If I could give them 0 stars I would. Went there for my daughter's birthday and the food was not fresh. My daughter in law got food poisoning AND they didn't even tell anyone that they didn't have AC. On one of the hottest days in WA! For 35 you should get better food. Doesn't even include drinks. I won't be going back. Old Country Buffet is better and they suck. read more

This place is good if you are looking for quantity and not focused on quality. I'm not a fan of it and would recommend finding a place that serves exactly what you want to eat with quality in mind. This place isn't cheap. read more

I have been coming here since this restaurant first opened, a few months ago I still come on Saturdays usually weekends will have a lot of good food but last night I went out for dinner with my family, 1 person $40 but I don't care mind the price as i've been coming here for a long time the service and the food is always good but last night i was really very bad the food was stale and so was the sushi i sympathize with the COVID-19 twice before me the old food was not good but I'm still OK and this time I will never come again. I think you should think about your options when coming here again. read more

Absolutely ridiculous that dinner for 2 parents, a 12 year old, and 6 year old was $150. They REQUIRE you to tip. There is absolutely no option not to leave a tip. I have no problem leaving a 25% tip when service is great, but it's non existent here. The food is better at Panda Express. They give you plastic gloves when you get there to use when handling the utensils at the buffet, which is totally understandable during Covid, but if they don't enforce it, what's the point? At least half the people weren't using them but nobody said anything to them. The food was not what the labels said they were, so no way to be certain what anything iz if it is new to you. read more

Terrible food. Barely edible. And they pre charge you a tip, staff comes to table twice to clear plates. Tip should be discretionary. Don't go read more

Absolutely Make no mistake again I pay $40.71cent Employees you are she was fighting with me asking me about To pay tips I don't want to pay tips because they Servies absolutely very bad I was wait an half an hour just to order tea and she bring my tea very cold and asked her I need hot tea not cold I don't ask for cold tea she's got made with me and she pulling the tea very fast from my table and started yelling me with her Big mouth language And she was saying we have no tea asked me to leave this is very disrespect not acceptable from this buffet employee behavior I pay 40:71c for nothing just garbage food not even enough seafood and table read more

The lower rating is due to the following reasons. 1. Their food items are less than before and yet, the price is higher. Mainly, the lobster is now NOT on the menu and many other items are no longer served 2. The price does not include drinks. 3. 10% tip is automatically charged at the pre paid check in. It should be up to the customer to decide the tip amount, not the restaurant owner. Unless things are improved, I will not be coming back to this restaurant. The Feast in Renton is a much better choice at this time. read more

The prime rib was extremely dry when I told one of the managers she just ignored me. The crab legs were very small and could tell it was very recently frozen. read more

Very nice decor and the quality of the food was great. The selections were decent wish there was a bit more. Price is on the more robust side. All in all decent place for the money read more

Terrible experience, the worst buffet I ever had. Few foods to eat and food quality is not good.

Eh my stomach was hurting after I ate here. There were barely any customers when I ate there either. The Alfredo was not very tasty. Also I *probably* had food poisoning after I ate the sushi. read more

Lots of food varieties and on of the best quality seafood buffets. Bonus points for sushi. They have amazing sushi

Doesn't deserve any stars!! One of the worst service I've experienced. My family and I can't enjoy our meal without being bothered for the check for every minute. The waitress was rude to begin with didn't say hello or anything. Food was alright but it's not worth the price and service. read more

It was a great value for the cost. The food was good and fresh. Try the pork belly, perfectly crispy.

