I'll admit, the price is good. Good selection of food, big variety. But that's about the end of the positives. We went as a party of 6, and were seated all the way in the back of what could almost be considered an annex. The main part of the restaurant seemed new and clean, but the back section smelled like dirty diapers or mold or something else equally unattractive. I was a little creeped out by the serve-yourself ice cream case. Everyone was digging away at the rock-hard ice cream with these long scoopers, and who knows where their hands had been. And the chocolate fountain gave me similar heebie-jeebies. Neither one seemed very sanitary to me. The food was rather disappointing, while it was a large selection most of it wasn't particularly good and there were some very weird concoctions. Not weird as in authentic like chicken feet, my husband's family is Chinese so I'm used to those kinds of things. Weird like things that looked like they were created from a random ingredient generator. I was reminded of a now-closed buffet in Laurel that once had sushi with cream cheese and honeydew. I will NOT be going back again, that's for sure! read more

Food still pretty good, but not as good as it used to be after several more times of coming here, but quality does depend greatly on time of day. Sushi quality has not gone down. Wait service has slowly improved. They do not accept Valpak coupons that did not come out of the mailer, so if you go to the website and print it out like you're allowed to do, they still won't take it. The least they could do is accept the coupons to offset the gas I use to go here in my ~30 minute commute each way. I have taken all of my out of town guests here, but alas, I will find something closer to home since they are stingy with the coupons. read more

You get pretty much what you would expect. Typical Asian buffet, decent amount of dishes to choose from. There is also a sushi bar. What I enjoyed most was the stir fry bar. You get a plate and fill it with your choice of items from the bar and the "chef" prepares it in front of you. Other than that it's an average buffet that's reasonably priced. read more

This place is an open buffet as of today 10/25/2020. They have about 75% of buffet lines stocked. Patrons are supposed to wear mask and gloves when serving themselves from the buffet. Most patrons followed this but not all and it appeared no one was enforcing the rule. For Sunday lunch $14.59 drink $1.89. There were less oriental style dishes than typical but enough to satisfy. I only gave 4 stars because while good, it is still buffet quality food. I enjoyed it. read more

My uncle and my aunt treat us over here. It was really great. Not bad at all..! The staff are nice and friendly. The restaurant is huge and fancy..! All you can eat buffet. I love the sushi, clamps, etc.. Also the have ice-cream, fruits, etc..! read more

We ended up going here for Christmas Eve dinner as everything else was closed. The selection of different types of food was very good from American to Italian to Asian. Most of the food was very good. The hibachi grill was just OK, they didn't cut up the beef strips and it was dried out and hard. Overall it was good and for the price well worth going there another time or two. The inside water fall and huge fish tank were interesting. There were alot of tables in the back room for large parties. read more

Honestly, from the food to the atmosphere everything was just meh. Nothing great nothing horrendous just a solid meh.

Went here this past weekend and again, everything was solid. I still just have no idea how this place has a lower rating than Empire a half a mile away. The only thing I can think is maybe some of the reviews giving 1s and 2s may not be legite. If you look at the list of people giving 1s and 2s, they have 1 or 2 reviews at most. Yeah - I just called out Empire Buffet for making fake Yelp profiles and trying to trash their competition. Anyways, this is the best Chinese buffet around. Anyone who thinks otherwise is insane. read more

We had this waiter named Danny. Good looking dude with a tattoo on hit right forearm but a terrible attitude. We were there for less then an hour and he handed us fortune cookies and we were rather confused. The maximum time is 2 hours. And so we complained about it amongst our table. We also cracked jokes about how they wanted to get rid of us but we were gonna spend the time we had paid for. So we spent about an hour and 15 minutes. We milked it out just to annoy or waiter, Danny. But as we were leaving he stuck the middle finger at us but luckily me and my little sister turned around just in time to see it. We couldn't help but laugh. Please employ a more respectful staff. Thank you read more

