet dining was pretty good assortment of freshly made dishes. I had a hard time ordering our drinks bc the waitress to our table barely spoke any English. The restaurant overall was clean dining area & constantly changing of the food were fresh. Overall, veges, seafood & hot dishes were all good.Just be hungry & pace yourself. Good eats! Yummy

TLDR: if you like sushi and quality meat, skip this place and don't risk it. We went there for lunch and customer service was fine, despite several reviews about it being tense or poor.Why 2 stars?I love buffets but this one had some issues.The main issue was the hot food and sushi. The hot food had some problems with meat quality. I kept having to remove hard chewy bites I couldn't chew well out of my mouth. It was the lowest quality meat in a stirfry I've ever had. There was also not a large selection of hot dishes, this was at lunch time so maybe there's more other times. That left the sushi, which was... rough. Only a couple pieces even had raw fish in it. Most of it was imitation crab stick or what seemed like cooked *canned tuna* and it was not a good idea. Even the dragon roll was with tuna, and it was inedible. It was the most revolting "sushi".So with poor sushi options and with minimal and low quality meat in the cooked options it was hard to find a meal there. We mostly ate soups and appetizers. I didn't give one star because $15 is actually less per person that two soups and several appetizers to share would have cost, I think. I also enjoyed the green beans and the chicken wings which were maybe the best buffet chicken wings ever. The Mongolian grill randomly closed down as well while we were there, no real hours but he went on lunch break and didn't leave a note.Over all, dinner is too costly for me to ever experiment with it again, but I'd try the Arvada buffet for lunch before coming back here ever again.

Lunch Review!The food selection was amazing for the $14 we paid.My personal favorites were: the honey wings (they tasted like Korean Fried Chicken Wings), the salmon sushi (not to be confused with Sashimi which is dinner only ), the green beans, egg drop soup (it tasted like real egg), and their cooked sushi selection (you can ask the sushi chefs for eel sauce).Personally (emphasis on personal), I did not experience any "unfresh" foods nor do I foresee any hints of food poisoning. However, you should take these reviews into account because who knows what happens day to day! Just come in with an open mind and experience it for yourself. Again, I thoroughly enjoyed this place, but you may have a different opinion. IT IS A BUFFET, EXPECT BUFFET THINGS!Cleanliness: the tables, restaurant, and even the bathrooms were really clean.

My family member was craving buffet food. So we decided to give this place a try - overall, not bad for the price for lunch, given all the options. I enjoyed the cooked sushi station, also tried multiple hot entrees and desserts. Overall food stations and seating and bathrooms were clean and it's a good deal!

The sushi today was honestly delicious and big cuts. Pleasantly surprised, it was great.

Food is pretty good. Love the sushi bar. Decent variety. Price is a bit much. Service is hit and miss. Some times it is stellar and sometimes it leaves something to be desired. Ambiance is average. Busy. Hustle and bustle. But overall I would recommend it.

The food was less than mediocre. The ambiance left alot to be desired. It desperately needs a face lift. The service is good. She did the best she could. Would definitely not be returning ever!

It's a buffet folks. And a darn good one too. The amazing selection of different Chinese and Japanese food is great. The staff hustlers to keep the place clean and dishes well stocked. I don't like their seaweed salad though. Most everything else is fabulous.

I've been once during dinner, I want to go back and see if it can redeem itself but there's just so many other places to try in the area I haven't yet. Food taste/quality was mediocre.

This is my 300th review since becoming Elite 9 years ago. So here we go!I'm visiting Denver, CO and my 89 year old aunt wants to take me to her favorite sushi buffet for lunch named Hiro Japanese Buffet at 2797 S Parker Rd, Aurora, CO 80014.So prior to this, I read the other reviews, some of which were humorous and a bit on the negative side. However, this is one of the most inexpensive buffets I've seen. There was even a senior discount.Upon arrival for lunch, parking was not a problem, due to the large lot. The building looked like it used to be a mexican restaurant(?). You pay up front with a tip request and then select any seat you want. There were plenty of customers enjoying the buffet.The restaurant was very clean, as was their buffet serving areas. Booths and tables of various sizes were available as was a large event room for private partys.There was a huge selection of food included; sushi, shrimp, broccoli beef, tempura, soups, cheese rangoon, egg rolls, baked seafood (my favorite) and the list goes on and on. They even have a Mongolian BBQ! The dessert table had a great selection which includes ice cream cups.The service was actually very good. Dishes were cleared, drinks refilled, and our server asked if we needed anything.I really liked the food very much and it did not upset my delicate stomach.I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this restaurant!