Hibachi Grill Super Buffet

We came on a Sunday night for dinner, total for 3 was $50+. Cleanliness is non existent here, I walked out with cake batter??? On my leg??? Like how??? I was sitting in the booth with my son and he had red cake sticky whatever it was all over his leg and feet. The booth we sat in was extremely dirty; haven't been wiped down besides the table. The high chair was soooo dirty too. There was a lot of people there, food was either super greasy, salty, or caked with a lot of batter than the meat. My husband enjoyed the dinner; it was OK for me; and acceptable for my son. I think one time is good enough but won't be returning.

Really need to manage expectations coming here lol. Pretty cheap buffet $18/pp for dinner on a Friday night. Mix of Chinese American foods and a bunch of fried American foods. Almost everything is too greasy and/or salty. More fried batter on meats than actual meat. Big restaurant with wide selection - mostly families which makes sense when you gotta feed the fam on the budget. Just beware that there are often kids running around and touching everything lol.Sushi area was interesting. You can tell some items were sitting out for several hours bc the avocado was so brown. I feared food poisoning so I didn't eat much of the raw stuff - would only get sushi at an actual sushi restaurant.Overall wouldn't return, only came to try since my husband loves the idea of good value meals lol. It will definitely get you full, but taste wise very average or below and you'll probably feel gross after.

We have a great deal of History with this establishment as patrons.I cured my grandkids of food pickiness by bringing them here.Just let them try a little bit of anything they wanted.One grandson found a favorite food that he now enjoys today as a young man.STEAMED BROCCOLI !!!We had the table in the corner by the window....We kept the grandkids safely corralled there and when there was the inevitable mess, staff cheerfully cleaned it up.Since then we have taken numerous friends and family members here with no problems whatsoever.That's partly why I have decided to weigh in on the surprisingly low rating I see here.I'm on Yelp to help others to enjoy the spots that have done me a solid, and avoid the ones lacking in performance. Hibachi Express is worth a try.Many others agree with me.

I used to eat at Oasis Grill way down the 202 and Gilbert Road in Chandler. But they only bring a few crab bodies every half hour, which get taken immediately after I have to stand there for 20 minutes waiting for them to bring the crab out. But here at Hibachi Grill the crab bin is always filled or they don't take long to bring more crab out. However the crab is boiled and sitting in hot water so long the delicate crab flavor is all leached out into the water. So not all the crab taste good. I have to pick out all the meat, mix it with margarine in a cup, and add a lot of salt. It takes me a long time. But Hibachi Grill does not say my time is up and kick me out like I got kicked out of a seafood buffet in San Diego called hundreds seafood buffet. Most seafood buffets even the ones in Las vegas, have a 2 hour eating time limit. I always eat by myself. So I sit at a small table. Hibachi grills price is pretty reasonable for offering all the snow crab, oysters, and other seafoods. I pay $17.95 with my 10 percent senior discount including the tax.Service fairies with a server. Sometimes a survey may not collect my dishes ever, and sometimes I get when who is immediately attentive the moment I leave a dirty dish at the other side of the table they come and take it away. If they are that good I give them a few dollars cash right to their hand when I leave. When I eat at Asian seafood buffets, I usually only eat about 5 out of the more than 100 selections. They are, the snow crab, the salt and pepper blue crab half bodies, the salt and pepper big shrimp, and a few of the sticky rice steamed tamales. My three stars instead of higher rating is because they ruin the expensive snow crab by boiling them away and soaking it in hot water that leaches away the flavor, instead of steaming them dry like the casinos do.

This place has improved so. Much from prior years. It used to be fairly average . Recently I decided to try them again. I love down the street and usually drive 15 min to a different one for their options. I went before Christmas with my son who is 22 and after for girls lunch with 3 girlfriends.Plenty of options especially seafood. The salt and pepper shrimp are huge....I don't mind peeling them although it's a pain in the butt lol but totally worth it. Had crayfish here for the first time. I enjoyed their sushi selection they also have a make your own noodle bar. $20 to $25 a person with tip and drink.

This place is better than China City Buffet, Lin's Buffet and Pacific Seafood Buffet!!They have so many people going through they are able to turn over the food quickly. It's always hot and fresh. You can also get a stir fry. I don't eat sushi, but it's included in the price and friends have said it's good. Saturday and Sunday they have crab legs!

Place is busy. Today was seafood night. They did have a lot choices but unfortunately the food I picked was cold or too hard to bite into. I brought it up to our server but all she said was thank you and smiled. The only two dishes that actually hit the spot was the whole fried shrimp and the spicy shrimp with vegetables. Chicken wings were ok, the orange chicken was a bit too fried which made it hard to chew. I did enjoy the Mongolian grill and sushi station. Prices are fair for the amount of food you can eat.

I'm not big on giving bad reviews, I feel those restaurants speak for themselves. I'm about giving good reviews to those that truly love their craft and put the work in to make it good.There is a Hibachi Super Buffet in Sierra Vista, honestly I would give that one a 3. But this location, yeah not so good. They have a huge selection, but with that comes issues. My wife loves sea food. What she doesn't like is getting sick. After trying the crap that was supposed to be warm and ended up being cold, coupled with the prawns that just didn't taste right, she fell ill. Me on the other hand I stay away from sea food for the most part. I do love sushi minus the sea food part of it. Wasn't a fan of any of it. I love sesame chicken, but not theirs. It should be crispy and yummy not soggy and bland. Just had an experience that was way below sub-par at this location.

My friend and I have been meaning to try this buffet since it's a bit closer than the one we usually go to in Glendale a bit further away. The place has a huge parking lot and plenty of seating. This place also has you pay upfront (including any drinks) and then you get seated. Slightly different but it worked well! Just remember to get in line to pay first because the workers won't really tell you.Once you hit the food, it's pretty standard for your typical casual buffet. About 4 rows of hot food tables including several soups, fried foods, dumplings, plenty of baked fish, clams, crab, shrimp, etc , 2 rows of cold selections including salad bar, fruit, puddings, jello, and desserts (gotta love the sorbet cups!). You also have sushi, sashimi, and hibachi. The hibachi is great because you can choose what you want and then have the chef cook it fresh and hot. The service here is very nice and attentive which is a bit better than most service I've received at a buffet. Considering it's a standard buffet, I would have actually given this place four stars had it not been for our dirty tea cups. We ordered hot tea and they brought us two cups and a teapot. I like that they give you two tea bags. Unfortunately both our cups were dirty and sticky around the edges. I wouldn't go out of my way to come back but I would come back here if I'm in the area and craving variety.

This wasn't the best buffet we have gone to, especially for the price. The crab legs were very good, and the steak was amazing. The salad bar could have been better. They need more toppings. All that was available was cucumbers and the dressing.