Don't judge a book by its cover! Non assuming outside but I went in because it had good reviews…read more And now I get to add one! First off, service was amazing. No end of individuals asking if they could refill my water or assist me in any way. The food was very fresh, I had the lunch roll special with an Alaskan and salmon roll. Can't beat the price for the freshness and service! I'll be back.

I'm back! I had such a good meal the last time I was in town, I decided to come back for some…read moresushi. It almost 6pm and I'm sitting down for an early dinner. I was up early, so I plan on hitting the bed early tonight. The service is prompt, reserved and efficient. I'd expect nothing less. I ordered some seaweed salad and a super dragon roll, Phoenix roll and a shrimp tempura roll. The seaweed salad was crisp and fresh. Yum. I decided to sit at the bar, so my mouth is watering watching them make my sushi. As I watch the various plates be completed, I really appreciate the effort and attention to their creative presentations. Make no mistake about it, this sushi not only looks amazing, it tastes incredible. I highly recommend the sushi. I'll be back for sure .

This restaurant replaces the old Subway. It's an interesting building, if not somewhat awkward. But…read moresomething about it just works. There are some highlights here and one lowlight. First, the owner is awesome. Great guy. You'll want this man to succeed. The spring roll appetizer is awesome. As is the sushi and the bowls. Tried salmon in both and they were fresh and flavorful. Highly recommend. With the stir fry, the chicken was tender. The vegetables were a little stiff. The overall dish lacked flavor. I tried to spruce it up a tad with soy sauce, but to no avail. It was just not salvageable. So, I'll be back. I'll try more sushi and bowls. But I'd avoid the stir fry.

Food/Sushi was amazing. Large portions at a reasonable price…read more Rolls are a lot bigger than Ginza's! Very friendly and quick service. Highly recommend! I will be going back.

Several family members ate here and we had a great time. Very good variety of sushi. We enjoyed the…read morefood and tried each other's choices.

Food was ok. Like a fast food sushi place. Not mad at the food at all, but definitely not great…read moresushi. Everything was served in to go containers and styrofoam plates . No table service at all. You grab a menu, decide what you want and then go order at the counter. The only thing they do is cook it and bring it to you. Atmosphere was confusing aesthetically unpleasing. Like a fast food restaurant converted to a ""Japanese" fast food place. Disappointed.

We're regulars at this restaurant. The buffet selection is amazing. The food is always delicious…read more The people are so nice. They have a coy pond and you can feed the fish. The kids have fun in the arcade too. I recommend getting a table, the booths are a little tight.

It's been months since we last came to this restaurant. Our last experience where we had to throw…read moreout much of our take out order because it was way too spicy hot discouraged us from wanting to go here. Last week after my dental hygiene appointment close by made me want to give them another chance. I placed a small to go order in case the extra spicey cook was working. I ordered two large hot large hot & sour soup, a large egg Foo Yung, and a large pork lo mein. My husband and I ate one hot & sour soup and split the egg Foo Yung for dinner. Yay, we throughly enjoyed our meal and it had just the perfect kick of spice. We had the second soup and some of the pork lo mein the next day along with some warmed up leftover chicken. Delicious! We had two very enjoyable dinners and some lo mein left to supplement another meal. We have put China Buffet back on our list of restaurants to enjoy. The fifth star is lacking because they have raised their prices considerably as if they were an elegant restaurant. It's a little pricey for a casual dining experience.

