First impressions are lasting impressions and sometimes the most accurate... If the interior looks grungy, bordering on dirty, then I question the kitchen, the place we should really be concerned since we don't see behind closed doors. In fact, I held off on using the restroom, because of the condition of the dining room. I was liberal in giving 2 stars (vs 1 star) only because the sushi offered was decent in quantity and quality for a buffet, and extra effort was put into the fried rice with diced veggies and meat; the sushi chef did his job. However, beyond that, we weren't impressed. I tried a bite or two different chicken dishes, General Tso and Sesame Chicken, and some sort of a peppered chicken; they were doughy, heavy laden and soggy, as if they'd been swimming in a broth the entire day, and I couldn't honestly identify the meat. The offerings on the buffet were typical but quality fell short. I'm hopeful management will make the effort to clean up its act and offer a cleaner way to enjoy a meal out with a decent variety of options. Ok enough beating up this establishment; the plus side is it's an inexpensive choice for families in an AYCE environment. Decide for yourself, but I'd suggest choosing the hibachi grill where you choose (and see) your ingredients and watch it being cooked fresh. Otherwise, maybe avoid this place altogether... There has to be better choices in the area, or God save us all. read more
