Tokyo Grill Sushi & Hibachi Buffet

Looks fabulous Food fresh and good. Something for everybody. Staff efficient and very helpful and nice

Sooo..this was super busy on a Saturday night dinner.. no reservations accepted but you sign in and the basically give you a buzzer. We waited for an hour. I can say it was worth it. Their food and presentation are not like your typical asian buffet. They have sushis and limited sashimis. Thye also have fried foods from this tiny cute frier basket. From onion rings to fries to chicken etc.. Lets not forget the hibachi where you pick the ingredients and they cook it for you. And lets not forget the wide array of deserts and ice cream.. less busy around 8-9pm.. people slowing down..no alcoholic drinks here. Happy tummy..

Stopped at this place for a light lunch. Obviously didnt read "buffet" on its signage. Service was quick and friendly. Aesthetics were impressive for a buffet, tbo. We got sat and thats when we realized its an ALL YOU CAN EAT for 18 bucks until 3:3. Seriously?!?! Where can you get even one fancy roll and a soda for that pricing???? Great value. Unfortunately, we weren't starving so we left promising to come back another day. We took lots of pictures tho.

I recently visited the newly opened Tokyo Grill Sushi & Hibachi restaurant for lunch and had an excellent experience. The space offers plenty of seating, and the staff is incredibly welcoming and attentive. Upon sitting down, you're given a selection sheet to customize your hibachi meal, choosing from options like rice, fried rice, and various types of noodles. Once you've made your selections, you simply drop off the bowl at the grill, and the chefs cook it fresh and deliver it to your table.The sushi bar is impressive, with a wide variety of rolls, side dishes, salads, and desserts. The food is replenished quickly, so everything stays fresh. I particularly enjoyed the sushi and the excellent selection of sides. The dessert options are also top-notch and a perfect way to finish the meal.For a lunch buffet priced at $17.99, this place is an incredible deal. Highly recommend!

We were impressed. Pretty darn good all around.All you can eat sushi and hibachi. Pick your starch for the hibachi, add veggies and meat and flavoring, and they cook it and bring it to your table. Meanwhile peruse the sushi and our favorite, the fried area. Little baskets of hot crunchy goodness. The teriyaki chicken was excellent- tender and flavorful. Crab Rangoons were decent. The little bowls of entrees (coconut chicken, black pepper chicken, General Tso's, etc.,) were very good. The sushi was good not great; still, AYCE, and a nice variety. Kimchi and other small cold bowls across the aisle, plus sauces, and desserts. Kid K liked it all. My friend and I did too. Great service. Reasonable price, $18 at lunch I think. Nice place inside. Plenty of parking. I'll be back.

Tokyo Grill is located where city BBQ used to be and after waiting for about a year they finally have opened. The entrance is weird. The sidewalk is kind of messed up. It seems so you just gotta be careful when you go inside. Once we receded, we or given a bowl for the hibachi. We chose to get the all you can eat first and they had different sections clearly labeled. The sushi was OK. The nice thing was that there was a huge variety. Their dessert selection wasn't the greatest and we didn't realize that there was ice cream, but we didn't know about that until we were leaving. I felt that it was a bit pricey, but with the price you get a lot of options. The service was mediocre. The ambience was OK honestly I don't see myself going there again. Though I did like the crab Rangoon and because of that I am giving them a three star.

Another gem that opened in the Polaris area! This AYCE sushi & hibachi restaurant surpassed our expectations! The sushi was very fresh and the assortment of rolls was fantastic! The fun appetizers were tasty and all the perfect portion! The hibachi options were endless and the quality was great! The service was prompt and attentive even though it was a buffet! The restaurant was nicely decorated, clean and it even looked like they had a private room for parties!

The 5 star ratings has me a bit puzzled. It's not a bad place, as I'd definitely go again at lunch only though for $18. Would definitely not spend $26 for dinner as there's too many better quality food places for that price. Let's start with what was oishi! Hibachi Hot sour soupChicken yakitoriWingsFried fare was overall pretty yummy. Why do they fry shrimp tempura with the shell? Sub par ~Sushi was not bad but not the best quality. Definitely edibleGyozaNo Oishii ~Squid saladTamagoSee weed saladDesserts were flavorless. It has standard Chinese buffet flare with a Japanese twist. If you want excellent Japanese food stick with the heavy hitters. This is not the place. But it is all you can eat so there's that.

The food was great for what you pay for. I came on Christmas (all day $26) and was impressed by all the signature sushi roll options as well as non sushi items. There is sashimi, Korean banchan, sushi rolls, single-serving buffet items like ribs/green beans/salmon/coconut shrimp/dumplings, fried foods like egg rolls, shrimp tempura, or kebabs, and desserts. Additionally, there is a hibachi station that you can customize with rice or noodles. Overall, I was impressed by the assortment of items and the great taste. My favorite was the sashimi and desserts and didn't care too much for the hibachi. I don't think they overloaded the sushi with rice either. The staff was very kind especially on Christmas. If you have a birthday, they play Happy Birthday over the speakers and come out with a light up sign. It's a lot of fun!

My brother and I tried the new Tokyo Grill last night and we were both pleasantly surprised. This is an AYCE buffet-style with sushi, Asian hot apps, soups, desserts and a bar to make-your-own hibachi stir fry. $17.99 for lunch and $25.99 for dinner. Upon being seated you're given a bowl with a slip of your table number. You choose your base for hibachi (think rices and noodles) and then at the buffet you choose veggies and proteins for your stir fry (think BD's Mongolian BBQ style) You then leave your creation with the chefs and it's cooked up, paired with the base of your choosing and delivered to your table when complete. Meanwhile, you can load up on sushi and Asian fried appetizers. Dumplings, crab rangoons, tempura shrimp oh my! Everything was delicious and our plates were clean at the end of the evening. Oftentimes you'll try something on a buffet and not finish it as it looks better than it tastes. That's not the case here. They have two dining rooms with tables and booths with servers refilling your beverages and removing spent dishes. Do note that they do not have alcoholic beverages on the menu. We'll definitely be back soon!