Wolcano Teppanyaki

I ordered the chicken lo mein. The noodles are thinner than other lo mein options in town, and the fried chicken pieces are smaller, which makes them cooked more thoroughly. I am a big fan of this dish, which could easily be two meals.The crab Rangoon is wrapped in a delightfully thin shell, but the cream cheese filling isn't overpowering. The crunch from the edges of the paper balances it. I inhaled everything before I took a photo. Big fan. And waiting in the restaurant 15-20 minutes for this food is comfortable, was quiet, and is fully worth it.

Went here for the second time just recently. Last time I visited was when they were still very new. They've definitely improved a lot since. I'm not sure how their buffet prices are so cheap considering everything that they offer. We went during the seafood buffet and it was only 20 dollars a person. I believe it's a couple bucks cheaper when they don't have seafood. We also went an hour or so before closing so they didn't have a fully stocked buffet but the staff was more than happy to cook or make anything for us upon request. We tried a little bit of everything including the Chinese, hibachi, and specialty sushi rolls. The hibachi is great and there's a ton of protein options to pick from like sausage, chicken, beef, shrimp, pork. If you want things freshly cooked this is the way to go. The sushi was also super fresh as well especially since they made these to order for us and we really enjoyed their seaweed salad. If you're looking for an inexpensive buffet in the Northland this is the place to go.

Brother and Sister-in-Law took me here. They love the food and price. Food was not bad. Price is good for me personally. Service and Atmosphere is ok did not have any issues with it.

We on Saturday for the crab leg buffet. Crab legs, Crawdads, muscles. All you can eat plus the availability of sushi and Mongolian. What's not to like.

Definitely a bang for your buck. For $12 at lunch, or $16 at dinner you have access to a traditional buffet set up (i.e., fried rice, crab Rangoon, general tsos chicken, and beef and broccoli), your pick of two different sushi rolls (made fresh to order), as well as a teppanyaki station where you can build your perfect plate of meats, fish, and/or veggies which is then cooked on a flat-top grill. The buffet choices were a little slim compared to many other buffets, but food was fresh, flavorful, filling, and had many staple dishes. Service is thoughtful - servers keep glasses filled and plates cleared, and check by every so often. The building itself is well-maintained, very clean and tidy. Maybe would have been nice to have some music playing, but other than that no complaints.

This Chinese buffet is our top choice because they expertly prepare small, fresh batches of food. Their Mongolian Grill and made-to-order sushi rolls are top-notch, and they consistently offer high-quality buffet fare.

Surprised I haven't reviewed this place yet. I've been several times for lunch and it's a good value. Service is friendly and the small restaurant is very clean. It's a small buffet, but since they also have a teppanyaki grill and fresh sushi, it doesn't feel like you're missing out - although I would love it if they added a vegetable option to the buffet, like green beans or bok choy. The Chinese buffet has several appetizer options, including two soups and two types of crab Rangoon. Even on the weekday lunch buffet there are always seafood options. Sometimes fried fish or fried shrimp, and usually a grilled shrimp stir fry and a hot crab dish. They always have something like general tso's chicken and/or honey chicken, as well as jalapeño chicken and beef and broccoli.I usually get the rice noodles at the teppanyaki grill with veggies and meat. There are several sauce options to flavor your grill meal. Then I add some of the Chinese buffet options as well. There are a lot of desserts to choose from on the cold bar as well as green salad and fruit. Usually some hot sugar donuts as well. I've gotten buffet takeout once. You can walk in and ask for a box to fill up and pay by the pound. I think it's $14/pound. Usually I dine in, though. There's another Chinese buffet across the street, but everything here feels fresher and healthier.

Everything is oily and slick, and the food is borderline inedible. Skip it until they fix it.

The food was delicious but I'm not sure it was worth the money , $63 for 1 Person , the staff and waiters were a little awkward and I couldn't help but notice that they talk bad about most of the customers/I speak fluent Japanese and Chinese . Overall pretty nice restaurant,very clean. I recommend if you have a lot of money

10/10 customer experience!Popped in on a Saturday and had the seafood buffet, and loved every bite!!The staff made us feel so welcomed. Fresh sushi on a buffet, AMAZING. I needed to be rolled out of there.