The seafood, sushi bar is excellent. Oysters were fresh and the selection of sushi had a good variety Hot food was your typical Chinese buffet . It was good, but nothing different. For the price you pay for the ambience Lynnwood Harbor buffet is a better bargain, however their sushi bar is lacking. Overall, atmosphere was nice, waiters were polite and nice read more

LOVE this buffet!!!!!!!! Where else can you go for all you csn eat lobsters with that price?!!!!!! And nope, no long line, no fighting for skimmy lobsters. They always have a ton of lobsters available. Besides that I enjoyed all the food they have there. Quite a huge selection and they are all good for a buffet place/price. So sad when we moved away and couldn't come to eat before we left due to Covid. Hopefully one day we come back to visit Seattle/Tukwila Mizuki is still as good or even better!!!! read more

My favorite restaurant when I come to Seattle. It's buffet! The place is clean and spacious. The food is delicious and lots of variety, mostly Chinese and hey have a carving station. The desserts are to die. It looks the same as it did when I first came here in January 2012, same quality. It's very popular. read more

Mizuki Buffet - Buffets Near Me - Tukwila, Washington

If you like seafood, you will love Mizuki buffet. We went Mizuki for a weekend dinner. We had a party of six and two of us arrived first. The hostess was very nice giving us a table first while waiting the other four. They also have a covered waiting area, which is quite thoughtful for Seattle weather. If you like seafood, you will love this place. The seafood is very fresh. Probably one of buffets that providing the freshest seafood. The sushi and sashimi are so tender and moisten that they glisten under the light. They have a special type of shrimp that you hardly see in other buffet places, and it's sweet and delicious. For the sushi and sashimi lovers, this is perfect. For the hot seafood dishes, I like the steamed crab and stir fried lobster. Remember those dry empty crab legs you found in those cheap buffets? You never see them here. The crab meat is full, moisten and firm, totally worth the effort to crack them open. The Chinese style stir fried lobster is a very popular dish, and they goes out fast once refilled. I was lucky to be there just after the refill. The fresh sweet meat from the lobster tail is excellent. It's hard to find another lobster dish like this in other buffets in the area. Clams, mussels and crawfish are good too. If you're not into seafood, you still have some good choices of prime ribs, beef brisket, sausage and so on. I also see some deep fried frog legs. For vegetarians, the options are quite limited though. The cold appetizer section has some interesting Asian delicacy dishes like pig ears and stomachs, as well as seaweed, soft boiled peanuts. Kids love the chocolate fountain in the dessert section. The ice cream is quite solid and very hard to scope up though. For the weekend dinner, the cost is about $30 per adult and $15 per child. For seafood lovers like me, who took three plates of seafood, it totally worth it. read more

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Mizuki is a pretty decent buffet (or boofay as Brian S would call it). While there's an emphasis on Pan-Asian dishes, you will also find more typical buffet dishes such as prime rib. Quite an impressive sushi selection too, which happily, does include octopus. I've been here a few times, and will tell you that the food is better when it is crowded because it doesn't sit out so long. We came here mid-afternoon on the 4th of July and there were only a few customers and the food wasn't quite as fresh as on other occasions. Another note: the steam table for the prime rib doesn't do the best job keeping the prime rib hot. Even though the server sliced my prime rib and I ate it almost immediately, it was lukewarm at best. Still, it was very good quality prime rib. Mizuki has a nice selection of seafood and several different soups. I liked that you can gorge on fresh fruit and vegetables if high-cal or non-vegetarian dishes aren't tempting you. Dessert is good. They've got a chocolate fountain (think Salty's on Alki buffet) that you can dip marshmallows in. I particularly liked the vanilla custard and decent selection of ice cream. But best of all is that they have crème brulee. Yes! Service is very good. While you have to rely on your table service for refills, they come by frequently , making sure your glasses are full. You pay your server and they watch you pretty closely, meaning when they see you going for dessert, they know it is time to bring you the check. read more

