Tokyo Hibachi Asian Cuisine

Long story short, it is good value buffet. For the price, it is great. I didnt expect much because of price. I knew about this place but was little far from where i live. I was passing by and had to try. I loved coconut shrimp. Desert was not bad. More than 4 different ice cream flavors. Food was fresh. Staff was keep refilling.

Wow its actually been so long since my last visit that I wasnt even sure they were still open. But we’re glad they are still in business! The food may not be the most exceptional but they are still good. If youre hungry, cant decide what to eat and just want quick service, then Tokyo Hibachi is one of those quick options. Unlike before, they are not so dreadfully busy anymore and so we were seated right away. The food quality was the same as I remember and i still enjoy their sushi selection. Well pretty much everything is good (maybe one or two stars less) however the place needs a make over. It looks so outdated, the restroom is dark and dirty and the place would benefit from a fresher and newer look. It would add to a nicer experience but overall im glad this place is still around.

We visited Tokyo Hibachi recently and we enjoyed the food. We tried the vegetable hibachi and chicken hibachi. Both came with soup, salad and shrimp. The cocktail we tried was great. The waitress accommodated our dietary restrictions but missed out on placing our order for sushi rolls. We didn't mind because the hibachi was very filling by itself. The hibachi experience was good but we have had better - the chef seemed a bit nervous, there were no cool tricks with the egg and no soju served.

I had one of those sad experiences tonight. Only read further if you want to, I can't remember a sadder restaurant: I'd been here once before (5 yrs ago/ pre-Covid). This time, nothing tasted good, the waitress almost never approached me, my seat was badly and sadly worn, and there were signs not to touch the fish or throw coins in the water, yet there were coins in the water and no fish. The people: The waitress came to my table 3x while i was there: 1x to remove a plate while she didn't look at nor talk to me, 1x to put the bill on the table & give a quick, "thank you", before hurrying away, and 1x to take my credit card (then she was at my table before I had even let go of my card.) The people restocking the food and moving around similarly failed to acknowledge me, even when I gave a quick "hi". I'm not asking enyone to kow-tow to me, but the workers acted like they didn't want to be there and we the customers were an inconvenience. There were 2 other tables in my section, I didn't see any real service there either. Food: I found the sushi lacking and bland, and the available sashimi was a bit slimy. The fish didn't taste rotten, but it was a big turn-off. I couldn't even bring myself to try most of the dishes they looked so unappetizing. I didn't even finish my ice cream. I *always* finish my ice cream and then have seconds (& thirds). The mint-choc tasted alright, but I couldn't finish what I assume was the green tea (which I've enjoyed before) nor the unidentifiable tasting purple one. I think the Hibachi grill is supposed to be available during diner, but I didn't see anyone behind that area at any time. The shrimp shumi and dumplings tasted heavy, tasteless and uninspired. ?: They sat me at a table next to a bucket and a dish basin.(There were additional ones by the door. Yes, it was a heavy rain day) At the beginning of the meal I was disturbed by them, by the end I was eyeing them wondering if I was going to need them. I do wonder what the disco ball is used for(?) I can still remember what the place looked like before it fell into sadness (sorry, I can't think of a better description for tonight) and the architecture is pretty overall. To be fair: the sushi's ginger was very fresh, the wasabi was strong, the broccoli from the chicken broccoli was edible and the chocolate cake dessert was tasty. The Lychees were a nice option. One benefit of all the bad food is I didn't overeat at a buffet for once. I'm currently sitting in my car wondering if I'm going to be sick tonight. (Edit: I wasn't) I do *not* plan on returning. (Edit: Still true)

Chanced upon this place and decided to give the hibachi a try. We had the filet mignon and shrimp hibachi combo. Generous portion of fried rice and noodles (the fried rice was especially tasty!), prawns were fresh, large and succulent and the steak was a perfect medium rare (as we asked for). The chef was entertaining and interactive too. The restaurant environment does the food a bit of a disservice- it’s a tad too dim and quiet, and the toilets feel very old. Overall it’s a decent no frills place if you’re looking for affordable hibachi.

