Japanese shabu-shabu hotplates sit at small wooden tables in a clean, modern space with anime-inspired decor and J-Pop music. The atmosphere feels casual yet energetic, with friendly staff contributing to a welcoming vibe. Busy but not cramped, the restaurant offers a bright, well-lit environment with thoughtful details throughout.
All you can eat options include sushi, sashimi, hotpot with Kobe beef, and appetizers. The buffet costs just under 40 dollars per person.
Hot pot here offers a different take from typical Chinese style but remains absolutely delicious. The combination of hot pot and sushi provides good value for the price.
"The Japanese food, especially the sushi and hotpot, is delicious and fresh."
"I loved the all-you-can-eat sushi and hot pot."
"The all-you-can-eat Chinese food menu offers great variety at a fantastic price."
Good to know
The happy hour deal is $19.95 from 9 pm until close.
All-you-can-eat is available for $20 from noon to 5 pm daily.
Expect a wait time of about 25 minutes during peak hours.
Spacious Asian restaurant with buffet-style hot pot ingredients and upscale decor creates a clean, lively atmosphere. Guests enjoy a cotton candy machine and a build-your-own boba bar alongside fresh meats and seafood. The environment balances cozy and convivial vibes, suitable for casual or festive dining.
Offers an all-you-can-eat traditional hot pot with lamb, beef, and pork at a very affordable price. The meat selection is top tier for the cost, and the setting is clean and modern with great service.
Good to know
Happy hour is available for $19.99 on weekdays.
Lunch and dinner are available at a special price of $19.95.
The restaurant offers an all-you-can-eat traditional hot pot for just over 20 RMB per person.
Hot pot restaurant offers individual burners and a self-serve sauce bar with many options. Interior features warm lighting and stylish décor creating a peaceful, inviting atmosphere. Extensive Japanese whiskey collection complements the meal experience.
Hot pot features an authentic Sichuan peppercorn sauce that creates a numbing spice sensation. Fish skin offers a unique jellyfish-like texture. The owner provides helpful guidance for newcomers to the hot pot experience.
Good to know
The all-you-can-eat option is available with two pricing tiers, including Wagyu beef.
Parking is plentiful and easily accessible for guests.
The restaurant offers a self-serve area for easy access to ingredients.
Asian fusion restaurant features interactive dining with robot servers and dancing noodle performances. Atmosphere blends modern design with an intimate, immersive vibe suitable for social gatherings. Guests enjoy high-quality hot pot paired with expertly crafted cocktails in a lively setting.
Hot pot here features top-quality meats and seafood with a luxury dining experience. The flavors and ingredients stand out as some of the best in the region.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 12pm to 4pm with half off drinks.
Reservations are recommended to secure a table, especially during events.
Expect to pay around $200 per person for the all-you-can-eat experience.
Old school Asian restaurant vibe blends with elegant decor and comfortable seating to create a quiet, upscale atmosphere. Soft ballads play in the background, enhancing the calm and charming ambiance. The setting suits relaxed, high-end dining without feeling snobbish.
Buffet includes unlimited Peking duck, lobster, and snow crab for $70. Drinks and desserts come with unlimited refills.
Traditional Peking Duck comes carved table-side with crispy skin, served in crepes with hoisin sauce, cucumber, and scallion. Popular dishes include kung pao chicken, seafood black truffle dumplings, and fried rice options like yang chow and Genting Palace fried noodles.
Good to know
The buffet costs $88 per person, with no drinks included.
Corkage fee is $75 per bottle if you bring your own wine.
The restaurant has a strict dress code prohibiting hats, tank tops, and shorts.
Open seating fills a large, clean space with upbeat music and entertaining chefs visible to diners. The atmosphere stays relaxing and family-friendly despite close table spacing. Guests enjoy an all-you-can-eat sushi and Asian fusion experience with a 90-minute dining limit.
