Kirin Japanese Seafood & Sushi Buffet

Good service. Cups never went empty, staff was very good about clearing plates. Food selection was very small. If you don’t like/care for seafood, definitely don’t come. All items on the buffet line seemed high quality. Lots of seafood out and sushi, never seen it go empty. The hot food bar is about 1/4 of most Asian buffets so beware if you have picky eaters, not many plain kids foods.

All I can say is wow! The food was delicious. We had blue crab, snow crab, boiled shrimp, oysters on the half shell, crawfish, muscles, fried calamari, shrimp tempura, quail, duck, baked oysters with a delicious sauce, many types of sushi that we had never seen before each with their own sauce. There were barbecue ribs and short ribs that fell off the bone they were so tender. We went on a Saturday night. I think the baked oysters are only on Saturday night. The dinner buffet opens at 5:30 p.m. the service was great, and the dessert bar was very tempting. All for $30 per person.

12/19/2021 Came over the lunch hour so it was about $16 per person. Delicious sushi! Standby the 5 star experience. Fantastic Japanese Buffet. Excellent sushi. Freshly made rolls. Fresh seafood. Nicely sized fish on smaller rice than typical buffets. They haven't skimped on quality. Lunch is about $14 and dinner is $25. Over only been the during lunch. Will be back. Been there twice in one week. Update as of 1/29/2021: the precautions of social distancing (booths and tables are left empty to increase space between patrons) are adhered and disposable plastic gloves provided at the buffet lines. The prices for the buffet remained the same. Note: my 5 star is based on the lunch buffet as I’ve not eaten there in the evening.

Place was not too crowded for a Saturday lunch. Gloves were present at the buffet. Food turnover was very good. The kitchen and sushi bar were very busy bringing food out. Ice tea was excellent. Food itself was standard buffet quality. I did like the grilled fish though. Very good. Fried crabs were blue Chinese kind and were well prepared. Buffet was kind of small, but that enables control of the product. Oyster shells has some sort of stuffing on them. Short ribs, now a rare sight on buffets, were very tender and flavourful. Sushi was average. Rice was overall mushy and not well defined in granular texture. It was seasonsd well though. Some of the rolls had too much rice for my liking. For the sushi, fish portions were very generous, some even dwarfing the rice. The fish was firm and in very good condition. Highlights were the kiwi topped roll, and the peppered tuna and salmon rolls. Is it worth the 20 I paid for lunch? Probably not.

Was worth the drive and I believe the price was fair as well. I don't think i should spend more than $20 on a single person at most places when eating outside. Clearly there are some exceptions. When i walked in i was a bit concerned because of the way the place looked. I decided to eat here and give it a shot. I loved the sushi, i don't think you will be disappointed with your choices. Everything i tried from their sushi was great. I had never eaten crab legs before so that was a fun adventure. Great place to take a group of friends and enjoy a meal together.

So we arrived right we dinner service started and most the food looked great but when it came to eating it, there was definitely some disappointment. the chicken that they used seem pretty low quality, I mean like school cafeteria quality(which is generally not good fyi) Also their I think it was baked salmon(or something I kinda forgot) had some pretty great seasoning but did taste a little old and their crab legs were pretty awful.I think it was snow crab legs and they are the tiniest legs with like no meat and tasted kinda bad... Like super low quality and yes it's a buffet but it's like 29 dollars per person for dinner (before tax and tips).Some of their food was good and I did enjoy but there was definitely a lack on quality of the ingredients. Won't be going back again though.

Very good quality and tasty, well worth the price vs one of those 20 dollar generic buffet spots

I think this came out to be around 20 dollars for a lunch buffet, which was quite a deal for the food. The sushi and nigiri are very tasty and naturally freshly made. The rice was a little on the harder side for me though did not significantly detract from the dining experience. I particularly enjoyed this peppered salmon nigiri (pictured at 10 o'clock) and do wish there was eel available as well. I admittedly did not try any of the non seafood dishes apart from the red bean dessert soup. Service was great and everybody was polite.