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    Umi Sushi & Seafood Buffet

    3.2 (71 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Hot Pot condiment bar
    Joyce C.

    Just okay, not bad. Offers a lot for a buffet & the hot pot is included (unlimited ingredients & vegetables too)! Wouldn't have thought I would have tried (eaten years ago traveling in Asia): razor clams, snail, frog leg, crawfish, abalone cooked in different ways (a very pricey seafood- in garlic sauce with vermicelli noodles & in Buddha Jumps Over the Wall herbal soup). Other seafood items included: ONE whole lobster per person (not sure if this was specifically for the holiday), blue stone crab, crab legs, shrimp many different ways (cocktail, boiled in shell & dusted with seasoning, battered & fried for "Coconut Shrimp" kind of like sweet walnut shrimp), a raw bar area, grilled oysters, oysters & XO sauce... The sauteed string beans were good, pineapple sticky rice. The rice in the large rice cooker was large short-grain with varying types of doness (some crispy, some wet...). The short ribs, pepper beef, & pork belly cubes were lukewarm, not very flavorful & a bit tough. The dim sum options in the steamers were probably great when they first came out, but my shrimp crystal dumpling wrapper was tough and crispy on the edges & mushy shrimp & black sesame seeds inside & the lava custard bun was congealed & lukewarm. There's a few soups like hot & sour, broth for wonton, an herbal chicken & goji berry (good for eyesight). There was a dessert area with a lot of fresh fruit, cake & pudding cups (catering-like quality though), almond cookies & herbal jelly, an ice cream bar case, a few canned K-pop sodas, refrigerator of milk tea, passionfruit juice, mango sago, etc. & 3 cases of hot pot ingredients including various fish meatballs, tofu puffs, udon & potato noodles, watercress, chrysanthemum leaves, napa cabbage, mixed mushrooms, frozen thinly sliced pork belly, beef, and lamb. I didn't get to try the mad-to-order ramen & noodle soup. There's a huge sushi bar with lots of pretty bites, but items looked a bit crispy around the edges. The eel on the sushi was paper thin. The spicy tuna sushi was not. good. Have never heard of or seen the herbal soup Buddha Jumps Over the Wall. Supposedly it takes a long time to simmer & the ingredients are immune boosting & collagen rich. Broth from pork shank, chicken feet, abalone, dried scallops, mushrooms, a quail egg was also in there. It's kind of like a rich hearty dark broth with "healthy root beer" undertones. This soup only appears at the best wedding & other banquets. Try it! Final thoughts: eat anything with abalone ($$) buffet is worth it for that. Get a hot pot & warm up any seafood in the water before eating it. Lots of interesting items to try. Overall it FEELS like a buffet - big on quantity, little on quality, kind of empty. Maybe during seafood season, items would be juicy & tasty, but even the meat items felt like empty St*rbucks food. It's not a bad experience, good bang for the buck. The frog legs were literally like a chicken wing & well seasoned & spicy. The lunch pricing seems good also.

    Tracey K.

    Holy moly! This place is fantastic! It was about $40 a person and it was totally worth it. We added a hot pot which I believe is extra. They have a fridge with all of this food you can throw in it. I mean they have everything. I tried their sushi, fried shrimp, chicken wings, lo mein, bubble tea, hot pot with fresh veggies and beef and pork. There was so much I did not try because I was so full but they have fruit and desserts and carved turkey and lots of seafood choices! The place is super clean. The people are very very friendly. Will definitely be back soon!

    Amanda A.

    It was ok. The website says hot pot is included in the price but it's was very hard to understand how everything works. The hot pot is not built into the table, so I thought the hot pot was the soup offered in the buffet. Then when I was walking around I saw the items that you would use for hot pot. So I had to ask the hostess how do I get hot pot. So she tells me I have to tell the server. So I do that after I've already eaten at the buffet area. So then I walking around looking for the stuff I want to use in my hot pot and I see they have a Ramen and hibachi area in the back. Made to order Ramen. I had went looking for a large soup bowl I had seen another customer with. You need the big soup bowl with the hot pot because it's way to hot to eat out of the hot pot they serve it in. Also there are not many vegetables offered. There's a refrigerator in the back that has some vegetables but there's not a big selection. Its very confusing. I think they need to ask when people go in if they had been in before, if not they should give them the information and location of the different selections that are available. I feel like there's to much offered and some areas are lacking. This was not a hot pot experience that im used to.