Buffets mean it's time to remove the belt... I came here with my family of 10 to celebrate my uncles birthday. It's a bit on the pricier side for a buffet on a Sunday night. It's currently $27.99/per person so you can already imagine the cost it's going to be for a party of 10. Let's talk food. In the back there is the infamous sushi section. Everyone comes to this buffet cause it's all you can eat sushi and sushi is darn expensive. You start on the very right side and move left. There are a few rolls, few sashimi, some deep fried fish, some sashimi salads, more rolls and then the pickled ginger and wasabi and spicy mayo. I'm not a huge fan of sashimi but there are a few choices (around 5-7 or so). The rolls. They aren't 5 star quality or anything but they are good enough to make you content. My personal favorite would have to be the shrimp tempura roll with seared salmon on top. I am quite the sucker for seared salmon though. There also is the roll with tempura in it with eel on top which is pretty good as well. Most of the rolls have either shrimp or crab in them which kind of limits the type of sushi they have. I was hoping for spider rolls and dragon rolls, but of course they wouldn't have it since they're trying to maximize profit. Go down to the front and you have your hot foods section. You start on the very left and usually during dinner time there is already a long line so you actually have to wait through the whole thing rather than cutting into the place you want to be at. The first section begins with a few hot foods, and some sort of Alfredo pasta that does not look edible ... Looks completely gross. There is also garlic bread but it's been in the oven for too long and it lacks garlic flavor. Then you have the meat guy who's carving up either sausage, prime rib or ribs. I tried all of them and to be honest, the sausage is probably the best even though it's pretty fatty and oily. The prime rib was way too salty, and the ribs were just dry. Not too happy with that. Then you move along and you find some bacon wrapped shrimp (not good, you would think you couldn't go wrong with bacon, but they just did) and a few more selections before you hit the soup. They have siu mai but it is disgraceful to all dim sum places. This siu mai was just gross. Then they have the king crab. The thing everyone rushes to get because it's so expensive and they want to be able to eat 28$ worth. To be honest, the crab isn't fresh. The crab is too salty. The crab is really dry. It's not even worth it. They have hot and sour soup, miso soup and some odd soup that could possibly be egg flower but doesn't really look like it. Then you hit the fried stuff like fried chicken, French fries, curly fries, fried shrimp and sesame balls and sesame biscuits. I'm going to say that the sesame biscuits are probably the best thing in the hot foods section. They are like mini sugared donuts that are incredibly fluffy and warm on the inside. I went back in line just to hoard these. The next section has Chinese food. You have fried rice, stir fried noodles, chow fun, general tsao, chicken and broccoli, etc. The stir fried noodles were okay, chow fun was eh, and the general tsao was pretty good. It was really saucy which was sort of nice. Then you get to a mini salad section, some fruits and jello and pudding, and then the desserts. They have a chocolate fountain that you can dip things in but they only have marshmallows... What? Where are the strawberries at!? You can't just dip marshmallows! Though I did sneak in dipping a pineapple. I like their dessert selection even though it wasn't really that great. They had a lot that other buffets don't have. They have cream puffs covered in chocolate (they're big, not the small ones). They have one kind of cookie (not good), and little chocolate cakes with jam in them (it's ok). They also have this weird sesame cracker thing which wasn't good. And also mini cupcakes. These cupcakes are completely store bought, you can taste it in the frosting. Then in this mini fridge they have cheesecake, berry cheesecake and oreo cheesecake in mini form. I like how they have cheesecake because most places don't offer cheesecake. The berry cheesecake was my favorite. It's really creamy. The crust could be crunchier, but it's okay. They have mini creme brûlée which was pretty good, and a vanilla pudding. I also saw these little edible chocolate cups holding a small amount of vanilla pudding inside which was alright. Then they have a mousse like thing with a jelly coating on top. It's kinda coffee like and it was alright as well. Then there's ice cream. It has a good amount of selections (6-8 kinds?) ranging from mint to cookies n creme to even green tea. There are two scoopers which makes it hard since everyone is waiting. They have these small cups you put them in and mini spoons. I actually liked having the mini spoons there to scoop ice cream from. Overall, 2 stars. Donut, sushi & desserts. read more