I came with my family (4 adults and 2 teenagers) and went to the hibachi side. They also have a buffet but I'm not a big fan of buffet. It was much like other hibachi experiences I've had. They put on a little show while prepping/cooking your food in front of you. I would say this was on the lower side of "show" quality. The food itself didn't start off well as the first thing they serve to the plate from the grill is the rice. The rice was missing seasoning and only contained soy sauce, oil and egg. Something they do here that I personally haven't seen at this type of place is they give you noodles and rice. This is the standard, you can get just one thing or the other but don't expect them to ask you what you want. After the meats/seafood started getting added to the plate the meal was very good. The meats were all tender and flavorful filling missing flavor of the rice itself. A scoop of ice cream is also included. Vanilla, chocolate, strawberry and green tea were the flavors offered but nothing special about these.

this is actually one of the most disgusting meals I have ever eaten in my life. Food was pretty much not edible. The waiters were talking about me and my table in a different language. Staring at us while we at our disgusting food. Do not ever come here and don’t waste ur money. Food was over $100 for 4 people.

Our hibachi chef was excellent. Made it fun and exciting. The food was soooo good. Will definitely go again

Wow its actually been so long since my last visit that I wasnt even sure they were still open. But we're glad they are still in business! The food may not be the most exceptional but they are still good. If youre hungry, cant decide what to eat and just want quick service, then Tokyo Hibachi is one of those quick options. Unlike before, they are not so dreadfully busy anymore and so we were seated right away. The food quality was the same as I remember and i still enjoy their sushi selection. Well pretty much everything is good (maybe one or two stars less) however the place needs a make over. It looks so outdated, the restroom is dark and dirty and the place would benefit from a fresher and newer look. It would add to a nicer experience but overall im glad this place is still around.

I used to love this place. I was raving to my cousin about it and decided to go. They no longer offer crab legs. Which I believe was at least part of the dinner menu. They also have bbq for dinner but now you have to pay extra for? This was included in the price before. I'm confused as to why they have lunch and dinner prices as it seems to be the same items. I had 3 light servings of food and the only thing I liked and finished was the last one. The ice cream and almond cookie. A shame. We also asked the server about the crab legs And he said no we no longer serve them. Only On the menu? Not sure what this means as we weren't offered a menu. I also didn't see the ramen option someone else mentioned.

The selection here isn't very large but the food they have is good. The service was good and they were quick. The food was constantly replenished so there's plenty to go around. The chicken wings were a little on the salty side so be mindful of that.

This place is so bad i have never been so disappointed, i love food specifically hibachi but food had no flavor, food choices were minimum and the service and environment horrible i honestly dont know how this place still open i told them too, it should be a crime to still be open and serve what they call "food". and lets not talk about prices 25$ per person on a tuesday yeah no place needs to be shut down thats how bad it was, mcdonald nuggets tasted better than this place food.

The food was great. They have tons of great options for a buffet. From class, mussels, baked scallops, squid, octopus, coconut shrimp, crab, fried crab, sushi, and you have the choice to make your own ramen at your table! Service is fair. They stay close by in case you need a refill on your drinks and to remove plates from your table. The atmosphere is welcoming. Very spacious restaurant. Will be back here again.

I don't know why this place had such poor reviews. I came here on my trip to New Jersey and this was one of the spots I must go. The price was so worth it, less than $15 per person and a wide variety of food and soup to eat. The service was good as well. I would love to come back. I also want to look for one of these restaurants in New York!

This is like the umpteenth time I went to this all you can eat buffet There are so many choices. Some of the dishes cater to Asian tastes not Western. I loved their Fujianese fried chicken wings. It is very addictive. The garlic chili clams was good too. The parboiled Cantonese shrimps are great without being overcooked or rubbery. The hot and sour soup is super spicy, very Szechuan style. The mussel are good too. The chicken with broccoli I cannot seem to get enough. It is delicious. The steamed rock crab is sweet. And I loved the umami flavor of the stuffed rock crab head.

We ate here for dinner with our family since we were staying nearby. We came for the buffet which is the perfect thing to eat with young kids. No wait, tons of variety, and lukewarm food. It's reasonably priced and young kids are pretty cheap and young toddlers are free. They got a good assortment of stuff like sushi, dim sum, hot entrees, crab legs, soups, sides, ice cream, fruits, and desserts. I would avoid the dim sum - was over cooked. Most things were good and our party enjoyed it. Service was on point and they were very attentive to remove our finished plates.

