Hibachi Grill & Supreme Buffet

The worse Buffett I have ever been too! Food cold drinks awful taste like they don’t change the filters of the pop. Wouldn’t recommend it !

Best of all the hibachi restaurants i have been so far, the best is the Hot & Sour Soup also not to forget the mussels are great. Well knowledgeable staff and cleaner bathroom too.

Good for lunch and if you are senior, you get 10% off. Hibachi Grill was good and filling even if you dont want to have other stuff from the buffet. Chinese Won Ton soup good. Most items are typical of Chinese buffets. The salad bar includes raw shrimp! The management has coupons but they are mostly for a free drink with the buffet. Wish they would have Chinese tea of Japanese tea included in the price but ah well… If you go there on the dinner or weekends, there are a lot of unsupervised kids running around. Management looks the other way, which is why I dont go there then.

I don’t think I’ll be ever coming back here again. The food wasn’t all that fresh. But I got over it. What really got under my skin was when we first walked in. I stood there waiting to be seated because the little girl was on her phone texting. And even when she asked me how many people, she still continued on her phone and walked away. So we followed her. As she walked she was STILL staring at her phone. I was surprised she didn’t run into anybody. The service was so bad. You have to yell to get there attention just for a refill. They don’t even smile. I will have to go back to the Streamwood location. At least they are much more friendlier.

Eh not so much. It was fine for a lunch, but I really couldn’t see myself coming back, unless it was for the hibachi. One of the sushi rolls I had was good (I believe it was a spicy California roll) but the rest were really not tasty. Making my own stir-​fry/​hibachi was worth it and I wish I would have ordered that first. The rest of the food was lukewarm, even though we came right at open.
The «seafood» is so low-​quality that you really can’t get any meat out of it. The work it took to get the meat out of the crab legs far outweighed the amount of meat you actually got. The high point (besides the hibachi) was the ice cream and those sugary donuts.
The service wasn’t that attentive. We had to ask for refills on our drinks and flag down our waiter for our check.
Overall, it was okay and still edible, but I’m not rushing back.

I give this place four stars because of what it offers with the price, and in comparison with its competitor. Therefore, it is inflated. This buffet offers a variety of food. However, the quality is subpar. The chicken is greasy, the sushi has too much rice, the flavor is ok, but I haven’t tried the hibachi. To be honest, I’m trying to get the most protein for the least amount of fat. Yes, I am on a diet. I was here because my family wanted to eat here. If they didn’t offer the amount of food that they did, I would’ve given three stars. Also, a lot of people came on a Sunday evening.

This place has really gone downhill. The food quality is poor at best and I cannot seem to shake the feeling that much of it is re heated… Take buffets for what they are and inherently food is a bit harder to manage but the quality has really suffered. The beef is extremely fatty and the General chicken is awful. If you cannot actually take the deserts out of the plastic trays they came in from the store you bought them from, this shows no care.

I hate this place so bad it’s fucking dirty and the food is just like fake food I don’t tasted and the smell inside is so bad

Honest review: this was actually bot so bad as i thought it was gonna be. Most of the time when people think of a chinese buffet they think of an asian mcdonalds meaning quantity over quality. I was really surprised by everything there was no funky smell and it was not really dirty the service was alright but it its never perfect at a Chinese buffet there was a vast variety of food which is good. There was alot of crab alot alot and it was seasoned well and cleaned well but there wasnt alot of meat in it though
The sushi selection is okay nothing special fake crab type of stuff the sashimi is cut nicely the spicy mayo is amaizing i highly recommend it. The hibachi grill i wouldnt the grill was really dirty and the line was really long so i dont think its worth it. The frog legs were really good but greasy that was kinda a big problem another issue was some of the food was cold and i didnt see any oysters at all theres a great selection price is not that bad when u think that u can eat how ever much u want and stay as long as u want id come back cause im cheap

Nothing entirely special or unique about this place. We got there right around the time it opened, so everything was fresh, and not crowded. I’m not sure if I just wasn’t in the mood, but I walked around a couple times trying to decide what I wanted. Nothing grabbed my attention! They do have a wide selection though. The sushi wasn’t great, but I wasn’t expecting it to be either.
I don’t frequent Chinese buffets all to often, years actually. To my surprise, not only did they have the usual white and yellow rice, but they had Hibachi rice. Uh… sweet! Otherwise the food was enjoyable, but nothing spectacular.
Our server was very attentive and always topped my glass with more water. He was really good about removing our dishes when we were done with them.
Overall, experience wasn’t too bad. Place is well kept and maintained, plenty of options, they have a hibachi grill (which no one manned, perhaps because they had just opened), and well, the kiddos got their Chinese buffet fix.

