This place is AWESOME!!! At least as far as buffets go. So I greatly dislike buffets, especially Asian ones. I'm very picky. Hubby loves them. My friend recommended this place today and we decided to try it. Is it expensive? Yes. $25 for 2 people in the lunch time on a Friday with no drinks. BUT worth it. I love hibachi. This place combined hibachi with Mongolian and it worked. The veggies were nice and big. There was a lot off variety and the meat looked good. I didn't know what kind of sauce to order so I told the cook what I like and he made it perfectly. The coconut shrimp, hubby's fave, was delicious. There are also all of the classics. Dumplings, cream cheese wantons egg rolls. And also some foods that are out there. I didn't try the sushi but hubby said it was ok, but not great. We will def be back! read more

Decent buffet in Tulsa compared others. Had a good variety of food, but it is way too expensive.

Very disappointed. They advertise sushi and fresh food however I sat there for 45 minutes waiting for sushi to be replenished and they never did. I asked the employees and they just said it was coming but I did not see any effort for preparation. The guy behind the sushi bar was just standing there. Other food dishes appeared old and had been sitting out for hours without attention. Mind you I was there at lunch time 1:00pm. Overall terrible experience. Not worth the $12.99 lunch price. Probably won't last long. read more

Very disappointed. I spent $50 for food that was cold. We thought it would be a great place for our family of four. However, our food was cold and chewy. The sushi was a Salk and looked dehydrated-like it has been sitting out for days. I normally don't bother writing reviews, but I don't think anyone should waste their money. read more

It isn't cheap, in fact it is probably the most expensive Asian buffet in the state... unfortunately the food is inconsistent and in some cases just plain bad. What was good? Rainbow shrimp was good, scooped ice cream and salmon... but that was all that was actually good. Noodles were cold, green beans were almost raw and the egg rolls had a strange chemical taste when you bit inside them. They also had a very limited amount of basic chinese buffet chicken dishes compared to other places. I wont go back even though I could get full simply eating the few good things the cost is just too high. read more

First of all we never eat buffets. But is was my mother in laws birthday and she wanted to try this place. So once you get there you have to pay before you eat, which is ridiculous. Sunday night buffet was $16.98 per person. So for myself, wife, and daughter it is was $55 which is also ridiculous for some Chinese food. I will say there was a lot of variety which was great, but there wasn't a single item that I had, that was very good. All of the food was below average. This place was also very dirty. The best thing about this place was the ice tea and the fried biscuits. I never go to Broken Arrow, and this place is just another reason to stay out of BA! Don't waste your time, but more importantly don't waste your money. I just hope I don't get sick tonight. read more

$18.99 per person after 4:30 food was alright... waited almost 10 mins for my refill won't go back again.

Good food, good customer services. Seafood serves fresh and plenty. Sushi bar is a must try when you come to toyosu and noodles bar also.

Do not waste your money!!! Restaurant was extremely dirty, numerous veggies for the grill were empty trays, did not even attempt any of the raw meet for the grill....color of meats were not good! Dirty tables all over! Bill was $78 for 4 buffets with water only.....awful!! read more

This place may be trendy and new, but it is too crowded, and the decor and layout promote a very noisy environment. Hubby and I stopped in at 5pm on a Saturday to find that the price was over $16 per person!! We had to wait almost 10 minutes just to prepay, then the only seating available was in the icy cold party room. We are senior citizens and have no desire to sit enmasse with a whole cafeteria bench of strangers! The one other table was wedged in the middle of another bank of tables and leaving only a 6 inch gap to squeeze through. I refuse to be crowded in with strangers, or squeezed uncomfortably just to get my dinner. We got a refund, which took over 15 minutes, and left. There is no shortage of restaurants in the Tulsa area. This one gets a fail from my family. read more

My husband and I went there after church and we were a little surprised by the price. $43.00 for 2 of us. He had water and I had iced tea. They had a large selection of items. It was almost even overwhelming. I tried several things and it was all cold and tasteless. The sesame chicken was tough and they don't give you knives so it was hard to eat. In all fairness, I didn't ask for one either. I didn't try the sushi but my husband said it was decent. The best part of my meal was dessert. Service was just ok. Due to price and quality, we probably won't return. If I'm going to pay that much it wouldn't be for a buffet and a cafe type atmosphere. read more

This was the worst buffet I have ever been to. The food was awful. The service was lousy, and it was way overpriced. I will never go back!

