Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1352 N Main St, Crossville, TN 38555
Phone: (931) 484-4868
Website: https://hibachisuperbuffet.shop/
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Reviews
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If your driving to GA wait to eat there. This supposed 4star would be 1.5star in Atlanta area. Expensive and all the meat taste like rubber. Worst of all 30$ for 2 people not worth it at all. The only thing I enjoyed in there was hibachi lowmein ( not meat) moldy ceilings right above the food and the ac vents are black ,the seats are falling through. Tables are swollen. This place needs to be shut down. I wouldn’t eat here again even if they paid me. I wish I read reviews and looked around inside before I ate… thanks yall ruined buffets for me 4EVER
… moreJacob Ellerbe
This is a sweet little hole in the wall chinese buffet. If that’s what you are expecting its perfect. The staff were so nice and super attentive. They refilled our drinks before they were even half empty and cleared our plates immediately. Just your average little chinese buffet.
… moreJace DeVolld
I’ve been coming here since I moved to crossville from Alaska, incredibly cheap, pretty solid food, they refill your drinks super quick, and are super attentive, the guy that cooks your food in front of you is super nice, and makes good steak and chicken, definitely would recommend, most of the complaints I see on here arent true at all.
… moreDaniel Hallmark
We were very impressed! The buffet is not huge, but they have a great selection and plenty of variety. The quality of the food was excellent and a cut above the typical inexpensive buffet. Our whole family was pleased, and we would definitely come back.
The spicy crab sushi roll was fabulous, and one of our favorite dishes was a creamy lemon chicken.
The price was right! Under $50 for 2 adults and 3 children ages 9-11 at dinner prices. Lunch proced are discounted.
… moreThe spicy crab sushi roll was fabulous, and one of our favorite dishes was a creamy lemon chicken.
The price was right! Under $50 for 2 adults and 3 children ages 9-11 at dinner prices. Lunch proced are discounted.
Nate
Hibachi Super Buffet: A Culinary Catastrophe Unleashed
When embarking on a gastronomic adventure, one often encounters restaurants that defy expectations, for better or for worse. In the case of Hibachi Super Buffet, located in the quaint town of Crossville, Tennessee, appearances were not deceiving. Prepare yourself, dear reader, as I recount a dining experience so abysmal that it left a lasting impression of disgust and disbelief.
Entering Hibachi Super Buffet, one cannot help but notice the dilapidated facade. The faded, cracked, and peeling exterior paint is but a prelude to the disarray that awaits within. The unkempt lawn, reminiscent of a forgotten graveyard, serves as a foreboding warning that this establishment may harbor more than just culinary mediocrity. As I stepped through the entrance, an odor of putrid decay enveloped the air, assaulting my senses and instilling an immediate sense of unease.
One would assume that a restaurant boasting the name “Hibachi Super Buffet” would exude grandeur and offer a culinary voyage worthy of its moniker. Alas, dear reader, my hopes were shattered the moment my family and I surveyed the offerings laid bare before us. This so-called buffet was a pitiful imitation of the vibrant flavors and quality ingredients one would anticipate at an Asian eatery. In fact, it would be more fitting to christen this establishment “JUST LIKE” Hibachi Super Buffet, as each lackluster dish resembled a feeble attempt to replicate its authentic counterpart.
The General Tso’s chicken, purportedly a savory delight, was a mere amalgamation of sweetness and sourness floating in a tepid, flavorless broth. The sushi, devoid of any semblance of freshness, lacked the presence of fish and sat at room temperature, posing a potential health hazard. However, the pinnacle of disappointment arrived in the form of the pork-filled wonton—a culinary travesty that left an indelible mark on my palate. As I sank my teeth into what should have been a delightful morsel, an overwhelming wave of rancid pork assaulted my taste buds, a stark reminder that the food before me was unequivocally spoiled.
To add insult to injury, our server demonstrated a disregard for basic hygiene practices and an utter lack of professionalism. When our parched throats pleaded for tea refills, we were met with a shocking spectacle. Instead of procuring fresh cups and pouring pristine liquid, our server brazenly seized our used glasses and carelessly combined their contents, oblivious to whose beverage belonged to whom. He then compounded this unhygienic act by topping off the remnants with tea from a questionable pitcher, which had resided upon a table teeming with soiled dishes. The origins of this pitcher, its age, and its purpose remained shrouded in mystery. Needless to say, not a drop of this tainted concoction touched our lips.
Our ill-fated encounter with Hibachi Super Buffet reached its crescendo as we hastily settled the bill, leaving behind our uneaten and unsavory fare. Urgency consumed us as we raced to a nearby gas station, desperately seeking solace for our wretched stomachs. Regrettably, our digestive systems soon revolted, and we were left expelling the regrettable remnants of our ill-advised ingestion.
