All you can eat sushi very poor quality! The buffet is dirty the waitresses and waiters are so weird and not smiling! Too bad will never go back again
Bad Hombre
Edit: No more sashimi for lunch.Overall 2.5/5Came here for lunch ($20.49+tax).Service was standard 7/10.Soup: I ordered both won ton and miso soup. There was 0 flavor and were lukewarm at best. I would avoid. 5/10.Appetizers: I ordered the fried mini shrimp and calamari rings. Too much batter not too flavorful. 6/10. The salt and pepper squid was decent (7/10). The salt and pepper shrimp were the same mini fried shrimp sautéed (6/10). Avoid the Eggroll (2/10). Chicken wings were standard with breading. Not undercooked (7/10).Mains: I ordered the general tao chicken (8/10), sesame beef (5/10 too much fried batter and oily, sauce was good), Szechuan shrimp (8/10), and garlic steak sirloin (9/10). The garlic spareribs were fatty and flavor was lackluster (5/10). The general thai chicken is the same thing as the general tao except the same sauce as sesame beef, just avoid (5/10).*NO more Sashimi at lunch.*Sashimi: I ordered salmon, surf clam, and tilapia (all 7/10). Standard normal quality sashimi. Points reduction for not being available at lunch price anymore.Nigiri: I ordered salmon, shrimp, fish eggs, and surf clam nigiri (all 7/10). Standard nigiri, plus points for not putting too much rice.Maki: I ordered the Tiger (7/10), Rainbow (7/10), Kamikaze (8/10), and Seafood Roll (5/10, fried roll). Avoid the general tao roll (4/10). The rolls were compact and had a normal amount of rice. I am not a fan of fried rolls and accidentally ordered it, some of you may like it.Hosomaki: I ordered smoked salmon (6/10) and tuna (4/10). I wasnt a fan of either especially tuna. The tuna's color was grey and both were very chewy.Overall, I would not recommend this place because they got rid of sashimi during lunch.
katherina ward
Lady at the desk has the worst attitude every time I come in there. I’m underaged and work barely and while paying for my meal, she points out that I didn’t put a tip while you should never do that. She Then persiste saying that being underaged isn’t an excuse to not pay tips.
jehu pierre
Absolutely inedible... the food was WAY too salty... I had a combo 9 for two and a large soup. Only the chicken was good... so I kept it and will use my rice cooker to make some white rice... never going back there
Sonam Tamang
Portions were very huge even though we had take-out. If you are unsure what to choose from their huge menu, just go with one of the combos which offer great variety and value. We took combo 12 and although it says “for 2 people”, it was so big that you could easily feed a family of 4 or have extras for the next day. The choices are pretty typical, but what I like is that the foods were not overly salted and oily like other places. My only complaint is that I had to wait an extra 15 minutes longer than the expected pickup time. But that was probably due to the busyness on a late Friday night.
Hilary K.
Well this place went downhill .. it use to be called Hasu and it was always the busiest place to go for AYCE buffet and sushi.. we came here on a sunday and we were a bit worried as there was no one there .. maybe it was an off day who knows but that was already a huge red flag .. listen the place is decent the foods ok but it doesn't meet up to the standards of the old Hasu .. you gotta get up yourself and walk to get your food concept is half/half like you got all the wok grill food that you have to go pick up yourself and then if you like sushi's you order it on the tablet and they come serve you the sushi on the table. Service was great! Can't complain. The BYOW is still in effect so they come and open the bottle of wine you bring for you and bring out glasses. I just really am mixed .. the soups were cold as hell .. my miso soup was still cold. My food was bland and just mediocre .. sushi rice was a lil stale I was trying to revitalize it by dunking the crap out of it in Spicy mayo and soya sauce Lolol The kimchi was awful. But then they had delicious tender grilled chicken and delicious crispy shrimps so the food was mixed .. it felt weird because not everything was consistent. It was alright decent ish but what you expect for an AYCE .. I guess I was hoping it would live up or exceed to their old name. Changing owners definitely didn't serve this place justice. Not sure I'll be back maybe who knows lol Cheers
Celine Ho
Read mixed reviews! However, we went on a Sunday night and enjoyed our experience for a buffet! Less people but sushi fish was fresh and many variety (order via tablet), and different dishes that were tasty (frog legs, chicken wings, shrimp dumplings, ribs, fried seafood...). Desserts very good, especially the soft serve chocolate ice cream and small bite size tiramisu. Just the music was very old style, could be improved.
