Teppanyaki & Sushi Grill Buffet

awesome food but cold food.

We have been here 3 to 4 times and it is not bad. The sushi is okay and the buffet is good. The price (for lunch) seemed very reasonable. It is not my top choice but for a huge place with sushi and Chinese food it is not bad.

I brought my mom friend and my mom yesterday to eat. The food was very cold. We where there at 11:30 am. The manager said the temperature was good. The meat was cold like a Refrigerator. My mom said it was old food.

A lot of variety. But also a lot of breaded fried meat product with sauce. I usually go for noodles. The hubs likes the grill. They turn the food over quickly so there is always something fresh out if the kitchen. I feel the lunch is better priced but there might be more options at dinner. The clear jello is gross. And please don’t let your children put a lump of wasabi paste in their mouth. They will most likely cry.

When they first opening 2 years a go I agree were great and perfect Chinese buffet in town.
But right now is very dispointed. If little customer No food refill. Good very old also No sushi even I went there on Friday night at 8 pm.

If you’re going to go Chinese buffet this is the place to go. Everything is hot and fresh and it’s a decent taste on your tongue. Certainly nothing that takes your breath away, but if your looking for a cheap meal and bang for your buck, this is the place to go.

Meh is a good description.
They do have large selection of food.
The grill is great! Prolly best part.
Sushi didn’t look good and not much selection if sushi. I didn’t get the sushi.

This place is terrible! It’s a huge buffet and nothing our group tried tasted good. The sushi tasted old and the Mongolian grill stuff was flavorless. The whole place felt grungy, and the service was almost nonexistent. Avoid this place.

I had been eating at the Royal Buffet and I found this place, everything is really good and awesome price! The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because the bathroom was messy but great service and food.

Very good food I like it! I love the food here! Here’s sushi, too pretty, but I still want some sophistication

Has REALLY gone down hill! The good reviews were back when they first opened. Tried many items and close to all of the food was tasteless. Half of it was cold. They do not serve string green beans or pancit canton. They use spaghetti noodles for their lo mein. So disappointed!

The food was slightly above-​average for a Chinese buffet. But they should really take the word «Sushi» out of their name. The sushi was nothing more than cream cheese and imitation crab in various forms. And I didn’t forget the watery wasabi paste. I didn’t try the Mongolian grill because by the time they finish stir-​frying your hand-​picked ingredients to death, it ends up looking like the food that’s already in the buffet section. But like I said, the actual buffet food was pretty good. And there were some choices you normally don’t find at most Chinese buffets.

nice to find frog legs, squid, and crab at the same place
the price o.k. I guess
but do not leave anything uneaten or you will pay extra
some items do not look fresh
and the kids seemed unhappy
nice that they great you coming and going
the lighting is bad, could not see my ticket
reminds me of another place

Yup, Meh. Pretty much, Meh. I mean, it wasn’t bad. Some of the sushi was OK… not a REAL sushi, sushi, but for this kind of place, OK. The rest? Pretty much the usual glutinous coated bits of miscellaneous fried protein in various spices. Spices? Um… uh…“meh”. I guess I’ve been doing too much of my own cooking (too much? you can NEVER cook too much!) and I like spices. Big spices. Oh well… Saint Paul (home) is way spicier than this, and that’s in MINNESOTA, for heaven’s sake.
I didn’t try the grill, so that may have kicked stuff up a notch. I’m always a bit iffy about shellfish in a place I don’t know (And you ate raw fish? I hear you ask. Fair enough.).
Anyway, I should have sprung for a REAL sushi place if I wanted sushi. Oh well, the price was right.
Final take? OK if you want a lot of OK food pretty cheap. Looking for sushi? Not here.

The best Chinese/​Mongolian/​Japanese/​American buffet in Wichita, Kansas! Having lived in Taiwan for 17 years where we ate Chinese food from all the China Provinces, we kind of «know» what Chinese food should taste like.
The price is amazing. The food is hot and fresh. The choices are such that every person can find something they will like.
I hope this restaurant stays around for many years to come.

With a price tag 10.49, the menu is incredible. We came for dinner tonight around 8, and were pleasant surprised by the numbers of customers there. The seafood section blew our minds, literally. Crawfish, deep fried blue crab, clam with scallion, wow! The taste is really good as well. Best buffet I have been to at similar price.

Pretty much just a buffet, but good for a lark. Make more use of the Mongolian grill part than the rest of it. You’ll be happier.
Side note: sometimes difficult to tell the difference between the potato salad and the synthetic banana pudding. Use caution.

This place is ridiculously big. They had a nice variety of food that was all pretty good, I just wish they’d put a little more effort into their sushi

For the price, this wonderful! I’m not a big fan of Buffett style eating, but can get good sushi very reasonable. Much better option when I am feeding my kids! There is also a Japanese grill in the back. Very hood food with a huge selection. Amazing price.

If you’re looking for massive variety in your Asian fusion all-​you-​can-​eat buffet restaurants, this is probably the place to be in Wichita. Quick seating and service, friendly staff, and a H_​U_​G_​E assortment of Asian dishes (Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Mongolian, etc.) The sushi and sashimi seems fresh, if pedestrian. I didn’t try the Mongolian grill items but there appeared to be a good selection of items. I was there primarily for the «old standards», which were acceptable in quality and hot and fresh. I also sampled the baked fish and baked salmon, which were fine, and then on the second trip back, took a walk on the wild side and tried squid for my first time — chewy (in a good sense), well-flavored…tasted like sea-​chicken (give me a break, I don’t know how to describe it… maybe kinda steak-​y in an oceanic sense?) My older daughter even tried octopus, and went back for seconds — she’s more adventurous than I am.
Anyway, the place is neat and clean, the staff keeps your tea glass filled, it’s affordable for family dining at lunch time. One note, the Google map attached to the restaurant’s Unilocal page is wrong, the restaurant is actually west of the Kellogg/​Dugan interchange, conveniently located right next door to Best Buy.