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Spacious, informal restaurant offering an all-you-can-eat buffet of typical Asian dishes & desserts.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3121 S 38th St, Tacoma, WA 98409
Phone: (253) 472-3888
Website: http://www.harvestbuffettacoma.com/
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Reviews
James Ollerton
First time I have been here. It was great. They have a large selection of different offerings. Dim sum, sushi, cold bar, hot bar, Mongolian barbecue section, and plenty of desert. I will definitely be going back.
… moreJohn Ohlson
Huge variety of Asian foods, Mongolian grill, dim sum, tons of sushi, seafood, salads, desserts, cotton candy, ice cream AND a chocolate fountain!
The sushi is excellent, with a huge variety of choices. Prices are very reasonable.
Highly recommend!
… moreThe sushi is excellent, with a huge variety of choices. Prices are very reasonable.
Highly recommend!
Jiyeong Lee
It’s good to try if you are curious about this buffet but I don’t think I will come back here again.
Food was okay based on how much we pay but waiting area was chaotic to the point that I don’t feel like I’m miss out for not eating here.
… moreFood was okay based on how much we pay but waiting area was chaotic to the point that I don’t feel like I’m miss out for not eating here.
Raul Daza
Big Varieties of food like Asian Food, American Food, & etc. Good Service. Big Parking Area. Thanks to our generous and loving host Auntie Lucy and Uncle Carlos Festejo.
… moreMBN
If i could give half stars, i would give it a 3.5. The variety is great, freshness was great. Seafood wasn’t great. Inside is clean, bussers are quick to take away dirty plates, floor seems clean. Hot food was hot, cold food was cold. Having a Mongolian grill is nice too. Sushi was good. Salad bar was lacking. Wouldn’t go out of our way to eat here but would stop in if passing through. Outside is kinda scary- rundown and sketchy (security at the door) but it isn’t a good representation of the inside.
… moreLeo Huang
Brace yourselves… This is like some serious military grade, aircraft hangar sized, convention centre for buffett dining. Driving into a largely industrial neighbourhood, and stepping off our car into an expansive parking lot reminiscent of the outskirts of an airport, we looked on ahead at this massive warehouse space. With an impressive 1,000+ diner capacity, this place could have easily been mistaken visually for a sporting complex. We knew our bodies were in for a serious all-you-can-eat experience.
Families and large groups flocked into the buffet in throngs, and await their table in an entrance area that has enough floor space to be a restaurant itself. Once through into the dining halls, we saw rows upon rows of tables filled with groups varying from as small as solo diners to big 10+ groups. The sound of the lively chatter was insane.
Every table received an ominous looking “FINISHED” tag that lets you turn the sign over when your table was about to call it quits. There was the usual rule of grabbing only what you could eat to minimise waste, but it was otherwise a free for all from there.
Each entry into the spacious and incredibly diverse serving area felt like participating in an athletics event, there was an area for every culinary specialty you could hope for at a buffet, and by the looks of what was most diner’s plates, people ‘specialised’ on what they would eat each time they head back to fill up.
Our tip? Walk around the entire serving area and assess each offering before committing to anything! They have a sushi/sashimi/seafood bar, salad and fruit bar, both dry (dishes) and wet (soup) Chinese cuisine sections, slice-your-own barbecued meats section, a Mongolian-style grill, a dim sum section, a baked goods dessert bar, an ice cream and made-to-order crepes section, and multiple dispensers for soft drinks, tea and coffee.
What won our praises was the buffet’s ability to recognise what different people wanted and catered for all of them. The variety of food served reflected the variety of appetites that went for those things: some people sat with mountains of crabs/prawns/clams on their plates and picked off those shells for hours, while others went hard on every conceivable deep fried goodie. You could pass on all the stuff you did not like and still have a fulfilling meal. Vegetarians (in theory) could have a great time here as well.
Make this place your next destination event, and bring as many friends and family you wish to impress, they will thank you for this recommendation and will have a great time. After all, this is what food in heaven perhaps looks like.
… moreFamilies and large groups flocked into the buffet in throngs, and await their table in an entrance area that has enough floor space to be a restaurant itself. Once through into the dining halls, we saw rows upon rows of tables filled with groups varying from as small as solo diners to big 10+ groups. The sound of the lively chatter was insane.
Every table received an ominous looking “FINISHED” tag that lets you turn the sign over when your table was about to call it quits. There was the usual rule of grabbing only what you could eat to minimise waste, but it was otherwise a free for all from there.
Each entry into the spacious and incredibly diverse serving area felt like participating in an athletics event, there was an area for every culinary specialty you could hope for at a buffet, and by the looks of what was most diner’s plates, people ‘specialised’ on what they would eat each time they head back to fill up.
Our tip? Walk around the entire serving area and assess each offering before committing to anything! They have a sushi/sashimi/seafood bar, salad and fruit bar, both dry (dishes) and wet (soup) Chinese cuisine sections, slice-your-own barbecued meats section, a Mongolian-style grill, a dim sum section, a baked goods dessert bar, an ice cream and made-to-order crepes section, and multiple dispensers for soft drinks, tea and coffee.
What won our praises was the buffet’s ability to recognise what different people wanted and catered for all of them. The variety of food served reflected the variety of appetites that went for those things: some people sat with mountains of crabs/prawns/clams on their plates and picked off those shells for hours, while others went hard on every conceivable deep fried goodie. You could pass on all the stuff you did not like and still have a fulfilling meal. Vegetarians (in theory) could have a great time here as well.
Make this place your next destination event, and bring as many friends and family you wish to impress, they will thank you for this recommendation and will have a great time. After all, this is what food in heaven perhaps looks like.
Thomas Brandt
This is a great Buffet and Mongolian BBQ place to eat. Certainly enjoyed coming here today!
… moreChad S
Honestly kind of gross. Take the extra 20 minute drive and go to the feast in southcenter…. I’m pretty sure they’re owned by the same person. Harvest is super low quality food.
… moreJeff Flanagan
This place is pretty dang good. Great place to get your grub on my favorite is the grill they cook it right there for ya however they have options for every one and reasonable prices too. It’s self serve so service depends on you they do have folks that come by to pick up finished plates and they are on point.
… moreWhitley & Brian Radeck
We tried to wait for the restaurant to not be so busy before trying. We waited exactly 20 minutes for our family of 6. Sushi had a lot of options. Mongolian grill had a line long, but was super good. Kids enjoyed all the options. Especially the cotton candy! Tables were clean, staff was friendly. It’s definitely packed, and lots of people to navigate through when grabbing food, but we enjoyed our meal.
… more