The sushi has been left out for hours.. the rice is hard and stale... everything else you can also tell has been sitting out all day, hard, stale, cold, absolutely appalling. My wife and I left without eating anything. Avoid this place like the plague, you will probably get food poisoning. It is that bad, I am not exaggerating either. read more

Toyosu Buffet - Very stale and old raw tuna and rice. Every roll is disgusting. - Buffets Near Me - Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

I came here on my lunch hour alone on Monday 10-10-19. It is still a "soft opening" but you would know it. I eat very few carbs in my diet so I didn't try a lot of items, but the ones I did try were great. The Habachi has the best options I have found at a restaurant of this Type. All ingredients very fresh and 16+ different options on sauce, garlic or other addins for flavor. Very clean well built place. We were in need of a goo buffet in the area and for now we have one. Lunch price was 11.05 with water to drink. I am told dinner is twice the price. Not sure what is different at dinner since this place does not have any online presence yet (I had to enter their info on yelp myself.) We are going to try dinner soon as well. I had high expectations for this place and I must say so far I am very impressed. I hope to follow up with a dinner review soon with my wife's opinion as well. Thank you for bringing such a nice place to our city. read more

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Pros: I've been wanting to try this place since I saw them building it. I'm looking for a Chinese buffet like they have at home. clean. huge selections. Accepts credit cards. Service was invisible but decent. Kept tables clean and drinks filled. Cons: they were out of the dumplings I wanted to try. Sushi was fresh, but weirdly flavored. nothing special. Too expensive. read more

We thought to try the new Chinese Buffet in BA after seeing the television commercials. Nice building. Unless you are driving South on Aspen, it's difficult to find and enter crossing traffic at an odd location. The owners have invested a great deal of money on the building and decorations. A tank of giant goldfish entertain you as you wait to pay in advance. There are several areas for dining but we were seated in groups next to others. I prefer space between our group and other diners. The food was not hot, rather warm as is common for buffet style food. With the money spent on decorations and the building many of the signs were hand-lettered instead of printed with a label machine. If you want a wide variety this is the place. Lunch was $11.98 and soft drinks made it almost $30 for two for lunch. ($16.98 all day Sunday--yikes.) Nothing was spectacular. We won't return. We were disappointed. I wish them success. read more

Toyosu Buffet - Sampling from the buffet - Buffets Near Me - Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

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Well priced buffet. Sooo much to choose from. Hibachi, diy noodle soup, sushi, and lots of seafood. Not everything was to my liking but everything was well done and with so many choices, the whole family was happy. Staff was very friendly and the place was nice and clean. I will be back! read more

Basically a pretty average buffet. Even though the name suggests a Japanese buffet but it's far from it. Most of the food could be found at any other Chinese buffet except for a few items including some sashimi, fish, and soup. Whether you would like to try these at a buffet is questionable, maybe only the salmon. A few other standouts are the squid salad and sushi selection. Wasabi tastes really strange, really really strange. The soups are bland but you can add tofu, onions, and bean sprouts in them. read more

We decided to try this buffet for the first time this evening. We have been home for 30 minutes now and there is still not a restroom in our home available. We have 3 toilets and they are all occupied. I think you catch my drift. We will never be back again. read more

Everything was either cold dry or out. The hibachi saved the night when I could concoct noodles for the kids to eat

One of the best Chinese buffets that I've been to. It's fresh. So I'll keep it simple, if you're looking for a good Chinese buffet. You've found it. Great sushi, hibachi grill, soup, you name it. Restaurant is always clean and it's an open kitchen. So you can see how they cook & make everything. Service is great & will always recommend. read more

The food was absolutely disgusting it had been sitting there I'm sure from the moment they opened and it was 7:00 p.m. the sushi was so overwhelmingly stale they had flies in their banana pudding and their staff was extremely rude and vile towards my family and me we sat down to eat and they came and made a huge scene in front of my entire family because they couldn't count them out of people we had and so they charged us again on top of an extra credit card fee and as I was leaving washing my hands an employee pushed me out of the way and told me to use a different sink because they were cleaning that one and then one of my family members ended up getting sick the next day from eating there and I called to ask for a refund and they demanded a doctor's note and just hung up on me repeatedly every time I tried to call do not go here it's absolutely awful and nasty read more

My husband and I were delightfully surprised with the selection and polite servers. We'll be back.