All you can eat options offer a variety of dishes with amazing food quality throughout the meal.
Crab Rangoon stands out with flaky shells and rich filling. Orange chicken competes with top versions elsewhere, paired well with spicy tuna tacos and honey toast. Non-fish options like coconut chicken curry and popcorn chicken offer variety for kids.
Good to know
The restaurant has a 90-minute limit for dining.
The all-you-can-eat menu costs $47 for the top tier.
Lunch costs only $24.99 for the all-you-can-eat options.
Hot pot restaurant offers a lively atmosphere with self-serve buffet bar featuring vegetables and sauces. Space feels small and crowded, with long bench seating and a warm, steamy environment when busy. Music adds to the playful yet professional vibe.
Unlimited vegetables, meats, noodles, and more go into a choice of broth for a hot pot experience. The menu includes an all-you-can-eat price and endless nigiris.
Offers all-you-can-eat hot pot and sushi with timed options for lunch and all-day dinner. The hot pot is flavorful and affordable, paired with great service throughout the meal.
Good to know
The restaurant offers all-you-can-eat hot pot and sushi rolls for $25 on weekdays.
There is a 1:30 hour time limit for dining.
Gratuity is automatically included for parties of four or more.
Buffet restaurant offers a clean, spacious layout with fresh seafood like lobster and crab featured prominently. Atmosphere feels friendly and inviting, suitable for families and casual dining. Food stations are well spaced, allowing easy movement without crowding.
Seafood options come in endless selection with unlimited crab legs available at the buffet.
Buffet offers a wide variety of dim sum dishes, seafood plates, and authentic Chinese foods like duck and ribs. Quality of dumplings and crab stands out alongside unlimited sushi rolls and sashimi.
Good to know
Dinner costs $52 per person, including tax.
Holiday pricing is $54 per adult from 10:30 to closing.
There is an all-you-can-eat lobster event on Tuesdays.
Buffet restaurant offers a Mongolian barbecue station and a made-to-order noodle bar within a simple buffet layout. Atmosphere feels cozy and welcoming, with a soothing vibe that accommodates lively conversation. Patrons often enjoy affordable prices alongside a nostalgic, home-like environment.
Buffet offers a wide selection of traditional Chinese dishes like beef broccoli, chow mein, and salt and pepper shrimp. Custom stir fry and Mongolian beef stand out alongside comforting flavors reminiscent of a Chinese banquet.
Good to know
The all-you-can-eat crab legs are available only on weekends.
A 10% service charge is automatically added to the bill.
The total cost per person is around $33.99 including the service charge.
Small, crowded Asian buffet with close tables and Chinese decorations creates a lively, noisy atmosphere. Busy and fun vibe attracts many, with all-you-can-eat seafood options standing out. Space feels cramped but energetic, with friendly staff contributing to a welcoming mood.
Buffet offers all you can eat options with well-maintained selections. Crab legs and chicken wings come in bottomless servings.
Steamed buns and egg rolls stand out with their classic flavors. Mongolian beef features a unique sauce that leaves a strong impression. Egg drop soup comes with large egg strands for a satisfying texture.
Good to know
The lunch special is available until 4 PM from 11 AM to 4 PM.
On Fridays, Krazy Buffet offers seafood for dinner.
The M-F lunch buffet costs $13.99 per person.
Dim sum spot with authentic Cantonese style offers huge portions and late-night availability. Atmosphere blends cozy, 90's Chinese eatery vibes with a pleasant mountain view through spacious windows. Tables come with condiments set out, and private rooms accommodate larger groups comfortably.
Offers an all you can eat setup that lets you try many different types of dim sum.
Late-night dim sum with a large selection stands out here. The all-you-can-eat buffet offers authentic Cantonese dishes like congee at reasonable prices.
Good to know
Dim sum is only available Monday through Friday, not on weekends or holidays.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially before lunch.
The restaurant charges for hot tea, which is not mentioned on the menu.