    Wyatt A.

    Technically the best all you can eat restaurant in Albany with a nice clean appearance. Staff is nice, variety in food is great, and quality is above average. The nigiri options outside of salmon are a bit dry; but honestly, the variety and options compensate for that. Also who can be mad at unlimited milk tea and caviar? Also this place implemented an automatic 12% tip so you don't need to feel compelled to tip 18-20%

    Tatti M.

    I thought about how I should make this review and it still falls so low! To start, their Chinese food containing lo mien, dumplings and more was really good!! The fried rice was delicious!! Then, getting into the seafood was a different story. The squid was cooked tough, crawfish had an off taste. Oysters were too slimy. Moving on to my least favorite. The sushi was terrible. Probably one of the worsts I've ever had, if not THE worst! Everything was made with imitation crab but even that was disgusting. The nigiri was sitting for so long that it was turning color. I also cannot forget the massive flies circling the tables!! And!!!! It was so unbelievably expensive. Save your life and money & go ANYWHERE else!!! (My positive is that the pork was delicious)

    seafood plate
    Tony J.

    Big Asian seafood and sushi buffet on Central Ave in the northwest Albany. Nice bright interior. Went there for dinner and they have a pretty good selection. Multiple types of crab and other seafood (both cooked and raw), a sizable selection of sushi (which I did not try), and a ramen bar. You can also get hotpot with different soup bases, and they have an open fridge with hotpot ingredients that you can pick out. I mostly focused on the seafood and the hotpot. The snow crab legs were okay, crab claws were meh. But some of the cooked items like the baked oysters, abalone and the big fish (turbot? probably halibut) were pretty decent. Got the mushroom soup base hotpot which has good flavor. It's a buffet so the sliced hotpot meats are of passable quality, but it's good way to cook up some veggies, as the selection of cooked vegetable dishes is not as robust compared to everything else. Decent selection of desserts. They have the little containers of ice cream which were pretty good as they were not super sweet, but sweet enough. Dinner prices are $37, which is not cheap, but considering the selection of seafood, it's not a bad deal.

    A tiny Chinese New Year pastry (clockwise) seaweed salad, edamame, tuna sashimi, poke salad
    Pauline L.

    I was a little hesitant about this buffet since it's part of a chain. I figured that could be good or really bad. It's brought to you by the same people who own the Union seafood restaurant and JiBeiChuan Rice Noodles. As many reviewers pointed out, it is crazy there. A mind boggling amount of food. We got there at about 11:30am on a Friday. The goal was to get there early because my husband doesn't like buffets and worries about the food sitting around too long. The restaurant opens at 11am. By the time we got there the place was already packed. There were easily 100 people there including about 20-30 staffers. The large staff was young, helpful and attentive. They brought me an iced tea and told me to help myself to the buffet. The clean plates are stored in the buffet tables--FYI-- but I didn't realize that. The employees rushed to reroute me and give me a clean plate when they saw me mistakenly heading for the cart where the used dishes were being stacked for cleaning. The food is Asian cuisine so I wasn't surprised that the crab and shrimp were still in shell or that the fish was served with skin on and not deboned. It was all quite delicious. I thought the sushi, sashimi, poke and seaweed salad were good, too. The restaurant is clean. It's attractive. It is the largest buffet that I've ever been to. The staff seems to do a good job of watching when to replenish the trays to keep them full and fresh. Our lunch cost us about $47 for two people. My husband said he was glad he came but no buffet was ever going to win him over. As for me, I'm not a big eater and I couldn't possibly eat enough to make "an all you can eat buffet" worth my while. I never even reached the bbq meat area or the ramen noodle section. Pastries? Well, they looked good from afar. I thank my fellow Yelp Elites for recommending this place to me. As they've pointed out, it's probably best to show up hungry.

