Asihi Asian Cuisine Hibachi & Buffet

Reviews

• Kirsten H.

  star star star star star_border 7 June 2026

  Great sushi, unbeatable pricing, and a wide variety of buffet items. The only thing I will say is that either their air is out every single time we come (and we come often) and they just have no interest/intention on fixing it, or they purposely have their thermostat set to 80 in the summer time. We were here again this past Sunday (August 18) and they had fans plugged in. As we were leaving (almost sweating to no end), I happened to glance at a thermostat that was SET to cool - 80 degrees - and it was 85 in there. I get it, it may be hard to cool a place down when there's cooking and hot food everywhere, but turn the A/C setting way down. You're burning up your guests on purpose by setting it to 80 degrees. Take it down to at least 69-70. Other than the A/C problems that...need I remind you... have been there the last 5-6 times we have eaten here, everything else is great. The waitresses could be better..once they take your drink order, if you need a refill you'll have to flag them down. They don't come over to your table except when you first get there. We even have to flag em down for the check..but other than the waitresses and the a/c, the food is great and the prices are great.

• Abby K.

  star star star star_border star_border 2 June 2026

  This place actually had a decent selection of buffet options. Hubby and I went here for dinner and the food was good. The dessert section left more to be desired, but I thought the overall quality of the food there was fresh. They don't keep a lot of their sushi selections filled so that was a little disappointing. They do have a hibachi grill you can place orders with. Overall not a bad place for a Chinese buffet.

• DooHee L.

  star star star star star_border 28 May 2026

  Same good things to say as last time.
  Went for  lunch on 4th of July and hibachi dude looked annoyed that he had to be pulled out from the kitchen.
  He looked pretty pissed and even shook his head in act of pure passive aggression.
  Like imagine a "I literally cant even" followed by a head shake. Thats what it felt like.
  So I had to dock a star for that.
  I should be able to get hibachi shamelessly

• J D.

  star star star star star_border 26 May 2026

  Pretty much everytime my nephew visits from out of town we go here.he loves this place.went last night it was really good.i eat here prob twice a month maybe more.always consistant.good value.especially enjoyed the fried flounder bites in sweet sauce.always get thai chicken ,egg rolls,pork dumplings,even their imiation crab dishes are really good.

• Gregory B.

  star star star star_border star_border 21 May 2026

  I honestly don't understand the 4 and 5 star reviews on this place. I guess being the only Chinese buffet in the area helps? Have not been in a couple of months, but we do have friends and family that enjoy Asihi, so we get in from time to time. Here is my two-cents on it.
  
  To be fair, I am not a huge buffet person, so that might shade what I have to write. If you are a buffet lover, especially a Chinese buffet lover, your mileage will definitely vary. From that standard, I could see popping this up a star. Compared to the wide variety of options in the area, I would say it is down the middle. I should also mention I have eaten in some rather authentic Chinese places around the country, so this is pretty bland in comparison and I would say more American culture adapted.
  
  The buffet? Fairly standard for a Chinese buffet. You will see a wide variety of options you will find in other places. Nothing really startling. There are some options for the veg friendly in your crowd, so it makes a place everyone can appreciate. The added bonuses are the sushi and the grill chef.
  
  Sushi? Average. It is much better than supermarket sushi, but that is a lot like saying a burger is much better than McDonalds. It would be hard to be worse. And, if it was worse I would be asking "can I give it zero stars?" I find it about like Sushi Train, so if that is your bag, have at it.
  
  The grill is the best part, IMO. You get to make some choices and the chef prepares it to order. Think of it like a mini-Mongolian grill type of place and you get the idea (sans some of the choices you would find in the Mongolian grill type of place).
  
  Service is attentive, but mostly drinks and a few other items like that, so I would not run around in circles raving over that. The place is also kept clean, which is nice. And the pricing is fair (even cheaper at lunch, although I have not been at lunch, so I cannot say if all the other options I speak about above are available).
  
  If you are a Chinese buffet fan, it might be your cup of green tea, but I find it a fairly average option. I don't think you can go wrong going here, but expect a buffet rather than something a bit more exciting.