“ The food is fantastic! It is reasonably priced and there's many options to choose from. And did I mention that it's all you can eat? This place is a great choice for lunch and dinner. ”

“ I think the Tokyo Grill and Sushi Buffet in Mason has taken my #1 spot for best Asian Buffet. The first time I came here (a couple months ago), I had a bit of an interesting start. We arrived at 11am hungry and craving a buffet, however, the building wasn't open. We waited in the car and after a while called the place to ask if it was open. The lady on the phone said they're still getting the food ready but that we could sit in the restaurant and wait. Upon walking in, she was apologetic and gave us our drinks. It took another 15 minutes for the food to be ready, but the entire time her and the staff were very nice. They have a hibachi section, buffet section of sushi, some pots of soup, fried appetizers, and plenty of dessert options. The way they portion the food in little baskets and plates I found to be really cute and convenient. The food was nice and hot, flavorful, and eye candy from the moment I saw it. The dessert was slightly sweet and was light on the stomach compared to other buffet foods. I'm so glad we stayed and waited because now this is my designated sushi buffet, lol. The place is clean, the atmosphere feels light and as if I was in a relative's house for dinner, and the food was great. Highly recommend this place! ”

“ Did our family Thanksgiving here. It was our first visit and the staff were so sweet. The concept is different than most buffets in that the portions are neatly dishes out on small plates or bowls. It cuts way down on waste and helps keep the serving area very clean. The variety of sushi and sashimi was unlike any I've found in the area. Everyone in our little group of six found something they raved about. From my observation, tables were always quickly cleared and cleaned up, making a very nice atmosphere. The music was a fun mix of 80s pop. At the end of the meal, the owner came out to see how we felt about the restaurant and concept. This tells me their directly invested in seeing this delightful business succeed. While we're not regular buffet patrons, we typically go on holidays, birthdays, and special occasions. This is going to be our go-to on future occasions and any time my daughters and I go stargazing in Warren County. ”

“ second time coming here and it was even better than the first!! we came right at 3:45 which is the transition from lunch to dinner and we had the first pick at all the fresh stuff! i put only shrimp and udon noodles for my hibachi and it was so tasty! ”

“ We recently dined here for dinner after a day at King's Island. I'm usually pretty skeptical of Asian buffets in the US, especially when it's a sushi buffet, but their glowing Yelp and Google reviews convinced us to give them a try. And it was AMAZING. First of all, it's very important to note that everything here is cooked fresh and generally individually plated. The biggest downside of buffets is the large pre-cooked batches of food of unknown freshness sitting on heated trays, so Tokyo Grill solves that problem. Their food selections are largely divided into 4 sections. First is their "hibachi" station where you pick your veggies, meat/seafood, and starch (rice, noodles, etc) and they'll stir-fry them for you. This is basically what you get at a Mongolian BBQ. Second is their cooked Asian foods section, which largely is Chinese options like General Tso's chicken, Sesame chicken, pan fried dumplings. The soy grilled scallops, salt fried prawns, and stuffed shrimp were incredible. I would usually pay a premium to get these at sit down Chinese restaurants, so having those available at a buffet is a dream come true! They also had Japanese takoyaki, except it was labelled as having squid instead of octopus inside. No problem thought, it was also delicious and honestly better than the takoyaki served at a majority of "Japanese" restaurants in Ohio. Third is their sushi station, where they have a wide variety of premium rolls, a small selection of nigiri, and plated sashimi. Their wasabi was neon green and a bit suspect at first, but it tasted like regular store bought wasabi to my relief. The sushi rice was prepared well-- dare I say, better than most pre-packaged sushi at Asian grocery stores. And lastly, they have a dessert station with cakes, flan, and a large freezer chest full of ice cream, ice cream sandwich, and fruit popsicle sticks. I have 3 kids who all can be picky, and a wife who can be suspicious of Asian buffets. But they all agree with me that this is the best Asian buffet we've been to in the US. We will definitely be back! ”

“ Where have you been my whole life!!!! Can't wait to return, food was quality and choices where great. I had lunch excited to check out their dinner options ”

“ Tokyo Grill is an all you can eat sushi and hibachi buffet. The service was excellent. The servers were super nice and is kid friendly. The restaurant was super clean, the food was fresh and there were tons of options to pick from! Someone was celebrating a birthday and they stopped the music and started playing a bday song. The entire restaurant joined. It was very cute. We will definitely be back! ”

“ Wait staff was phenomenal! It was our first time and everything was explained thoroughly. Food was fantastic. ”