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Relaxed all-you-can-eat restaurant offering a vast array of Asian food, including sushi & shellfish.
Hours
| Monday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 189 US-46, Saddle Brook, NJ 07663
Phone: (201) 968-5886
Website: http://www.royalhibachibuffet.com/
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If you’re in the mood for a huge variety of food at a fair price, Royal Hibachi Grill Buffet is definitely worth checking out. Located right off Route 46, this place is hard to miss and offers one of the largest buffet selections in the area. It’s a mix of Chinese, Japanese, and American-style dishes with a focus on hibachi and seafood.
When you first walk in, the restaurant feels bright and lively, with plenty of seating and a spacious layout that makes it comfortable even when it’s busy. The décor isn’t fancy, but it’s clean and organized, and the buffet stations are well-maintained. Staff are quick to seat guests and clear plates, which keeps things running smoothly even during the dinner rush.
The food selection is one of the best parts of this place. There’s something for everyone — sushi rolls, shrimp, lo mein, fried rice, dumplings, soups, grilled meats, and more. The hibachi section is a highlight; you can pick your ingredients (like steak, chicken, shrimp, noodles, and vegetables), and the chef cooks it right in front of you with great skill and speed. The food always tastes fresh off the grill, and it’s fun to watch.
Seafood lovers will appreciate the wide variety — especially the crab legs, mussels, and shrimp dishes. The sushi is pretty good for a buffet — not top-tier restaurant quality, but fresh and satisfying enough to enjoy several pieces. The hot food trays are consistently refilled, and most of the dishes are flavorful and not overly greasy.
The dessert bar is also a nice surprise. They have a mix of American and Asian sweets — little cakes, pastries, jello, and soft-serve ice cream. Kids especially seem to love it.
Service-wise, the staff is polite, attentive, and efficient. They clear empty plates quickly and keep drinks refilled without you having to ask. On weekends, the restaurant can get quite busy, so expect a short wait during peak dinner hours. However, tables tend to turn over fast, so it’s rarely too long.
Pricing is fair considering how much food you get — especially if you’re coming hungry. Lunch is cheaper and still offers a great selection, while dinner includes more seafood and hibachi options. It’s a solid deal compared to similar buffets in the area.
Overall, Royal Hibachi Grill Buffet is a great choice for families, groups of friends, or anyone who loves trying a bit of everything. It’s not a fine-dining experience, but it delivers exactly what you want from a buffet: lots of food, good flavors, and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re celebrating something or just want to enjoy an all-you-can-eat feast, this place hits the spot
… moreWhen you first walk in, the restaurant feels bright and lively, with plenty of seating and a spacious layout that makes it comfortable even when it’s busy. The décor isn’t fancy, but it’s clean and organized, and the buffet stations are well-maintained. Staff are quick to seat guests and clear plates, which keeps things running smoothly even during the dinner rush.
The food selection is one of the best parts of this place. There’s something for everyone — sushi rolls, shrimp, lo mein, fried rice, dumplings, soups, grilled meats, and more. The hibachi section is a highlight; you can pick your ingredients (like steak, chicken, shrimp, noodles, and vegetables), and the chef cooks it right in front of you with great skill and speed. The food always tastes fresh off the grill, and it’s fun to watch.
Seafood lovers will appreciate the wide variety — especially the crab legs, mussels, and shrimp dishes. The sushi is pretty good for a buffet — not top-tier restaurant quality, but fresh and satisfying enough to enjoy several pieces. The hot food trays are consistently refilled, and most of the dishes are flavorful and not overly greasy.
The dessert bar is also a nice surprise. They have a mix of American and Asian sweets — little cakes, pastries, jello, and soft-serve ice cream. Kids especially seem to love it.
Service-wise, the staff is polite, attentive, and efficient. They clear empty plates quickly and keep drinks refilled without you having to ask. On weekends, the restaurant can get quite busy, so expect a short wait during peak dinner hours. However, tables tend to turn over fast, so it’s rarely too long.
