Hokkaido Seafood Buffet

There's something for everyone at Hokkaido Seafood Buffet. Our group of four was seated in a booth, and we each visited the buffet 2-3 times to try different items, not omitting dessert (you have to save room for dessert!). If you want the king crab legs, you might have to wait for the chef to bring out a new batch and outmaneuver the other customers. It's not fine dining, but it's a fun experience, especially if you're willing to be adventurous.

3.7/5 stars Lots of fresh sashimi, crab, clams, shrimp, and crawfish. If you're a fan of buffets for their variety and love to leave satisfied and full, I'd really recommend Hokkaido. This is an old classic asian buffet. I was honestly very impressed with the selection of seafood and its quality. The items were replaced often when running low and mostly tasted pretty fresh. It feels easy to get your "money's worth" here. This restaurant has been through a lot of change throughout the years, sometimes rising and falling, but as of right now I am very impressed with the reasonable price tag and efforts on their part to leave the customer feeling happy. This place has changed for the better (despite not having a working chocolate fountain anymore). The waitresses were all very attentive and capable as well!Don't expect THE highest grade seafood and appetizers here, but appreciate the fun of getting anything you want as much as you want without feeling queasy or cheated after! I think this is the benefit of any good buffet. Many buffets suffer from extremely low-grade foods and rely on terrible, cheap tactics to get the customer to fill up on awful food. THIS PLACE DOES NOT DO THIS, which is a huge improvement from its past and its competitors. Give this place a chance!!!!

Drove by Hokkaido many times visiting daughter. Decided to try them this trip. For $22.99 I think it's very good! I got Sashimi, lobster claws, jumbo clams, stone crabs, snow crabs, hibachi, plus more. I wanted to try other dishes but I was full

My husband and I had always seen Hokkaido as we drove past and were curious. We just stopped in one night instead of driving by as we always had. I'm a real Yelp fan, so I checked reviews from the parking lot. There were a couple of bad reviews, but we decided to go in anyway and we are sooo glad we did. Yes, you do pay for the meal before going to the table. It is not cheap, but neither is the food. The colorful spread of quality fruits, veggies, fish, fowl, crustaceans, beef, and sweets was nothing short of amazing (and "amazing" is an overused word!). The staff was super friendly, professional, helpful, and kept the place clean. No, they don't fill your plate for you, but there were a lot of people working the food stations, keeping tables bussed, floors clean, and offering drinks. We were MORE than happy to CHOOSE to leave a 20% tip, even though it is buffet style. Check it out unless you want cheap food. There are plenty other places for that.

I wasn't super excited to try out this buffet given my general dislike of the concept but they were open on New Year's Day and was a convenient place to meet some friends for a long lunch. We were hoping for the lunch special price of 13.99 but since it was a holiday we had to get the 29.99 special that included steak and crab legs. The food was fine, not great and none of us ate enough to justify the high prices. It would have been nice to pick when the crab legs got served because they were cold by the time we got to the end of them. Service was good but the place was noticably deserted and now I know why. Mediocre food and high prices.

This place easily went from an 5 star business to 1 star in the matter of just several years... first of all they pick, and choose what kind of children they want to give a discount... for example if your kid looks "too big" they don't receive the children discount, hm funny. also the seafood years ago was very fresh, and the flavor was to DIE for, but unfortunately the quality in their seafood has went down, and that is as clear as day to see. I would recommend not coming here on a Sunday or you will be pushed & bombarded to the side by angry hungry homestead immigrants . yikes...

We came for lunch on New Year's day. The holiday price was $29.99, which included snow crab legs and steak. To be honest, neither was very impressive, and I'd rather pay the $15 and not have those included. The food was okay. I liked the stir fried options. Their sashimi wasn't great. I wouldn't come here for sushi. The service was pretty good though. Our waitress refilled our drinks and took away our plates regularly. The restaurant itself felt clean and new. This was probably one of my least favorite Chinese buffet places. But the price is decent if you come here for lunch during the week.

I was fairly happy with this buffet. It's been years since I was here last. I came at a weird time between lunch in dinner after work on a Saturday at 3pm.The majority of the food was filled and staff was keeping up with replacements. The items on the far right seemed to be older and not as hot or fresh. Some was cold. Everything else I had was decent.Habatchi grill is always worth getting and cooked right in front of you. There was a good amount of different sushi to choose from as well.I wasn't sure what my bill would be. It was 3:35 when I finished and know the price changes at 3:30 but got there at 3. They must have a grace period as the time was about 15 mins behind on the bill and still got brunch price.There is the notice outside and on each table about not wasting food or charging more for.

The temperature of the food, more options for those with allergies, more caution signs, specifications, I don't like the "no waste policy" especially because when I went the food was cold, noodles tasted like chemicals,

Dood was great checkService was great. CheckClean all throughout. Check Totally recommend going even if you like. Chinese the pot sticker where fantastic