Food was decent quality and some dishes were quite good. However, pricing for this place is too high compared to others. We went here hoping to get lobster, but they didn't have it. For $25 or less, there's several other choices out there that serve the same dishes as this resto. Ambience was good, and waiters were kind, and the place was somewhat clean. The men's restroom was clean, but the women's room was dirty when we came here around 5pm (it wasn't that busy either). I don't ever plan to come back for this price again unless they have lobster on the menu during the weekends read more

DO NOT COME HERE! I never left any bad review for anything. But i did today.. So i just came here for a dinner around 8pm, i think this was a bad choice for a dinner, because the staff told me they closed at 9pm, thats why it has nothing to eat. The food was empty , only had the sushi, but it seems like all the food was left over all day long, and it tasted so bad.. But they cost full amount , $29,99 for one person on weekday, total is $80. With that amount i think i can get a better dinner instead.. read more

I was excited to try the Mizuki Buffet with my co-workers during lunch. Parking was easy as this place is close to the Southcenter mall. Restaurant was relatively lightly packed. As for the buffet, it is seriously endless. Lots of different food to try. From meats, veggies, sushi, hibachi, desserts, soups the selection is endless. It is expensive though. Overall, the food stations were clean, the service was prompt and the facilities were acceptable. I personally liked the sushi, sashimi, chinese delicacies and the desserts. Others on my table felt the food was more oily and salty. You can figure out which dishes are made with canned ingredients. Here is what I saw and some that I tried with the ratings: 1. Sushi - OK 2. Sashimi - Good especially tuna 3. Hot and Sour Soup - OK 4. Egg drop Soup - OK 5. Salad - Did not try 6. Chinese Entrees (General Tsos, Fried Beans, Spicy Shrimp, Squid, Lo Mein Noodles) - Good, some were more oily 7. Fruit Bar - Good Selection 8. Carved Meat Section - Did not try 9. Dessert Bar - Great, what a selection from gello to mango cake Overall, I would rate this a 3 star experience. It is a bit expensive but worth the visit especially with family and friends. read more

This place has changed significantly from when they opened till now. For how much you pay, $30/per + drinks, tax & tip is really not worth the ambiance, service, food options & quality! We went here on a Sunday @3pm. It was quite upsetting that the quality of the food seemed poor, dry and bland. There were just a few favorites that I enjoyed which was a few of the sushi selections, peppered shrimp and stuffed crabs. You'd think there would be more side-salad options, and beautifully prepared desserts, but it was sloppy and disappointing overall. If your looking for somewhat similar food options for less, definitely try Super buffet in Kent. read more

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Coming from Chicago trip right when we arrived from the airport we went here to eat. You can't even understand the way they write the bill. Make sure you check because they will over charge. They did to us. Disrespectful. They gave us our bill without even waiting for us to finish eating. They literally stood by the table until we handed them my card. I don't encourage you to eat here. Food quality is bad. I spent almost $200 for yucky food. read more

Mizuki is a great buffet spot. I took my son after a double header of baseball because we both were hungry hungry. Went on a Saturday at about 6:30pm, so was expectly potentially even to wait. But we were sat relatively quickly in a large dining room. You don't interact much with your server, because you're grabbing your own food, but ours was friendly and refilled our drinks and asked how we were enjoying everything. They have steaming hot food that is fresh and varies from sushi/poke, Asian soups, steamed buns, crab rangoon, eggrolls (so everyone's app favorites) and also General Tso chicken, Mongolian beef and chicken teriyaki (the staples of take out). They have seafood a variety of ways, from stuffed scallops and crab to prawns and lobster. (I will say the lobster was so steamed that I couldn't find any meat). But if you're not a seafood fan, there's also something for you. Really yummy ribs and mac and cheese. Mashed potatoes, sausage and beef. Let's just say there is something for everyone. Interesting desserts as well. This is a kids dream come true. If you have a kid that can eat, definitely worth the price too. The quality of the food is buffet. Don't expect anything fancy (although I was very impressed with their poke). You come to a place like this to try new things and fill your belly to the brim. And I think the price is fair to do that. read more

3 people, 2 cups of tea, 1 cup of coke = $117 No more military discount for some reason. 2 months ago I paid $120 for 4 people. For $40 per person I can go to any restaurant as you understand. No more Mizuki for me. read more

