Teppanyaki Grill & Supreme Buffet

After discovering this place a few weeks ago, my husband and I are regulars there. Also, being a pescetarian, there were a lot of options for me. The food is delicious and couldn’t ask for better service.

Probably the best Chinese food in the area. Plenty of options including the hibachi grill and tons of deserts. Always fresh food as well. Very cheap.

I never ate to much in my life Before know this buffet, for 11 dlls You can eat what Ever You want, i recommend take raw meat And put it on The grill with onions And mushrooms and for The dessert eat a delicious icecream !!!

AAAAA++++++food and service. The place is very clean which I know it’s very tough; The grill, sushi, salads, frog legs, kimchi, soups, baby octopuse salad, and desserts are top grade. I just would love if the place had beer. Maybe BOB someday. Maybe someday.

Great buffet! Really good selection and every dish I tried was delicious. The sushi is very fresh and there is an assortment of choices. The dishes were changed often and the waitstaff was extremely attentive. 6 choices for ice cream. The hibachi chicken and honey chicken were extremely flavorful! The only things lacking was that there was no discernable difference between the sesame and general tsos chicken they both tasted like sesame chicken. The coconut chicken and black pepper chicken though good were dry and a bit too overcooked. And no peanut chicken and only one broccoli dish. All in all I Would definately recommend (especially for seafood and sushi) !!!

great atomasphere love the buffet

Have been to this place about five times. It’s a good, clean Chinese /​Sushi /​Habachi buffet. The price is reasonable, and you can usually find a coupon online. All the food, especially the sushi, is very good. Ice cream is available for dessert. While this place may not be the top international food destination in the area, it is difficult to find a better value for the price. Will definitely be returning.

Pretty good buffet. Good selection, most of the stuff I ate was well prepared and tasted fresh. Would eat here again.

Great variety of delicious food at ridiculously low price.

This place is a fairly decent Chinese buffet. The sushi is definitely the attraction (for me) to Teppanyaki Grill. The food on the buffets is only ok. There is another Chinese buffet right up the road that has better food, so it really depends on what I’m in the mood for… Teppanyaki for better sushi or Royal Buffet for better food on the buffets.

Today I went to Teppanyaki. I had an okay meal. I went to Teppanyaki before and my dining experience was completely different from previous times I dined there. I did enjoy the chicken and broccoli. I wasn’t impressed with the General Tso’s Chicken. The staff did a great job. I myself overall had a good experience.

this place was terrible. we were seated in a back-​ish room off of the buffet which, when we arrived was filled with people. slowly the people left. we were still eating. the staff began to clean, and clean they did!!! ALLLLLL around us. i dont mean table wiping and straitening. i mean all out clean, wiping shades, rolling that little vacuum thing, cleaning windows. then the staff all sat down to eat int he same room as us. it was rather rude. im not a snobby person but i’ve worked in enough restaurants to know that you dont eat your meal in front of patrons. plus if they wanted that room cleaned and closed ASAP why seat us there?
now on to the food. it was also terrible! everything was wilted, dried and tasteless. i understand that i was in a Chinese buffet but come on, have some standards in the food you produce. id also like to comment on the type of food offered. we went for CHINESE food, not American. there was barely any Chinese food offered. it was rather weird.
the only good thing i can say is after that experience our bill wasnt terrible. i guess we got what we paid for in the worst way! id never go back. never –ever –ever –ever.

Before you can compare this 5 star rating to my others, please realize I am comparing this Chinease Buffet against other Chinease buffets, and only other Chinease Buffets. If I were to compare this to say a sit down Chinease resreraunt or a hibachi grill resreraunt, obviously this rating would be lower.
What is nice about this buffet compared to others is that it has a sushi chef /​station and a hibachi chef/​station as well as your normal run of the mill food options.
If you have children, they have plenty of food options that I would feel comfortable that my 5 children would eat… nuggets, fruits, etc etc.
Would I return? Yes but for the sake of my waistline, I will not return soon.

Convenient to Fairfield Inn

One of the largest buffets I think I’ve ever seen. If you’re looking for volume over quality (probably why you go to a buffet in the first place) then it will work for you. Reasonably priced at around $ 10 without a drink.

I travel a great deal and I’ve learned to rely on my Unilocal Mobile App to find my restaurants. This is one of the very few times my fellow Unilocalers let me down. The 4-​star average brought me here for dinner earlier this week.
First impressions were great. Parking was a breeze in the big lot. When I walked in the door I admired one of the nicest spaces I have ever seen devoted to an Asian buffet. A smiling host seated me immediately. Everything was spotless. A smiling waitress delivered my soft drink in a flash. The price for dinner with soft drink was going to be $ 12 bucks and change. I gazed at the enormous buffet with great anticipation and was looking forward to a delicious meal.
In the next thirty minutes my hopes and dreams were dashed! Many of the dishes were cool or cold. Some were dried out. I tried a fried dumpling and it was so dry I couldn’t cut it into two pieces. One of my standards is chicken with broccoli. The broccoli was so overcooked it was almost mush. There was a dish called black pepper steak that was full and steaming. Unfortunately the beef looked so bad I must have watched a dozen patrons look at it, grimace, and then walk away. Even the fried rice was cool. Throughout the entire miserable meal my smiling waitress kept my drink refilled and brought my check quickly.
As I walked out the door I consoled myself that I was only out $ 12. I headed 5 minutes up the street to UNOs for some craft beers and decent food.

I always stop here between NYC and the T-​Dot and it never disappoints. Better than average hibachi, acceptable Chinese buffet, but the rolls are fresh and in good variety. Plus I get to pour my own spicy mayo and mystery white sauce.
The wait staff have never hassled me for only ordering water, and it’s quick-​on and quick-​off.
Meet your new favourite buffet meal off the I-​81!

We recently drove down from Binghamton. It was absolutely worth the trip.
Friendly staff, plenty of seating, nice atmosphere.
There are LOTS of food choices at this buffet. Enough to please everyone with a variety of tastes.
I was happy to see that they had a grill, as that is how I prefer to eat at these places.
There was a pretty good crowd for a Friday afternoon, but not too packed.
Besides the grill, I tried some of the already prepared dishes. Some looked more appealing than others.
Again, so many choices.
The sushi was just okay. But at least it was there for an option.
We will absolutely go there again, and would reccomend them if you haven’t been there before.

Food is good but the service is rude and lacking.
And the last time we went the waiter tried to make us pay for dinner as well as lunch after we had been there maybe twenty minutes. I had a plate of sushi and a half plate of some other stuff.
We had made this place fairly regular when were were up there but no more. Will not be back.

Your typical eat-​until-​you-​burst buffet type «feeding trough» restaurant with sushi bar and sad looking grill.
This buffet tries to give everybody something. The food is hot, which can be a problem at some buffets. There is an enormous selection of Chinese food with a copious amount of seafood items, such as, clams, sushi, shrimp and fish. There is also an anemic dessert bar, that had the usual suspects of dry and tasteless pastries and «Cosco puddings» from a can.
On the positive, the food was well labelled, so you knew what each dish was named. Yet, there were no labels at the sushi table. They also had placards explaining that the sushi and grill were part of the buffet, which helped alleviate any questions. The best dishes were the fresh ones (i.e. recent from the kitchen), and my least favorites were the obviously «been there all day» dried out variety. Yet, there was absolutely no WOW factor here.
Basically, this buffet is your typical buffet you find in Anywhere USA. You eat, you pay, you go home regretfully stuffed.