Everything Great! We had an amazing and fun experience! The food was simply delicious!! Service was…read moreabove and beyond. We felt welcomed and very attended to! We also order some food to go and a buffet to go. We had 2 buffets in house. The strawberries were bomb! The mash taters and gray was yummy! The chicken noddles was so tasty (homemade too) loved the beef! Biscuits were on key. Will definitely be coming here again next time we blow on threw.

Ok. I have been to a few buffets and you have a lot of kinda warm food and not too cold stuff. Well…read morethe Country Farmhouse gets it right!! The hot items were hot. Not warm. But hot !! A couple kinds of French toast. Scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy, country fried steak, bacon,ham, corned beef hash, lots of potato casseroles, waffles, two kids of French toast...it just goes on and on. And then you have a full salad area with fresh fruit !! Oh and did I mention an entire buffet of pastries? Donuts, cinnamon rolls, danishes, muffins. It just kept going !!! Everything was fresh and replenished and delicious. The only thing I'd pass on was the Bloody Mary bar. Not a lot of stuffs. Cold chicken nuggets, bacon, green olives, some sad pickle spears, lemon wedges, celery, kielbasa, that was pretty much it. Would Have like to have seen cheese cubes or maybe some shrimp. But it was not bad, just nothing to write home about. All in all for 20.00 a person for food (I don't remember what the bloody bar was) it was a good deal. And they do it daily, not just on the weekends!!!

Our friends ranted about how good this place is, so we went to check it out. There is so much food…read morehere! The variety is vast - amazing! The sashimi seemed to get taken - and refilled - really fast. It seemed like most people were willing to wait for the crab legs to come out. We were not disappointed. My husband loved this place because he said all his needs had been met there. The reason I took one star off is because I'd like to encourage the people who prepare the dim sum to aim a little higher. The har gow and siu mai were quite small, and what I think was supposed to be xiao long bao (soup dumplings) were tiny and without soup.

My girlfriend likes going there for crab legs. I don't have…read morea problem with the food. I have a problem with the cleanliness of the tables, the chairs, the bathrooms, everything is sticky germs everywhere.

The food was really good. It hit the spot. Both types of sausage really resonated with me. The…read morestuffed cabbage rolls were really good. Mashed potatoes, gravy. I didn't really have much of the salad bar with coleslaw and whatnot. It looked decent. The bread is on the top of one of the sections. A couple of people I was with missed those pieces of bread, but I'm glad they said something because we were able to point them to it. The chicken, the sauerkraut, the pierogies were all good. We had the lunch menu, so it's a little bit different than the dinner menu, but everything was tasty and tasted fresh. The desserts were absolutely out of this world. I didn't know what everything was. I asked my waitress or server, who was picking up our plates and whatnot, and she told me. I have to say it was a revelation to know that they actually make all of their desserts as well. Absolutely fantastic. Good flavor. Our server was really excellent. I'm sorry I didn't get her name. She gave us some good information about meat pierogies being available or other types of pierogies if they're not on the lunch bar, which was really cool. For a lot of people, the place may be a little difficult to get into with a walk and whatnot. I wasn't really aware of all the entrances, but one thing to note is it is on the more dimly lit side. Not so much so as to be annoying, it actually sets a nice vibe. I absolutely love that the staff has a sign up there to discourage unattended children from running rampant by the food bar, which I think is very fair and nicely stated. That made me feel good, too, that we had quality control in effect versus other cafes that I've been to where I know the places try, but they don't do a really good job of monitoring the situation. No such issue with Sawa. They did a great job on that front. One issue I did have was with the bathroom. It seemed like a stall. The door opens up really wide into the area where we've been washing our hands, but everything was well maintained and well kept. That made me feel good. Overall, I will say I enjoyed the experience, and I'm looking forward to going back. I specifically want to check out the dinner options because I really enjoyed the lunch, but I want to try out a few other things that they have for the dinner menu. My pictures did not turn out with the lighting, so I'm not going to post them, but needless to say, the food was very good, and I'm definitely looking forward to going back, as I mentioned. The service was excellent, and I think the price was pretty fair for all the food I just ate, so I was definitely pleased.

