Food was good the fish was fresh, we travel a lot for my husbands work and originally were from…read moreFlorida so we are used to fresh fish There was no fishy smell the tuna was fresh White fish was good Service was fast!

My visit to Sushi Ninja wasn't merely disappointing -- it was a masterclass in petty fraud and…read morecustomer contempt. I ordered the Sashimi Deluxe with a simple pot of hot tea. Thirty-four dollars later, what arrived was an insult. The fish pieces were barely larger than a quarter and sliced so ridiculously thin they were translucent -- practically see-through, as the photo makes brutally clear. It was like the chef was rationing scraps or playing some sadistic optical illusion. This wasn't "deluxe." It was delusional. A reluctant, miserly gesture from a kitchen that clearly couldn't care less. I left the table not just unsatisfied, but actively starving -- so humiliated I had to stop at Burger King just to finish what this place failed to start. The service was even worse. Our waitress delivered pure disdain, treating our presence like an inconvenience to her personal day. Eye rolls, curt answers, the full "why are you even here" vibe. And they even had the temerity to ask for a tip on the tax -- because apparently getting fleeced wasn't enough, they wanted to tax the fleecing too. From the chorus of similar reviews, this isn't a bad night -- it's the house special. A toxic little asian culture thriving in a town with no real competition. That's the only reason this dump stays open. In Liberal, Kansas, where real sushi options are a long drive away, they've decided they can charge premium prices for microscopic portions and a side of attitude. The inflated ratings? Laughable. They're propped up by locals just grateful anything Japanese exists out here in the middle of nowhere. Reality is far uglier: overpriced, underwhelming, and served with open contempt. There is nothing -- absolutely nothing -- to recommend here. No quality. No quantity. No value. No respect. I will never return, and I strongly advise anyone reading this to keep driving. Save your money, your time, and your dignity. Sushi Ninja doesn't deserve any of them.

I think this place deserves a solid 3 or 3.5 maybe. Can't say much about the food, the lomein looks…read moreunappealing. The rice looks Mexican rice...I mean if you can turn Jasmine Rice in to a Mexican looking fried rice...kudos to you. But other parts of the meal were fairly doable. The broccoli salad was light and refreshing, the hot mustard made to my liking, strong but just the right amount of intensity, dip some of the peppered fried chicken in there and it was a rather good complimentary pairing. The cabbages sauteed looked fresh, bbq ribs were legit. And although nothing sophisticated with their sushi, the sushi tasted much better than Fujisan refrigerated sushi you'd get at Costco. Hot and sour soup passes my acceptance bar. And they have creme corn and ice cream. So, having driven back and forth on the 54 Highway connecting Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and New Mexico on one diagonal byway, I instantly knew all these years, this must be some kind of Mule Route where border migrants come in and where drugs can make there way up north. Considering the non-existence of State Troopers and Border Patrol....this is Cartel Heaven. Then dropping in here at this Super Buffet in Nomansland Guymon Oklahoma, it just all confirmed my notion....this is Mexican Sanctuary. The Buffett is packed, Hispanic dialogue fills the atmosphere, the owners were a young couple in their late 40s, Fuzhounese / Fuqingnese Chinese and they ran this entire establishment with Mexican, Guatemalan Kitchen Staff. Impressive...but please....teach the staff to get the lomein and fried rice right. The Fuzhounese Chinese are the equivalent to the Patels of India. They come to America by incurring large sums of debt paid to a Fuzhounese / Fuqingnese human trafficking organizations called snake heads, and the snake heads either get them the Visas to enter into the United States or circumvent entering the US by coming through Mexico; then their first stop is Brooklyn, NY 8th Avenue where they're settled in with a phone and soon they're sent off to some middle of nowhere town in the Heartland of America, working in another Fuzhounese owned restaurant & Buffett until they manage to secure an underground loan to finance their own buffett in another town like this one, Guymon Oklahoma. And so going back to the Patels whom own ever block of motels on America's highways, the Fuzhounese run every Buffett, Sushi you come across in every small town America. I'll end it here with my bantering. This buffett is an ok stop in between Kansas City and Tucumcari New Mexico. Is it great? F*ck no. But will it fuel you up? F*ck yes. Would I recommend? If On highway 54, yes.

The food is all right. Customer service is mid, but the worst part about this restaurant would be…read morethe fact that the lady wipes the condensation that's coming off of the food under these metal poles and she wiped the water to where it falls onto the food really really really bad food safety practices would not recommend Have gotten food poisoning once.

I ordered the California Roll and it turn out delicious and I wanted to say is that everyone should…read moretry this restaurant and I will return to Osaki Steak and Sushi House Hungry for more.

Service was excellent! Called in order to go…read more They mentioned it would be ready in 15 minutes. Right on the dot!

This time through we walked in one hour to close. The staff was still friendly and food was still…read morecoming out hot and fresh. We ate in the quiet solitude of being late travelers and headed out. Great little spot and both times the staff were amazing.

Food was not worth the price. Staff did not understand what…read morewas needed. Building was old and seemed to be falling apart. I won't be back.

The food is amazing! The staff is friendly and attentive. It has a great atmosphere as well. Highly…read morerecommended!!

The pampa roll and monkey ball roll are great. We always get our order to go. Very courteous…read moreemployees.

I like to get sushi here! It's included in their buffet, which is all you can eat for about $10…read moreduring lunch (before 3), then $11.50 after 3.

I remember this restaurant when I used to be a wee little lad. I moved out of work a long time…read moreafter that almost never came back but one day I came back to visit family and I tried the restaurant again. It was absolutely amazing. It brought me back to my childhood. I loved it.

Chinese buffets are my guilty pleasure. I don't know why, but I seem to be drawn to them. This…read morevisit to China Dragon was pretty good. At 5:30 pm on a Tuesday, there was only one other table in use which would not be a good sign. But I checked out the buffet and decided to stick it through. By 6:00 pm, there were a few more people here. This was good. More than a dozen hot items on the steam table and they included the usual meat and vegetable and sauce. Some noodles, some rice, some soups. Nothing unusual or overly creative but it was tasty and filling and definitely inexpensive. The woman working the register was also clearing tables and refreshing drinks. More food came out to refill some of the steam table items. The restaurant is clean and the table was cleared immediately after patrons departed. I'd have liked to see more options or even some sushi, but this is the Texas Panhandle not San Francisco. It's good enough. [Review 16177 overall - 354 in Texas - 1683 of 2021.]

The salt and pepper shakers were dirty. The bathroom was not clean. They used to have a young man…read morewho kept the place clean. I'm assuming he no longer works there. Then when we went to check out there was a $3.00 holiday fee. There was no food on the buffet special for a holiday. Need to edit saying that the hot and sour soup was completely different than what they used to make. Some of the food was cold. We used to like this place. Totally disappointed.