Supreme Crab Seafood Buffet

So if you’re looking for an affordable all you can eat snow crab legs/claws then this is the place! The seasoning was perfect paired with lemon juice and salt/pepper, crab meat was fresh and tasty. Can’t say the same for the Dungeness crab, it didn’t taste as fresh. The oysters and mussels were yummy too. The bay clams were too dry (tried several batches same results). There’s some fruits & salad fixings but not huge selection. Dessert wasn’t worth the calories. Didn’t try the ice cream because we got so full on the snow crab legs. They have chicken nuggets and fries, this might be helpful for those with kids but can’t comment on their taste as I didn’t eat any, came here for the seafood. There’s not much service. The water is self serve, though they’re really good at clearing the table of plates. We sat by the window and enjoyed the beautiful view.

This place has lots of going for it: great location=right off of Fisherman’s wharf on the way to Ghirardelli, the setting is nice, it’s a good value, money-wise considering that it’s an all you can eat for $32 you get soup, salad, main dishes, deserts and fruit. Why didn’t I give it 5 stars ⭐️? While I enjoyed being there as I had to catch up on some work, the taste of the food was a bit average

This place was a blessing! I wanted to eat a little more than crab and right when I was about to give up this place started flashing in my face! I was taken back when I went upstairs and checked out the place. The staff was somewhat friendly but you can tell they wanted everyone out just as quick as they came in. The only thing I hated about this place is that they have a guy scoping you out to see if you’re going to finish and leave. The best part is that they have Tapatio!!! That really put a smile in my face! Highly recommend it!

Was disappointed. $30 all you can eat 🦀 crab. Nice concept. Crab had flavor but hard to eat, extremely messy. My wife who loves crab only had one helping. The place has concrete floors. It seemed clean? The spring rolls were at the end of the warming trays on the shelf so enjoy cool food. The clam chowder was actually good. But the rest of the food was not hot, more warmish. If you want something other than crab, save your money and try a different Chinese buffet. See the photos.

My experience was GREAT. My husband loved the crab legs! Everything else was good too. No issues totally worth the $ if you ask me. The view is also 👌

Came here starving after our visit to Alcatraz so we had high expectations to this place. The price was $3 higher than what we saw on social media. Overall, the food was average, and the oysters we specifically came for fell short of expectations. Nothing stood out, but I guess the price was fair.

For the price of 29.99/person for an all you can eat seafood buffet, ones expectations can't be too unrealistic. Food was ok. Not an abundance of variety but should suffice. The Dungeness crab legs could not be consumed. The ammonia taste and scent that came from them almost knocked me out. The King crab legs were delicious. The chowder was great too.

Service was absolutely horrible! Walking into and leaving the lobby smelled like someone had pooped on the floor. The only nice employee was the person cleaning up our plates. Walk in and they are automatically rude. The floor was littered with trash in walkways, under tables and buffet walkways. With only 4 to 5 tables occupied within the 2 hours we were here. It feels like a sauna because they have no A.C. on a day it was over 80° outside. Several tables were left for over an hour after we arrived covered in dishes and garbage. The female hostess on multiple occasions if asking for butter, crab crackers(which should be available by silverwear) or to buy more sodas rolled her eyes and had severe attitude everytime asking for items. Hostess employees expected you to not want anything and know what to do when you walk in, as they stood around talking to each other. Which is their job. Customers were asking me if i worked there as i was gathering my food from buffet since the hosts were not helping anyone. Food was mediocre at best. The only thing fresh was crab. All items were bare minimum from 6pm when we arrived until 8pm when we left. Then they were filling an hour before closing. Food was dry, crusty, unappatizing, not fresh. Potatoes and corn were hard, not cooked fully, and not seasoned. Restroom for females was barely functional. Handicapped stall wouldn't flush. Toilet seats were broken barely hanging on. My daughter got stuck in a stall because the locks were broken and Garbage everywhere. Also, soaps and toilet paper were almost completely empty. You pay before you eat or sit so you tip before, also. I came here from Napa after reading several positive reviews. I was disgusted and beyond angry my entire meal here after paying and walking into this restaurant. Please save your sanity and take the extra time to go to the buffet in Redwood City that has much more options and 100% better food. My baby hated the very few options they had for children. The only good thing was the view.

