Hibachi Grill & Supreme Buffet
$ • Buffet, Chinese, AmericanAbout Hibachi Grill
Customers' Favorites
Shrimp Scallops Green Beans Corn Green Mussels over Salad
Array of the Sushi Selection with Spicy Mayo Added
Corn Shrimp Broccoli and Fried Dumplings
Corn Shrimp and Broccoli and Brown Rice
Mixed Vegetables and Chicken Broccoli
Stuff Clam BBQ Pork and Hibachi Rice
BBQ Spare Ribs Pork Fried Shrimp
Lo Mein BBQ Pork Cheese Wonton
Salt and Pepper Shrimp Fried
Chicken Hot & Spicy Chicken
Hibachi Grill Reviews
405 ratings
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I believe that someone doesn't know what they are doing to be charging $25 + because they have crab legs. Crab legs should be warm and not placed on ice. For that price , The first time I was there. They had 4 skinny legs not worth eating. It's good to make the money, but give the clients a reason to pay so much for nothing.
Friendly staff & nice environment
I recently visited with my wife, this place has come a long way, with renovations, and even the food quality. The price was only $25 which is absolutely a bargain in today’s world, I will definitely be back!
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10:30PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10:30PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 10PM |
Hibachi Grill & Supreme Buffet offers a wide variety of dishes at a low cost, including fried food, sushi/sashimi, and a grill/stir fry station. The restaurant features an extensive buffet with Chinese food, non-Chinese items for children, and a salad bar with basic fixings like lettuce, tomato, and hard boiled eggs. There is also a fresh fruit station with melons, mango, and berries, as well as soup options such as wonton and hot and sour. The buffet includes ribs, baked fish, stoned crab, vegetables, fried rice, chicken with broccoli, fried chicken, and fried flounder, which is a personal favorite. The Hibachi station, located in the back, allows customers to select their meat, vegetables, and sauce, and watch it being expertly grilled in front of them. Nearby, another station offers additional food options, though customers often prefer to visit the Hibachi for a fresh and delicious meal. The restaurant is large enough to accommodate big parties and is popular among families and groups.
While the decor isn't very warm and inviting, and the atmosphere may seem a bit dated, the food generally offers good value. Prices are around $18 per person during dinner on weekends, which is affordable compared to other places that are often more expensive. Some customers have noted that certain meats, like the hibachi meat, can be dry if left under heat lamps, and service or cleanliness issues such as a dirty bathroom have been reported. Despite these, many enjoy the variety and the ability to scoop their own ice cream, with free drink refills included. This restaurant remains a popular choice for those looking for a large, filling buffet experience that offers more than they can eat for an affordable price.