Osaka House Sushi and Seafood Buffet

Cleanest restaurant around. Wide selection of some of the best food we have ever eaten! This place even had a crew come out and periodically changed out the tongs and spoons on the buffet. We have now found our NEW favorite restaurant! Read my reviews and you will see that I don’t usually give out such gracious compliments but this place deserves it. Trust me you won’t be disappointed! Plus when you walk in they tell you it’s selfe serve and no gratuity or tip necessary! That in itself should tell you this place is different!

I didn’t expect to find sushi at a buffet that’s actually better than some order-only restaurants. Super fresh and tasty! The variety is great, everything comes out quickly, and the staff are really friendly. Definitely worth checking out—I’ll be coming back for sure!

Don’t do it! Last night was a long night after visiting this place! Waited months to finally eat here and should have turned around and got out of there immediately, but me being me I went on in to get some of that seafood! It was myself my wife and 4 and 5 yo girls! $80 later we were in . Aesthetic first impression was ok, the smell of all of it had my wife mentioning bait shop odors but we continued. I’m not one to review much but after leaving and making the 30 minute ride home I was ill. My intestines and stomach went to war with my colon and it was a long night I’m telling you! Indigestion had my dreams raging and I was fighting in my sleep! DONT DO IT! Just go across the street to the shogun and let the guy flip shrimp at your wife, same price and you have positive aromas. If you lik

Totally self service, which is fine to a point. We ran out of napkins, so table wasn't refilled before we were assigned to it. If customers are left to their own, at least check the table before assigning. When we first arrived the buffet seemed a little light. More food did come out while we were there. We had more than enough by the time we left. Overall, everything was good. The peel-n-eat boiled shrimp were bland, but the boiled shrimp on the hot bar were tasty. Crab legs were good. Sushi was good.

After seeing several posts about the new Osaka House Asian Buffet in Fayetteville, AR, I had to give it a try. Even though it’s only been open four days, the place already had a solid crowd when I walked in. You pay up front before seating yourself, which is fine, but I’m not a fan of being asked for a tip before any service is provided—especially at a buffet where you’re doing most of the work yourself. That aside, once I settled in and looked around, I was impressed with the spread. The sushi looked fresh, and the hot bar had a strong lineup of Chinese dishes. I sampled the General Tso’s Chicken, Chicken Teriyaki, Wonton Soup, Chicken with Broccoli, and some excellent mushrooms—all of which leaned more toward “premium” than your average buffet. There were also several soups available a