If you're in San Francisco and looking to load up on seafood without emptying your wallet, this buffet might be your go-to. For $32.99 a head, it's a pretty great deal in a pricey city like SF, especially if you've got a crab craving. It's not fancy and there's not waiters/bartenders but that's part of the charm - it's very self serve and you can dive right in for crab legs and don't stress about the service or chit-chat with waitstaff. Drinks are extra, so don't be surprised by a small upcharge if you want anything other than water, but it's great if you want a quite place to eat. I focused mainly on the seafood offerings - because that's why you're here, right? The crab legs were fresh enough and kept coming, which was awesome. I couldn't resist making multiple trips for the crispy lobster tail and shrimp; they were fried just right and juicy on the inside. The soups, like clam chowder, were also good, though I'd pass on the dumplings and some barbecue meats since they seemed like they had been sitting out for a bit too long. Service is pretty hands-off since this place runs on a mostly self-serve model. It's part of the dive bar-looking feel, which wasn't really a bother because they do a good job of refilling the buffet pretty consistently, even if it is roughly every couple of hours. The only hiccup was a bit of a build-up of dirty plates before someone swung by, but that's kind of expected in this setup. The vibe was laid-back, with a great view of the piers if you snag a window seat. It could be cleaner, especially around the railing areas, but honestly, it's minor if you're there for the food and not to inspect the place. I ate crab legs and read a book for 2 hours :-) Overall, if you're looking for a good seafood fix on a budget in SF, it's definitely worth a visit despite the casual - and at times chaotic - setting.

my recent experience at supreme crab seafood 's buffet was truly disappointing. the food selection was extremely limited. There were far fewer options than what was advertised on their website. I had been looking forward to a diverse spread, but most of the dishes were rather ordinary and lacked variety. The dining area wasn't as clean as it should be. There were food stains on the tables, and the floors looked dirty.

They do not pick up the phone!! I may have dropped an item that is important to me when I dined there last night and did not realize until they were already closed. I've been trying to call the restaurant all day to see if it's there, however their line just keeps ringing and ringing and no one picks up despite the fact that they are "open". As a business, you should pick up the phone, otherwise why have a phone line? I've even tried messaging them on Instagram but didn't receive a response. There is no way to contact this restaurant, so don't even bother. Giving them a star because we did enjoy our meal last night and you can't beat the price of $32.99 for AYCE crab legs, shrimp, oysters, clams, etc. The restaurant was pretty empty but there was virtually no service. We had to bring our dirty plates to the dish cart every time we were done and they didn't have anyone bussing the tables. Everything is DIY, including grabbing your own utensils, sauces, gloves, water, etc. Overall, food is decent for the price, but don't expect good customer service (or any service at all).

I will preface this review with, I did not taste any of the food. This place makes you pay first before you are seated. I have never had to do this at any other buffet I have been to and this seemed odd to me so I found that rather sketch. As we walked in to where the host was waving us to approach the bar, we ciuld see what people had on their tables and got a view of some of the dishes and they did not look appetizing. We decided to ask if we could take a closer look at the selections being offered in the buffet. What existed in these warmers looked nothing like the pictures plastered on their exterior or ads. The food looked meh at best. Not a single dish in the four serving areas looked appetizing. The host seemed annoyed with us. We thanked them for allowing us to take a peek and we walked back out to find another dining option. Although, price wise, $33/person isn't bad. I am doubtful you will get your value back in what is being offered in the buffet line bc if they taste like they look, you won't be eating much.

