This is deep within a strip mall so you will not be able to see it from the street. Plenty of parking. They have a sushi station but I would avoid this. They put random vegetables and fruit in the sushi to save on cost. Most of the sushi has some type of pickle in it. Seems like you are eating pickles with rice. You can tell that the sushi is low quality ingredients and hastily made. I put it below grocery store sushi. They have a Hibachi station to cook all your food to order. All the chicken dishes tasted great. Seafood dishes were hit or miss. I had too much food and I enjoyed it. Buffet and drink cost about $17 during the weekday lunch buffet. read more

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Me and my husband went here. We found this place on a Google search. This place did not disappoint. Everything was so fresh and delicious.

Nice, clean spot with okay service. Perfect for a teen birthday lunch! The kids enjoyed the variety, and the fresh-to-order hibachi station was a great touch for me. Good price point. Definitely a good lunch destination. read more

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Pretty decent buffet, and relatively cheap for the options! I was especially hooked with their crab rangoons, I've been wanting to come back just for those. The place was clean as well as the bathrooms. I just put 3 stars because I don't remember much of what I ate and how they tasted. read more

Hibachi buffet | Atlanta, Ga Buford Hwy NE (3.7 out of 5) -- Hibachi Buffet | Atlanta, GA Hibachi Buffet is exactly what you expect when you hear the words "Chinese buffet"--and I mean that in both the comforting and slightly concerning ways. Let's start with the wins. Seating is lightning-fast, which is perfect when your stomach is making decisions faster than your brain. The staff is friendly and keeps things moving, and the food selection is huge--so huge that you'll need at least two laps before committing. Pricing is pretty standard for a buffet these days, around $25 per person with tip, and overall the place is fairly clean, which already puts it ahead of some buffet horror stories we won't speak of. Now for the not-so-great. For a Chinese buffet, the chicken situation is... confusing. No General Tso's, no orange chicken, no classics--just sesame chicken holding down the fort like it lost its coworkers. About half the food was barely warm, which makes you question whether it's fresh or just emotionally tired. The real low point, though, was the chicken nuggets. They tasted like they had been through some things. Possibly several days' worth of things. Bottom line: Hibachi Buffet is decent if you're hungry, not picky, and craving quantity over perfection. It's a solid 3.7-star experience--good enough to satisfy a buffet craving, but not quite good enough to crave again anytime soon. If the food were hotter and the chicken lineup stronger, this place could level up fast. www.westayedthere.com read more

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This is a very casual buffet spot in an industrial part of town. I wouldn't say it's a "bad" neighborhood; it's just a very highly populated area. It seems like the people who are there are regulars and it's the place to go for dinner for those living in the area. The two times I've been there it's been the exact same. Someone yawning and bored "greets" us, and nonchalantly leads us to a table. We are on our own at that point. We get food, someone takes plates as they are empty, you might get more water, and when finished-- you wait for a bill, nothing comes. You literally feel invisible. You can't make eye contact with anyone working. You wander to the front, and now you have three "servers" tailing you and you are stopped at the front by someone who is a manager demanding you pay. It literally has happened each time I have been here. So there may be a bit of a theft problem? It would be easier to just pay in the beginning IMO since there is nothing to "add" to the bill, but I get people wanting their tips as well. There is a communication gap between being done eating and paying that I'm not sure about. But really, it's about the food and the convenience, and I have to say, for 20 dollars it's not that bad, and they have a few things I like. It's not good if it's not hot though-- I did "to-go" before and warmed up later and everything tasted like grease and oil and sort of fell apart. They also have a large area of fried foods which I think keeps all the kids happy and make it an easy place for parents with picky eaters-- fries, pizza, ice-cream, noodles, etc. There is a sushi area and a hibachi area that seem popular-- the sushi area is a little boring, but there is always a line for the hibachi. The crab, shrimp, mussels-- everything served hot and cooked and served in it's shell had an extremely strong ammonia smell and taste. It was not edible. The salad bar area had more dressings that options for a salad. There was iceberg lettuce cut in wedges (but they don't have knives so not sure how you are supposed to eat this), and tomato SLICES (like you would put on a hamburger). Some of the early stuff they had when they opened in 2019- like cottage cheese, eggs, grape tomatoes, red onion, bacon-- are no longer available. There really isn't any salad bar area, just lettuce and a bunch of dressings. Also, would love to have them up their dessert game. There were just a few cookies and cups of ice cream in a freezer. If they could get some soft serve that would really be an improvement. read more

