I was a little skeptical about this place because some of the reviews but since I took it into…read moreconsideration that the reviews seemed to be untrustworthy I went ahead and tried it myself. I couldn't believe how cheap this place was for how amazing the variety was. 14 dollar Sunday dinner buffet. In 2026! They had a great selection of both American, and Asian food. Desert was great and so was the hot tea. Oolong tea at that. The service was above and beyond also. It's hard to find good service at a buffet but we were more than taken care of. It was very clean, smelled good, and cold which was perfect considering it was over 90 degrees today. I can't wait to come back when I'm in town again.

It's been a while since we were here. Establishment was clean. Service was good. Food selection was…read moreexcellent. Hibachi plates are the way to go in my opinion.

Is Cicis Pizza truly a 4 star place? No. But for what it is, it wasn't bad…read more If you're familiar with Cici's Pizza, you know what you're getting into. It's cheap food at a low price. $13 for a buffet of never ending pizza, salad, pasta, and unlimited sodas in 2026?! It's unheard of these days and dang it, why talk trash on a place that is still serving mass quantities of food that won't hurt the bank account? The spinach pizza and bbq pizza were my favorites. The macaroni and cheese pizza was flavorless and definitely not worth the carb-load. I did like the salad station and they had beets! Their dessert pizza was delicious, too. The inside was very much cafeteria-style unlike the pizza shop vibes I so dearly remember when I'd go as a child back in California. There's no soul in this place, it's cold and empty. Even the arcade area feels depressing. For the amount of people that were there, it felt quiet, and not in a pleasant way. Sure, there's country music playing on the speakers, but the sadness was louder than the twangs of the guitar drifting through the building. Will I go back to Cici's Pizza? Sure! The feeling of loneliness in a busy room doesn't scare me. It's conveniently located right across from the movie theater so instead of filling up on expensive popcorn, I'm going to be eating my feelings at the salad bar and stuffing my face with more of that delicious spinach pizza.

I went to this place last night only because it's fast and I get to have a verity of pizza I can…read morechoose. There a such a nice and friendly person under the name Tony helped me. After I let him know how exhausted I was from moving to this town he was so helpful and wanted to make me welcomed like I was at home. He welcomed me to this new town like a champ and even made me a fresh batch of my favorite pizza and gave me the whole pizza to take home. He gave me happy tears. I have moved allot and never have I been welcomed by a total stranger like him. And the pizza here is absolutely delicious, especially for the cost. Great salad , pasta even desert for less than $15. You can't beat it. Tony thank you for the great welcome and Brit such a sweet person.

The prime Rib was amazing and the server Isiah was outstanding .So glad to have this place open…read moreagain

The service was great but probably had the worse steak ever! No seasoning at all! The decor is…read morehorrible as well! Very disappointing!

Quick service with great prices! All the rolls we had tasted fresh and the rice was flavorful…read more There is a mini boba shop inside so you can stop by and just get boba or order at your table. The restaurant has a stage in the back and is a very casual place. There are a couple of longer tables so you can come here with a large group!

Stopped in on a Friday evening with a friend. We were quickly seated and attended to…read more This was my first time here. I ordered an udon noodle soup that came with two shrimp, a side of tempura vegetables, and some garlic edamame. The soup was light and was balanced by the tempura fried veggies. Everything was piping hot and fresh. I was so pleased with the temperature of the soup especially on a cold and raining evening. Our server was friendly and checked in on us the perfect amount of times. He left us to catch up and refilled our drinks as they were getting low. I had a great experience. I would love to come back and try some other dishes and boba drinks

