It’s like Todai, but cheaper in price and lower in quality. The dinner is only $15 bucks (and you can find coupons for 10% off) and lunch is $10 and there’s sashimi, sushi, assorted chinese food and dim sum, seafood, and a cook-to-order station that stir fries noodles and cooks meat like kal-bi.

Overall the quality is what you’d prob expect for a $15 seafood buffet, but it’s edible and filling and I haven’t gotten sick yet so it passes that test. I’d go back if I was really hungry.

Hokkaido isn’t a special place to go eat buffet. Nothing makes this more remarkable than a casino buffet, or any other one. But it does get the job done, offering a large variety of asian food. Want sushi or sashimi? Orange chicken? Duck? Pudding? Cheesecake? They have it. They also would cook something fresh out of the wok it looked like, although I didn’t go there.

I thought the sushi was OK. They had stuff like philadelphia rolls, california rolls, spicy tuna, vegetarian rolls, eel and so on. The salmon sashimi was slimy and made me want to throw up. The tuna sashimi had good texture and taste though. The entree dishes such as the chicken and noodles were nothing too special. I did think it was cool how they had the mayonnaise shrimp dish, which is always tasty. A lot of them were hit and miss though. Some dishes lacked flavor (custard tart, some desserts) while some were tender and savory (sesame chicken, ribs).

For fifteen dollars, it is worth it to go to Hokkaido. It’s a nice place to gorge on massive amounts of Asian food of various types. Then again, it’s probably more worth it to go to a place like Todai or a quality Asian restaurant. But whatever.

yep, i have to agree w/the previous reviewer that hokkaido is like todai, but cheaper & lower quality. the sushi/sashimi variety isn’t as wide as todai’s, but there’s a decent amount of rolls and sashimi…albeit not the best made or freshest. the warm/cooked food variety is larger though, and mixed w/a variety of meats and seafood dishes.

for $15 for buffet dinner, overall not a bad option for large groups or young families. i think i’d rather go to todai though.