Don't ever go to the buffet it is biggest waste of money and no variety of food. $25 for buffet and I can't wait for the impending food poisoning to remind me of this terrible experience. Even if you're starving and haven't eaten in days wouldn't recommend. Possibly the dumpster outside of another restaurant may be a better option! :)

Fantastic food! I couldn't imagine so many food varieties from seafood, Sushi, BBQ, dumplings, fruits etc in a buffet. All food tastes very good! Unbelievable reasonable price!

Great selection for an Asian buffet. We particularly enjoyed their sesame balls, salmon sushi rolls and nigiri, and their soups. One area that could have been improved upon was that the salmon sushi was not stocked very often, leading many to either wait or end up settling for something less interesting. I think this is a good deal place for the price point and we went here around the holidays and it didn't seem overly packed which was nice!

The pros of the buffet: - Some of the food is tasty, including the fish and seafood options - Generally speaking the hot food is good/tasty - There is a reasonable amount of options both east and west - Big ice cream selection - Reasonably attentive service The cons of the buffet: - Some of the food was blah .. especially the appetizer/cold options - Not a fan of a lot of the sushi here - This is one of the dirtiest buffets I've been at even by cheap Chinese buffet standards ... the tables were absolutely disgusting/sticky ... child seats were gross and chairs were sticky/dirty. They need to do way more to get the hygiene aspect up to par. I came here once before this time years ago and it felt like they haven't cleaned it at all since then. The price isn't terrible, but just note if you can overlook their generally dirty tables/environment ... you might be ok here

After going here for many many years , I believe this place has hit rock bottom. It's Wednesday evening 7pm just had dinner and my bill was $26 1 buffet n soda , the food selection was poor , sushi was poor no avocado or salmon or time all crab meat and scary shrimp rolls. Please for $26 go to red lobster chipotle or hullahans next door . Poor quality options and food .

I'm not sure why there is so much hate for this place - granted, I've never done the buffet. I've only done the hibachi and I find it very reasonable and delicious. It's very standard hibachi, with a variety of entrees and appetizers to choose from. The chefs always try to make you smile and make dinner an experience. You have to give these chefs credit for keeping a smile on their face for such a thankless job! Sometimes service is a little slow. The hibachi side does get backed up, especially if there are only a few chefs available. They are doing the best they can, so just be patient. I went here a few weeks ago and rediscovered my love for this place. Definitely worth a trip back - at least for the hibachi side, anyway!

Typical Japanese/Chinese/American buffet. The one in Freehold was better but they closed down and never reopened after COVID. The food was ok but limited variety. I don't think I would go back unless I am very hungry and in the area.

Great value for money , Asian food options, service also great. Lots of desserts as well

I was extremely nervous going here being the low score they have but I said.... You know what, it's close and I have to try it for myself. I'm glad I did. We did the Hibachi and it was extremely good. They had everyone spread out to a comfortable level. The cook was phenomenal. Very personable and interactive with us. I got the filet mignon and shrimp and my son got the filet mignon and chicken. Both were very good. All items were very well seasoned and perfectly cooked. The appetizers were average at best. The spare ribs were ok. I was in the fence leaning towards good while my son was the opposite. We got Chicken wings which I was not impressed at all with and we got shrimp dumplings which were also average at best. In other words, do not go for their appetizers. Obviously that start made me nervous after reading the reviews. So the long short end of it is.. go for the hibachi but leave the appetizers in the kitchen. Grab a frozen yogurt at Cups on your way out after dinner. You'll thank me later.

Food is about as good as you'd expect from a buffet but the selection process s very large and divers.

They must have changed the name to Jokyo. Gone for the most part is any semblance of a decent sushi assortment in favor of a heat lamp feast fit for a feline. The absence of sushi turns the hot food side extremely grim where the crab legs have taken a powder in favor of a sorry mainstream assortment of Americanized Chinese. Is everything now a variation on "sweet and sour" something or other smothered in an overwhelming drowning pool of gelatinous glop that renders the microscopic pieces of chicken, pork or fish irrelevant and unrecognizable. At Jokyo, AYCE has been miraculously transformed into AYCS (All You Can Stand.) One unsweet, very sour star.

