First time ever at this location and everything was on point. The meats came out quickly and the…read moresides were replenished often. Service was absolutely fantastic. All in all, a fun night out for a group of 6. Wish they had liquor selections. We only saw soju and sake on the menu when we went

Loved this place! Really unique in teams of AYAC because there is a central area where it is self…read moreservice for things like salad, rice, drinks, and desserts. Tons of options! Atmosphere was nice. Casual but still well maintained and nicely decorated. Worth the price. Only exception is that kids pricing should be on age instead. My daughter is very tall so she cost but she is picky and doesn't eat much. Because of the pricing I wouldn't bring young children unless you know they will eat a lot.

My boyfriend and I went here earlier in January and I'm glad I'm finally sharing my experience. I…read morewould definitely go back and invite more people as there is a lot of room for bigger parties and of course, enough food for everyone. The entrance is very neat and it was very nice to be welcomed and seated as soon as we walked in. There were quite a few servers or hostess standing to make sure if there was anyone that needed anything, they would be attended right away. The variety of sushi was splendid, they gave nigiri sushi along with cooked sushi. The wings were yummy as well as their shrimp crab boil. I wish I would've gotten a picture of the crab boil but it was legit with the little crabs and corn - I think the only thing missing was the potatoes. Dessert was fun as they had a chocolate fountain where you could dip marshmallows or other desserts.

we decided to stop by oraora for my mom's birthday, and the sushi was honestly pretty good for a…read moresushi buffet! we came for dinner on a friday, and it wasn't too crowded. service was very attentive, and our plates were cleared often. the sushi seemed like it was replaced frequently, although a lot of the hot dishes were cold. - assortment of sushi rolls (3.5/5): there was the most variety in sushi rolls, but i only tried a few because i prefer nigiri. the tiger roll tasted pretty standard, and the shrimp tempura inside was surprisingly really crunchy. it also came with imitation crab meat, spicy mayo sauce, and tempura bits on top, which added more crunch. the orange roll had a similar sauce, but there was just avocado, cucumber, and imitation crab inside. i did like that the salmon on top was soft, although the amount of mayo was a little too much. the sugar hill roll tasted exactly as i expected - it was fairly sweet from the eel sauce. it also had spicy mayo, so it was pretty heavy because it was drenched in sauce. the dancing eel roll had a similar flavor, but it also included eel on top and cucumber inside, which added some freshness. the big daddy roll had a mixture of fish, similar to a rainbow roll, but with spicy mayo and wasabi mayo on top. the wasabi mayo didn't taste too much like wasabi - it was more subtle, which i liked - assortment of nigiri (3.5/5): the fish wasn't the freshest nor the softest, but that's expected from a sushi buffet. i was actually surprised at how good the quality was for a buffet, and the portion of rice to fish was good too. the izumidai, yellowtail, and salmon nigiri were fine and not too fishy. the salmon was the softest, so i liked it best. the eel was fine too; they were small pieces of eel, but the sauce was standard. my favorite nigiri was the torched salmon with wasabi mayo on it. it had a slightly smoky flavor, and the torch made the fish softer. the torched tuna was similar to the salmon, but the fish wasn't as soft. i also enjoyed the escolar/white tuna because there was some seasoning on it, like pepper and chili powder. it wasn't that strong, but it gave the fish more flavor. i liked the torched izumidai the least because i didn't like the hot sauce on it - assortment of sashimi (2/5): there were only two types of sashimi when we went - salmon and izumidai. i liked the salmon better because of the soft texture, and my boyfriend basically only ate salmon sashimi the entire time, although they stopped refilling the salmon sashimi pretty early before closing. it was just okay, but i felt sick of eating it quickly, especially because it was just raw slices of fish that weren't the best quality - assortment of seafood (2/5): the fresh oysters definitely weren't fresh, but i ate them anyway because i just love oysters. they were very, very fishy, but they were huge! they did offer cocktail sauce, lemons, and hot sauce to eat them with, which helped mask the fishiness. the cajun seafood boil had a good savory flavor, although it also wasn't fresh. it had been left out a while, and all that was left was crawfish. the cream shrimp reminded me of honey walnut shrimp - fairly sweet. my dad ate a lot of the crab legs, which were lukewarm. the meat was a bit hard to get out because the shells bent and didn't crack open easily - tempura (2/5): the tempura was a bit cold, so they weren't really crispy anymore. i enjoyed the pieces of pumpkin, which were soft. they also offered tempura sauce - takoyaki (3/5): the takoyaki were pretty standard, but there weren't many pieces of octopus. of all the lukewarm dishes that sat out for a while, this one tasted the best at that temperature - spicy rice cake (3/5): this was fine - again, not warm. otherwise, it had a pretty standard flavor, and i enjoyed the pieces of fish cake. the sauce was a little watery - chicken yakitori (3.5/5): this had a sticky sweet glaze, but it was pretty messy to eat. the chicken was on the drier end, but it tasted better because of the sauce. it definitely would've been better hot - assortment of soups (3.5/5): the miso soup was very light and basic. i liked the spicy crab soup! my dad thought it was too spicy, but i enjoyed the flavor, which reminded me of kalguksu - assortment of desserts (2/5): the desserts seemed to be prepackaged and bought in bulk. they offered brownies, mini cakes, churros, and vanilla soft serve. i tried a coffee cake and a chocolate brownie, but they tasted pretty dry. the fruit wasn't very fresh, but i did enjoy dipping the pineapples in the chocolate fondue fountain. my brother liked the marshmallows for dipping overall, oraora was a good experience for a sushi buffet. the sushi was much better than the other food options. the service was great, and i liked the variety, especially for the price. i'm not sure that i would come again because i prefer higher quality sushi and hot dishes, but it was a fun experience!