I went in to nice service but the booths kept moving from the people behind me which I'm normally okay with but they kept slamming my back, and the food was very bland and dry the only thing I really enjoyed was the desserts. The bathroom sinks are functional but kept turning off and on. read more

Much Better than Reviews! Best buffet I've been to. Clean and modern styling. A lot of food options which all were good! Nothing about it seemed dangerous or unsanitary to me. Ramen Bar, Sushi Bar, Hibachi Bar, plus all the regular buffet offerings. The matcha ice cream was good too :) read more

When it opened this place was great, it unfortunately has gone down hill pretty bad. The past few times we have tried it both of us ended up being sick and saying we aren't going back. Sad to say because I really like it early on. read more

Over priced for the food quality. Don't be fooled by the claim of crab leg buffet weekend. There was pencil sized crab legs with little to no meat inside. Been thinking about trying it out and finally did. Won't be back. read more

We went for crab legs for my husband, Chinese for me. I called ahead to make sure they had crab legs and was told yes, they started serving at 3:30. We arrived about 3:35, inspected the general buffet, and waited for the crab legs to be brought out. They were brought out about a half an hour later. We asked for garlic butter, and that was another 15 minutes to get that out. The Chinese food I had was good, but I've had better and also better variety. My husband said the crab legs were good but not exceptional. However, they did have a plentiful supply. We saw other patrons with plates, loaded with crab legs. The restaurant advised to please only take one plate at a time, and people did abide by that rule. Will we go back? Maybe, but probably not. Too many organizational issues. The cost was around $60 and I did not eat any crab legs just normal Chinese food. You also pay before you are seated at this restaurant, something we do not like. read more

Rows and rows of food with lots of fruits to.choose from. The ice cream is delicious: red bean, green tea, coffee, and a variety of other flavors. There's a chocolate fountain as well. The sushi area has various roll, shashimi, and nigiri options. There's an area for fried food, hot entrees, dumplings, and make your own soup and stir fry (Hibachi grill) stations, a hot seafood area, a cold seafood area, salad bar, and dessert section. Overall, the food isn't exceptional, but it's decent and the extensive array of options and price point aren't bad for a group of people. I don't typically go to Asian style buffets, but this one is one of the better ones in this area. The space is brand new and clean and the service was friendly and attentive. read more

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When it comes to Asian food buffets, I think the main attraction is perceived value. This buffet does a good job of that. Although it is more expensive than most, it does have some options that are not at most buffets: customizable ramen, extensive sushi roll and sashimi selection, Mongolian grill with beef,chicken,pork,squid and tofu, 6 different kinds of steamed buns, soft serve ice cream and hand dipped ice cream, and to top it all off a never ending chocolate fountain. Something for everyone! I would say that this buffet leans more towards Japanese and Korean style foods versus Chinese. #eatthelocals read more

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Not really impressed with the food. The selection is incredible. The atmosphere is really good, perfect decor for what it is. The staff was great. The food was very hit and miss. Some items I literally could not swallow after I put it in my mouth. Some items were pretty good, like the Coconut Shrimp. The sushi literally made me gag. I tried most of the stuff that looked really unique. All of that was awful. I did not try very much regular buffet food. It may all be great, but what I tried was absolutely repulsive. I gave it 3 stars because of the variety, atmosphere, and staff. It is a little pricey for a buffet, but I understand why one you see the massive selection. read more

Toyosu Buffet - A very poor Hibachi recipe. - Buffets Near Me - Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

If yelp were about giving 5 star reviews to restaurants that surveyed their competition in order to create a buffet of all their worst menu items, then Toyosu Buffet would get 5 stars. Upscale, modern, and exciting, the buffet layout is a confusing mess of sushi bar, hibachi grill, dessert island, bun and salad station, and entrees. Someone was kind enough to label the food items with cheap tape, but they rarely aligned with the dish on the serving table. Shrimp was chicken, chicken was beef, curry was steamed veg. Where's the plates, bowls, side plates? - all hard to find. Impressively, the food that could be identified was flavorless. So poorly seasoned that no combination of condiment could resuscitate that missed opportunity. Nothing was overcooked as is so often found in buffet, but everything was mediocre, moist, and uninspired. I usually can find one happy item for my plate, but not here. Not egg drop soup. Not chicken in some sauce, not sushi. Not even a good rice. Even the American items for kids were crap and for the price point, so disappointing. There are so many other buffets that can disappoint you and take far less of your money. read more

