Hokkaido Seafood Buffet

I can never do buffets quite right. My experience at Hokkaido was no different. This place is in the same site that the old Scores sports bar use to be. The food served here is a combination of sushi, chinese and korean food. I think this place is chinese owned, considering most of the people that work here are chinese.

The sushi was decent quality and everything else was so-so. I wasn’t too impressed. But if you’re in a hungry mood for all you can eat asian, this is a good choice. Be prepared to wait a little during peak times.

I went there only once and it would be my last time for sure. I was trying to get some sushi rolls at Saturday night. So I went there and gave it a try. The place didn’t have any togo menus, and one togo box of sushi would cost $19.99 plus tax, the same rate as dine-in. After knowing that it was one way or the other, I decided to stay. Guess what? it surprised me even more. First, 4 out of 5 people didn’t know what Italian Dressing was. When I asked for that they looked at me like I was from another planet. Second, right after I work on the first plate, the waitress handed me the bill. And while I was trying to start the second one, The woman asked me to pay up so she could go home early. I complied and left that damn place immediately.
The Japanese nuclear crisis has given enough hard time to all Japanese restaurants. What you are don’t will bring an end to your business sooner. And one more piece of advice: Don’t badmouth about the customers in Chinese behind the station, because some of them might understand.