It's time to write an update for this restaurant and the take out food that we buy. This is the…read moresecond time (out of the last two purchases, about six months apart) that our order has been filled incorrectly. So I'm taking off one star just for the disappointment that happens when you get home with something other than you are expecting. Last time our hot & sour soup order was "Happy Family Soup" which my husband couldn't eat at all because of the assortment of meats and fish. This time our order of Pork Lo Mein was filled with Pork Mei Fun. The rice noodles had ZERO SAUCE OR FLAVOR. if I'm intending on ordering Mei Fun I always order Singapore Mei Fun with the delicious curry seasoning. The second star is removed because the Hot & Sour soup was beyond HOT! I really like spicey food as does my husband but this soup deadened my taste buds towards food eaten at a separate meal on a separate day. It was SO HOT that the broth of the soup was an orangey red. Every spoonful had at least three or four visible chunks of red pepper. The bottom of the bowl was a collection of ground black pepper, white pepper, and chunks of red pepper skins. The first night we ate the soup it was HOT but tolerable because it was something we hadn't eaten for a while. The second night neither one of us wanted to finish the bowl because it was just TOO HOT! The third star taken off is for the quality of meat used in the General Tso's Chicken and the Mongolian Beef. The chicken was large, hard, stringy pieces of chicken that you could neither cut with a steak knife or chew. The sauce was obviously made by their cook that likes heat. It was orange not brown because of the number of red peppers. The whole large order only had two pieces total of broccoli. As for the Mongolian Beef it was thick chewy chunks of beef like what should have been used as stew meat so it would become tender. Once again it was unchewable and not worth struggling with a sharp knife. There was little sauce or onions with the Mongolian beef so it was a bust! My husband would like me to take off a fourth star because what we planned would be a third night of dinners is going in the garbage. We are dumping one quart of hot & sour soup, 2/3 an order of Mongolian Beef, 2/3 of an order of General Tso's Chicken, 2/3 of the Mei Fun that we had hoped would be our Pork Lo Mein, and three small containers of rice. WHAT A WASTE! That's money down the drain. I on the other hand am giving the star because the Egg Foo Yung on the first night was delicious. I'm being generous giving this restaurant two stars because we maybe didn't like the food but at least we didn't get sick like some reviewers have written in their reviews. WE WILL NOT BE BACK FOR AT LEAST A YEAR AND DEFINITELY WILL READ CURRENT YELP REVIEWS BEFORE WE RETURN !

Best Chinese buffet I have ever been in. Huge selection of dishes/food. Plan to visit often.read more

I needed a bit of some gas before getting back to Louisville and some chips for a party!…read more It's set up like any other Kroger and I had no trouble finding what I needed. Staff members are all over and I felt confident that if I needed help, I could ask someone. Self checkout was quick! I do like that the parking lot is huge and that they've got spaces up front for those who have come to pick up what they've ordered on the Kroger app. Very cool!

I'm at Kroger on a Monday evening after work to get groceries for the week. However, they only…read morehave 4 registers open for service, along with the self checkouts open. I have a cart load of groceries, have worked all day and don't plan to check myself out. I have been in line for 10 minutes and two cart loads in front of me. Please don't become Wal-mart, because that is why I stopped going there two years ago. (POOR to NO SERVICE) People does not want to work all day and come and check themselves out; unless it's a few items and self checkout is for the convenience.

You are the ONLY Kroger that didn't update your NYE hours online or on the KROGER APP!read more

To Kroger Corporate Management and Asset Protection Lead,…read more I am writing to formally report a deeply disturbing experience my partner, our 15-year-old cousin, and I had at your store on Sunday March 15th at approximately 11:00am. While shopping in the cosmetics department, we were subjected to blatant and persistent shadowing by a store associate (white male mid to late 20s, blue polo, black pants and a name tag that I can't recall due to stress). This individual followed us closely from aisle to aisle, making no effort to hide their surveillance. This was not "customer service"; it was targeted intimidation. As a family--including a minor--who are openly gay and were dressed casually in hoodies, we felt we were being profiled. Whether this bias was based on our clothing, our sexual orientation, or a combination of both, the result was the same: we were treated like criminals rather than customers. When I attempted to de-escalate the situation by calmly asking the associate if there was a problem, the harassment intensified. Rather than acting professionally, a second associate joined the first, creating an intimidating 'two-against-one' dynamic. This targeted confrontation was aggressive and predatory; it left me physically shaking and fearing for my safety in front of my partner and our 15-year-old cousin. Shopping for basic necessities should not be a humiliating experience. My 15-year-old cousin and frankly, all of us, were left feeling shaken and unwelcome, and as a regular customer, I am appalled that Kroger's "Loss Prevention" standards allow for such aggressive and alienating behavior.