Ichigo Ichie Buffet

I go here pretty often the hibachi is great. The buffet is almost always fresh and delicious. Everything looks clean and the staff is always nice.

This is my all time favorite place to go. Great food and cheap too. All you can eat with sushi bar and hibachi

There is a great assortment of food to choose from. We arrived around a little after 12pm on a Saturday and the food was lukewarm. The restaurant was on the emptier side but was a little disappointed that by the time we sat down to eat after making our selections the food was no longer warm. However around the 1 o'clock hour the place became super busy with patrons and then the food was steaming hot. I understand that the place doesn't want to waste food but I also don't want to have barely warm food either. Just keep it mind if you decide to go to arrive during the busy times to ensure hot food. All in all it is a nice restaurant, a little dated and some wear and tear on the tables. The staff was really friendly and on top of service. I'm not sure if I would return here again but I'm sure it's popular with locals.

The food was all right. It was edible, it was sometimes warm or cold depending on what it needed to be. The interior of the building could really use a good clean but it didn't smell bad or anything. When you walk into here you think quit essential cheap buffet food.

Average Chinese trough buffet, but acceptable because it is cheap. Well, the beef and chicken I ordered at the hibachi grill was overcooked, masked with sauce. But My biggest complaint is the music. To be forced to listen to bad instrumental classical music that is reminiscent of lullaby music from Baby Einsteins/Little Einsteins is agonizing. Even worse is when someone has a birthday- they play the absolute tackiest version of "Happy Birthday" on the PA system, which was overtly loud, uncomfortable, and annoying. Furthermore, management doesn't seem to understand what volume control is. I covered my ears and screamed with agony. I'd rather suffer through Chinese water torture (which water drips on your forehead while you are strapped down on table for a week) than to be forced to listen to this bad music. I lost my appetite because of this.
In summary, if you want cheap Chinese buffet food combined with bad annoying tacky music, then go for this experience.