Hokkaido Buffet

This is a nice place inside the food was so delicious and sweet options, It had a clean bathroom with toilet paper/paper towels/soap. Very clean would recommend going! The staff was nice The only downside is that they disappear for a while but besides that they are all friendly. A very good amount of sushi bars. It was a mix of sushi, Chinese food,rice, shrimp,ice cream, bread, and dumplings. Would 100% come back!!!

My wife and I came by today for the lunch buffet. We always wanted to check it out but both seem to only be off only on Tuesday. Tuesday is closed but we are finally off on Wednesday so eating here for the first time. Staffs are friendly and got both of us seats right away. We tried all kinds of food here and price is decent compared to TOMI in Eastridge mall near my house. Going to try the ice cream machine later

Usual run of the mill Chinese styled buffet (even though, it is named after the Japanese town of Hokkaido). The menu variation is smaller than many other places (I take it as a positive thing for this location). When too many dishes are prepared, all tend to be subpar. This location seems to be focused on fewer but better items. Their seafood is good. The sushi is good (I am setting the limit: comparison among "Chinese buffet sushis", not comparing this with individual sushi places). Their rolls are all (imitation) crab rolls and then you see something on top. There are decent sashimi and surprisingly good nigiri. (Again, among "Chinese Buffet Sushis"). They have clams, that seemed good. Finally, they have oyesters 🦪 ! It is refilled periodically so, if you want to try it, you need to catch it in the window when it is refilled (One variant only). The interior is surprisingly clean, and well-lit. Many Chinese Buffet places are not as well maintained. The stuff count is good compared to the number of patrons. They seem to remove empty dishes quite frequently. Overall, it is a good place if you want to have such thing once in 6 months. They seemed to try to promote this place to a decent place. Now a days, Chinese buffets are a dying breed. The food fuels nostalgia of good times from previous decades, and that is the appeal.

Decent, there was still a few baked oysters at 7:30pm Monday. Then no more from the kitchen. Other high quality proteins included ribs, roast beef, peeled deveined shrimp, decent looking sashimi/sushi. The fried blue crab, and sesame balls did not seem very fresh. Vegetables, fried rice, grilled calimari and mandarin orange were fine. Overall pretty good. I wanted more oysters. For those willing to drive, Tomi and Milpitas buffet are more generous on late servings of high value protein selections.