Pretty good quality hibachi. The veggies and rice were cooked perfectly. The steak was great too…read more Great selection of sushi rolls.

Fun evening at the hibachi, enjoying dinner and the show. The place was jumping on a Wednesday…read morenight. We got seating in about 15 minutes. Service was good our chef put on a great show! I had the steak and shrimp, he nailed the medium rare steak. I was very impressed with the sauces yum yum and ginger were fresh tasting and a perfect dipping sauce. Provided a fun night of entertainment, highly recommend

We came to try this place out after waiting for what seemed like forever…read more This place is smaller, so seating is limited. I imagine it to be packed during lunch hours once into full swing. Overall very clean in appearance. Staff is super friendly and the menu is easy to read. Both my husband and I got chicken and steak combo. Pricing was fair and the portions were reasonable. Flavor is just right (not too salty or too bland). Everything was served in a to go box, which I much prefer if I was on a lunch rush i want to be able to close what i dont finish and go. Overall a positive experience and would recommend and go again!

Hibachi cooking at its best! Been here numerous times and have always had a wonderful meal. Very…read moretasty sauces. Unfortunately the staff is not very friendly, it sure if it's because they are usually very busy or it's part of their culture.

Great food, very clean, and everything was fully stocked. Easily worth every penny. The deserts…read morecould be better.

I love all of the Tokyo buffet locations. Items are always fresh. The create your own hibachi…read moreexperience is fun and tastes great. I love their sushi options. Even the hot appetizers are great.

Absolutely excellent sushi from the selection to presentation and flavor. We went for lunch and had…read morejust sushi then had to return for dinner just to try some other items. Service was perfect, greeted right away, friendly and attentive throughout our visit. The sushi presentation was beautiful with a lot of attention to the details. Minimal rice, just enough to surround the filling and hold together, not too much to overpower the texture. All three rolls were different with unique flavors and textures. The ones with multiple fish selections on them were done perfectly balanced with enough of each to taste them all. We also got the crab rangoon which were the sweetest little pillows filled with a creamy crab flavored goodness. For our return dinner visit we again got sushi and crab rangoon but also got two entrees so we'd have leftovers the next day for traveling. The fried rice isn't quite what we expected but the shrimp and beef were cooked perfectly and the flavors were spot on. I highly recommend Ozu852, especially for sushi, and will definitely return when in the area.

We decided to come here for lunch on Saturday after a long morning of errands - my husband was…read moreoptimistic based on reviews glowing it was a "hidden gem". We love sushi - travel all the way to columbus just to have some from the unofficial "japantown" at kenny center Upon arrival at 2 pm, not super busy but the store appeared bright and well decorated. We were directed to pick our preferred seating. Menus were brough quickly, drink orders we taken and brought out quickly. Sprites, came with a cup of ice. This was were it went downhill. My husband is allergic to shellfish, and we eat out understanding there is a chance of cross contamination based on what we order. He had a mild reaction - we determined his reaction was from the glass with ice, which indicates it was not washed well. Not a good sign... We ordered house lo mein, king salmon nigiri, tuna nigiri, tuna roll, and one chicken and vegetable hibachi. Sushi? The rice was long grain and unseasoned... it fell apart as my husband picked it up. The fish was.. ok.. not wowed. Even the king salmon was...just salmon and not anything amazing. My tuna roll never made it. My husband said this was the first time he had bitter ginger... he spat that back out - ginger is suppose to be a palate cleanser... Lo mein? Was ok. It was not greasy, which is what I usually encounter. Noodles were soft, but ok. Flavor.. lacking.. and there was a notcieable amount of sauce at the bottom.. so it was too runny. The hiabachi? The fried rice, saddest fries rice ever. It was hard middle and .. flavor was offputting.. this is coming from a girl that was raised to eat rice everyday in many forms. I love durian, and this rice manage to offput me.... the flavor was just weird. The hibachi chicken and veggies were the best part..sauce flavor was great and the veggies were cooked very well and chicken was juicy. So overall... would not recommend due to cleanliness (based on contact contamination from a cup) and... food was just meh

The food was great The waitress was also great she kept…read moreasking if we needed anything Everything and everybody was super nice

Always very dependable - One of best in Greater Metropolitan Area…read more We arrived just prior to opening, and observed 4-5 wait staff scurrying to enter back door. We like that front window is filled with ribs and chickens. Caveat: This is a very small property, and take care to arrive early. Clearly the well trained staff aims to please. Take care with small parking lot - lots of folks are using it as a short cut. Great ribs, and we recommend.

Friendly and fresh, we got a range of treats from udon to eel roll and all was tasty. Quiet dining…read moreroom and easy parking.