Since dining was outdoor only when I visited, I didn't get the typical hibachi/buffet experience. However, they had existing tables so it wasn't like sitting on old lawn furniture and the tables were against the building in a nice shady area. I ended up getting the hibachi scallops and my boyfriend got the steak because we wanted the tasty dishes even without the fun of watching the prep. The dishes came with a soup and salad (both nice) and the main dish itself came with vegetables, noodles, and rice (maybe too much carbs but both so good!) Steak was cooked well and both dishes had a big portion of meat. The noodles/rice/veggies had that great grilled/soy sauce flavor combination. It was a lot of great food at a reasonable price. Even for outside, service was good (sometimes it's a far distance between seating and kitchen). Just disappointed they didn't have any mochi ice cream. When I went inside to use the bathroom, I thought the restaurant looked really nice inside. I look forward to coming again when I can enjoy it more normally, but I really enjoyed the food I got when I came.

The food here was pretty good. The wait time for the hibachi to begin was why I took a star. It took too long even with ordering appetizers just so they could wait for the table to be filled. But overall the food was good. It was nicely cooked and the scallops were delicious. The chef was fun and entertaining so you'll get a good experience once it starts.

This is my go to buffet when I'm in northern Jersey. This the best buffet in Northern Jersey. For $24.99 this is a great value for dinner. They have a great sushi selection. They also have steak plus a grill station. If you are in the area Tokyo Hibachi Asian Cuisine buffet is a must.

Went here for their Hibachi lunch. It's your typical Hibachi theatrics but nice nonetheless, especially if you have younger kids. We chose the scallops and the shrimp meal. The soup and salad included were just ok. The rest of the meal was good for a "lunch special".

this is my favorite place to have lunch. It's super clean. The servers are so friendly and fast with your drinks and whatever you may need I wish I can eat here every day. The price is so reasonable for the buffet and they have lunch specials for hibachi, my favorite server is Winnie and Nikki, but all of them are so super friendly.

It's not an outstanding buffet like you would find in deluxe hotels in Las Vegas but it's pretty good for the price. I mean, where else can you find a variety of food for a $10 lunch and a $20 dinner? The sushi selection is very ordinary but I enjoyed the usual buffet dishes: coconut shrimps, Chinese style ribs, grilled ribs and clams, salmon, and baked mussels. They have crabs, too. For dessert, I liked the sesame balls and the steamed thing with custard filling and covered with coconut flakes.

Was hesitant to try due to the iffy reviews but we had a foot time and the food was great. The options were different from other buffets because it had a greater focus on asian cuisine rather than american. Full trays and attentive service. I recommend trying the taro steamed buns!!

I come here a lot. It's my favorite place to come eat with my family. But today I've experienced the worst service ever, my server was so rude, not only to me and my boyfriend but to the people sitting next to us who doesn't understand nor speak Spanish so I was translating and it seems to have made my server uncomfortable.

Most of the food is average but you'll want to stay away from any of the raw shellfish.

Stumbled upon this after walking out of houlihans for the lack of service and we were pretty impressed. The food was great, veggies were crunchy not soggy. The meat was well seasoned and fresh. They even have ice cream and fried doughnuts!! For $22 you can't go wrong!! The tables could use a little updating other than that its a nice place to eat. Will def be back.

One of the best places I've ever been to the food is great. The workers have such enthusiasm and really the service. It's great. I love it the ambience. I love it I recommend that y'all should come here is really great. You're going to have a lot of fun.

Good food & service! I wish they had free tea for the pricing. The serving time is good. They are following covid measures properly

This is one of my family's favorite neighborhood restaurants. We come at least once a month. The hibachi is great and there are awesome appetizers as well. The drinks are STRONG. The service isn't phenomenal but the chefs are great and fun.

Had a great time for lunch here with my team. We did the hibachi. Chef was high energy and super entertaining. We had so many laughs with him and he doesn't skimp on the Sake!

Been here at least a dozen times, but it's gotten really bad. The place is filthy. The floors are slimy, the tables and chairs are sticky, the bathrooms are gross. It's like they make no attempt the clean the restaurant. The food is typical hibachi. We'll be finding a new place going forward.

I have no idea why people are rating this restaurant so lowly. I came on a Wednesday night. The sashimi is fresh clams are fresh, the peal and eat shrimp are enormous. Everything tasted delicious. The tables were clean. Yeah it's not Gari on the upper Eastside but this is what you get in Secaucus far as I'm concerned this is a great place to eat.

Came back here with my dad, definitely has gotten better but still an underwhelming experience.

For the price you pay its alright. Not the greatest or go too buffet in the world as there are better options in my opinion. But the price was cheap and you honestly get what you pay for.

