Sakura Grill & Buffet

Great food for the price, honestly. Been here a couple of times, and while it's not /phenomenal/, it does on a budget. Busy on weekends, but is kept clean and tables are spread decently instead of being jam-packed, keeping it comfortable.

Plenty of dine in space here and we came on a day where it was not packed. Did not have to wait and we were able to sit right away. They do have a good selection of options. I did not see any significant differences from dinner options to lunch except seafood boil. Service here was good. Our plates were cleared in a timely manner and the servers seemed happy.

I've been here quite a few times and it has a decent selection of food. It's about what you'd expect from a buffet so you will need to try some dishes to find what you enjoy. I would strongly recommend coming on a weekend since they tend to have a bit more and restock quickly. Also remember to try out the Mongolian grill in the back to create your own dish. The restaurant has lots of families and friends and it's more of a casual spot. Tonight they've been playing all Taylor Swift songs but usually it's top hits music.I'd recommend giving it a try if your in the mood for a casual buffet.

As good as this type of casual Asian buffett gets!Food:Pleasantly surprised by a lot of fresh and high quality ingredients and food products!!!Loved a variety of seafood dishes, especially the following...Seafood boil - 5/5 - crawfish was of fresh quality and texture and the seafood boil mild-medium spicy was perfectSalt and pepper shrimp - 5/5 - fresh tasting batchBlack bean clams - 5/5Salt and pepper crab - 2.5/5 - not fresh batchHoney walnut shrimp - 1/5 - way too sweet and portion of breading to shrimp way offMongolian grill bar - 3.5/5 - decent selection of fresh ingredients to choose fromSushi rolls - 2/5 - very limited selection Fruits - 5/5 - a plentiful variety to choose fromAmbience:Typical buffet style arrangement Service:Fast, friendly; no complaints

Overall, probably won't be visiting again but I do recommend if you're a seafood lover, you definitely get your moneys worth here. Not really my jam in terms of buffet spots, I would recommend this for seafood lovers and there's a ton of seafood options. This is a very popular place and so there's a lot of workers constantly running around. The lady at the register wasn't very friendly, but she did her job very efficiently. The options for seafood were endless, shrimp, octopus, shellfish of all kinds, steamed fish, grilled fish, fried fish, etc. within thinking the fried whole shrimps being the favorite as I saw at least 3 people with plates stacked high with shrimp only. They also advertise hibachi but the noodles are honestly spaghetti. So it just doesn't taste right even after adding all your favorites and picking a sauce. The add ins for the hibachi were pretty standard and the cook does make it to order. The non-seafood options were ok, my favorite being the cream cheese wontons and the pepper chicken. The rest of it was dry or under seasoned. I wasn't expecting high quality restaurant food but a lot of the food looked like it had been sitting out for a bit too long, and wasn't appetizing.

Sakura has a wide variety of my go-to Chinese menu items. I was in awe viewing the trays of General Tso Chicken, Fried Wings, Mushroom Chicken and Honey Walnut Shrimp. I didn't expect the sauce-based wings to taste like Buffalo, but it was pretty decent. In fact, I enjoyed the wings and the imitation crab soup out of the entire buffet.The service was decent. I paid upon entering and requested for a soda (+$2.99). The waitress served me promptly with couple of refills during our lunch. She even served me the obligatory, happy ending fortune cookie on a nice, "tipping tray". lolI took advantage of the Hibachi Chef's services, requesting for a Mongolian-grilled Chow Mein with Steak and Scrambled Eggs. I was glad the Chef had his seasoning/sauce in hand, because I don't recall customers having the liberty of layering their own sauces like in a typical Mongolian BBQ restaurant. I do remember using the ladles of garlic and chili oil though. My Hibachi Chow Mein was a tasteless disaster. Even the steak seemed questionable. The meat was not juicy or succulent at all. I wasn't sure if the staff was hoping to have their customers just pour soy sauce/hot chili oil on their cooked food to compensate for the their tasteless food. Sakura aims for a variety of dished, but serves nearly piss poor quality food. While the variety here was a "plus", the taste and quality on the other hand, was a deep minus.--Sakura deserves 2.5-3 stars.The restaurant was spacious and there were plenty of hungry customers that early afternoon. I was kinda annoyed at another customer sitting right behind me. It felt like our chairs were bracketed together. Every time he got up to scoundrel for food and then sit down to dine, our seats would always budge back and forth. Pretty annoying.

Cheaper than some of the other buffets in town. Clean and good selection of dishes. Staff friendly and welcoming. Good amount of seafood dishes. Couldn't remember if they had a habachi or pho station. Too focused the seafood selection. Overall a good place for a big family to have dinner.

Comparing to what you pay, it is worth to eat here instead of going to other restaurants. Neighborhood is not that great. Inside has good seating and space. Service is fair. Food - fine. No complaint no compliment

For the price and taste of the food, I wouldn't really recommend as the go to buffet but I'd say it's worth checking out. Ambience, staff, food, and taste I wouldn't say anything really stands out to me in comparison to other restaurants.

Delicious. Worth the money if you like seafood. My husband and daughter loves seafood so it's worth it for them, however not many choices for non-seafood lovers. We will continue to come here as it's my daughter andhusband's favorite restaurant.