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The star rating is only a comparison to other Asian buffets around the area. You do pay more comparatively. For a cheaper option, I would go to the Main Japanese Buffet in Federal Way. If I wanted to splurge a little, I'd go here for sure. Comparing to all buffets in general. This place is much better than the Spice Bay Buffet at the Muckleshoot as far as choices and flavor (except when Spice Bay has hot crab leg night - i'd go there just for that - this place had crab legs but they were on ice like most other places). If I was rating just on food without the notion that its buffet food, It would get a 3 star. We came here yesterday (Friday Night). Got in a little early (4:45 PM) and the food and sushi were all very fresh. Since it was a weekend dinner service, their full menu was out. I am assuming that you don't get prime rib, lamb chops and bbq ribs during all services. Staring with the not so good. The prime rib was a little chewy, I wanted her to slice me off from the new rack but she gave me a slice of the less attractive looking older one. Their greek style muscles - meh, did not like that flavor - it was sour and garlic-y. Their baked cod - was so so, very mushy, overcooked (beyond overcooked firm) and sat too long in its own juices on the serving pan. The only sushi I didn't really care for was the one with a green jalapeno on top. Flavors just didn't go well together. I almost spit it out. Mini lobster tails did not taste like lobster what so ever. But at least it didn't taste like a shoe though. What I did love and did go back for more was the white tuna sushi. That was delicious. It had an onion, ginger relish type of sauce on it. Their sauteed manila clams. Very subtle flavor to this, so I recommend you eat it first. Their Roasted Chicken. Almost tasted like Chinese bbq duck. Crispy slightly salty skin, tender meat. Bacon wrapped shrimp. What's not to like with anything bacon wrapped! They had a pretty good teriyaki but it was not my priority when I go to a place like this. The rest of the sushi was mediocre but still much better than any other sushi buffets around, that includes the Main Japanese Buffet. Almost as good at Todai in its hayday. For sure a lot better than Todai when it went downhill. - Now I wonder if this place give a free birthday meal? I would go back just to try some of the deserts. They look fresh and they have the deep fried sugar rolls that I love with a la mode. Also had fried bananas which I also love a la mode. Filled myself so much that I couldn't and shouldn't try the deserts last night. Service was great. Not once did my used plate sit long on the table. It was cleaned and picked up before I got back from getting another plate. Very attentive. What I thought was neat was that they had areas where they were to stand when at idle which was out of the way. Also, they asked if I wanted to keep my utensils before they took the plate away. Environment: The owners/builders must have gotten a fire sale for granite and stone. There is no soft (drywall) surface what so ever. The bathroom is ridiculous. Literally granite everywhere - sink, walls, floor, and i think ceiling too. They have this cool hand dryer which doesn't just blow your hand dry, it prevents the water from dripping or spraying everywhere. Dries your hand both sides at a time. They have some pretty cool urinals too. lol. As far as the restaurant as a whole. I do like the shiny/glass surfaces on the areas that need to be maintained and cleaned for sanitary reasons. Very smart. I have serious cleanliness ocd. This was the reason I didn't go and try the chocolate fountain. There was a little boy that kept going back to this and kept dipping anything and everything with chocolate. Which its is own right is genius, but he was making a mess of things. Clearly his parents couldn't read the sign that said children under 12 cannot self serve. Not the fault of the restaurant. Overall impression: Its now more than 18 hours since I ate there and I am not violently hurling my insides. Food is good. I'd go back. I would prefer to go here instead of Spice Bay (which is the same price). read more

Mizuki Buffet - Buffets Near Me - Tukwila, Washington

We were going to Claim Jumper initially but changed our mind when we saw this new place right across. This new buffet was opened a week ago already. I think this is one of the very best in this area. The decor is so very contempory with granites and bricks installed on all the walls. The buffet lines are so long. Starting with ice cream and dessert at the entrance; then salad, seafood, cold and hot and lines, it seems endless. The sushi station is separated at the other end offering good quality of sashimi, rolls. The presentation look nice. Besides the many seafood choices, I liked their American items like baked cod, roast beef, and their clam chowder is awesome! I really like their open kitchen concept where they char-broiled and grilled food as well as many Asian choices right in front of your eyes . For $10.99 it is really worth it for all you can eat lunch. Will go back for dinner with our family again soon. Good ambience, nice and clean. Service, excellent. Food: best of the same class with no comparision so far as I compared with many others I tired before such as the failed Todai or Kome in California. read more

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Best Asian buffet I've ever been to! Everything was fresh except for crab legs... read more