You should definitely compare this one with the Feast Buffet. Feast seems to have more choices. Price is similar. The environment is kind of dark if you like not that bright setting. Food quality seems lower. Was thinking an alternative and tried this. Don't think will go back. read more

It's a Chinese restaurant, with a Japanese name, serving in an American buffet style and low quality...for the price, I don't understand it. There are a ton of options, few of them tasty. It was enough to win my 6 year old over because they had pizza and fries, but the variety doesn't matter when so little of it tastes good. It's Saturday, they charged us $32.99 per person. We saw some positive reviews and thought maybe it would surprise us. Not sure what we were expecting, but at that price I expect a lot more even from a buffet. I think people come here for the cheap shellfish. Most people seemed to be doing that in bulk, maybe that's the secret...it certainly wasn't virtually everything else. The one I'd say plus side was that the salmon they had was surprisingly decent. The rolls were passable, and if I came here with the intent of pounding down gratuitous amounts of passable sushi/sashimi you could definitely get your fill. Aside from that, we all unfortunately regretted dining here. read more

Used to love this place. The food it's okay. The dessert option were better. Bathrooms stink and are dirty!

$33.00/plate. Wait, what? Really? Don't get me wrong. The food IS good. Nice clean place, great seating, friendly staff. It's just that I've been to many Chinese food buffets in my life and usually expect to get out for at most $13-$14/plate. It was a shock and the poor server apologized and told me where the sign hangs that shows the price. I hope they add another sign. Great food, just wasn't expecting a PF Chang price, that's kinda why I cam to a buffet. ‍‍ read more

The food is okay, the Chinese section tastes like Panda Express, the seafood is not fresh to be honest. The mussels and scallops are yummy and I love my dessert. However, the cashing out part is so awkward because the lady was staring at my husband if he wanted to tip and how much. They don't give you option to customize the tip, she brought the machine to our table, charge his card right away, and looked at him when it popped up the tip option. The lowest you can do is 15% and all the way to 25%, which is understandable. But remember, this is a buffet!!! The worst part is the lady kept staring at my husband and the tip screen back and forth, like she forced him to do it. She acted like we wouldn't get away with it. I meant, we will tip them anyway, but the way she did was so rude and unprofessional. They're not friendly, all they care is the TIP!!! Will not be back! read more

Mizuki Buffet - Cream brûlée - Buffets Near Me - Tukwila, Washington

NOT WORTH IT! you call this a buffet??? very very very little selection and food is mediocre would rather go to Feast buffet or golden corral to get my moneys worth! read more

My mom wanted to get sushi buffet so came here upon friend's recommendation. I am not a big fan of buffet but this place was pretty decent. Sushi rolls were decent, sushi and sashimi were fresh ! Sesame balls and donuts were fresh and delicious! The place was clean and overall a good buffet read more

Mizuki Buffet - Sushi sashimi - Buffets Near Me - Tukwila, Washington

I always feel bad leaving a review like this as I am sure this place is struggling after pandemic shut down especially for buffets. I travel a good bit so see a lot of food and am always surprised how poor Seattle area food is in general with being so close to cities like Portland with such a wonderful food scene in every neighborhood. So I am a bit spiked maybe but this was the worst Asian buffet I have seen from Palm Springs to LA to SF to Seattle to Vancouver BC ... sorry hope you figure it out. I will say the Sushi was 2 stars .... So 2 stars bs the really deserved one. read more

Sadly, I didn't believe the one-star reviews. Instead, I watched Tim Lee's review on YouTube. My wife warned me, but I still drove us from downtown Seattle to Tukwila, passing Famous Dave's wonderful BBQ restaurant. I do give them a positive note on the presentation and cleanliness. But, it ends there. I knew we were in trouble when I couldn't peel the heads on shrimp. The meat dissentigrated. The tempura consisted of sweet potato ONLY. Heavily battered and cold. Although from a distance, steam was visible. But, it had no effect on heating the food. Dim sum consists of only two offerings, and I feel for the pork hash which came across gamey. Sushi was just okay. I wouldn't taste any of the rolls as they just didn't look fresh. The scallops at the end of the Sushi section - well, I just took one for the team and regretted it. Deserts became comical. All the pudding tasted the same, and the texture of the jello was like rubber. The highlight was the almond cookie, obviously backed somewhere else. We ordered hot tea, and it was served in a plastic beer mug. I scratched the inside of the mug to see if the cloudy stuff would rub off. On the way home after hearing "I told you so," I decided to wish this place luck, and, plenty of it. read more

Overpriced junk. The staff is rude as heck. The food is stale. Heck Vegas has better buffets. This place is a joke. Stay away.