Enjoyed the food I had at this place. My family and friends love coming here especially for their crab legs and almond cookies. Due to not being very hungry, I only had fruit and rice, which was good and fresh. Looking at what the others brought back to the table looked very good. We were seated quickly and enjoyed our experience here. Next time I will definitely try everything since it all looked so good. read more

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This place used to be good. This place has gotten lazy and don't clean the food before cooking it I am very disappointed. Weekend price is not right for the quality of the food,!!!! The crab legs had sea moss read more

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Horrible food was cold n mostly fish n seafood. Will never return unfortunately. I was hoping for so much better

Okay, do not let the health score fool you like it did me. Go to this place while my car was getting worked on. At first I was hesitant but my hunger forced me to try it. They open at 10:30, I got there 11:10. Food should still be hot right! Not here everything was cold. I only ate a few bites and left. What a waste!!! read more

One of the best Chinese buffets in Atlanta. They have hibachi that they make in front of you that a lot of people go for. I go for the seafood. They offer snow crab and fried Dungeness crab. They also have crawfish clams and mussels. They don't have oysters here like some buffets have but I like their food quality and how they always replenish food quickly so you're not waiting around for the seafood. Huge parking lot so plenty of parking and only $17.95 per person read more

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It is a great child friendly buffet spot. Affordable fresh and amazing customer service. For my nephew and nieces, they have been asking to go back. Great affordable clean spot read more

It was very clean ,waitstaff very attentive everything was wonderful except the extremely overcooked snow crab legs. The other foods were wonderful. read more

For a Buffett spot, I am not mad at this one. They have little soft shell crabs at night that I love. And the hibachi is fire honestly. I wish they had a big better selection of fish and steak but I mean what else can you ask at 18 dollars a person. But def a cheap, cool spot to eat. read more

They offer a large variety of food from crawfish to sesame chicken and even include a full hibachi bar with raw meats and vegetable that are prepared fresh after you select your items and put them on a plate to hand to the cook. The seafood on the hot bars is predominantly over cooked but you get what you pay for. The weekend rates cost about $2 more than the weekday rates at around $16 pp after tax (ie April 23, 2023). As for service, the waiters come and change out the plate after you complete every meal. The ambiance is what you would expect form a buffet, very family oriented. I recommend wearing comfortable clothing and sneakers. The floor can be dirty in the food area. Pass on the cheesecake. The crab legs are over cooked. The crawfish are really small, but again---you get what you pay for and for that it was not bad. read more

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Buffet with lots of offerings such as egg rolls, shrimp, sesame chicken, seasoned tilapia, baked fish, clams and a full hibachi station. The restaurant is really spacious with big booths that are great for groups. read more

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This spot is definitely a goto for me!! The seafood is delicious, especially the fried crab and steamed snowcrab legs, shrimp, sushi. They have multiple tasty selections to choose from. They only serve crab legs on Saturday and Sundays. It's so very affordable at $15.99 on the weekend and $11.99 during the week early in the day. read more

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Hibachi Buffet is better than the average Asian style buffet. I say Asian "style" because we all know these are Americanized versions of these dishes, and we really don't care or we would not be eating in a place like this. What they offer is portion size (all you can eat), and speedy service. It's all cooked on the bar so you can literally be eating lunch just a minute or two after you walk in the door. So when you need something quick so you can get back to work this can be faster than a drive through. As buffets go Hibachi has a lot to offer. The have the Hibachi grill or Mongolian bbq where you can select your own proteins and vegetables and get a custom made stir fry with just what you want on it freshly made and hot off the grill. They also have a sushi line. It's nothing fancy, a lot of imitation crab and avocado wrapped up in rice. They also offer the traditional sauced chicken dishes, some Italian choices (fettuccini and pizza). Hibachi Buffet also has multiple seafood offerings with whole tilapia and other boneless fish as well as shrimp several ways. The lunch buffet is 10.99 and does not include drink. read more