Mizuki Buffet - Buffets Near Me - Tukwila, Washington

My uncle took me to dinner and we came here. Not my first choice but he insisted it was really good. The verdict? Not so delicious. I tried a little bit of everything here. That's what I like to do a buffets. Try everything before I pile my plate with a particular item that I enjoy. Some things that stood out (good & bad)... Prime Rib - No flavor. There was literally no seasoning on this. Chow Mein Noodles - This was the only thing I enjoyed here. It was tasty. Fried Shrimp - Tastes just like the frozen ones you buy at a grocery store. Sushi - Terrible. Crab Legs - Good size. Pudding Desserts (in the clear cups) - Stay away! They were all the same but with different toppings such as fruit loops, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, and shredded coconut. The pudding was so gross! I don't even know what I was eating. Chocolate square w/ white cream & sprinkles - Yeah, just don't. Just so gross. Overall, if you don't care about quality and want to consume a lot of cheap food...you can come here. However, it's still pricey for how bad their food is! read more

Our daughter wanted to come to Mizuki for her birthday. She absolutely loves seafood and they have a great selection here. There were nine of us in our party, and we we're seated in a separate room, as far away from the buffet as humanly possible, so that was a little odd. Also, the room was very full with other parties and was very warm as well. Onto the buffet.... We really enjoyed the wide range of choices in the buffet. I had prime rib, baby back ribs, pasta, fried shrimp, lobster tails, fried rice, and some other random side items. My daughter went for all seafood. They also have a very nice selection of desserts as well. Tiny cheesecakes, green tea ice cream (as well as other flavors), and a chocolate fountain with lots of dipping choices! The prices are on the higher end, but worth it for the quality of food, as well as choices. We had a great time, had good service, and will return! read more

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Come here HUNGRY! If you are craving for non-authentic Fusion all-you-can-eat buffet, this is a great place for you. This is a fairly new buffet place. If you are all about FINE dining, DO NOT come! My sister decided to go on her day off and she paid for my dinner! Win! There are a lot of varieties from Japanese (Sushi, sashimi, hand rolls, cold salad, etc.), Dim Sum, Warm/Hot Chinese dishes, American food (pizza, steak, pan-friend cod, etc), fruit bar, chocolate fountain, ice cream, etc. When you have every possible item, it's hard to be good! Decor - 3.5 STARS The space is very wide and the restaurant is very clean. Location is a little out of the way, but it would be nice for the sound end of the Puget Sound residence. Parking is great! There are tons of parking! Service - 3.5 STARS The server was friendly and he was able to clean up the dishes as soon as we were ready for the next round. Food - 2.5 STARS If you come hungry, it's definitely good! However, from fine dining point of view, the food was not so good. The sushi rolls were very pretty on the plate (I have to give some credits to whoever made them. They work hard to make them good). However, it was not so tasty when you put in the mouth. Sashimi wasn't bad. It was somehow fresh. Dim Sum, of course, was NOT good. Steak was over cooked. The best I've had was the mini lobster tails. Ice cream was nasty and too sweet! This is good for a group of hungry people who are willing to pay $19.99 per person for all you can eat buffet. But, this is not a place for me. I've experienced better. read more

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I am always one to try sushi & seafood while on vacation especially if I will be near a coast. I was excited to try the Mizuki Buffet because we were staying nearby. I read some reviews from different all you can eat buffets and decided to try this one. FOOD: There is a lot of different food here to try. From sushi to hibachi to different meats and sides, the possibilities seem endless. I was mainly here for sushi. Now mind you, this is not a cheap place to eat, so I was really banking on the sushi options to be worth the cost. I have to say that I definitely expected more of a variety in the availability especially for the price. Don't get me wrong, there was roughly 10 different options to choose from, but all of them were kind of the same and didn't offer much variety in fish. I ate almost everything that was offered, but really didn't feel like the sushi was all that great. I would suggest that a big place like this should offer two different styles of dining where one is for just the sushi, and one is for all the other food offered. I did try some of the other food that was there, but overall, the price seemed too high for what I ate. SERVICE: Being that this is a buffet style restaurant, there isn't a whole lot of service involved aside from someone getting your drinks and picking up plates. Our server was nice though and I didn't experience any issues. OVERALL: I expected this place to be much better than what it ended up being. The sushi was still good, but lacked variety and taste. The price for me seemed way above what the food was. I probably wouldn't come back here if I was in the area, and would travel further to experience someplace new. read more