Pretty standard asian buffet...I would recommend harvest over this location. The food is standard, but the interior is old, the table was sticky..and the food was just ok for $18.99 lunch buffet I didn't think it was that special.... read more

Food is not good, very salty, dinner doesn't have too many kind of foods. only basic Chinese food, desert is just a little bit of cake. sashimi and sushi is just ok. Kids price is expensive too. Make sure ask for price first of you go between lunch and dinner time at 3pm. they only served 2 more food for dinner and will charge you dinner price. this is the second time we was here after 5 years but it is the same. Not a good buffet restaurant but read more

Service great, friendly. Atmosphere excellent. Food Fresh specially sashimi. A lot to choose from. Excellent variety.

My son caught hives all over his body from eating the food here. They don't tell you the price of the buffet until you are done and you are about to pay. They don't have signs also indicating how much it is. The setup made the food look disgusting and the little food I did eat had a weird taste. Also they have signs everywhere saying not to waste food. I don't recommend this place and hope they get shut down. read more

I went for the lunch buffet and all of the foods were stocked up well. The food quality is buffet quality but that's why you go to a buffet it's about all the options and flavors you can enjoy. They had your standard Chinese buffet foods but they shined with the sushi selections. The sushi quality was great, you would spend $10+ just for one sushi roll from a grocery store and here it's unlimited with the price of the buffet. It's a huge buffet with a ton of options. read more

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Dude, eff this place so hard. Our group simultaneously had stomache aches or symptoms of food poisoning. It was NOT worth $27 per person. Our group went on a Wednesday at 8PM. Several years ago, Mizuki Buffet was the shizznizz. But now? Definitely not, I do not recommend going here at all. When you walk in, they give you gloves to wear when you go get food. Our waitress had seated us at a table, and asked us what drinks we wanted. Keep in mind, that there were only 3-4 other groups in the restaurants, and 3-4 waitresses roaming around. After our group had grabbed food, we sat down and there were still no drinks. We only noticed after another waitress had came up to us after we had started eating, and asked what drinks we would like. The food here is not worth it. Chicken anything was terrible - it either had an off taste or was really dry. The crawfish tasted off as well. Do not get the baked crab salad, that tasted off and so did their hot and sour soup. I was so turned off by the food here that I only got two plates worth of food (their prime rib, Mongolian beef, seared salmon, Chinese donut, and vegetables were pretty decent), that I did not even go for dessert. There were a lot of things that were empty, I guess they stop cooking 2 hours early? $27 and no honey walnut shrimp/coconut shrimp and only several pieces of snow crab legs with barely any food left? You crazy. The same waitress that sat us down and took our order for drinks did it again - She asked if we needed refills in which we said yes, and 30 mins go by - nothing! She was preoccupied by setting up tables with cutlery. We just decided to pay and leave after that. I unfortunately noticed my stomache aching after eating, and half an hour later which driving home, the others had stomach ache with one ending up with food poisoning. Mizuki, I'm sorry, but you have become a caricature of your former self. read more

One of apparently several places where one can completely destroy oneself in the Seattle area. As I haven't been to Feast or Haiku (as of the time of writing), the only equivalent I can compare this place to is the Bacchanal in Vegas (Caesar's), which sets the gold standard in my books. As for how it actually compares, read on. Parking is plentiful in the lot surrounding the building. There are 2 waiting areas for this restaurant. Looks like they added the 2nd area as an extension. Good thing, because both rooms were packed with eager patrons. The dining area is basically surrounded on 3 sides by food, food, and more food. And some more food. Staff were friendly. One guy brought us our drinks (which aren't self serve for some reason), and the dishes were cleared regularly by another guy. The food (as one can guess by the name) is mostly Japanese style, though many items are more Chinese style. Special mention goes to their poke and sushi section. One of the longest sushi sections I have seen in any restaurant. Just when one thinks one is done, there are 2 more sections. This alone would've probably made many people happy, but then there's also the cooked stuff. Clams, ribs, pork, chicken, frog, prawns, beef, lobster, salmon, tilapia, and more. If the animals were all still alive, this place would be a freaking zoo. The trick to survival here is to resist gorging on one item, and at least walk the entire length of the food sections first. Overall the food is fairly decent quality. However, the lobster was definitely not fresh. It was actually soggy (ie not firm) on the inside. Not sure if it was because we arrived around 2000 to eat, but that put a damper on the experience. Would the food be all "fine dining grade" like the Bacchanal? Also no. The food would be a solid 4 stars (3.5 to 4.5 depending on the items), but none of the items would be what I call life-changing. With that said, the dinner here is $38 USD (all in), while the Bacchanal I hear is now closer to $60. My friends and I all left clutching our stomachs. Money well spent. Now to conquer the other buffets in the area. Recommended. read more