In light of the abysmal food quality, flagrant health code violations, and a complete disregard for the well-being of its patrons, I implore you, dear reader, to heed my warning. Hibachi Super Buffet stands as an affront to culinary excellence and a hazard to the unsuspecting diner. Let this review serve as an appeal to the authorities and discerning individuals alike—this establishment
must be shut down indefinitely. Do not walk, but run from this place. Flee from this town, and may your journey lead you to culinary destinations that celebrate the art of gastronomy with the reverence it deserves.
… moreWhen embarking on a gastronomic adventure, one often encounters restaurants that defy expectations, for better or for worse. In the case of Hibachi Super Buffet, located in the quaint town of Crossville, Tennessee, appearances were not deceiving. Prepare yourself, dear reader, as I recount a dining experience so abysmal that it left a lasting impression of disgust and disbelief.
Entering Hibachi Super Buffet, one cannot help but notice the dilapidated facade. The faded, cracked, and peeling exterior paint is but a prelude to the disarray that awaits within. The unkempt lawn, reminiscent of a forgotten graveyard, serves as a foreboding warning that this establishment may harbor more than just culinary mediocrity. As I stepped through the entrance, an odor of putrid decay enveloped the air, assaulting my senses and instilling an immediate sense of unease.
One would assume that a restaurant boasting the name “Hibachi Super Buffet” would exude grandeur and offer a culinary voyage worthy of its moniker. Alas, dear reader, my hopes were shattered the moment my family and I surveyed the offerings laid bare before us. This so-called buffet was a pitiful imitation of the vibrant flavors and quality ingredients one would anticipate at an Asian eatery. In fact, it would be more fitting to christen this establishment “JUST LIKE” Hibachi Super Buffet, as each lackluster dish resembled a feeble attempt to replicate its authentic counterpart.
The General Tso’s chicken, purportedly a savory delight, was a mere amalgamation of sweetness and sourness floating in a tepid, flavorless broth. The sushi, devoid of any semblance of freshness, lacked the presence of fish and sat at room temperature, posing a potential health hazard. However, the pinnacle of disappointment arrived in the form of the pork-filled wonton—a culinary travesty that left an indelible mark on my palate. As I sank my teeth into what should have been a delightful morsel, an overwhelming wave of rancid pork assaulted my taste buds, a stark reminder that the food before me was unequivocally spoiled.
To add insult to injury, our server demonstrated a disregard for basic hygiene practices and an utter lack of professionalism. When our parched throats pleaded for tea refills, we were met with a shocking spectacle. Instead of procuring fresh cups and pouring pristine liquid, our server brazenly seized our used glasses and carelessly combined their contents, oblivious to whose beverage belonged to whom. He then compounded this unhygienic act by topping off the remnants with tea from a questionable pitcher, which had resided upon a table teeming with soiled dishes. The origins of this pitcher, its age, and its purpose remained shrouded in mystery. Needless to say, not a drop of this tainted concoction touched our lips.
Our ill-fated encounter with Hibachi Super Buffet reached its crescendo as we hastily settled the bill, leaving behind our uneaten and unsavory fare. Urgency consumed us as we raced to a nearby gas station, desperately seeking solace for our wretched stomachs. Regrettably, our digestive systems soon revolted, and we were left expelling the regrettable remnants of our ill-advised ingestion.
In light of the abysmal food quality, flagrant health code violations, and a complete disregard for the well-being of its patrons, I implore you, dear reader, to heed my warning. Hibachi Super Buffet stands as an affront to culinary excellence and a hazard to the unsuspecting diner. Let this review serve as an appeal to the authorities and discerning individuals alike—this establishment
must be shut down indefinitely. Do not walk, but run from this place. Flee from this town, and may your journey lead you to culinary destinations that celebrate the art of gastronomy with the reverence it deserves.
Michael Block
Man, this is probably the best Asian buffet I have ever seen! Especially at this price. The salmon was delectable, the sushi was fresh and well presented. The employees were friendly.. The list could go on for quite awhile. I’ll definitely be coming again!
… moreDes
They overcharged me $10 when I returned that day to solve the issue they told me it was still in processing so it wasn’t the amount I would be charged. When I returned after it processed to get it fixed they wouldn’t. I told them they lost a customer, in return they told me to go pray about it. I use to love to eat here until this!
… moreGreg Allbright
First visit. The buffet was neatly arranged. The food was quite good and fresh. Staff was friendly. I recommend their sushi bar the most. This is a very quiet restaurant. We’ll be back.
… moreLilli Lawson
They took more money from me than they should have, they decided they needed a better tip of an additional $11. Then took my original receipt. They did refund me but it took the boss coming in to do so. Do not recommend
… moreNatasha Sosa
Most of the servers are pleasant! Food could be better like the general chicken its sweet no spice at all .. and more options for sushi please !!!
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