If you want tough, chewy chicken, this is the place for you. Floor so clean you could eat off it? I hope, because they just prepped a bin full of food on the dining table next to me and then set it on the floor. Really up for an adventure? Try the restrooms. No latches on the stall. Toilet paper holder broken and falling on the floor. Inside walls look like someone threw up weeks ago and it was never cleaned. No paper towels in either dispenser. But really, was the food good? Not really. It was hot, but that's as far as compliments go. Not cheap. Not good. read more

Definitely worth $19. Lots of variety and quality is pretty good. Plenty of hot and fresh food and staff is constantly refilling. Exceeded expectations and will definitely be coming back! All you can eat crab legs alone, is worth the price. read more

I came here for lunch break as this isn't too far where I work at. I came here around 1:30pm and it still had the lunch crowd. I always learned to come to a buffet when it's busy because that's why you know there will be fresh food and not food sitting around. The parking lot is spacious and you get to pick and choose where you park at. Of course I chose somewhere far so I can walk off the food I am about to eat. As far as the Coviad and etc. There is a sign stating that you need to wear a mask while entering. The front staff did not take my temperature and sat us immediately. As far as the social distance, the tables are basically spaced the same as prior Coviad. So basically use caution as you will be sitting right next to somebody. It appears that they give you gloves when you go up to get your own food. Most people were wearing masks while getting their food but not everybody. This place is your typical Chinese buffet which includes all your hot foods, cold foods, sushi bar, and raw hibachi bar where they cook your food fresh. I went to the hibachi bar first as I piled on some steak, mushroom, onions, and imitation crab meats. I told the hibachi cook that I wanted the garlic sauce. The hibachi was excellent. As it tasted fresh and I loved the garlic sauce to it. The sushi wasn't half bad and I had a few pieces. The green beans was very good as well. Surprisingly, I really enjoyed the clams and salt & pepper chicken. The waitress was excellent as she was very fast to refill your drinks and clean off the table. The hot & sour soup was very flavorful and good as well. I had some of the dessert and the pineapple was very fresh. I had the chocolate ice cream as it was soft serve. At the lunch price of $8.99, you really can't beat it. It's a steal! Like I said, it's a lower level Chinese buffet but very good for what it is. I definitely will be back and recommend anybody in the Brookhaven area to give this place a try if your looking for a Chinese buffet fix!!! read more

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They didn't have crab legs and it made me upset but they had good crawfish and they said I had to wait until til tomorrow for crab legs and since they didn't have crab legs I hate this place read more

It was actually pretty good, my Asian stepdad really like the seafood there. Big selection of sea food. Would recommend read more

Its been so long since I've been to a self serve all you can eat. When I finally saw that they re-opened, my heart jumped for joy and my stomach readied itself. The staff was friendly and attentive enough, offering refills and clearing plates. They require masks to enter and require you to use gloves to self serve. The entire buffet wasnt open (no sushi) but they did have the hibachi going, ice cream, tons of hot options. For $7.99 for lunch you simply cannot go wrong. The food was frequently refilled and had all the staples you look for in the Chinese buffet. Nothing super interesting or unique, but it was clean and the price was good. 10/10 will be going back. read more