Pricing is fair considering how much food you get — especially if you’re coming hungry. Lunch is cheaper and still offers a great selection, while dinner includes more seafood and hibachi options. It’s a solid deal compared to similar buffets in the area.
Overall, Royal Hibachi Grill Buffet is a great choice for families, groups of friends, or anyone who loves trying a bit of everything. It’s not a fine-dining experience, but it delivers exactly what you want from a buffet: lots of food, good flavors, and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re celebrating something or just want to enjoy an all-you-can-eat feast, this place hits the spot
Enzo Leto
If you want an honest review read this. The food was good. They had a good amount of options. The dessert was amazing also. The service was fine they would ask for drinks than come around and collect dishes whenever. The prices are. (At least on Saturday) is 20 dollars and after 3:00pm 30 bucks. It’s a cheaper option and is still good. WOULD RECOMMEND. ALSO on the tickets they say “please stay for an hour” we stayed a little longer and it was fine.
… moreJacqueline Jordan
The food had no seasoning at all the sea food was very bland and the fried chicken was not fried enough. Just was not my tast for the food there. The shrimp Alfredo was ok it would have been better if the shrimps had some seasoning to it. The drinks was to sugary and the ginger ale was flat.
Overall just was not for me.
… moreOverall just was not for me.
Luminattix Esquire
The server was friendly, but we constantly had to leave our table and go to the service station to ask for things. They really need to check on guests more frequently. The bathrooms were extremely dirty — one sink has been broken for a while, and the other is badly backed up.
The sushi tongs never seem to get cleaned, which is very concerning. As for the food, it’s decent, but it’s no better or worse than other buffets in the area. Unfortunately, they’ve really dropped the ball when it comes to keeping the food stations filled and maintaining the quality they had when they first opened.
The dinner menu also had far fewer options than expected, and prices have steadily increased — all while the selection has gotten smaller. It’s frustrating to see prices go up repeatedly while the experience declines.
They urgently need to improve cleanliness, especially by assigning someone to regularly maintain the bathrooms. Some guests leave the facilities in terrible condition, and it reflects poorly on the restaurant when it isn’t addressed promptly.
Overall, the restaurant used to be a great place to dine, but now it feels like you’re overpaying for an experience that no longer meets basic expectations for cleanliness or quality. I truly hope they can turn things around, but for now, it’s disappointing.
… moreThe sushi tongs never seem to get cleaned, which is very concerning. As for the food, it’s decent, but it’s no better or worse than other buffets in the area. Unfortunately, they’ve really dropped the ball when it comes to keeping the food stations filled and maintaining the quality they had when they first opened.
The dinner menu also had far fewer options than expected, and prices have steadily increased — all while the selection has gotten smaller. It’s frustrating to see prices go up repeatedly while the experience declines.
They urgently need to improve cleanliness, especially by assigning someone to regularly maintain the bathrooms. Some guests leave the facilities in terrible condition, and it reflects poorly on the restaurant when it isn’t addressed promptly.
Overall, the restaurant used to be a great place to dine, but now it feels like you’re overpaying for an experience that no longer meets basic expectations for cleanliness or quality. I truly hope they can turn things around, but for now, it’s disappointing.
Hafiza Elsohemy
Wow! One of the best buffets I’ve been to in Bergen County. The food was fresh and a great variety. I especially liked the hibachi and grilled meats. A great selection of dessert and salad bar as well.
… moreHouse Mate
Yes , front desk customer service is bad and bad . Those people is getting hourly paid so the don’t care owner business or service . They need to trained more positive customer service . I understand that the restaurant closes at 8:30 PM. I traveled from NY and even offered to order takeout instead. I politely asked if we could just dine in and have whatever food was already available, without requesting anything new from the kitchen. We had two small children with us, and they were hungry.