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This place was so dirty and smelled musty. All three women's toilets were clogged. Soap scum all over the sinks. Floor was all slippery in the dining area. It was very warm in the restaurant read more

I liked this place back years ago (before covid) when this place still served high quality sushi and sashimi, and all good quality of hot food: prime ribs, lobster tails and crab legs etc. However all these good memories are gone after my visit today. Nothing was fresh on this Sunday night. My favorite sushi were all with cold, dry and hard rice, like they have been on the display for days!!! The prime ribs chewed like dried paper with fishy bloody smell. None of the deserts has any taste, I mean the taste is so plain that I am afraid there is no sugar in them at all. Can you still call that dessert? And I paid ~$200 for 4. Will NEVER go back to this place again, ever. PS: I have to use toilet multiple times after that meal tonight, the more I recall the food, the more uncomfortable I felt at my stomach. read more

Great for taking picky eaters and foodies that all like different items to choose from. Service was better than most places that offer this variety of food. read more

The quality here on the weekday is bad. Also they got rid of some of the hot dish area to make it a "stir fry" station- which looks quite unappetizing. The crabs here are old, mushy, bad texture, skinny and has no meat, but I did see a cook have a whole pan/tray of fresh dungenous crabs served for a private party in the room. I would not come back. read more

All you can stand almost food. 10 kinds of chicken fried unidentified. Teriyaki/sort of maybe Barbecued Chicken. Mongolian shoe leather. Something that used to be Multi colors of sawdust cake-- all the same flavor. Crème almost Brûléed. Jello so hard it could double as a yoga mat. You know the drill. For close to 40 bucks you can stuff your gullet into a food coma. The only thing missing is a bowl of antacids on the way out. I wish the food was better, it simply lacks flavor--for lots of reasons. The biggest is likely the 4pm time we arrived. Pastries were stale. "Prime Rib" was past it. It was dry and bland. The sashimi was a combo of either too frozen or not fresh. The sushi rice overly salted. Escolar (white tuna) on a buffet is brings to mind much of what I was thinking. The desserts, even the custards lacked salt or any kind of balance. The cakes were tasteless. The servers were very attentive. The establishment itself was clean and there is an attention to food safety. Overall it's not a place I'll revisit. I barely like the buffet at Wynn in Vegas-- it's just not my thing. Mizuki unfortunately is unremarkable. YMMV read more

So so buffet with Las Vegas prices. I go here often because my mom loves the crab and my brother doesn't care about quantity as much as quality. I do like the fried stuff like the gyoza, fried shrimp, chicken wings and egg rolls and the there are a lot of seafood items, but never have I ever seen the mongolian grill ever fired up, and I only go there on weekends when you'd think they have enough guests to justify having someone man the station. they have a big sushi bar but the sushi is nothing special. My parents also like the dim sum/hot soup station but nothing is memorable. I like how the ice cream station is self-serve (they're the ice cream cups with the paper lids that you get at the school the rare times they give you ice cream) so it's sterile. I'm not really impressed with the buffets up here in Washington, but I still have hope that I'll eventually find one. For now, you'd honestly be better off paying less for Golden Corral because at least their rolls are bomb. read more

