As is true for many buffets, the food is mixed, but, overall, a solid buffet with some highlights…read more One disappointment: I'm a sushi fan, and I found the sushi here not interesting. I was here for lunch around noon and the sushi looked ok, but not particularly fresh. (I'm not saying it wasn't fresh, just that it looked like it had been sitting around). It tasted fine. There is a broccoli with chicken and broccoli with beef stir fry. The broccoli in each were outstanding. Fresh, crisp and delicious. Two baked fish entrees (salmon and a white fish) - both were very good. Nothing fancy - just tasty fish. There's a fried fish (tilapia or some type of white fish) that was very good. The breading was tasty and not too thick. There's a cocktail sauce on the salad bar that is good and goes well with this dish. The hot and sour soup was tasty. Broth was a little thick, likely from corn starch. Less corn starch and the soup would be great (although some people like a thick broth). I didn't do the hibachi. There's also a chocolate fountain that I didn't use. There's a nice variety of fresh fruit. And I was impressed by the juiciness of the oranges and the melon. Extensive salad bar and good selection of items for dessert. Overall, a good buffet at a good price point for lunch and, I think, also for dinner. The servers were friendly and worked to remove plates and to keep drinks from going empty. The place is large and comfortable.

Warning: they charge extra 15% for parties of 7+ *THEN* hound you for more tip after, & drinks are…read moreextra. We had 10 ppl for dinner, no drinks. We handed extra $10 cash (on top of the auto gratuity), she pointed to her 2 coworkers who didn't even serve us directly and said "no $5 each". Mind you, it's a BUFFET -- so they just cleaned the table and got us water (never even refilled)!!! Shocked, I still gave the extra tips... we were also split to 2 tables. Food was ok but def not worth the $$ we spent. My ? is, are do you not pay your workers or are you keeping my auto-gratuity???

This place has a regular flow of customers. Service is fast and they cook the food on a grill right…read morein front of you, so it's fresh and hot. It has a casual vibe with indoor and outdoor seating. The prices are good with generous portions, especially if you get a bento box. The drink options regular fountain drinks. The bathroom cleanliness is decent,I shared a bento box with my son, he really enjoyed it! My daughter did too.

Stopped in for lunch after an afternoon spent exploring DC. I ordered the Tofu hibachi and some…read morespring rolls. You have to speak into a microphone to order but it was so loud that the guy at the register could not here. It was also very busy but they were working fast to get everyone their food. I was asked if I wanted vegetable with my hibachi and said yes.. the vegetables i hot was sauteed cabbage which was fibe though I had expected the vegetable would be broccoli. When I got my food, there was chicken which I didn't ask for but figured I might as well eat the food as I was tired from walking for hours. The tofu was not good.....I don't know if it's the type of Tofu they used but I did not enjoy it. The chicken was good. I ended eating mostly the cabbage and the chicken and some of the rice.

I stopped in on a Thursday evening around 4 pm and the place was pretty empty with only one family…read moreat a table. The restaurant was clean and the waitress was pleasant. My cook name was Raz and he was pretty good. He was quick,very polite accommodating and professional. I was surprised they didn't make us wait for a whole table to fill up like most hibachi's do. The food was really good and the drinks were ok. Only issue was the drinks took a long time to be prepared which I didn't understand because there were only a handful of full of people there and they were wrapping it up when I arrived. This was overall a great dining experience and I'm sure I'll return for another experience.

While visiting Alexandria, we decided to grab dinner at a Japanese steakhouse. After a quick Google…read moresearch, we landed on Sake Japanese Steakhouse. Now I'll be honest--when we first pulled up, it looked a little sketch. But the reviews were solid (4+ stars), so we said why not--and went for it. I had a party of 11, and we were seated within minutes, which was a huge plus! The place wasn't too crowded, a bit on the smaller side, and didn't have all the usual flair and flames you might expect from a Japanese steakhouse--but hey, we were already in, so let's go! The staff was friendly overall. Our waiter Genard really tried to keep up with our large group. He missed a few things here and there, but nothing major--overall, he did a decent job. Let's get into the food... The salad came out nice and cold, but that ginger dressing? Whew... not for me. It tasted really heavy on the mayo and overpowered the ginger flavor. I sent it back and got the ginger dipping sauce instead--and that actually worked much better! The soup was hot and fresh like it should be. It had mushrooms (not my thing), so I just pushed those to the side. Now the main event--the food was GOOD! I actually loved that they added vegetables like peas and carrots into the rice--nice little touch you don't always see. The shrimp was tender, the chicken was delicious, and I really appreciated how finely chopped it was instead of big chunks--it made it more tender and soaked up that teriyaki flavor perfectly. The vegetables were cooked just how I like them--crisp broccoli, carrots, onions... flavorful and not overcooked at all. And let's not forget the plum wine--nice, cold, sweet, and exactly what I needed after a long day running around with kids for spring break. It definitely hit the spot! And the BEST part? The pricing! Very reasonable--especially compared to Japanese Hibachi in other cities! $30 for a combo is ALWAYS a win! Overall, we had a really good time. Most of the group enjoyed their food--maybe one or two minor complaints, but nothing major. I'd give it a solid 4 out of 5. If you're in Alexandria, it's worth checking out!