Teppanyaki Grill is a pretty good buffet with lots of seafood and sushi. I like the fried squid, chicken wings and sushi rolls. Lunch buffet is about $8 and dinner about $11. Usually very crowded especially on Sundays. Sometimes they don't replace the empty food trays fast enough. Usually the oysters run out fast, but they don't refill them for 25 minutes. read more

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HORRIBLE!!!!!!! I went with my husband and my 2 daughters for the 3rd time and I am LIVID!! The food was so so but the staff is HORRIBLE..... While my daughter was in the bathroom, a male staff member came in to help clean a dirty stall!!!!!! The bathroom was full of women and girls!!! Then another staff staff member came in spraying air freshener all over my daughter while she was in the stall!!!! When I stopped her and told her my daughter was in there she said "so what, the bathroom isn't fresh". I try to talk to a manager and he started yelling at me following me back to my table until I literally had to yell in his face and tell him to stop following me and get out of my face...... The food is mediocre at best but cheap and my kids love the ambiance.... Not worth cancer or high blood pressure from the staff. read more

Excellent value! $12.99 for a weekend dinner buffet. Yelp checkin for an additional $2 off. A ton of variety. Unless you're in Vegas or some fancy casino, it really doesn't get that much better than this. Not everything was great but there's something for everyone. It was definitely better than expected. Dishes to try. Whole steamed Maryland blue crab, fried shrimp, lobster with garlic and ginger sauce, crawfish boil, baked scallops, steamed clams. So, cooked seafood was definitely the highlight. Dishes to avoid. Anything sushi, it just wasn't good at all. read more

Saw the main rating on Yelp and thought "wow, maybe my standards are low." I've brought numerous guests to this place and each one has thanked me profusely for the meal. "Nice ambiance" they said. "So many choices!" they gasped "Where do they find all of these 4'11 Asian hostesses" Ok that last one was me, but either way the service is on point for accommodating the rolling masses of chubbies such as myself. (Really if you come here enough times walking is no longer a preferred method of transport) But I digress the selection really is outstanding, and if you can't find anything on the main floor walk over to their hibachi grill and get something custom made. I weep for the buffets that were in Laurel prior to this one because clearly T.G. came to dominate the competition. Bravo read more

At first glance this buffet is supreme. Don't get me wrong the food is excellent. But having a roach crawl across your table while enjoying your company, not so much. read more

Seafood wasn't as fresh like I respect. But It is better than sakura buffet (kind of dirty). This place is clean and so much choice of foods. Nice servers. read more

The thing that sets this place apart from the rest of the buffets you see near the area is the price. This buffet has pretty much the same offerings of all the others in a ten mile radius, but it is one or two dollars cheaper. There is rarely a line, which makes the wait from payment to seating very minimal. The host/hostess at the front could use a few smiling lessons, but other than that, "check in" is quite fast. The food is typical of buffets in the area. The best food I've had from here would have to be from the grill. Most other buffets that have a teppanyaki often taste bland and the food is more times than not, overcooked. The chefs who run the grill here rarely overcook the meat and add enough sauce to make every bite flavorful and satisfying. One thing I didn't enjoy were the muscles. They looked okay on the outside, but you do get a bit of shell/sand every now any then. One time, I bit into a baby crab that was hiding in the meat of the muscle, which took me for quite the surprise. All in all, you really can't beat this buffet in terms of price, however, they could offer one or two things different every now any then, and they could also work on making non-neutral facial expressions at the front. read more

I do not understand why some people hate this palce but some people like me love this place. I got lobster and dragon fruit in my dinner today! It is really rare to see this two things in a buffet! And dishes are delicious but there are so many people. I love the chocolate fountain read more

Teppanyaki Grill - Lobsters! Dragon Fruit! - Buffets Near Me - Laurel, Maryland

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I love Teppanyaki!! If you go during the lunch hour the pricing is cheaper. The food is good! My favorite is the Habachi grill where you can choose your own raw food and they will cook the food on the grill the way you like it. There is enough tables and seat for loads of people. I love the booths for a more private setting for family or a date. Its a buffet and you know most buffets suck. I think this place goes over the buffet expectations. :-) read more