Greeted kindly, establishment was clean, offered many different foods from Chinese, Japanese, to…read moreAmerican dishes, and the prices are not bad. We had out of town guests and took them here for dinner. They reallly enjoyed dinner. Recommendation: Yes, a must try!

My family and I enjoyed Gohan Buffet for dinner located at 5150 Stone Mountain, GA 30088. This was…read moreour second time visiting this establishment. Health Score 100 = A on 1/19/2025 The service was great and the food was absolutely delicious. The ambiance was busy but the servers kept the tables clean and the floors clean. I'll definitely recommend Gohan Buffet to my family and friends. It was the Black Pepper Chicken for me. Sweet and Savory flavor.

For buffet under $13, I don't think you can find it anywhere nearby. Also as an Asian, I love all…read morethe food choices: pork feet, chicken feet, crawfish, clams, beef tripe and tender pho, and fried sesame balls for dessert. Although overall taste is not as good as these in fine dining, but for buffet I would highly recommend for its value. Couple of things to mention: the food is not very consistent between batches; it becomes very crowded during lunch time; I have to watch my weight so I can't come here often.

My family loves eating at Asian buffets so off we went for lunch. It was around $13 + tax/tip per…read moreperson for lunch which I thought was pretty good. The front has plenty of parking. What really surprised me was not only did they have a hibachi station but they also had a pho/noodle bar station too. You pick the ingredients you want - vegetables, protein, noodles, toppings, etc. and then you bring it (to the hibachi person!) and you tell them which broth you want. They drop the ingredients in a broth to cook them and then put all the stuff into the broth of your choice. I actually thought the pho I got was not bad. The broth was surprisingly decent with a good amount of flavor, and I would have definitely considered getting this at a regular restaurant too. I thought the rest of the food was also not bad, rather standard Asian buffets offerings like Americanized Chinese food (orange chicken), fried rice, lo mein, etc. They also had a lot of desserts like jello, cheesecake, and there is a separate cooler for some ice cream cups. The ice cream was very strange, a bit milky and didn't really melt after awhile which was a bit concerning...

Ok good food , service bad , ambiance ok , thanks hibachi , i will come back , :)))))read more

Went for dinner with my family and had a solid experience overall. It's definitely a little better…read morethan your typical Chinese buffet, with a nice assortment of stations that offered plenty of variety. The hibachi was especially good and cooked just right. Everything tasted fresh, and there were enough options for everyone to find something they enjoyed. Overall, it was a satisfying meal, and I'll definitely be back.

My family and I had a great lunch at Kitchen 121. A very intimate space that is quiet and good for…read moresmaller groups. We came in the afternoon, so parking wasn't an issue. The staff was a bit reserved but they did warm up as our visit progressed. We ordered a few items from the menu, including a California Roll, Double Shrimp Tempura Roll, Rainbow Roll, Oriental Soy Garlic Chicken, Grilled Shrimp Hot Bowl, and the Grilled Bulgogi Hot Bowl. Everything was fantastic; hot, flavorful, and fresh. Even the beverages were refreshing. The Lemonade was solid. The Peach Green Tea was new to my taste buds, and I really enjoyed it. I especially liked the Virgin Mojito, really nicely balanced and this would be my go-to drink for sure! If you're in the area, stop by and try it for yourself. I would absolutely return.

Upon entering Kitchen 121, you order and pay first at the register. There's also a self-serve water…read morestation and utensils, which keeps things simple and convenient. This is a Korean-infused style restaurant with a relaxed, chill atmosphere that makes it easy to sit down and enjoy your meal. The serving sizes were generous easily enough to share between two or even three people. Overall, the food tasted really good and the service was excellent. Would definitely come back!

Good food I would recommend this for any that wants really good food it was really fast to receive…read moreyour food

I truly enjoyed the buffet experience! It had a large variety of different options. All delicious!…read moreThey also did a great job of maintaining the area clean. The staff was super nice and helpful. I would recommend and will return again.

We had a really nice lunch experience. All we needed were bigger stomachs. The sushi was…read moredelicious and served quickly. The service was just fine. The place was decorated nicely. It was clean, plenty of food, great selection. We would definitely return.

I've gone to sushi kingdom 4 times. Twice for lunch and twice for dinner. Each time I went for…read more dinner, the food and service was fantastic! I prefer nigiri and it's always 10/10. I ordered a roll the first time and it was alright but I realized I was wasting room in my stomach for the amazing hot bar and cold bar. Some of my favorites from the hot bar include kbbq short ribs and the seafood boil. I'm always excited to see what they'll have. The cold bar is pretty consistent with salmon, white tuna, and tuna tataki sashimi & rice/wonton hand rolls & kimchi & peel and eat shrimp & fruit. The times I went for lunch were not my favorite. There was a very distinct difference in quality and I love yellowtail, which is not offered during lunch. Overall I highly recommend!