Was very disappointed in this place. First, it is way overpriced, in my opinion. It cost approx $15 for lunch (before the tip). I found the food to be disgusting, so much so, that I ate maybe five bites of a mixture of items and couldn't eat anymore of it. The person that joined me for lunch did the same -- and we both left a plate full of food untouched because it was so horrible. Then, the service was lousy as well. We saw our server twice the entire time we were there and she walked past our table both times and didn't offer to refill our drinks or any other service -- that is, until we asked her if we could get refills. I will not suggest this place to anyone. It was such a let down because I was hoping to have a new asian food restaurant in the area to go to and enjoy. read more

I gave a 3 star average since lunch was what I consider 5 stars, however I don't see why they would open for dinner. I will be back during lunch hours only. Dinner poor overall. read more

This is an amazing place. I know the price is a little steep but if you're looking for a high end buffet then look no further. I had lunch with my family and I was very pleased with the quality and diversity of it all. There's something for absolutely everyone who enjoys any kind of oriental food. From squid to fried chicken, there's something for everyone to enjoy. They have all you can eat sushi. All you can eat sushi! For a little over 12 dollars, you can't beat that! They have dim sum style foods too like steamed dumplings, gyoza, and sesame balls. They have a ramen station with different broths and noodles, along with toppings and sauces. They have hibachi, where you pick your stir fry ingredients and they cook it right in front of you. And there's also classics you can find in any buffet you go to like Lo main, chicken on a stick, egg rolls and so forth. They also have the most diverse desert selection I have ever seen in any Chinese buffet. Tons of delicious cakes, and pastries and cookies. Both soft serve and scooped ice cream, and a flowing chocolate fountain with fresh fruit. It's a very very nice establishment and is definitely worth a lunchtime visit at the very least. They have absolutely anything and everything for any person to enjoy and I will definitely be returning for more. read more

THE WORST CHINESE BUFFET I HAVE EVER BEEN TO. I will never go back. We walked in the door and it smelled like a bait shop. Wasn't sure if it was the algae filled fish tank in the lobby or the "sushi" they serve. We were seated fairly quickly. Walked around the buffet once and noticed that the stuff I did recognize had the wrong name on the lists. The stuff I did not recognize I was not too interested I trying. I settled for the fried rice, lo mein, and sesame chicken. The rice was all mushy even though they just replaced the pan as I walked up. Also had no flavor. The sesame chicken I could tell was frozen and had no flavor. As for the lo mein, it was at least acceptable. I had a scoop of ice cream and some sugar biscuits and left. I came expecting to eat some crab legs and maybe some sushi. Nope! The crab legs were kept on ice and I don't really care to eat cold crab legs. Funny enough, the sushi was not on ice so I did not try it for fear of some kind of foodbourne illness. The only reason I gave one star is no stars is not an option. read more

My fiancé and I have been awaiting their opening for some time now. We decided to attend their soft opening. It was $50 for both of us to eat at their establishment. Totally not worth it; since we went right before dinner time and everything they had was just left out from lunchtime. Cold to lukewarm food; some of which had been dried out by the heat lamps. Scarce quantities available; and they only started refilling and replacing items as "more" people came in. Quotations around more cause we were there for an hour maybe hour and a half. Only 8 other people came in and three of which were children. Others that came in were, rightfully so, put off by their price. Food was just the run of the mill Chinese buffet fare with a "pick it yourself" grill and sushi station. The place is huge and nicely decorated; they seemed to have a lot to offer however it was very lacking and the service as well was subpar. Since I've seen and heard they've lowered their price however I haven't heard or seen the quality of food increase. Pretty disappointing to say the least; especially since this place was highly anticipated by BA. read more