Comfortable cozy Korean and sushi restaurant with comprehensive menu and delicious unique dishes…read morethat hit the spot after a busy day attentive fast seating and service including chef greeting to check on satisfaction with food left with plenty of leftovers since I definitely over ordered because everything looked so great. Will definitely hit this spot up again next time pass through town.

Buckhorn is a local staple in the Little York area of Dayton. Nestled in an upscale wooded…read moreneighborhood, it's a favorite spot for motorcycle riders and locals alike. It is dark inside with wood paneling and stained glass lamps. An antler light gives the down home vibe. Service was fairly slow but friendly which is to be expected here especially on a busy weekend. I ordered the 10oz filet medium which came out medium well. I actually didn't mind because I also like medium well, however I read another review that said the same. It was juicy and tender. The potatoes were pretty dry and the vegetables were good just sliced a little thin. Overall I give it four stars because it was still a solid decent meal. Very friendly and attentive service.

This was always one of the places that was widely-known as a go-to for a nice but not-too-expensive…read moremeal out when I was growing up in the northern suburbs of Dayton. But having not lived in the area for more than forty years, even though we visit family here periodically, I had not been to Buckhorn in quite some time. It obviously does a lot of things right as, from what I can tell, it's been around since 1943. It's reputation when I was growing up was already well-solidified as it had been doing what it does for 30-plus years by that time. Now that it is over 80 years in business amd working toward the century mark in the not-too-distant future, I was reminded from this visit why it is enduring. Its appeal starts with the timelessly homey ambiance. It goes for a rustic theme, something like what I remember where we often ate when traveling through parts of the American West with my parents as a kid. The exterior certainly presents as a vintage off-the-beaten-path eatery. When you walk in, you can see that they pull off the rustic vibe pretty well. The wood paneling and attractive bar area give a saloon-cum-supper-club-style feel which is topped off with the deer-antler chandelier to connote rusticity. But in the bigger picture, the point is that they present a very comfortable atmosphere in which to enjoy a meal. Their second, less obvious key to endurance, in my opinion, is the location. It's not close to anything but the homes of those who like living a little out of the way amongst the woods. That's tricky because it ostensibly limits the addressable market. It means that a place like this has to be a destination itself and largely rely on reputation and a loyal customer base, because they won't get much in the way of synergistic, passer-by business. But this means they have achieved something sustainable of that sort which provides a degree of insulation from factors beyond their control. That probably would not work well today unless you have a lot of capital and a lot of patience. The startup costs and the extensive runway required would likely not make a place like this appealing to most investors who want to see piles of money from their inputs much quicker. That's a shame, but the character that only comes with time makes a place like this even more interesting and enjoyable. It certainly adds to, and indeed is what is largely responsible for, its throwback persona. I had read reviews for this establishment that suggested that the service is a little choppy. During our visit, however, we saw no issues. There were three in our party and we were there on a moderately busy Thursday night. We were seated right away and our server Lou-Ann did a very good job of taking care of us. The food took a tad long to come out, but not beyond reason. In effect, the service was solid and we had no real complaints. Their menu reflected the vibe they have maintained for decades. It is a classic Midwest American collection of offerings designed to resonate with their fans. They specialize in Burgers and other traditional favorites that appeal to Midwestern tastes. The bread basket at the beginning was a nice starting touch. Between the three of us for our mains, we tried the Beef Hot Shot, the 10 oz. Sirloin with Cowboy Butter and the Turkey Avocado Salad (which may have been one of the more adventurous choices). The salad was mine and I supplemented it with a cup of Chili. It was all great. My sister-in-law said she had forgotten how good hot shots were. My wife enjoyed her steak and had some to take home. My chili was excellent and I could easily see how a bowl of it could be a meal. The salad was also very tasty and satisfying. The fare gets a solid A-grade from us. The value here is still pretty decent for what it is. With food, drinks, tax and tip, our bill was $80. At just shy of $27 per person, that's a reasonable value these days. It is good to see that this place still lives up to its legacy. It's a 4.5 to 5-star place for me. I'll hope to return for another meal soon.

Was here for work and decided to grab some Asian food but that was a mistake. Delivered by Uber…read moreEats...I ordered two rolls and a poke bowl. I asked for utensils and soy sauce and chop sticks. I got none of these. First strike Sushi was ordered with brown rice. Was literally falling apart and drizzled with some type of yum sauce that I wouldn't have wanted. Second strike The Poke bowl was OK nothing special Third strike. IF I'm in the area again I will not return.

Their staff was nice and the place was clean but the sushi was not good. However, this is based on…read moremy personal taste. The food just does not hit. The fish was sweet and it was... cooked?