This is my go-to takeout sushi spot--the price and quality are truly unbeatable! I usually order…read morethe spicy tuna roll, and when I get it through Uber Eats, they often have a buy-one-get-one-free deal on dumplings, which are always delicious. They also offer a great lunch special (though I haven't tried it yet), which just goes to show how affordable the menu is overall. The fish is consistently fresh, and after trying many different sushi takeout places in DC, this one is the clear winner for me.

I ordered on Ubereats the Chicken and shrimp hibachi combo plate. The salad with ginger sauce was…read moregood. The miso soup was very bad and tasted as though it had been watered down. The chicken, shrimp, vegetables and rice were delicious! I'll definitely order this again. It comes with yum yum sauce and their ginger sauce which both are great.

Every time I pass by College Park, I always make sure to stop by for a bowl of Qu Ramen. The staff…read moreis just as welcoming and the place is just as clean as always! I noticed they've added a lot of new snacks and sushi tacos to the menu--super unique and absolutely delicious. Love this place!

I recently ordered the vegetable ramen from this place and had it delivered and I contracted food…read morepoisoning 2 hours later; got sick and the lady on the phone refused to give me any compensation for food safety violations when I called a few days later after ending up in the ER. I never order here anymore and would never recommend this place to anyone else.

SUSHI WAS SO GOOD! I was so full after and even had leftovers to bring home. We tried the Maryland…read moreroll. 10/10 omg best thing ever. We also got rock and roll, and volcano roll, and I forgot the last one but it's all so worth it.

For starters, I placed my order online, with a pick up time of 11:25 am. I arrive at 11:26, the…read morestaff member stated it'd be 5 more minutes. Five minutes turned into 15 minutes. I get my food, no apology or explanation. I get back to work, open my container, and see a sloppy, rushed Shrimp Tempura Roll that's cold. There's a lot more I could say, but I'll keep it respectful.

I had a stellar experience at Otani!…read more The restaurant itself itself is very cozy. The decor is very simple; A few paintings on the wall and a view to watch the sushi chefs at the bar. I ordered the beef tataki, the sashimi platter, and the tako yaki: - The beef tataki was served chilled; The beef was slightly smokey and the sauce was bright, giving the dish a kind of refreshing feeling. - The fish in the sashimi platter was very fresh and the display was beautiful. The sashimi came with miso soup (as good as any other miso soup). - I loved the takoyaki! I tend to think takoyaki tastes about the same everywhere, but this may genuinely have been my favorite takoyaki I've tried in the area; I had to resist ordering a second plate of it. As a solo diner, I spent $58 (excluding tip) for what I perceive to be a lot of food. For a fancy solo outing, I think it was great value for the quality of food. The staff was also very attentive and my food came out promptly. This is a great solo dining or date spot.

Very good customer service, and the sushi was very fresh. We got the sushi, sashimi otani omakase,…read moreit says for 3 but definitely not for 3. Its definitely a bit expensive but the quality of fish was good treat. The bathroom is a bit dark, but otherwise the restaurant is very clean and friendly.

Great service, fun hibachi. The waitress never let my drink go empty! The food was delicious and…read morethe chef didn't overcook the chicken. My only regret was that I didn't get to catch a cucumber with my mouth.

My parents were craving a hibachi experience as we hadn't been for a long time, so my wife and I…read morejoined them - I think this one is just okay / mid. Atmosphere: Tucked into a quiet Kingstown strip mall. Interior is nice if not a bit dated and dark. They seem to only have hibachi tables, and when we arrived, it was empty (we did also have a reservation). It got much busier earlier, and I think that is because it takes time to move people in and out with the hibachi. Service: The greeter and server were excellent. We observed some other hibachi chefs who seemed fun and engaged. Our chef, however, seemed really checked out and was not into doing the whole shtick. Here's where I lowered my rating from a 4.5 or even a 5 to a 3 - My wife and I are allergic to shellfish, and my mother doesn't eat shrimp because it's not kosher. The server asked us about dietary restrictions, and we noted right away that we wanted our shrimp that comes with each meal to go to my father, the only member of our party who eats it. We also requested that the rest of the food be cooked further away from the shrimp and not make direct contact, etc. We also repeated this request to the chef again when he started preparing our meal. Despite this, he proceeded to prepare the shrimp with it touching the chicken and beef, and used the same hibachi utensil the entire time, moving between the shrimp and the other meats and veggies without care. Luckily, we don't have a strong contact response , but my throat did feel itchy after the meal. I think this was a reasonable request and one that has been accommodated at every other hibachi restaurant I have ever been to - at Disney, they simply accommodated us by cooking the shrimp after everything else was done and served. The only 'care' our chef took here was omitting the part of the service where shrimp pieces are tossed. On top of this, the food was much greasier than even the average hibachi. Tons of butter - I also thought the way the chef dipped his used grill utensils into a huge vat of butter was unsanitary and likely against code. Everything tasted okay in the moment, but two of us got sick after - not sure if this was from the food safety or the sheer amount of butter and oil. Chicken was flavorful but dry. Steak was flavorful but tough. Veggies were very good. I enjoyed my hot saki and my wife enjoyed her Kirin. Soup and salad are served with the meal. I was surprised that the soup was a clear chicken broth and not miso as is traditional. It was very plain and flavorless. Overall, I would not recommend this place, despite there being fewer and fewer hibachi options around where you get the full grill experience.