It was alright but not my favorite. If you're a fan of Asian buffets you'll probably like this one. I'm not generally a buffet person though. There is a lot of variety - maybe too much to sustain in both cost and quality. We tried the sushi and most was decent. Unfortunately my go to spicy tuna roll was one of the ones that I didn't care for. The edamame was very nice and I enjoyed the egg rolls and gyoza. The build your own ramen bar was nice as well. I almost wish you could just pay a lower price and get that alone. The hibachi was fine - nothing special but not bad. Most of the desserts looked store bought but the ice cream was good. My friend recommends the green tea ice cream. The service is lacking but was better than some prior reviews indicated. My server seemed overwhelmed trying to bus tables and also keep up with drinks for a large section. The decor is lovely but the tables are very close so privacy was lacking. It was quite noisy with children literally running around as well (though that's more on the parents than the restaurant lol). Despite the lovely building the atmosphere is quite casual for the price. My advice: try it for yourself and see what you think. read more

The variety is great. It is nice to see an Asian buffet offer something other than the typical buffet fare that you see everywhere else. Although the variety was refreshing, the quality was only a little above mediocre in my opinion and therefore did not justify the ridiculously high dinner price. I understand that they built a brand new pretty building and need to try to recoup cost ASAP, but I think they could lower their price point and they would see more repeat customers. I also really really really really really did NOT like the fact that we had to pay before we were even seated. That was really off-putting for us as first-time customers. We had to cough up $40 for two people before we even saw the buffet. We have not been back. We probably will one day strictly because of hunger and convenience not because it was a restaurant that we are craving. My suggestion to you is: if you have a favorite Chinese buffet restaurant that you like, stick to it! read more

My girlfriends/co-workers all go to lunch together every wednesday and we were excited to try this place. The cost for lunch buffet is $12 which we thought was a bit steep. Also, you pay before you sit down to eat, which we did not like either. I did not like the food at all but I usually dont eat this type of food. I just wanted to be with the girls. No one thought the food was good and although NO ONE ever came by to fill our water and drinks. One girl kept coming by to pick plates that we were still eating from. The atmosphere is cold and un-inviting. The food is only okay and the service is truly terrible. We will not be back ever! read more

New buffet in broken arrow. For the price at lunch, the quality is awesome. I liked the variety, and it's nice to find a clean buffet.

We've tried every Asian buffet in the Tulsa area and have found all of them pretty muh, at best. Toyosu is the best in town. What I really appreciate is the variety, including ramen soup bar, several kinds of dumplings, sushi and hibachi and a very large variety of desserts. It's hard to not find something you like. read more

Let's just say the prices you pay aren't worth it. I know that it entails sushi, hibachi, and Chinese but I just couldn't hang with it. The selection isn't as big as I would hoped for on the Chinese side. The overall presentation of the brand new built is awesome. They have a few good items but it seems to be a few hit and miss. The service is nice and they keep the table cleared off. Maybe it just wasn't my cup of tea. I am not a fan of spending 18 bucks for a buffet and then not walking out full and only eating a few items from my plate. It was also confusing on what some of the dishes were and some seemed under cooked. read more

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Before covid, this place was fantastic. Delicious food and excellent service. The only drawback was the price, but it wasn't outlandish. After they finally opened back up after covid, the place had new owners, and wasn't very pleasant. We gave it one more chance, and it is still terrible. We arrived at 11:30 am, and they only had three dishes on the buffet. An hour later, there were maybe five dishes, so the buffet was never full while we were there. The food is even worse since we were last there. It was not hot, only luke warm; the rice was so sticky that it formed a big ball in the pan. The food was so bland tasting, and the salad bar looked like it was there since the previous day and they just put lids over the containers. Service was non existant. Our waiter brought our drinks and that was the last time we saw anyone. We will not give them another chance. read more

I visited this place a couple of times, although I have yet to try the hibachi. Service is average, maybe less, nothing more. Sushi isn't good, so I wouldn't recommend it for eating, but for tasting. Food tends to be bland, but there are some exceptions; dumplings, chow mein, and a few others. The soup has flavor, but is watery, and the noodles are bland (not even the soup can balance it). If you are craving Asian food (or Chinese and Japanese specifically), there are definitely better options. If you don't really care, and need a place to eat for a night out, choose this place if there is nothing else left. Over all, if you put the other reviews into consideration, expect a 3/5 experience. Also, if you actually like this place, travel more and try more Asian food. read more