Have been here before, but probably won't go again, or at least not for a very long time. This place does a have a huge buffet with a lot of variety and even a Mongolian BBQ section (that one section rates 5 stars). But honestly the clientele leaves a lot to be desired (people sticking their noses under the sneeze guards and other things you really don't want to think about related to the food you're gonna eat). The wait staff is pretty friendly and does keep your drinks full. But the place also smells of ... old. That old building moldy/mildewy smell. We discussed it, not knowing if it is the building, the people, the food, or some pretty disgusting combination of all three. Convenient, and not bad for a maybe-once-a-year cheap and decent buffet. But personally that's all I can take. read more

This is another typical Chinese buffet that relies on quantity versus quality. On the good side, there is ALOT of food. The hibachi grill does a decent job of preparing your fresh selections. There is a large amount of fresh fruits. The fried foods are pretty good, and everything is refilled pretty quick. On the other hand, the sushi is cold and leftover. Chinese foods like General Tso's chicken has more breading than meat. Some dishes are room temperature and lack seasoning, most notably the yellow fried rice that may have had salt extracted from it if that is even possible. While better than most similar buffets in the area, this place had gone downhill since they first opened. I might come here with a large group as seating is plentiful and they have a separate section for groups. But on my own, the local Chinese takeout is fresher and tastier any day. read more

Great food but waitress pays attention to what you eat all the time and they make conversation in Chinese and all them look over our table.

It's OK. Some of the food is OK, but most of it is not good at all. However, most buffet places are like this. I have never been to a buffet place with a lot of good dishes. It's a shame when you have good meat or seafood and prepare it wrong. Some of the food is decent, so I don't want to really knock this place. If you want good food, then go to a good restaurant. lol read more

My family has visited about once every month or two for the past six months. The place is better than any other buffet I've been too, but it is a buffet. The hibachi grill is great if you're not too particular. They cook everything at the same time wihtout much space between the next customers pile of ingredients. Keep in mind that seafood doesn't need to take as long as chicken or steak. My husband, allergic to seafood, ate steak fried rice, but had an allergic reaction. He later revealed he found a shrimp tail in his food, but kept eating anyway figuring he wouldn't have a reaction. The only other issues is that you have to go to the grill when the right cook is grilling. There is one cook there who burns up everything. It doesn't have the charred look, but it has the charred taste. Otherwise, the grill is great option with all sorts of ingredients...perfect if you're hesitant to dive into the risky buffet tables. From the buffet...the most consistent foods...fried food table (fried fish tastes the best), spring rolls, white rice, salmon when they bring out a fresh batch, string beans, fresh batch of general tso and peppered chicken, fried pork skewers, fruit, salad and ice cream. Overall, a huuuuge selection of foods so your first visit can be kinda fun. Quality is not bad...some foods lovely..others soso. The service...it is so-so. Sometimes we've gone there and they're polite...other times we've gone there, they barely spoke offering no thank yous, well wishes or even a smile...but they stared with stoic faces. Strange. It is best to go when it opens of course. We did dinner hours once...and never will again..too many people and seating becomes too far and inconvenient to the buffet...this can become an issue with little kids. Cleanliness. Depends on the time you go. Again, go during the earlier hours. Bathroom decent except during our dinner moment. Utencils can be questionable at times so bring your own. Plates usually appear clean. For refills, they vary. The waitress may have the pitch in hand and will refill your cup in front of you. Others will take your cup away and return with the cup refilled. In the latter case, ask for them to bring the pitcher to the table. Keep a look out for the typical terrible buffet habits of others...kids roaming around touching food, the guy who eats from the dishes, dishes with handles in the food..etc. Again, its best to get the fried foods or just stick with the Hibachi grill with hopes that the right cook is grilling. read more