17th and Cermak Rd has been part of my extended neighborhood for over 70 years, and I've driven…read morepast Sawa's here for all that time. Never stopped in. My dumb ass. Then again, the place is in a magnificent sort of decay (on the outside). Remove the cars in the lot, the steady stream of patrons, and the electricity to the signs and you'd swear the joint had been closed for awhile. Zero curb appeal. Yeah, that's what I'm blaming it on. Step inside, and as they say, it's a different bowl of Czarnina. It's OLD old school for sure, and, at least for me, that's a rousing and quite affirmative sign that good eats may be in store. And they were. The nearby Berwyn/Cicero neighborhoods were heavily Czech, and we all grew up eating that hearty, stick-to-your-ribs, pork-laden cuisine. A similar thread runs through German and Polish menus. Swap out the recipes for side dishes, and you're still in the same universe. My ancestry has Polish and German (along with the Italian and Jewish) components, so a lot of this food is familiar, much of it cooked by my Grandmothers; so I went in with a basic knowledge and expectation of the cuisine. Sawa's bills itself as a "Smorgasbord", which was a term still in wide use 60 or so years ago when Sawa's was established; it's a Danish word for "buffet". Back in the day, a resto yclept as such was considered "exotic", even when the fare presented therein was anything but. That Sawa's kept that describer is further evidence of OLD OLD school. (See my words about "old school" above.) Still, Never stopped in. My dumb ass. Inside, it's a bustling, warm and inviting room, if it were German, one would describe it as "gemutlich"-meaning very "home-like". The staff is very personable and cheerful. Some of the tables and chairs have seen better days, but they're all clean. The "Smorgasbord" doesn't have a HUGE selection, but what's there is very good. There's a salad station, de rigueur; which I passed over in favor of the selection of Polish Zakuski: cold appetizing bits like bean salad, pasta salad, cucumbers, etc.. I took a little bit of everything, all great! There were a few soups, but I made a beeline for the Mushroom Soup. I could have had 3 bowls of that with a few of the zakuski, a beer and call it a day! I can't remember what the other soups were- I wasn't interested once I saw "mushroom". Main course offerings included 2 types of Polish sausage-smoked and fresh. You KNOW those were yum! Gołąbki (pronounced go-WUUM-kee) or: Stuffed Cabbage in tomatoe sauce were proper. Pierogis of several different types, all, again delicious. Blintzes, Pork ribs, GREAT kraut, and Haluski, a cabbage/noodle dish my Polish grandmother used to make, which I have not had in almost 50 years. Almost got misty-eyed for this one. There were two anomalies: Fried chicken, which was terrific, And the only sort-of miss on the carte: roast beef which reminded me of Italian Beef, but not quite as highly spiced. Not bad, but not exactly something I'd order (or expect) in a Polish resto. I was there at the end of the Lunch service and saw the stuff they were bringing out for Dinner, including a rockin' big hunk of Roast Pork and a beautiful Whole Ham. The desserts offered were Polish-style Kolackys, very good! And a selection of petit-four type things. There was a ring-shaped dark cookie that was interesting. Close to a gingerbread, but not so ginger-y. Know going into it, Polish baked desserts are apparently not extremely sweet. Decent with coffee, but if you're looking for a sugar punch at the end of your meal, see if they have some non-savory blintzes on the board. There IS soft-serve ice cream available for a more traditional finale. The onliest disappointment was the bread, perched on top of the trad salad cart. It seemed like an afterthought. Even shmeared with butter, it tasted a bit stale and tired. A shame, 'cos good Polish Rye is a thing of beauty and a joy forever. An altogether gentle and most satisfying feed. I wish I had ordered a beer, which would have complimented the cuisine admirably; but didn't 'cos its a long drive home to Stately Breakwind Manor from deepest Broadview. Got to stay in the lane, you know. A Solid 4 stars. I'll be back for Dinner shortly, where I expect that 5th star will be added. Even sweeter 'cos the price is so reasonable. Why did I wait so long to dine at this EXCELLENT Smorgasbord? My dumb ass...

Absolutely Horrible! Not always a great fan of Chinese buffets because of all the imitation food…read moreand coloring to make something look cheesy, but THIS PLACE was the WORST I have EVER gone to. COLD FOOD! empty tray at 2 :00pm on a Saturday. $14.00 for a meal when there were only 3 items that were truly edible! PLEASE DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY! you will be very disappointed. and the Hibachi is filthy! I wouldn't feed my dog off of that thing. I can only imagine the kitchen!.