I love their varieties of seafood selections. I especially love the oysters and Cajuns style crawfish. It's worth the money. If you crave seafood without breaking the bank, this is the place to satisfy your seafood craving.

The price is really good for SF - all you can eat for 32.99 per person for a variety of seafood, dumplings (limited options), soup (miso and clam chowder), and ice cream. Drinks are separate but should only be 2-3$. The crab tasted pretty fresh, make sure to ask for the crab opener at the front to open the crab legs easier. There's also a lot of good sauces near the front by the ice cream station. It's kind of hidden in fisherman's wharf but there will be a sign pointing to it nearby a tattoo shop, and take the stairs to go up to the restaurant.

I get my moneys worth here. I be killin' the crawfish. They refill things fast and have a wide selection to choose from and they are quick to clear your dirty plates to make space for your next round

The place looks nice and clean, they have the view of the yacht. The AYCE was $32.99 l, at first there's not much options of the seafood.. there are Crawfish, Shrimp with head and no head. Baked mussels and garlic mussels I believe.. not sure. Clams and fish. The drink you have to purchase them and it's not free for refill. Taste: was good and I like it's not that spicy which is good. My partner and I enjoy this dinner. They close at 8:30pm not 9:30pm just beware.

There are many selection of food including Chinese, Japanese (soup), American and of course seafood. Not much of service, most of the time self serve. $32.95 for buffet and you pay before get your own seat. I think if you eat a lot of crab legs, that would be worth it. Ambience could have been cleaner especially under all the rails.

I went here for my birthday dinner and my immediate impression was, is this a club? You go upstairs and into a large room that was kind of cold. the crab legs were yummy, but everything else was mid.

Oysters 3 normal, small Crispy lobster tail & shrimp 5 deep fried, juicy inside Seafood bucket: king crab legs & scallops w/ supre cajun sauce 3 like Ray's Crab Shack sauce better Sweet potatoe fries 3 normal

We happened to pass this place as we were looking for a meal on our way back from touring. The place was unassuming, just a little doorway off the sidewalk. Luckily we went in and asked if we could look around before deciding. Don't let the outside fool you. The buffet was upstairs and it was fully loaded. We had crabs, shrimp, fish, chicken wings, potatoes, corn and different kinds of fish, baked fish. The shrimp were huge, 16/20 at least, the crabs were meaty. The price was good at 29.00 each which is why we wanted to see if they had a good selection. The place was not busy on a Sunday evening but there were several groups. Too bad we didn't see the 10.00 off coupon in the map we got from the hotel. The drinks were canned which was fine, no refills though. Definitely recommend.

We came here with high hopes and we were super hungry. The service was friendly enough when we arrived. It's a Buffett that you pay for before sitting down so there wasn't any additional interaction. The restaurant has a good location and a cool tv setup that would be great on game day. The food however left a lot to be desired. If the food was good it would be a great price for all you can eat crab, however the crab was inedible and really old like it had been sitting there for over an hour. Egg rolls were actually cold like refrigerator cold on the inside. All of the food looked like it had been there for a really long time. There was a piece of fish that had been sitting so long it was like dried fish jerky. Fried rice tasted like white rice with canned veggies mixed in. We ate about 4 bites and then left. So for two people, 3 cans of soda, and a 20% tip (remember paid up front) it was right around $100. When we. When we arrived there was only one table occupied and my husband said "nobody is here...that might be a red flag" but we laughed it off. Should have paid attention to that. We didn't bother trying to get a refund we just decided to leave and go somewhere else. Lot of potential in this place if the food gets some TLC and a makeover and a vacation and like decides it deserves a good life.

We went here for the first time because we wanted to try a seafood boil place. The service was absolutely horrible. The front people were extremely disrespectful and rude, but the servers and cleaners were nice. The crab also tastes very old and not fresh which is disappointing. I would NOT recommend this place at all. There are more affordable and better quality options.