Hooray! I was last here and was put off by the high noise/music level. I decided to give the place another try because I have had many previous enjoyable eating experiences. We'll, the time we arrived about 14:00, well after the lunch crowd. The greeter offered "Table Seating" instead of "Booth Seating" and we accepted table seating. It was a good choice: the table seating was located in a dining room north of the main area, and in that dining room the sound was off !. The food was typically good. I found a number of enjoyable sushi items that were NOT covered in spicy mayonnaise, and I enjoyed them. My wife found the "Fried Whiting Filets" which were fresh and hot. Overall, an enjoyable experience. To make a long story short - it was an enjoyable eating experience, with quiet and comfortable circumstances.... I commend the management on toning down the loud piped-in music. read more

I came here for lunch and I believe it was $7.50 which is pretty good considering it's all you can eat, it's really clean and nicely decorated inside. We were seated by a gentlemen on his cell phone who just directed us toward a booth and tossed down our silverware, and walked off, I went to get high chairs for my children on my own. The waitresses don't smile and they're definitely not friendly but it's a buffet, the idea is to get you in and out, so I get it. The buffet is displayed very nicely and the food is kept fresh and hot, even the sushi section is nice, and the selection of rolls are interesting, mostly crab and cream cheese based. The sushi/sashimi options are few. I like the fruit and dessert display, they have whole cakes out and a lot of fresh cut fruit and jello, there's also an ice cream section. Overall it's worth a try, nothing too special, but it's fast and cheap and it has all the basics you'd expect from a Chinese buffet. I did not try the teppanyaki but it looked really nice. And I saw several private seating areas that are perfect for parties. read more

As far as buffet places to, it was decent-ish... I was there for New Year's day lunch and it was busy. But they still had only 1 grill cook to make the personalized plates. The line was super long and it took a very long time to get your noodles prepared. Plus the guy didn't look helpful or happy to be there let alone answer any questions since there weren't any labels for the items. The rest of the buffet offerings were quite minimal and not special at all. The only saving grace was the ice cream section where they had a variety of flavors and types unlike others which usually just consist of soft serve cones. Regardless, I expected more and was utterly disappointed. I will definitely not be returning, ever. read more

They need a lot of work. The sushi looked suspect and the rest of the hot bar was ok. I did not get sick nor was anything cold. They did renovate but they need to change the carpet. read more

Have to say love the number of bars they have and food ain't bad it's a step above your Chinese American norm but still not that wow factor to write home about. They also have a Teppanyaki Grill...now if they can pull that off (giving you great choices and great cook on grill) then I must say their pretty good in my book and they hit it out of the park. Plus I'm a hot and sour soup kind of person and their hot and sour was full of body and flavor. Plus their egg drop soup my wife had was good too. Next time I'm in the area and hankering a buffet I'll sure turn to this one again. read more

this is a really nice place, their water fall looks very nice. It's a great place for family to dine in. A lots selection.

My husband and I had dinner there last night and let just say this will be our last time. We paid $34 for our meal and there was a roach on the food bar. When I told the hostess she ask which bar killed the roach and said "sorry". Please don't waste read more

I like the buffet .. they have lots of food HOWEVER if you are a fan of raw oysters, crab legs or crabs.. you might find yourself playing the hunger games to get them.. there are two people that bring the food out.. from my judgement a hispanic girl and an asian lady.. well the asian lady likes to walk around with her spoon and will not bring food out until theres literally NO food .. so they better eat the old food before you can get fresh one... it sucks! read more

