Hibachi Buffet - Minneapolis

This restaurant is awful. It had a bad smell, there were balls inside the television, and my crab dish tasted strange. When I opened it, everything looked black and rotten.

This restaurant offers a diverse selection of dishes, including some authentic options that are not typically found at most buffet restaurants. Despite the sketchy appearance of the neighborhood, the interior of the restaurant gives off a high-end ambiance that suggests the prices should be much higher.

This restaurant is pleasant, but the waitstaff appear to prioritize serving those who they believe will tip better. Often, they only come to clear plates or collect tips, without checking if you need a refill or offering anything else. We found the prices for the appetizers to be relatively high. Overall, our experience was not good due to the poor service.

We have visited many buffets in our time, and this one stands out as one of the best. While it may be more expensive than others, it is well worth the price, especially when you factor in that a non-alcoholic drink is included.

The food was delicious and fresh. The restaurant was clean with beautiful decor. The waitress was friendly and kept our glasses filled. There was a wide variety of options to choose from. The sushi was exceptional. The location was a bit tricky to find, but overall I enjoyed the experience.