Oh my goodness...! I came here on a Sat evening dinner with some family and DUDE. SO. BUSY. We got a pager and waited up front with the rest of the waiting posse'. Note to self: Expect waits of 45-60 minutes during prime time (Fri-Sun)... or atleast, Sat, when I went. Ambience: ...the first thing I noticed. Outside, it is functional, simple and blends in with the area (sans the neat planters with decorations). Inside is a different worl. The foyer is well lit, showing off the gorgeous copper-color walls. Not sure what material it is since glass panels cover it, but it's super nice. Great lighting fixtures and a cool life-size shogun replica greeting you. There is marble and/or granite and/or guartz everywhere you see. Natural stones galore. I'd imagine in the floor tiles, the tables, the wall, the counters, the bathroom partitions... dang! The bathroom section is no different. I've not been to Vegas, yet, but I thought of Vegas. Food: Amazing selection and I definitely agree with Nerick that finishing off the meal(s) with sushi is a great way to go. Good selection of sake, too. I had a Sho Chiku Bai creme de sake nigori. Food "spillage" was also pretty minimal, too, given how crazy busy it was. ### Busy thoughts, Pro: High food turnover usually means consistently fresher food. Con: Longer waiting in lines. ~~~ Slow thoughts, Pro: Less, to no, waiting in lines. Con: Low turnover usually means lesser consistent fresh food. ### ((...please don't take more than you can handle...)) Service: Staff was attentive, efficient and busy. Some seemed more composed than others. The owner(s)/manager(s) were often out by the sushi and foyer section ensuring things are going smoothly. I met the gentleman briefly and he was friendly and cool yet I subtly got the vibe that he had other things on his mind. Misc: As probably expected, many people take WAY MORE than they can eat... please don't be an a## and do that... Customer diversity is quite high, leaning heavily in the asian sector. I didn't sense many japanese, surprisingly. Mostly chinese and korean. read more

Mizuki Buffet - Buffets Near Me - Tukwila, Washington

My favorite buffet place in Seattle so far. (I also love Blue Fin BUT the price is too expensive for the experience in my opinion) Lucky that it's 5 minutes (or less) from my work place so we were able to pig out on our lunch break a couple of times. lol! Lunch at Mizuki is a good deal! Perfect if you just want to try the place out first. PRICES: Mon-Friday Lunch rates (11am-3:30pm) $11.99 per adult Mon-Thursday Dinner rates (3:30pm-10pm) $20.99 per adult Weekend Buffet $24.99 Yes this is no Vegas Buffet (and i've been to most of them!) but it definitely tops a lot of the buffets here in Seattle. FOOD: - LOVE their sushi buffet, hands down the best one i've seen in the area. I just mainly focus on this section and I try not to eat too much rice. Their selections are of course better and a lot more selection at dinner. Area is nice and clean and several chef's making fresh sushi in front of you. Take a look http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=BAgEPOafi_FLZavmtDi0xw&userid=aBmqjdFujThoI8tu1F0Uag -They are an asian buffet but they made sure to offer different types of choices like for example some contemporary american dishes. -Get their seafood soup, i like that one. - Chocolate Fountain is offered on both Lunch and Dinner time. - Dessert cakes in lunch time is blah...dinner time is much better..love that they have green tea ice cream though..ice cream is available lunch and dinner time. **Ambience is of course asian, nice & spacious. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/7KNvV-UkxOLLWnR1Oj5HMQ?select=BAgEPOafi_FLZavmtDi0xw#XeXKiwwhn6L02kBzMXDMjw **They take RESERVATIONS! Highly recommended for large party reservations. I have been there several times for birthdays and other special occasions. Worked perfectly and we never had a problem with service. **Celebrating a birthday? They bring out a special flower type of candle that plays music. lol! read more

Well, it's been ages, I mean ages since the last time we we were here! With that said, the quality of food has dipped a little and there were no SCALLOPS!! Well there was with shrimp and baked! I'm talking about raw scallops!! I remembered when this restaurant opened how they had raw scallops and people ate them up! I would get 2 plateful of the raw scallops! Squeeze some lemon and siracha hot sauce...OMG! The 2 plates were gone. (My mouth is watering thinking about it now!) The quality of food has really gone down! Don't get me wrong....still edible! Corn, I love corn! But the sign said creamy sweet corn....it wasn't!! Scallops with crab with mayo and baked! It was ok! Got some green beans, eh it was a veggie! Of corse a plate of sushi and sashimi! Love octopus and tuna sashimi! So here it is! I always end with the Chinese donuts! You know the round/oval like fried donuts holes with sugar, just bigger than a golf ball?! Well, to my disappointment, they were hard and really didn't have sugar on them! Big big no no! Gotta have the sugar and should be soft and hot!! So here it is...eat at Mizuki's or go about 3 miles to Feast, where the donuts are hot and soft and have sugar on them! I really miss scallops! Or spend $30 bucks and be dissatisfied! I rather spend maybe $5 bucks more at Feast! read more