This buffet is not bad for the price. The best time to go is right when they open because is not to crowed and not too many kids going back and forth. My husband likes coming here so I just go with the flow. It is your usual sushi wanna be plus they have the grill if you want steak or your own stir fry. I like when they have frog legs. I limit my amount of food I get here because I suck when I eat at buffets. Not too bad for the suburbs

This place has good food but there table service is awful they leave the dishes on your table, they don’t clean the tables like the should. We normally give tips but not today!

I found their selection limited but fresh. I didn’t any of their specials really stood out but everything was affordable and tasty.

I’m surprised by the negative reviews shown below. I am VERY particular about Asian food because I am of Asian decent and my family has been in the restaurant industry for many years.
The food here is fantastic! My girlfriend and I took our kids on a Saturday afternoon and the trays were packed with fresh entrees, every dish was seasoned well and the sushi (my fav) was dynamite! We left out of there stuffed.

The food here is okay, but I will never come back because the guy working in the front is rude. We walked in and there was no one in the front to sit us. We waited for about 3 minutes and we noticed the guy sitting by the front on his phone the whole time. He looked at us and looked away. We didn’t think he worked here. However, later on we saw him back to work and talking to the hostess in front. Sorry cool dude, but I’ll go elsewhere next time.

This place is so good, I went here on a double date and the sushi is fantastic! Only about $ 12 a person, totally worth it. They also have a huge variety of food for those who aren’t too adventurous.

Used to be pretty good buffet, but not anymore. We went there on Sunday (Father’s day). The price was higher than on regular Sundays, but it was nothing special about the food. Suchi tasted weird, it seemed that some products were spoiled. Yuck! We will not be back!

This place has gone to crap! Not one thing was good. The food was cold and just plain nasty. The last time I went I said I wouldn’t be back and this time I mean it. $ 40 for myself and 2 kids for crappy food? Never again!

Having passed by it a few times, I decided to give Hibachi Grill & Supreme Buffet in Glendale Heights a try. I walked in to see a large and very clean looking eatery that was mostly empty. After being seated and looking over the buffet I initially picked a few items and headed back to my seat as no one was behind the counter at the Hibachi to cook anything.
Pretty much every item I tried off the buffet table was lousy, not only that, a lot of it was room temperature or colder. After that initial plate of buffet food, and realizing I wasn’t going to eat anything from off the buffet again, I very quickly decided to get the attention of an employee who spoke minimal English to see if they could get someone to man the Hibachi so I could try some of that food. I stood and waited at least five minutes with a plate of to be grilled food waiting before someone came to the grill to cook it. After I got back to my seat I tried the grilled Hibachi food which was alright. There was a decent variety of items to have grilled including shrimp, imitation crab meat, noodles and various other meats, veggies and even mushrooms.
Unfortunately, the Hibachi grill food, while far better than the food sitting out at the buffet wasn’t that fantastic either. While this place is well decorated and very clean the food and service were both lousy. After finishing off my plate of Hibachi grilled noodles meat, veggies and seafood I asked someone for the check. This took a few minutes as well.
Overall this particular location of Hibachi Grill and Supreme Buffet was far from supreme. It should be called Hibachi wait and see if we grill your food buffet. Everything about the service was slow, and while the grilled food wasn’t terrible it wasn’t great. I’m going to give it two stars as at least the prices were reasonable.

My first visit here was after a recent trip to Royal Buffet, which, in retrospect, was a bad idea. It was like going from first class to economy. The inside was clean and nicely decorated. Surprisingly, it was packed with people during a week night. They have a large variety of food (over 250 items, although I didn’t count them all and just took their word for it), all very average and will fill an empty belly but may not satisfy the taste buds as much. The sushi were ok — thinly sliced on a large rice ball. I only saw 2 kinds of sushi (tuna and red snapper) and a few rolls when I was there. There’s a part of me that just doesn’t trust sushi from a $ 10 buffet, but I did bring myself to try a couple and I’m still alive.
I contemplated trying the Hibachi grill where I could pick my own ingredients and they will cook it for you, but I didn’t find it appetizing. I didn’t try anything that would make me want to go back and have it again. The best thing I had was probably the fried banana. The dessert bar was nicely packed with fresh fruits and pastries. The salad bar looked good. For $ 10 dinner, it wasn’t worth it for me since I couldn’t eat $ 10 worth of food from here. They do offer carry out buffet starting at $ 4/​lb without seafood.