Tokyo Japan Sushi & Hotpot

Went here during lunch at $14.99 pp. wow! Excellent foods, price and services! Well done folks! Do consider give life to the landscaping on the outside though...First impression is so so important! Thank you! Great job!

First time visitor and won't be our last visit. I tried a bit of most things. I am very pleased with the freshness and flavors of the food. The dessert offerings were slim, as expected. Sushi was very fresh and quite plentiful. Everything was freshened and refill often. I can not say enough good things about their waitstaff. I never had to look around for anyone to clear the used plate.We will be back

This facility was previously Tokyo One, which closed down during the pandemic. Not sure if it's same owners but the new establishment is a Buffet and all-you-can-eat Hot Pot. The cooked buffet items were below average- looked dry & not at all appealing. I tried a few items and they were all subpar. The individual hot pot (shabu) was great. They had various soup bases and many fresh meats, seafood, and veggies to cook in the hotpot. Desert consisted of 2-3 fruits, 3 flavors of ice cream, and 1-2 cake-type sweets.Customer service was great; facility looks clean. Go there for the hot pot but do not expect the hot, cooked items to be any good.

Best quality/price buffet in Houston area. My family loves this place. 18$ for lunch and around $30 for dinner with snow crab legs and oysters. Food is always fresh and good quality. Highly recommend their shrimp tempura, probably the best recipe in all all you can eat restaurants in Houston area.

This buffet have a good amount of selections of seafood. Some are fresh but some are not. I think the lobster was over cook but it was still good and I enjoy the variety of sushi. The oyster was not fresh and would be better left alone. Overall, okay experience.

Wrong advertisement. They said hot pot on the sign board. But they didn't serve hot pot anymore, and $30 for seafoods buffet is not worth the price.

They do not have hotpot anymore. This place is barely keeping the fixtures together. Unfortunately it seems like the quality has left a long time ago. This place at most should be charging 14.99 for adults and 9.99 for kids. Save yourself the money and order panda express and you'll get to enjoy your meal. At 29.99 I expected quality delicious food. My fault for expecting. Do not eat here. Trust me.

As far as Asian buffets go, Tokyo has always been top tier for me, all throughout the changes with management and its COVID hiatus. Happy to hear it's back. Went today for NYs dinner with my parents and we all agreed: Still bussin'Might need to be revamped in terms of aesthetic, and a little understaffed, but if it keeps them from closing down, I'll sacrifice. At the time I ate, hot pot was not available and price was $29.99/pp

Entering this place, the atmosphere is nice and organized. The waiter helped my family and I to a table promptly.There's a rectangular island in the middle that serves sushi and seafood. Another area on the back has a few select items that are interesting to get. I got two of each and tasted one each with and without soy sauce/wasabi. There are people who make the sushi in front of you when needed so that is good to see. The texture and flavors of all the sushi I tasted are great! Nothing seemed off about anything. Great expectations.I got a second plate that consisted of: Takoyaki, grilled shrimp, mussels (one has cheese and garnish? while the other one I got from the rectangular island), beef, and frog legs that I rarely try. The crab meat on the bottom of the image my parents helped me open. You would have to ask the waiters/waitresses for a crab opener.The takoyaki had a nice color to it and once you bite, the texture seems off. I expected the texture to be fluffy but it was like a creamy liquid. It is probably the filling. The flavor of the takoyaki is good overall.The beef has amazing texture, seasoned well, and the flavor has a nice garlicky, beefy taste. Just a bit oily since it was rested for awhile on the buffet plate. I bet it would've tasted way better when it was cooked before I got some.The frog legs are crispy with a nice bite. Salty and taste like chicken. I rarely eat frog legs but these are great to whoever don't eat frog legs or scared to eat.The grilled shrimp is crispy but very salty to my liking. One of my family members like it though, just not my preference. The mussels are mediocre at best. The crab legs are long and the meat is sweet, love it!I tried the raw oysters with lemon and it didn't taste fresh. Had to keep one under the napkin unfortunately since I can't eat the second one.Overall, 4/5. I would go here as a recommendation from anyone, but won't go here as often since it's a bit expensive for 31 bucks per member on a Sunday.

Sushi was good quality. The hot food could be better. Not too many choices and the favor were just okay. We have high expectations being restaurants owner ourselves. My husband is a chef too. It's pretty hard to get good reviews from him.