Mizuki Buffet - Buffets Near Me - Tukwila, Washington

After a crappy day at work. My brother took us here for lunch. I felt bad for being late but not too bad since they started eating without me anyway. There was plenty of parking outside. It shares the lot with the adjacent movie theater. Once inside the decor was very nice and kind of dimly lit. They had a variety of sushi rolls, typical asian food and dessert. The sushi was not bad for buffet. Mostly California rolls topped with unagi, small selection of nigiri. The rice, chow mein, green beens, chicken etc. were really dry like it was sitting under the heating lamp for too long. The hot and sour soup was ok. Dessert area had ice cream you can scoop yourself. Mini cakes and mochi. There was fruit and a chocolate fondue fountain that was fun for my daughter. Overall it was mediocre and I had higher expectations for this place. I assume it is better for dinner since I saw them putting out huge crab legs. read more

In terms of an AYCE Japanese place.. Mizuki rates a solid solid 4 stars. Their sushi variety isn't as hefty as the ones you would find in Vancouver, B.C. but definitely a nice variety. And in terms of their sushi and sashimi quality.. its one of the higher ones compared to the other sushi buffets in the Greater Seattle Area. They have a great selection of hot food (not Japanese tho), but also a bit different to your typical Western buffet, or Asian buffet. I'd like to believe you get the best of both regions :) Place: Nice, clean, modernistic. And ample of parking in the parking lot. Located close to South Centre. Service: Fast, friendly and accommodating. For their lunch: at ~$11 definitely a steal deal. Their dinner is ~$20 but of course a bigger selection. Take your pic. But definitely if you haven't been, I encourage you to try it! Can't repeat that its one of the better buffets in the Greater Seattle area for both western and asian fusion in terms of variety, and quality of food. read more

The food is so amazing and tasty!! I tried a little of everything I really loved the whole smoked smelt that is such a tasty treat along with the salmon skin, everything was delicious!!!! and dessert was wonderful I had a little chocolate cake with fruit in the center, green tea ice cream, and a little cream cup that had a chocolate drizzle. I am stuffed and really loved the food!!:-) definitely a 5 star:-) read more

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Food was gross. Honestly. It's expensive for food that is awful. Almost every food was dry. Even the fresh crab they put out was dry. Hardly any meat inside read more

This makes Florida buffets look like garbage. Outstanding service and food for $18 per person read more

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I haven't been here for a few years but most recently I had been here for a few family gatherings and I am happy to say that I actually liked the sushi alot better. It was more fresh, more variety and very eye pleasing. For the sashimi you have to try the sweet shrimp, salmon, yellowtail and scallops. The scallops were my personal favorite and were so sweet. They also had hand rolls and scallops on the half shell. I don't get that much from the hot food section since the lobster isn't worth getting because the pieces that are put out usually don't have much meat on it and most of the other dishes are oily. I also stay away from the chocolate fountain since there are alot of parents that don't go with their small children to supervise them dipping their fruit or cookies. I usually get fruit and ice cream for dessert. My choice of ice cream is the green tea. They have cute little cups and spoons just for the ice cream. Since this is near a movie theater that I go to, most likely I will come here before or after the movies. read more

Mizuki Buffet - Eel, salmon and scallop nigiri and salmon and scallop sashimi. - Buffets Near Me - Tukwila, Washington

Great place to go an get you filling of sushi, roast beef, Mongolian beef, general tso's chicken and green tea ice cream. Lobster and crab legs on weekend. Staff is attentive and buffet is always kept stocked. 5/8/2019 update: still just as good as before. Even when packed for dinner the selection was kept freshly stocked. read more