Teppanyaki Grill - Buffets Near Me - Laurel, Maryland

My First and Last time at Teppanyaki Grill. My family took me there for my birthday after bowling. We walked in and in error went straight to the sign "Wait here to be Seated". The young lady informed us we had to pay first. We shifted to another line - where the young lady looked swamped. She was handling the guest in front of me and other guest coming in to be seated. Once we got to the counter - there was no greeting like "Welcome to Tepp...". I noticed prices were NOT listed for customers dining in. The young lady could have been making up the prices. I had to ask twice about prices for children. The only receipt I received was my credit card receipt, I didn't receive a receipt itemizing what I paid for. We were then taking by another young lady to the back - again no pleasant greeting. We got to the back and were seated. Another young lady came and requested our drink choices - I still don't know her name. Once when watching a Kitchen Nightmare episode - Chef Ramsey said "if the guest can cook better than you - then why should they come to your restaurant". I felt the same way about Teppanyaki. The food deserved a 2. The fried chicken and shrimp was pink on the inside, the salmon was horrible, forget the mac n cheese, the pizza was burnt, the desert areas was a mess. The one layer cakes looked like my 6 year old baked it. The staff was not very cordial. I have to say the young lady was very swift in clearing our plates and asking about refills. I did enjoy the fried donuts.. The fortune cookies giving at the end were stale. If you have a good palet for food this is not the establishment. If my family opened a restaurant we would back out the place compared to T. Grill food. It would have been better to take the $100 spent and go to Chic Fil A - at least we know the food would be fresh, great customer service and a clean environment. I will not be returning to Teppanyaki Grill. read more

It was a decent buffet to go to! I went on a weekday with family and it was $10 something for a person. The only thing they didn't have was vanilla ice cream that I noticed. For a buffet, they had a decent selection for normal food choices. It was clean and the people were friendly! If you're just looking for some quick grub, I don't see why not. You're going to buffet for the quantity of food, not quality of food (not trying to argue, just stating the truth). So, don't rate the stars according to that. read more

Excellent as always. Can't understand the crab... not seasoned like a Maryland Crab... stop the waste of a potentially good crab or make corrections PLEASE. read more

I want to give zero stars but I can't. This place is a rip off. We were on a horrible tour called tours4fun who gets a huge kickback by overcharging guests by eating here read more

To all you moms out there who don't feel like cooking tonight and want a little variety, because after all - buffets have variety, don't do it. Rip open that bag of Perdue chicken strips or go to McDonald's. Yes, you heard me right. TG is expensive and not very good. Our server was polite and prompt - dirty dishes were promptly removed and drink refills, ongoing. Unfortunately an unpleasant odor emanated from within the seating area, food quality was poor and cost, high. The quantity was there - foods were being replenished, but the quality lacking. A stir fry of undone fresh green beans, nicely stir fried bok choy, meatless crabs, weirdly stuffed lobster legs, greasy bbq chicken slices, poor quality gyoza, tasty chicken wings, decent fries, fishy tasting broccoli, crabless sweet cream cheesy ragoon, prime rib tasting similar to pot roast, steamed shrimp with veins intact, dry cake similar to an opened package of Ding Dongs, fresh fruit, grill station with meats/shrimp & veggies, good - but salty. read more

Teppanyanki is one of our frequent stops. This is one of my hubby and I favorite All you can eat buffet. We visit this place on most Saturdays, and I must say, I always enjoy their food...I'm actually addicted to this place..(lol) I am a sushi lover, and I love love love the sushi bar.. The price is pretty great..Just make sure you get in before dinner (3pm) . The price increases from $7 something to about $21 per person after 3pm. read more

I've been to other restaurants identical to this one. I think they're all the same owner? I swear exact same food, setup, and grill too. Or maybe most chinese buffets in md are like that? There were plentiful food options but I could only pick 1 or 2 things I could eat, the clam shells being one. Everything else was just meh foods I couldn't really care about. read more

The ambiance and food are great. I am usually particular w chinese dishes and i find teppanyaki grill more than acceptable.

I wish NO star, not 1 star. The service is extremely TERRIBLE!!! The waitress wears a pair of eyeglass working in the restaurant today, I just saw she cursed bad words to a customer in front of everybody! What a rude woman! The service is bad, the food is not that good, NO REASON to come back! Highly recommend people don't come to eat, you can't be happy! read more