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Look, everyone should know what the deal is when going to any buffet around the Atlanta area. This is not fine dining. Being one of 6 kids growing up, buffets were a treat...Chinese buffets were reserved for holidays and birthdays. None of the flavors and dishes have really changed in the 28-ish years that I have been eating at the variety of places that have come and gone around here. They have a market, and each place caters to that market. Basic and Americanized with hints of Latin influence sprinkled in. The food is hot and in abundance. Quality and Authenticity are not what you need to come here expecting...if you demand that out of your food, take it to other glorious places up and down BuHi. While we were there: The trays were replenished frequently, and nothing was left empty on any of the areas. The hibachi section had decent cuts of meat and all of the veggies looked taken care of-nothing brown/pink or slimy. Selections-Looked no different than they have for decades. Salad bar, Sushi bar, Hibachi station, Dessert Bar and 3-Hot bars that had everything from chicken wings to baked fish filets. Sweet and Sour chicken to Spareribs. Broccoli/mushrooms to Hot and Sour soup...Peel and eat Shrimp to Lo Mein...I could go on. Servers-Polite and kept the plates cleared off and refilled our water every time they dipped below half a cup. The hostess and the lady at the register both said hello/goodbye as we came and went. Food consistency-What you would expect. Some pieces were a little overcooked and tough, some pieces were perfectly crispy, and others were a little soggy. It comes with mass quantities of food being prepared and then left to sit out on trays and on ice, for consumption....it is what it is! Everything looked clean and in order. Given the amount of foot traffic this place sees on a regular, I could understand if it was a little untidy...but it wasn't. It will more than likely be another 6+ years before I visit a buffet again, but it was at the nostalgic request of my sister that we ventured out to this one today...we left satisfied and ladened with MSG. read more

Environment was very dead, food was mid. Yall need to learn to wash dishes cause almost every dish I picked up was dirty .. that's nasty . At least our waitress was kind though . Won't eat here again... sorry read more

Great buffet ! Price point can not be beat if you can let me know. The clientele can sometimes be a little obnoxious, example ? Well you have a lot of guys just ogling your woman so be ready... but they mean no harm just stare a little too long for my taste. Food wise... it's a buffet you got all your heavy hitters, only surprise is that their sushi is better than average. They don't charge for seltzer water which is awesome. Place is generally clean. read more

Absolutely amazing food for the price. We we're pleasantly surprised. The only issue we had was contacting the place ahead of time. But we went anyway, & were rewarded! read more

Got sick at my stomach later on that day. Wanted a quick bite. Taking break from apartment hunting. Will never return. Not worth $16 for lunch read more

This place is very unethical. We came in an 1.5 hours from closing time and have seen more than 20 people come through and not once have they put fresh food. Everything was stale and cold. Not even a piece of bread or fry. I definitely do not recommend it. Nothing was fresh: fruit was scattered, no ice cream, sushi was old. I did multiple walks to see if anything new was out and nothing. read more

Upon arriving, I looked to see the buffet around 11:44 a.m. The food was stocked and fresh and clean. I tried the sushi and it was tasty. The soy sauce was extremely salty. They did not have low sodium soy sauce. I had the wonton soup and it was highly salty as well. The crab Rangoon was very good. Overall, it was ok. Staff was nice and hospitable read more

The food is super MID. The chicken in most of the food is drier than my ankles in the winter. Almost all the food I tried except for the soup was COLD or luke warm. Literally one of the worst buffets I've ever been to. Their food is flavorless... and the service sucks... the servers at the end of the meal follow you to the front expecting a tip. The ambiance is either empty or extremely busy. They also increase the price for Memorial Day... from a regular 14.99 to 16.99 just to serve trashy food. If I could give it NO STARS I would. read more

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I'm at the table now. It's a beautiful restaurant. Everything looks very clean and modern. To be fair, it's a cheap Chinese buffet. I didn't come in here with highs expectations. But those not so high expectations are shattered. This is the worst Chinese buffet I've ever had. All the food, with the exception of the fresh hibachi fried rice, is cold and bland. The hibachi rice is hot... but it's basically just salt. Just go somewhere else. read more

I was pleasantly surprised. This place is clean, attractive, great variety and the food was generally fresh. It was also busy for a lunchtime. Best all-u-can-eat around NE Atlanta. read more

Customer service is great food was ok we went when they were closing so everything was sitting not all fresh or hot but do plan on going back read more

Delicious and great selection friendly staff. Love the vegetables and cheesy crab. Fresh fruit is very good