This place is horrible and I wouldn't even recommend this place if you were starving or highly inebriated. The food was hot and that is the only thing for the 1 star. The price, ambiance, staff and service is none. You come in and you are somewhat greeted by an employee. You seat and serve yourself. And I mean serve yourself completely. You have to get your own utensils, pitcher of water and cups. The only soda is in cans and the hot tea is only a tea bag and a cup of hot water. The food is very few items and nothing to run home about. We were very disappointed in this whole experience.

Great Asian style AYCE buffet. No time limits! Beautiful view of the piers while you eat! Salad bar, delicious desserts, corn and clam chowder round out the selection but you come for the seafood and it doesn't disappoint! Shrimp comes in 4 different ways, there's clams and mussels galore, and of course the crabs are delicious. Only complaint is they don't provide crab crackers or cleaners but they have gloves to keeo your hands clean. Excellent prices for abundant food right in the most desirable location.

don't expect perfect cleanliness or service, you need to go here to eat crabs, they always have them and the staff constantly adds crabs to the counter, also most of the other snacks are good quality and taste I will come back here again

This buffet is filling and fun. It's Asian and offers clams and mussels. Chicken wings, Asian pastries...fried rice and egg rolls..it's real easy..it takes 20 minutes to eat with the buffet..it's $30 and $40 with drink etc..I used the free Coca Cola yelp offer. It's at the Wharf. It says also in South Bay. My parents may have tried it, but I wanted to come by...buffet for lunch..

My boyfriend and I came here to try it out and it was really good. It was our first time trying crab legs and we ate so many. They have several other items in their buffet but we mainly got the crab legs. We sat in a booth by the window and you get a nice view. Service was good as well by taking away any empty plates/trash so our table doesn't get too crowded.

Everything is good, worth the price! Walking distance from wherever you are in the marina, this place is amazing. Crabs, mussels, clams, chicken, fish, desserts, they got everything! Love this place. Love the cozy ambiance and the view outside!

TLDR: for an ayce for 30$ in San Francisco 2024, it's amazing. If you come in expecting mind blowing food, go back and look at the cost and reevaluate your expectations. They have plenty of clams, mussels, shrimp, and of course crab. The seasonings (especially garlic and Cajun) are really well done and nothing was overcooked despite sitting in the buffet spot for some time. I definitely feel like I got my moneys worth back eating a normal amount of food. My only complaints are they don't refill the food as often as I would like, some stuff in the buffet were a bit colder (though that may be because the place was emptier so they refilled less often), and their labels were off for what food was what. I asked and it turns out when they run out of something, they switch the food but not the label.

I enjoyed my meal, although the Dungeness crab was really mushy and inedible. The snow crab and the rest of the food was really good and a good bargain.

The roach caught me so off guard... it just came out of nowhere from under the couch lol. Never eating here again

The food on the buffet was good. They kept bringing out more food. It definitely is buffet food quality. If you are looking for gourmet there are better options. If you want to smash crab legs and other seafood offerings, then this is your place. The ambiance was interesting. It was like a dive bar. The servers and clean up were slow. We had a family of six and our stack of plates got ridiculous several times.

Good buffet when you are hungry. Average quality. A smaller selection of dishes to choose from but clean.

You must go here if you don't mind a buffet the food is actually REALLY good they have crab legs + oysters my 2 faves and much more they are very sweet once we went too close to closing and they were very patient and polite! Great view also.

We happened to walk by this establishment and decided to dine in for a late lunch. The customers order and pay either at the counter or by scanning the QR code at their tables. I actually prefer this type of contactless payment. I ordered the hot lobster roll and the bread bowl clam chowder. The lobster roll was just okay. It was edible; however, I did not thoroughly enjoy it. The amount of lobster was a really small amount. It had too much sauce, which masked the flavor of the lobster. I had better lobster rolls at other similar establishments. The clam chowder was delicious. It was creamy, flavorful, and consisted of large, meaty clams. Overall, this was a decent dinning experience.