Joanne Ma
Guys...all-you-can-eat Peking duck! I went to Kung Fu Legend in Laval last night and i left with a happy belly. This is an Asian themed buffet style restaurant. You won't find pasta, so don't get salty over that. You can order sushi and peking duck on the tablets and they serve you at the table. Then they have the hot buffet tables where you'll find things like fried wings, fried squid, fried frog legs, chow mein, general tao chicken, dimsum...it might look like there's not many choices but the dishes get rotated. It's not always the same dishes. They're also cooked in smaller batches to ensure freshness.Special mention of the watermelon feta salad, the owner's favorite. It is not a kind of salad you'd find at a regular buffet.For dessert, they have ice cream that you scoop yourself and they have a self serve soft ice cream machine. Don't skip the cakes! Some of the cakes are from Lafrenais bakery. They have really good cake.This is also one of the only bring your own wine buffets I've ever been to. If, like me, you dont drink. No worrues, they thought of that too. They have an unlimited soft drink machine with pop, iced tea, and juice.It's a fantastic place for families and they are capable of holding big parties.The peking duck alone will have me going back. (I suggest ordering the duck in small batches, because the wrapping does dry out).
Celine H.
Read mixed reviews! However, we went on a Sunday night and enjoyed our experience for a buffet! Less people but sushi fish was fresh and many variety (order via tablet), and different dishes that were tasty (frog legs, chicken wings, shrimp dumplings, ribs, fried seafood...). Desserts very good, especially the soft serve chocolate ice cream and small bite size tiramisu. Just the music was very old style, could be improved.
Ordered sushi combo 2 and a hot & sour soup for a total 25$ . Very good
Ghada Laissaoui
Amazing service and great food. Absolutely loved the staff (Marie-eve and another girl I didn’t get her name) definitely will be going back.
Leisa Lee
Great value and there's something for everyone. Sushi was fresh and there was a wide range of sashimi, nigiri & maki. You order the sushi on an iPad and it's brought to the table, so it isn't left on the buffet. Good quality. The cooked food was made in small batches so it didn't sit around for a long time. Chicken wings, broccoli, some dim sum choices (siu mai, har gow), soups and other dishes. On the weekends they have Peking Duck which is a treat. And you can create your own soft serve ice cream cone which is fun. It's great for groups of people who don't always agree on what to eat.
Susan Ma
Ordered sushi for take out over the weekend, the kids and adults loved it! The egg rolls were delicious also! Will definitely go back for dine in experience
Леон Добрый
High price and very limited menu (comparing to other all-you-can eat places, like Kanda) and absolutely extensive use of batter. Service was immaculate. Food quality was lacking. Pic showing a tiny slice of beef covered by mountain of batter.
Restaurant closed
All you can eat sushi very poor quality! The buffet is dirty the waitresses and waiters are so weird and not smiling! Too bad will never go back again
Edit: No more sashimi for lunch.Overall 2.5/5Came here for lunch ($20.49+tax).Service was standard 7/10.Soup: I ordered both won ton and miso soup. There was 0 flavor and were lukewarm at best. I would avoid. 5/10.Appetizers: I ordered the fried mini shrimp and calamari rings. Too much batter not too flavorful. 6/10. The salt and pepper squid was decent (7/10). The salt and pepper shrimp were the same mini fried shrimp sautéed (6/10). Avoid the Eggroll (2/10). Chicken wings were standard with breading. Not undercooked (7/10).Mains: I ordered the general tao chicken (8/10), sesame beef (5/10 too much fried batter and oily, sauce was good), Szechuan shrimp (8/10), and garlic steak sirloin (9/10). The garlic spareribs were fatty and flavor was lackluster (5/10). The general thai chicken is the same thing as the general tao except the same sauce as sesame beef, just avoid (5/10).*NO more Sashimi at lunch.*Sashimi: I ordered salmon, surf clam, and tilapia (all 7/10). Standard normal quality sashimi. Points reduction for not being available at lunch price anymore.Nigiri: I ordered salmon, shrimp, fish eggs, and surf clam nigiri (all 7/10). Standard nigiri, plus points for not putting too much rice.Maki: I ordered the Tiger (7/10), Rainbow (7/10), Kamikaze (8/10), and Seafood Roll (5/10, fried roll). Avoid the general tao roll (4/10). The rolls were compact and had a normal amount of rice. I am not a fan of fried rolls and accidentally ordered it, some of you may like it.Hosomaki: I ordered smoked salmon (6/10) and tuna (4/10). I wasnt a fan of either especially tuna. The tuna's color was grey and both were very chewy.Overall, I would not recommend this place because they got rid of sashimi during lunch.
Lady at the desk has the worst attitude every time I come in there. I’m underaged and work barely and while paying for my meal, she points out that I didn’t put a tip while you should never do that. She Then persiste saying that being underaged isn’t an excuse to not pay tips.