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Mizuki's is officially my favorite buffet here in the Seattle area. Not gonna lie, I get around (buffets, that is). Firstly, the selection at Mizukis is very impressive. Sushi: lots of sashimi, some of the best quality rolls found at a buffet, 'fusion' rolls aren't too bad either. Meats: sausage, ribs, prime rib = yumm. Chinese: your typical fare that's found in every buffet, nothing special here. Fried rice, yakisoba, etc. Seafood: not my favorite sections. Clams, oysters, lobster, fish? Quality in this section was not very good IMO Dessert: various ice creams, cakes, chocolate fountain. Probably the best dessert selection I've seen at a buffet. Good stuff On a Saturday night, the wait was asinine. We must have waited for almost an hour, finally seated around 8:30pm. Definitely make reservations if you plan on going during the weekend. read more

Mizuki Buffet - Buffets Near Me - Tukwila, Washington

It's a very solid 2-3 star Asian type buffet. Not the cleanest place but I actually wasn't too worried about eating there. I did steer hubby away from raw sushi. Service was good and they did include gratuity on our group of 6 adults and 2 kids. Nothing food wise stands out as remarkable but the shrimp and crab were okay. Not as big or busy as feast buffet in Renton. Soda costs extra. We only went because an out of country family member wanted to go- we likely won't be back anytime soon. read more

I went to their lunch buffet. Sushi was pretty good for the price. There's a number of Asian dishes that I like and also tasted good. Most people go to buffets concern about freshness and their food is pretty fresh. read more

Food is simply bland and terrible. They hired the cheapest and overworked Mexican labor available that do not know how to properly cook the Chinese food. Their crab and lobster are NOT fresh and crab meat turns to powder in your mouth. Service is decent. Ambiance is dark and dingy, with very old and overused silverware and cups. This place is a shadow of its former self. The management seems only interested in extracting the maximum amount of money with the lowest effort. It shows in the quality of food presented. Was not worth the overpriced $38.99 per person for the weekend buffet price. We have had continuous diarrhea since we visited this place. 0/10 I would not recommend this place to anyone. I will never return to this place where food came to die. read more

Everything was good Clean and good quality food Very big space Service good also I recommend this restaurant read more

I rarely give 1-star review but Mizuki buffet is one big appalling mess. Based on my dining experience (4/7), I would NOT recommend this place to anyone. Let me explicate why. As you come in, there are six different buffet stations dispersed throughout the room (sushi+sashimi, dessert, salad/cold food, chinese food, seafood, and western food). I started with sushi rolls and sashimi because how bad can you be to mess up sushi rolls? Well damn, they were a complete let down. They were mostly bland and the fish slices weren't the freshest. I've had better tasting rolls from a grocery store. Moving on, I think we all can agree that people go to a buffet for the seafood. Well bad news, every single seafood dishes I had (oysters, mussels, shrimps, and scallop) with the exception of crab were clearly not fresh and reeked vile odor. What about the non-seafood dishes then? I tried crispy pork belly, shumai, cold noodle, vegetables, custard bun, and fettuccine. Unsurprisingly, they were extremely underseasoned. Fortunately, there are salt and pepper on the table to slightly salvage the blandness. In the end, just when I hope the desserts could at least mend my vexation, they rubbed salt to the wound. Three mini cheesecakes tasted way off and the crust was salty and bitter, as if they were about to go rancid. The green tea ice cream didn't taste like green tea at all. The only dessert I found decent was the custard. Everyone in my party shares the same opinion of the atrocious food. Despite that, props to our server who was attentive and friendly throughout the night. I don't know if it's an off night but with other better buffet options out there, I won't be back. read more

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My wife told me Mizukis was a really good buffet so we decided to try it. We barely got any food because everything looked as though it had been sitting out for hours. The food we did get was very underwhelming and wasn't good at all. The sushi didn't look fresh. The dessert bar was alright, but still nothing tasted even remotely fresh. I understand you pay for a set price, but leaving without really eating anything but still paying 60 some dollars was extremely disappointing. I guess this place really went downhill because a lot of people say it used to be good years ago and isn't anymore. On another note, the service wasn't horrible. Server was quick with drinks, but when I went to pay, there was no one there and we waited for a while. And the atmosphere just felt extremely moist. All the front windows were extremely goofy and it was really stuffy inside. read more