Edible, but not much of my taste. Just like many other buffet place. Get stuff up with food.

A bit pricey but really good food. Would definitely revisit and bring friends and family. The Cajun style crab is delicious along with the flavorful dipping butters. Somewhat limited options.. Self seating after you pay. Great view of the wharf! Service a bit slow on the crab rotation. But worth the wait. Comes out somewhat hot. No refills on soda- served by cans so no fountain drinks.

Great food- not alot of non seafood good options besides chicken strips fries pizza salad bar that sort of thing- BUT I went for the crawdads and I ate soooo many and it was well worth it. The people I was with ate tons of crab and shrimp which I'm allergic to but they said it was really good. Great price honestly for a seafood buffet that's worth eating. Also the view from the huge windows of the water was a huge plus. Drinks are an extra charge

My wife and I visited this place yesterday around lunchtime! The price is low and the selection of products is also small! The crab legs were brought out when we were already full! Overall, everything is 3 points!

I would say that for the price and location it is decent. Sometimes the food tastes great and sometimes it is ok. The crabs has great cajun flavor, but I don't usually eat too much crab. There are some Chinese food like fried rice, noodles, spare ribs and other seafood like mussels, baked oysters, and shrimps. I like eating by the windows and looking out.

Dinner with the family , parking could be tricky here but there are pay to park places. Wasn't to busy when we arrived, it's pick you own seating and you purchase your drinks before you sit down. Food was good like the seafood portion, good for groups

I door dashed a sea food bag medium with Cajun seasoning. First time ever ordering from here and OMG amazing! The flavor was great, the spice wasn't over powering. Door dash did take 30/45 mins but it was worth it! I got it when it was still steaming hot!! I will definitely be back, the price was not as bad as i expected it to be. If you love sea food like I do, then this is a must!!!!

To be honest I would come again. The snow crab was good and the corn. But the other choices were just okay.

Okay well we came out to the city for our sons bday and this boy loves seafood so hubby picked this place out to try out. Pretty convenient close to the piers so not too far. This place does have an elevator as you enter to get to the second floor where the buffet is located, if not there is a flight of stairs. The decor is good I like how they have walls build with wine bottles and you can sit in between them other than that not much to look at really. Service was alright no excitement as we walked in the girl look miserable first point of contact was a fail and for the price we paid we don't think it was worth it. The other thing is there is no fountain drink machine so definitely not worth buying can after can especially you already paying $39.99 to eat. The food was alright felt like the seasoning could have been better pretty watery flavor nothing exciting or special. This place was a bust.

this place is a mess. tables were unclean for long time... dirty floor dining . foods were all over the floor and chairs. feel so sorry for the only one lady that cleans the area. there were 2-3 staff just standing by the bar area. very unpleasant, not recommended.

Good seafood selection for a buffet. The crab legs were really good. My big issue is that there is not a lot of non seafood options. Yes, I know the name of the place. But would be nice to get some pork or chicken for a change of pace.

Yes 2 stars is accurate. Too expensive. You pay mostly for fried food because they take very long to bring seafood

This review is a little misleading just like the restaurant because the name suggests it's a "crab specialty" or at the very least a "seafood" restaurant. It's is simply a basic "Chinese Buffet" that serves a couple of variations of shrimp, crab legs and bland crawfish.Now don't get me wrong, the crab legs were good and the price ($30 a person) for all you can eat crab legs is excellent, but the atmosphere and the customer service is lacking. If they would be more attentive to the service and to the overall presentation of the buffet, I could maybe give 4 stars. At the end of our visit, we did get our money's worth and we left satisfied but lacking the experience I feel one should have after eating at a place called "Supreme Crab". It's good if you're looking for a quick in and out Chinese Buffet though...