Absolutely inedible... the food was WAY too salty... I had a combo 9 for two and a large soup. Only the chicken was good... so I kept it and will use my rice cooker to make some white rice... never going back there
Portions were very huge even though we had take-out. If you are unsure what to choose from their huge menu, just go with one of the combos which offer great variety and value. We took combo 12 and although it says “for 2 people”, it was so big that you could easily feed a family of 4 or have extras for the next day. The choices are pretty typical, but what I like is that the foods were not overly salted and oily like other places. My only complaint is that I had to wait an extra 15 minutes longer than the expected pickup time. But that was probably due to the busyness on a late Friday night.
Well this place went downhill .. it use to be called Hasu and it was always the busiest place to go for AYCE buffet and sushi.. we came here on a sunday and we were a bit worried as there was no one there .. maybe it was an off day who knows but that was already a huge red flag .. listen the place is decent the foods ok but it doesn't meet up to the standards of the old Hasu .. you gotta get up yourself and walk to get your food concept is half/half like you got all the wok grill food that you have to go pick up yourself and then if you like sushi's you order it on the tablet and they come serve you the sushi on the table. Service was great! Can't complain. The BYOW is still in effect so they come and open the bottle of wine you bring for you and bring out glasses. I just really am mixed .. the soups were cold as hell .. my miso soup was still cold. My food was bland and just mediocre .. sushi rice was a lil stale I was trying to revitalize it by dunking the crap out of it in Spicy mayo and soya sauce Lolol The kimchi was awful. But then they had delicious tender grilled chicken and delicious crispy shrimps so the food was mixed .. it felt weird because not everything was consistent. It was alright decent ish but what you expect for an AYCE .. I guess I was hoping it would live up or exceed to their old name. Changing owners definitely didn't serve this place justice. Not sure I'll be back maybe who knows lol Cheers
Read mixed reviews! However, we went on a Sunday night and enjoyed our experience for a buffet! Less people but sushi fish was fresh and many variety (order via tablet), and different dishes that were tasty (frog legs, chicken wings, shrimp dumplings, ribs, fried seafood...). Desserts very good, especially the soft serve chocolate ice cream and small bite size tiramisu. Just the music was very old style, could be improved.
Guys...all-you-can-eat Peking duck! I went to Kung Fu Legend in Laval last night and i left with a happy belly. This is an Asian themed buffet style restaurant. You won't find pasta, so don't get salty over that. You can order sushi and peking duck on the tablets and they serve you at the table. Then they have the hot buffet tables where you'll find things like fried wings, fried squid, fried frog legs, chow mein, general tao chicken, dimsum...it might look like there's not many choices but the dishes get rotated. It's not always the same dishes. They're also cooked in smaller batches to ensure freshness.Special mention of the watermelon feta salad, the owner's favorite. It is not a kind of salad you'd find at a regular buffet.For dessert, they have ice cream that you scoop yourself and they have a self serve soft ice cream machine. Don't skip the cakes! Some of the cakes are from Lafrenais bakery. They have really good cake.This is also one of the only bring your own wine buffets I've ever been to. If, like me, you dont drink. No worrues, they thought of that too. They have an unlimited soft drink machine with pop, iced tea, and juice.It's a fantastic place for families and they are capable of holding big parties.The peking duck alone will have me going back. (I suggest ordering the duck in small batches, because the wrapping does dry out).
Read mixed reviews! However, we went on a Sunday night and enjoyed our experience for a buffet! Less people but sushi fish was fresh and many variety (order via tablet), and different dishes that were tasty (frog legs, chicken wings, shrimp dumplings, ribs, fried seafood...). Desserts very good, especially the soft serve chocolate ice cream and small bite size tiramisu. Just the music was very old style, could be improved.
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Ordered sushi combo 2 and a hot & sour soup for a total 25$ . Very good
Amazing service and great food. Absolutely loved the staff (Marie-eve and another girl I didn’t get her name) definitely will be going back.
Great value and there's something for everyone. Sushi was fresh and there was a wide range of sashimi, nigiri & maki. You order the sushi on an iPad and it's brought to the table, so it isn't left on the buffet. Good quality. The cooked food was made in small batches so it didn't sit around for a long time. Chicken wings, broccoli, some dim sum choices (siu mai, har gow), soups and other dishes. On the weekends they have Peking Duck which is a treat. And you can create your own soft serve ice cream cone which is fun. It's great for groups of people who don't always agree on what to eat.
Ordered sushi for take out over the weekend, the kids and adults loved it! The egg rolls were delicious also! Will definitely go back for dine in experience
High price and very limited menu (comparing to other all-you-can eat places, like Kanda) and absolutely extensive use of batter. Service was immaculate. Food quality was lacking. Pic showing a tiny slice of beef covered by mountain of batter.