Unfortunately, the answer was simply “no,” and it was said with an attitude. If the staff truly cared about customer service and the owner’s business, the front desk employee could have said, “Sure, no problem. You can enjoy whatever is available.” We were willing to pay full price.
It would have meant less food wasted, a little extra revenue for the owner, and most importantly, happy customers. Happy customers lead to a happy owner and a successful business.
… moreUnfortunately, the answer was simply “no,” and it was said with an attitude. If the staff truly cared about customer service and the owner’s business, the front desk employee could have said, “Sure, no problem. You can enjoy whatever is available.” We were willing to pay full price.
It would have meant less food wasted, a little extra revenue for the owner, and most importantly, happy customers. Happy customers lead to a happy owner and a successful business.
Vinita Ullal
They have a huge variety of cuisines here, more than any other I’ve seen lately. The fettuccine Alfredo with shrimp was delicious, as were all the other dishes. Plus they have Hershey’s icecream in addition to all the other desserts, in at least 6 great flavors. And they include sodas, juices and coffee and tea, which is greatly a treat.
We liked the place a lot and would definitely come here again.
… moreWe liked the place a lot and would definitely come here again.
Syeda Fathema
We had a very upsetting experience at Royal Hibachi last night. My entire family arrived around 8:35–8:40 PM, only to be told by the front desk staff that we could not dine in because it was past 8:30. We were only offered takeout, despite the fact that their listed hours clearly state they are open until 10:00 PM—nowhere does it mention that dine-in service ends early.
We explained that we had traveled all the way from Queens and that I am currently pregnant. We also had a diabetic family member with us who had already taken her insulin, expecting to eat immediately. The staff showed no empathy or flexibility, forcing us to take food to go or just leave without food. We did do a little take away for the diabetic patient and later we had to find another restaurant to actually dine in.
We have been loyal customers for years, often coming in with groups ranging from 5 to 20 people. Sadly, this wasn’t the first time we’ve dealt with rude behavior from the front desk—but we always let it go. This time, however, it was inexcusable.
Royal Hibachi has officially lost our business. If they stop dine-in service at 8:30, they should clearly state that on their website and entrance—otherwise, how are customers supposed to know? We are deeply disappointed and will not be returning.
… moreWe explained that we had traveled all the way from Queens and that I am currently pregnant. We also had a diabetic family member with us who had already taken her insulin, expecting to eat immediately. The staff showed no empathy or flexibility, forcing us to take food to go or just leave without food. We did do a little take away for the diabetic patient and later we had to find another restaurant to actually dine in.
We have been loyal customers for years, often coming in with groups ranging from 5 to 20 people. Sadly, this wasn’t the first time we’ve dealt with rude behavior from the front desk—but we always let it go. This time, however, it was inexcusable.
Royal Hibachi has officially lost our business. If they stop dine-in service at 8:30, they should clearly state that on their website and entrance—otherwise, how are customers supposed to know? We are deeply disappointed and will not be returning.
Fabiola Díaz
It has some good food, but there were empty trays that took a long time to fill. Come to this place only if you can’t find anything better. Today there was hair in the ice cream tub. They only removed the hair, but the ice cream remained there.
… moreLaura Da Silva
Im not a buffet goer, but felt nostalgic and decided to give this a try. The servers are nice and polite, the atmosphere is ok. As far as the food goes, I wasn’t expecting fogo de chao but I also wasn’t expecting super oily, stale meat and skinny noodles for my hibachi. I usually have high standards and dont usually eat at buffets but for anyone who is expecting a delicious hibachi lunch/dinner … Just go to an actual hibachi spot. If youre looking to fuel your body with nourishment at a decent price this will work. If youre looking for good sushi (they dont have many choices … I saw strawberry sushi which was weird) dont go with high expectations. Also they charge upfront so if youre not sure if you want to eat there ask to see the buffet station first; I should’ve done that
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