They definitely remodeled this place since the last time I came here with my family. It's a lot…read morebrighter inside. What didn't change is the food. It's still not really up to par, not to mention they have three bars of food. That's all. One for main course, one for sides, and one for dessert. For the price, it may be worth it for people to stuff themselves, but other than that. It's not really worth it if you compare it to other buffet with the same price range.

Mrs. K. and I needed to stop for something to eat before we went to the Midway Airport. The time…read morewas about 1 pm, our flight didn't take off till 6 pm. I needed another bowl of chicken soup. In fact, I had two bowls of chicken soup. The first bowl of soup I had all the noodles and chicken chunks. The second, I just put broth into the cup. While the rumoured healing powers of chicken soup did not heal me, it sure tasted good. This establishment is only 4 miles from Midway. So it was a perfect destination. This Golden Corral was immaculate inside and out. For lunch, they do not fire up the steak. However, they make up for it with beef stew, hamburgers, fried fish, and, last but not least, the most delicious fried chicken. Served hot and juicy with a perfect breading. When we walked in, a server approached us and seated us in her section. It was not an ideal section, but I have to admire someone who figured out we were going to tip her. I guess I am that obvious. I thanked her and told her good job on spotting us and taking us as customers.

Well it's not super bad but I can't give them three stars. Certain foods were delicious and I was…read morein a hurry to eat dinner early because I had to go to Walmart next door to go shopping for groceries. I usually go for Chinese food but starting memorial Day weekend I wanted to get some rest on a Friday and check on my laundry anyways this is more on the service. The food was okay certain things I did not like the deviled eggs and it was too bland but I wish the person who's collecting the plates would have done it sooner I had like five or six places you can see on this picture I thought I was discriminated upon for plate whole the server was getting another party I felt ignored. Also certain dishes weren't labeled I wasn't sure if I was eating pot roast and it wasn't labeled and then the soup of the day was clam chowder and what I saw was chili but the chicken noodle soup was correct next to it. I had responded to the Golden corral website on the survey about this poor service it's not the food really. Just the service and then the labeling of certain dishes at their buffet. It's not one star either because then that would be a quality issue of all their food sucks but it didn't their chocolate and banana pudding taste good as well as some of the pot roast which I'm not sure if was beef. Ambience was really loud also if you don't finish your food by 8: 00pm the security guard give you a warning which was kind of weird. I guess when you're in this neck of the woods it's considered low class I hate to use the word ghetto. If the service and the labeling of food was correct I would have given them three stars

On the pricier side for kids - two ten year olds pay over $12 each for Sunday lunch. The $16 for…read morean adult I have no issues with. Food is fairly typical for a Chinese buffet, but they do have a stir fry area made to order if that is your thing and a few extra seafood options that I have not seen elsewhere. One kid ate a plate of noodles, one chicken on a stick and a rootbeer float. The other had a bowl of rice and a rootbeer float after not liking the soup. They should love us with the profit margin on that alone. The chicken on a stick was delicious - tender and easy to get off the stick. The lo mein was also a hit. I liked the baked "scallops" on the shell, but I feel like it was the fish they use for fake crabmeat. The fried shrimp was also good. The orange or general tso chicken was a bit too sweet for me, but I'd definitely come back again.

even less than one star, the food was horrible, almost everything that are on their pictures is not…read moreeven true, worst restaurant ive ever been to, and you have also have to pay at the lowest 15$, everything was terrible. Please don't go, and if you want to go, go to the one on Harlem or brickyard instead.

Hey fellow Yelpers! I've been to this Chinese buffet many times and it never disappoints. There's…read morelots of options like appetizers, finger food, the classics (orange chicken, beef with broccoli, etc.), sushi, salad, dim sum, & a wide spreads of desserts. Customer Service: The staff I've interacted with have been friendly and accommodating. My mom is handicap and every time we request a table with chairs instead of a booth, the host is always accommodating. The waiters are pretty consistent with refilling drinks without asking. Overall Experience: Overall, I always have a good experience coming to this Chinese buffet. It's located in a low key area, but can be packed on the weekends. Great customer service, clean bathrooms, & most importantly...delicious and a wide range of food. I hope this review helps Hibachi Grill Asian Buffet & its current and future customers. Have an amazing day!

Food was okay but cold. Will not be coming back. Price was too high for value offered.read more