Minado Restaurant

Upscale (food wise) Buffett with an Asian Fusion feel. If you’re a fan of crab legs and sushi it is well worth the price tag (if not, it may be overpriced).

Aside from seafood they have other Asian dishes (fried rice, chicken, beef and stir fry) along with popular American favorites like fried chicken and ice cream.

Crepe station is a sweet bonus!

Get there early, the line can be long.

Update: Yes, they are still open. Disregard all the people saying they are closed - they have no clue.
Food is still as good as ever. They did revamp their Hibachi a bit so you can select all the ingredients yourself now.

I love Minado chain.
I used to go to one in Pennsylvania a lot, when I was in the area, and was very happy to find one not too far away in NJ as well.
Sushi is very good quality here. Not sushi-restaurant quality, of course, but then again, it's not what you are paying for.
During dinner, there are crab legs, which people seem to love.
Personally, I go for the sushi, salads, and hot food.

Ab. Solute. Ly. Delicious. Lunch is more than enough, but dinner is definitely worth the extra cost. Came for the first time for dinner and it was definitely worth it, crab legs/hibachi/crepes were top notch. Definitely would recommend.

Great place to eat. They're getting a new manager in Jan. 2019. Supposedly states new foods in addition to the asian cuisine. All you can eat soft serve ice cream, raw oysters, and a crepe station are many of my favorite dishes here. The sushi is pretty average but the new manager says they're getting a new one.

Hands down the best way to do Minado is go for lunch. For the price, lunch is 5 stars and a must visit for any sushi lover. However, dinner is much more expensive, but that is to be expected. I have been coming here for years and the sushi has always been good. I love the fact that you can leave rice on your plate without a penalty as compared to other buffets. They have a large selection of delicious salads. The oysters and crab legs are also good. I'm not big on deserts to begin with, but it seems the desert quality has gone down hill. They use to serve Oreo cheesecake and other more decadent small cakes, but now have cheaper less desirable options. The dinner price is more expensive compared to other sushi buffets, but they also provide a pretty large selection of hot and cold food. If you can eat a lot than the dinner price is worth its value.