The food is good. But I had all my rings on the table and the female server gathered up the "trash" and grabbed the biggest one and either pocketed it or threw it away when I went to the bathroom to wash my hands after eating crab legs. Then had the audacity to ask me, "did you put it in one of your bags?" Like no I DID NOT! I didn't touch any of my rings until I came back from the bathroom and noticed it was gone. I asked her what trash she threw it away in and she honestly found it funny and avoided the question. I asked it twice. She's lucky, even though it was one of my favorites, it wasn't that expensive and it wasn't my wedding ring. Because she would've found herself digging it out because she isn't looking/ or is, and just gathered stuff up/or purposely stole it. So the food is bomb. The service complete garbage. read more

First time here, I've had better buffets! Food was cold from the buffet line ! I think because there food is on platters instead of traditional metal buffet pans that hold heat better. No egg drop soup maybe because it's Japanese food? Don't waste your money $12 for lunch $19 for dinner. read more

Some friends wanted to go try this Buffet that had Sushi, had two other friends that had said it was good., with that being said I had looked up the reviews on yelp and had seen it wasn't that great, so I thought I would decide for myself. The reviews on yelp are right, subpar buffet, the food is barely warm. We got there when it opened at 11 and was seated, I ordered tea so it came to $14.80 for lunch. The buffet Chinese food was average, the hibachi bar was better than average and the ice cream was excellent. I did not try the sushi myself but my friend said it was good. Was it worth $14.80 for lunch, no. read more

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Really enjoyed the cleanliness of the inside, lots of dishes to choose from , get lots for your buck !!! Many different flavors of sushi , hibachi grill , sweets, ice cream stand ..paid 38$ for 2 adults dinner time read more

Toyosu Buffet - Buffets Near Me - Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

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Even though the food is a bit pricey, the buffet is totally worth it! I love this place!!

This restaurant does not deserve any stars. Paid about $18 for a buffet meal, the only thing palatable was the pepper chicken, but every single thing was cold. The worst part was probably watching them pour the old trays into every new tray they brought out which I'm pretty sure is a health code violation. My husband also said his beer from the tap tasted like mold. All in all, horrible experience, I imagine we would have gotten food poisoning if we were able to eat anything. read more

There was a lot of variety and everything was great! I would definitely return It's almost like any other buffet except more options read more

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Not sure what restaurant the previous reviewer went to but it couldn't be this one. Worst buffet I've ever been to. We went because they advertised all you can eat crab legs. Crab was soggy and you could barely crack them. Other food was either super sweet or no taste at all. Most was inedible. Will not go back. read more

My mother took us to toyosu for Valentines Day and it was the worst! The food that is supposed to be hot was cold and couldn't bite through it. The hot food was really hard and dry mind you this was 5:45pm. We left unsatisfied and sick to our stomachs. read more

I'm not sure what all the negative reviews are about. It's a buffet, what are you expecting? I went today for the first time and it was exactly what I expected. The restaurant was very clean, there were so many food options and everything was fresh. The hot items were hot and the cold were cold. My drink was never empty and the staff was nice and attentive. I went on a Sunday for lunch, so the price was $18.99. I got a water and ended up spending $25 with tax and a 20% tip. If we would have went on a Saturday for lunch it would have been $12.99. I'll know for next time. I filled up on sushi, so I didn't get to try the hibachi or BYO soup bar, but they both looked yummy. I'll definitely be back! read more

I think people should calm down and give a new business a chance to work out the kinks before slapping a low review on the internet after your first experience. This place was a solid restaurant on our visit. We went for lunch on a Monday around noon, and we had great service. We were greeted at the front desk and seated right away. Our waitress was attentive, cleared our dirty dishes and kept our waters refilled (about 3 times). We sort of sampled around the buffet and tried as much as we reasonably could. For me, I really enjoyed the build your own noodle/Pho area. It was tasty and a fun, interactive element. All of the noodles, dumplings and fried items I tried were delicious. One stand out dish for me was the broccoli and chicken. The chicken was SUPER tender, and the sauce was delicious. Those were my favorite items. There was nothing I tried that I did not like, just things I liked more than others. The sushi was standard buffet sushi, but they had a lot more variety than I have seen at most places, which was nice. The only thing about this dining experience that wasn't great were the food signs on the buffet. A lot of them were incorrect, which may not seem like a big deal, but if someone has a food allergy, this could be a cause for concern. On a less serious note, sometimes you just don't know what is in the food, so the signs help a lot. I think once the opening jitters get worked out, this place will be a go-to restaurant for us. Happy to have a new business like this in Broken Arrow. read more

Very bad customer service and soooo not worth waiting in a long cold line for 40 min just to eat regular buffet food that is over priced! Take your $17 and go some where else! read more