Kiro Seafood Buffet

We went for their moved-up soft opening and thoroughly enjoyed it! They were still getting everything finalized, but did a wonderful job especially considering they moved the opening up because of customer interest online. The place looks great inside and was spitlesslu clean. There are lots of buffet lines with soup, salad, sushi, cold and hot seafood, and a huge assortment of Asian dishes. For the picky eaters or the little ones there is fried chicken, pizza, French fries, et cetera. And for dessert there's a warm apple pie that looks like a huge turnover that's sliced, various cakes, pastries, ice cream treat assortment and more. There's something for everyone to enjoy here. The service was amazing, the food was really good, the prices are great, and we all left full and happy. Highly r

My family enjoyed our first time here. The price isn't bad at all for what you get. Probably the best in town. Staff is a bit overwhelmed but give them grace its their first week. The food is always getting stocked.

Visited Kiro Buffet on opening day and it exceeded expectations. The food was very fresh, and the selection stayed fully stocked. I didn’t see a single empty plate the entire time. There is a huge variety of sushi options, all well made and fresh. The hibachi bar was excellent and cooked perfectly. Overall, the variety and quality of food are some of the best in Baton Rouge. The salad bar and dessert bar were also noticeably better than the other buffet that just opened in the same area. A very strong opening and definitely a place worth visiting.

Went on a Saturday, all day dinner price $21.99 plus 2.99 drink. Everything was seasoned well and had great flavor. They had boiled crawfish, shrimp, snow crab legs, mussels as well as on ice. I did not try the hibachi so I can’t say much on that except their ingredients were laid out nicely at one buffet station for that. The sushi selection was fairly good with sashimi options as well and was fresh. They don’t have much of a dim sum selection, they had some type of bao, what I think was soup dumpling but maybe overcooked because there was no broth left, and one dim sum container was empty and I’m not sure what was in there. My favorite dishes overall were the cheesy baked mussels, salt and pepper squid, and curry chicken veggie stir fry. There are multiple workers that walk around the b

Went for lunch. The lunch items on the buffet including the sushi were all fresh. Salad bar crisp. Sushi even had fried items. On the buffet was also a whole bar of meats/veggies for the hibachi and you didn't have to wait in line just take a number and go back in a few minutes, pick up your food. There was a seafood boil, no not like Sammy's, but still good with mussels, shrimp, potatoes, corn with a sauce not spicy at all. Spice level for everyone type. Had lobster puffs and salt n pepper shrimp. Salad bar had nice palate cleansers and desserts. As well as a soup bar with several soups. Will go back to check the night menu. Total lunch bill was $ 79 for 4 adults.