Hibachi Grill & Supreme Buffet

Passing through town and decided to stop by. Heard that the buffet had Phò and had to try it. The broth was a big disappointment, very plain with no flavor. Try putting sriracha and hoisin sauce to make the broth taste better....both of the sauce was watered down runny. Overall there was plenty of meatballs and beef, noodle and vegetables in the phò. The rest of the buffet dish is like how any other Chinese restaurant are. Drinks are not included in the meal and there no free refill, they won't disclose that information. You eat first then pay afterwards. The building atmosphere presentation, setting and bathrooms are top notch.

Often times your taste buds crave an option of flavors — Hibachi Grill offers that variety. Settle your tastebuds with Japanese, Vietnamese or American cuisine from a hot, clean and flavorful buffet. The choices are endless. You walk away delightfully full.

"If you are looking for sheer variety and value in the Des Moines area, Hibachi Grill & Supreme Buffet is the place to beat. I was blown away by the selection—they claim to have over 250 items, and I believe it! The highlight for me was definitely the Hibachi station. You get to pick your own raw ingredients (meats, veggies, noodles) and hand them to the chef to grill right in front of you. It ensures everything is hot, fresh, and seasoned exactly how you like it. The sushi bar was also surprisingly good for a buffet, with a solid mix of rolls that were restocked frequently. Beyond that, the standard buffet lines are endless. From crispy dumplings and salt & pepper shrimp to the noodle soup station, there is something for literally everyone. They even have a chocolate fountain for dessert

This buffet is a bit hit or miss. I really enjoy the open, spacious atmosphere and the wide variety of food options—they definitely have a lot to choose from. Service can vary depending on who you get. Some waiters are great, while others are not as attentive. On our last visit, we had a confusing experience when our waitress took our cash payment and then mentioned something about the remaining “change.” We weren’t sure if she meant she was giving us change back or asking if we wanted to leave it. It caught us off guard and left us a little confused. We felt bad for not fully understanding, but it just seemed like an unusual way to phrase it. At other buffets we’ve visited, the process is usually straightforward—they take the payment and simply return the change as expected. Overall, I

Wow! So many items from all you can eat buffet. They claim it as 250+ items. Hibachi grill, sushi bar(20+ varieties) and chocolate fountain are few of the highlights. All these for $13.99 on weekday lunch is a steal deal. This places is maintained cleanly compared to other hibachi grill around the city. Large dinning area, clean washrooms. Definitely worth trying.