Have been here before and this will be the last time we eat at this establishment. The food wasn't that great and it was hot inside! Also had to ask multiple ppl for butter to eat along with the crabs and two ppl told me there wasn't any. I went to the front and asked one of the hostess for some and bam they had some inside. This place isn't cheap, would be nice if they had it on hand. Back to the heat, Maybe they do it on purpose to make you go in and right out because there's not adequate air conditioning. We come here from time to time. For years. I remember my kids being so small and decided I will never do buffet with little kids as the experience cannot be enjoyed to the fullest. About 8 years ago I remember having to use the bathroom and my goodness it was disgusting. I thought maybe this was a one time thing. Wrong! My girls whom are now older went in and came out mortified at how the bathrooms are not kept and so dirty. Literally poop everywhere and things not functioning right. There's so many employees that maybe they can take turns or have someone designated to clean, or make them usable and not come out of there wanting to vomit. I will not be returning left so disgusted.

Asked for some extra plates for our party and one of the plates in the pile had a live roach on it.

The sushi is day old; The avacados are black. The pan fried food is mostly chicken with sauce, and the rice is loose and overfried and hard.

I'm not sure why Yelpers are always so harsh when it comes to AYCE Chinese Buffet but for me, this place is great! My friend and I came here on Sat around 6:30pm and the places didn't seem too pack. For $23, you really get a bang out of your buck and their food was really tasty and fresh. I also love the location because it's easy to get to (well, with a car of course) and this resistant is located in a mall so you can walk off the food and do your shopping right after. As for the food and selection was great! There were plenty of choices to choose from, including dungeness crab, fried crabs, shrimp mayo, sashimi and even lobsters (lobster are very limited though). The only reason why this restaurant is getting a four star instead of a five star is the service. The waitress was not very attentive to refill the water and the lady that guarded the lobster was very rude. She saw that I came back for second and when I asked her when the lobsters were coming out, she rudely reply in 10 min. As I walk away, I noticed she went into the kitchen and came out with a plate full of lobster, almost as if she was waiting for me to leave. I get that lobsters can be expensive but if that's the case then don't serve it with the AYCE meal or have the staff lie to their customers just to get their customers to walk away.

It's been a few years since I have been able to come eat here, but when I did, it was often, and it was always good! I am going to try to come over while I'm in NY this week to see if it's still as good as I remember, and if I do, I will update this review as appropriate!

Went for Weekend Lunch Food - 4/5. They had a wide selection of items and most were pretty good. The sushi was really of sub-par quality but fitting for the price range. The shrimp tempura roll was the best among the sushi as the batter was extra crispy; it is a Chinese buffet and they will specialize in what they are good at such as deep & stir frying. They have delicious shrimp cocktails and snow crab legs with thai chicken and teriyaki beef being some of my other favorites. I don't recommend the seafood pasta as the sauce tastes like straight cream. Desserts have a good selection but the baked items aren't that great; go for the ice cream instead, they have a large variety! Service - 4/5. They are quick with replacing dishes, refilling water and responding when asked. It is a buffet so the service is what it is: functional! Value - 4/5. Lots of good food with all the shrimp cocktail and snow crab legs you can eat. For $15 on a weekend the value is definitely there if you're in the mood for buffet. Parking - Mall Lot (Free)

Wow what an amazing place! I'm taking my nieces out for dinner because we are celebrating them and this was the place to be. It's entertaining, fun and worth the travel from brooklyn. Love this spot for families !

Went there with a few friends from church to celebrate our Pastor's birthday. Waitresses and chefs were nice. Food was wonderful and packed with flavor. If I could add more stars, I would. Would ABSOLUTELY recommend.

Very fresh food. I did go very early. Around 12noon. Beautiful decor. And a lot of their own eat there, at this early time. So, that says a lot. At least, for the first time I went there. I'm only going early times.

Their food is very good and the price is very reputable. My family went there a few times for lunch and wasn't crowded.

You can come for their buffet or their hibachi. Tried their hibachi this time and I'd say it was a pretty good hibachi experience with the fun theatrics. Chefs were very personable, fun spirited and very skilled. The food was okay and didn't blow me away much so I recommend the hibachi more for the experience. We were here on a Saturday early evening and saw large families celebrating so seemed very family friendly too.

The food was alright, but the costumer service is not good they were rude, I hope they can do better next time.