I'm giving a three because the food is so good - but…read more... This restaurant is a dump. It hasn't been open maybe only 7 years, I think, but it that short time, the inside has deteriorated. When they first opened, it was so sleek and shiny - a long way from what it is today! We ate there last Sunday the 19th of April. There is duct tape EVERYWHERE trying to hold the once glossy, once white, once clean laminate in place. The booth we sat in (also cushion ripped and worn) had no less than 6 strips of duct tape holding it together. If you look around the dining room, it is on most of the joints, keeping them together. It is als VERY junky and cluttered. Went to the bathroom (another area that needs a lot of work) and there are rolling storage cabinets lining the hall making it very claustrophobic. On the way back to the table I looked behind the bar - a hodge podge of tools and caulk guns and whatever else I do not know piled in the floor. It was a mess. Corners and baseboards, chair legs and booth bases were just - dirty. Years of residue built up. Probably won't eat inside ever again, it is just so depressing, especially after knowing what it once was. We were there at prime lunch time after church and there were only three tables seated and a couple of to go customers.

Food was absolutely delicious and came out quickly. Very reasonably priced as well. I would…read moredefinitely go back.

This was a delivery order - Combo fried rice, order of…read moreWings, and an egg roll. The fried rice was solid, no mushy rice, the wings were average, and the egg roll was small and over priced but the taste was average as well. Nothing great and nothing terrible.

I feel like this place is always a hit or miss....we ordered Sunny Kitchen to be delivered via a…read moredelivery service. Food was still very hot upon arrival. We ordered General Tsos and Chicken and Mushrooms with fried rice and egg rolls instead of the spring rolls (extra cost). The chicken in both dishes was very good! Great flavor in both and a nice spiciness in the General Tsos.The fried rice was a disappointment as it didn't appear to be fried, and had no veggies and very little egg. The egg rolls are teeny for the price.

The food was amazing the service was ok the restaurant was meat and clean, and the employees were…read morevery friendly. The food was an affordable.

We came here for the elusive dinner service after seeing a notification by following them in FB…read more I've always heard about this place and never had a chance to go since the hours don't always work with our schedule. We got here at 5pm and there was already a line! They got us in quickly, but we barely made it for the prime rib, that's how popular it is! The food did not disappoint, the prime rib was amazing and the scalloped potatoes and broccoli salad were awesome. The restaurant is small, but the people are so friendly and accommodating. We will definitely be back to try the other dishes, just sign up for their newsletter so you know when they are open and what specials they have.

This place was not like other Bonfire locations I've been to. Unfortunately they went for serving…read morecheap fatty beef instead of quality beef. I think they will be closing very soon. The place was almost empty at lunchtime. It's a real shame, because this could be a great Mongolian beef location!

There are two options here, and it seems the restaurant functions almost like two separate spaces…read more When you first walk in, you will be greeted at the front counter and offered whether or not to sit on the Mongolian side or the Hibachi side. I will have to admit a little bit of agreeance with several other comments: If you're going for Mongolian, expect the average, nothing special. The wife and I have been a couple times quite a while ago for Mongolian bowls and while we left full, weren't overly impressed either. However, we opted just recently to visit their Hibachi, and had a completely different experience! The waitstaff on that side seemed a bit more patient and willing to discuss options, etc. We got our drinks and appetizer (the fried green beans - pass on these, they're bland) and discussed what options we wanted for our entrees. When the Hibachi master came out, it was your typical hibachi show, but still very fun nonetheless. He was friendly, jovial, and seemed to enjoy what he was doing (the egg in the hat trick, the stacked onion flames, "butterfly" jokes and catch-the-food-in-your-mouth tricks). We had fun throughout the cooking process, tried the "Spicy Fried Rice," which was delicious and the only way to go, and watched as our meats and veggies were cooked. Their starting broth soup was actually very tasty, however the wife noted she did not enjoy her "salad" which amassed to only lettuce and few small carrots. Nothing else. The sauces they offered were plentiful and quite good. The teriyaki and spicy sauces were superb, while the yum-yum sauce was just ok. At the end of the day though, we opted for the filet mignon and chicken entree, which we split, and ordered extra rice and veggies. It was MORE than enough food to share, and the steak was extremely good! We will definitely go again and look forward to it until we do!