    Hot pot pick your meats
    Chris P.

    Huge selection of hot and cold dishes. sushi, sashimi, rices, seafood, Ramen, and hot pot. My only complaints were. #1 The crab legs were overcooked and impossible to get out of the shells. #2 Some of the seafood that were cooked in sauces were left in the shell and messy to get out of the shells.

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    The food is worth the money. Love the hot pot also. A lot of seafood. Lobster anyway you want it . Also crab,shrimp so delicious

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    I love this place! I go with my best friend at least once a month. There is so many options to satisfy my palate.

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    The restaurant is clean and modern, the staff is very friendly. The food was pretty good. Nothing to write home about.

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    Ask the Community - Umi Sushi & Seafood Buffet

    Do lunch prices apply during a holiday?

    No, it’s all day dinner for holidays

    Can I choose just hotpot?

    It would be same price, hotpot is included in the buffet price

    How much is lunch and how much is dinner?

    Lunch is $21.99 pp Dinner is $38.99 pp I believe there is an additional price to add a hot pot option.

    Vegetarian offerings?snd is it worth the money if I don't eat meat or seafood?

    There are vegetarian foods. I remember tofu dishes and salads. Lunch cost me more than $20. It is primarily a seafood buffet though there are plenty of bbq, sushi, baked goods and desserts. I'm not sure you'll find enough dishes to get your money's… 

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    I absolutely love it here. The only thing I've tried that I haven't liked has been the Brussels…read moreSprouts. They have, by far, the best happy hour. Sitting at the bar is relaxing and nice as well as sitting at a table. The food is delicious. The wait staff and bartenders are knowledgeable and fantastic.

    Absolutely the best steak house that my wife & I went there for our 15th wedding anniversary. 1st…read moretime there. ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING WAS OVER THE TOP. From Michael the manager, meeting & greeting us to checking in on us while we were dining, to Emma, our server waiting on us, anticipating our every single need, to the food being cooked to perfection. I cannot recommend enough how this is the go to place in upstate NY. THIS IS THE PLACE We waited for a few members of our party with two martinis at the bar, which cost $38. I deconstructed the Cosmo, which was a splash of peach and kettle one which was a three dollar of charge for an $18 drink. We had the back room for a large party (9)Servers staff were friendly and accommodating. I was surprised at how long it took too get seated. The seafood tower of lovely had asked for warm butter. The side dishes are all à la carte but the potatoes and the asparagus excellent. Mistakes were done as ordered just been prepared for price shock. I recommend the crème brûlée for dessert and the naughty Irishman coffee.. overall was a nice experience with attentive, weight, staff and creative and with a sense of humor! I personally cannot afford to go there except for very special occasions. A meal at Ruth's Chris feels like an event. There's so much anticipation. Yes, the prices are high but it seems that you get what you pay for. A wonderful meal with top notch service and ambiance. I did not find it pretentious. I was concerned that it might be. There is no dress code. While some dressed up, others were casually dressed. One man even showed up in a very wrinkled shirt and the staff treated him as well as any other guest. The wait staff is amazing. Our server was Valbon. He was gracious, helpful and very thorough in describing food preparation. My friend had a Porterhouse Steak prepared medium well done with just a bit of pink. It was a massive steak. He said it was prepared perfectly. Same for the mashed potatoes and asparagus. I don't eat much red meat. Valbon recommended the sea bass for me. It was remarkably tender. I enjoyed the sautéd vegetables, too. I was amazed that I finished my entire meal. My friend took part of his giant steak home and enjoyed it the next day. I asked for a light cocktail. A vodka-based Lemon Drop martini was recommended for me. It's a popular drink there. It was just right. Ruth's Chris is a chain. I know that some people frown on eating at restaurant chains because of quality concerns. But Ruth's Chris is fine dining and the food preparation is apparently held to high standards. Our meals were enjoyable. It was our first time trying this restaurant to celebrate my wife's birthday. They added decorations on our table and also gave my wife a small cake and candle which was a nice gesture. Steak was great and service was excellent. Our server was very friendly and even the manager stopped at our table to greet us. We will definitely come back.

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