An airline company luncheon made it possible to visit Mizuki's for the first time today (12-13-11). First impression upon walking in the door, WOW! The interior was beautiful. We were greeted by the friendly staff & we explained that this was our first visit. We were told we could walk thru the restaurant to examine the various dishes, which we gladly did. We initially took a seat at the entrance, but each time a guest entered, the cold winter air blasted us. We asked if we could be seated early (so we could stay warm), even if the other guests hadn't arrived & the staff said, "No problem", then escorted us to a table adjacent to the reserved tables. Immediately, upon being seated, a female waitress asked if we would like some hot tea to warm ourselves, to which we replied, "That would be great". Soon all the guests arrived. Everyone was anxious to get started, with most going for the sushi area first. Others went for the Chinese dishes & the remainder decided on the ribs, baked ham & roast beef. It was all good as each of us shared our thoughts of each tidbit consumed. Then we would switch dishes on our 2nd. & 3rd. runs. I think I saw a few 4th. servings too. Desserts were next. I was stuffed, but had to try the Green Tea Ice Cream, which I had read about in other Yelp! write ups. The ice cream was delicious! Didn't have room for anything else after dessert. By the way, besides my hot tea, my Coke was constantly refilled, almost faster than I could drink it. The waitress was gracious & phenomenal...and quick. Overall, our experience at Mizuki's was excellent. Many of us commented on visiting other similar establishments (Todai's, Genki Sushi, etc.), but Mizuki's impressed us the most. We will return! read more

Came here on a Sunday for lunch, and it was amazing. This is the only place I know of in Seattle that has all you can eat sashimi. And the raw fish they serve tastes pretty fresh! They also have a lot of other food besides sushi. Their prime rib was a little dry, but I still liked it. And they have french fries, yakisoba, mini lobster tails, crawfish, cream cheese wontons, a chocolate fountain, green tea ice cream... I could keep listing food that they serve there, but it's going to just make me hungry so I'm going to stop now. If you love raw fish and variety, go to Mizuki's. You won't regret it. read more

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This place was Ok! $32 for Sunday lunch. I thought this place was a little smaller than I expected. read more

Mizuki Buffet - Buffets Near Me - Tukwila, Washington

This has to be one of the best buffets in the Seattle area, and it's just a shame that it's all the way out in Tukwila. It's good not just for an Asian food buffet, but for any kind of buffet. For $19.99 (plus tax) per person for dinner, you can treat yourself to a wide array of food that is arguably better than what you can get at many typical restaurants. Since they have such a huge variety, I can't comment on every single item they have. I don't even remember everything I got, so I'll just talk generally about what stood out most to me. Starting with the meats, their chicken legs, egg rolls, shu mai (from dim sum), and fish were all spectacular. It's a buffet, so I don't know how much else I can say about them. Sure, much of it is generic, but I guess you have to give customers what they've come to expect from other places. About the only thing here I have a complaint with is their fried banana; it doesn't taste any better than a raw banana, so why fry it? If you want the typical dishes of American Chinese cuisine, like fried rice, chow mein, or hot and sour soup, well they have that too, but why go for such common food when they have stuff that's so much better? Try out their sushi bar and it'll feel no different from any buffet that specializes in sushi. My favorite sushi that they have is the one with the juicy roe on top that explodes as you chew it. It's really fun stuff. Desserts here are mostly on par with everything else that they have. There's small slices of cake, cream puffs that are shaped like swans, and this white rectangular substance that resembles flan. But what everybody's been raving about is their chocolate fountain. Yeah, it's a fountain of chocolate, obviously. I had forgotten how hot chocolate has to be in order to flow like that, but it's not going to ruin your ice cream. I could seriously come to this buffet just for the ice cream and pour that chocolate on everything, although that probably wouldn't be a good idea. Chocolate fountains are really fun. Come here if you want to see one. read more

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This place is a seafood lovers paradise. 4 types of crab and all the sushi and sashimi you could want. They have frog legs and evene pig feet..whoa...If you eat more than 2 plates you will get your money's worth here. read more

Overpriced for "Weekend Lunch" because they charge dinner price. Food quality: 3-4 Stars (depends on the items) Service: 2 Stars (Did not refill our waters) read more