Most of my appetizer items were cold; egg roll, dumplings and crab rangoons. Second plate: fried rice was cold and lumpy, sesame chicken was dried out, pepper steak was decent. Best part of the meal was the fried plantains, NOT the reason for going to an Asian buffet. I would never go back to this establishment. read more

When it comes to restaurants like these, I believe it's important to set appropriate dining expectations. Don't expect avant garde fare or experimental cuisine. At its best, Chinese buffets are about fast, dependable, and (hopefully inexpensive) food. At its worst, one ignores quality for the quantity consumed. Here at Hibachi Buffet, I'm afraid I had to remind myself of that quite a few times. For its high points, the food is fresh. Servers swap out the trays of food from the buffet with fair regularity, especially because when we went, the restaurant was hopping with diners on a weekend evening. What was fried was still hot and crispy by the time I reached in with my tongs, and the seafood dishes were comfortingly unfishy in taste and in aroma. A few trips to the buffet bar immediately revealed strong and low points. Americanized dishes and common Chinese takeout entrees are well done and tasty. For instance, I couldn't stop myself from getting refills of the lo mein, fried rice, and the fried shrimp. Where things fell apart a bit were the more 'out there' items. The sushi area had chefs making the rolls fresh, bu upon closer inspection, there were rolls with nothing else besides imitation crab meat and cucumber, along with a thick layer of rice. I wasn't sure anyone would deign to call this sushi, and I felt it unfair to label it as such. The fresh-to-order hibachi area is a neat idea, where one can pick and choose their carb, protein, and vegetables and have it prepared fresh on a grill. According to the signs, we were supposed to have been given a choice for our sauce; in actuality, the chefs (albeit hardworking) used the same sauce for everything - a few dark-colored sauces and LOADS of melted butter. When done, the hot plate was actually tossed onto the counter, sometimes splashing bits of food over the area. As a result, the counter was covered with a thick sheen of oil and grease, and without a system to keep track of which order is who's, I needed to keep watch the whole time lest someone else accidentally collect my plate (which happened once). All that said, I would've considered all of this par for the course for a buffet on a busy night. What I found unforgivable was the number of times I caught someone taking food out of the buffet with their hands. Most of the time, they were unsupervised children, which is probably more the parents' faults than the restaurant's. Still, by the fifth time it happened (the last time, I saw a child actually RETURNING a square of Jello with his bare hands), I found myself questioning the cleanliness of all the food. So if you're game for taking chances, this is a solid deal for the amount of food you're getting, especially at these prices. But if cleanliness and food hygiene matter a ton to you, consider yourself warned. read more

One of the better hibachi buffets I've been to in quite a while. Prices range from $10 for lunch to $15.99 for weekend prices. The buffet is plentiful with everything from blue crabs, a hibachi hot station, sushi, teriyaki chicken and egg drop soup to fried chicken, ribs and pizza. There's something fro everyone! They update the food items on a regular basis. They keep it pretty clean around the stations and include hand sanitizer and gloves at each station-which was helpful. My only 2 complaints is that the staff is very young at the front and seemed to stay on their phone when greeting guests. Also, the waiters don't seem very friendly. Lastly, some of the food selections were just blah and didn't taste authentic. Overall for the price you can't beat it. Awesome place to sample lots of options for a reasonable fee. read more

As a buffet, this one is the "usual" Chinese buffet. Hot selections are good but nothing out of the ordinary. The sushi is good, not complicated, and usually restocked pretty fast. There is a hibachi where you make yourself a plate and then they cook it for you. This guarantees "freshly cooked food" not subject to the steam table. As for selection, can't complain. If they offered something like crab legs it would be interesting. My only complaint is with the "seafood medley "on the buffet. Calamari, baby squid and shrimp cooked together and placed on the steam table results in overcooked shrimp that are mealy in texture. For the most part, a good value for your dollar. Food quality has vastly improved with the current owners. I like to dine in but my family likes to "grab and go", so there is something for everyone. I recommend this place as a good place to visit. read more