Seafood boils in a bag are one of my go to meals. It's extremely surprising I hadn't tried this place by now, but a birthday dinner brought me there. The restaurant has a spectacular view of the water which is the perfect ambiance for eating seafood. I got a pound of shrimp head-on with corn and sausage in the supreme cajun sauce, medium spicy. It was not spicy at all. This was disappointing and the sauce wasn't flavorful. There are many places that have much better sauce. I was pretty disappointed given it's in SF.

They change the area just within the center isle where the register table, which they have center isle of 5 with 8 divisions of food, they should have 2 types of corn which one is butter and one with Cajun coz not all people like spicy, clam chowder is in medium water added - not thick like other chowder , the other dishes is ok and good but the ice cream scoop should change it's soaking basin every 2 hrs coz the flavor of other ice cream mixed in it then other micro things in it . Before this , we go to the register or front cashier and the lady there had some issues (either personal/family or work related) not smiling to us then kinda timid slow but when we are eating past hour I saw her smiling to other guest or customers which is not Asian - she smile them, my gf going to get hot water and NO ONE assist her coz in other restaurants the same type in redwood their hot water is open to all not near the register which one of the busser (lady ) assist my gf on having hot water which the register lady is there standing looking around not alert to its near surroundings.

Kind of a hidden spot off of pier 39, but there is a sign so you can't miss it. Right when you enter, there is a short flight of stairs and a supreme crab statue. Lots of seating and very spacious. Beautiful view of the outside Seafood boil place, along with other items on the menu. Wings, oysters, sandwiches, noodles and all that other good stuff that typically comes at a seafood boil restaurant. You can either scan a code and place your order through your phone, in which the waiter will bring you your ordered items, which I really like! Or you can order at the front. Whatever works for you. Service is really quick. Workers were very nice and great at explaining how to order. Boil came out fresh and hot. Quality of the shrimp, crawfish and snow crab were very fresh and big. Crawfish was the size of my boyfriends hand, juicy and favorable. The corn, sausages and potatoes were good! I would def come back here and bring my family.

The whole menu was good , eat as much as you want .. food was nice and fresh .. I love this crab!!' Smackalious

This place is right on the fisherman's warf. It's a lil had to find u can either take the stairs or elevator up. I like a majority of they food they have my only complaint is when they seat you there is a QR code on the napkins and you order through the app on your phone and pay and tip when you order. If you want more food then you have to order through your phone again. No server comes to your table until they bring you a drink or bring your food. My last visit here the server brought us our food and that was the only time I saw them they did not come refill my water or even come to ask how my food was. Good food doesn't mean you can have shitty customer service.

First time coming here! Very fast to get seated, the ordering process was on the QR code rather than having a server take our order. Food was very filling, got 1lb of clams, 1lb of mussel, and sausage. All flavored with mild cajun seasoning which still had a bit of a kick but still bit sweet

We had a good evening tonight at Supreme Crab. We got the seafood bag, lobster roll and fried lobster tail. We all loved our dishes, and I'm glad I got the lobster roll since I knew I couldn't finish everything if I got the seafood bag. No one left anything on their plate, I'll tell you that. This place does offer both the QR code for the menu to order with a credit card or go towards the bar area to order with a card or cash to be sent to your table. They were very great with my friend who mainly wanted the fried lobster tail after he finished his previous order because it was so good. Would come again to try other dishes.

We wanted crabs. This was the least crowded at the Fisherman's Wharf. I wanted the dungeoness crab. So, that's what I ordered. I thought it would be the safe as what you get at the pier. Steamed hot, with shell still attached to the crab. But it was serves to is with the shell already opened and none of the juices coming from the steamed shell was there. I was so disappointed. Cajun fries were good. The clam chowder in a bowl with crabs on top was the best of everything on our table.

They should definitely have four stars, the seasoning on the seafood is amazing. Someone is in that kitchen cooking, cooking go look at my review on their IG page.