Ichiban Buffet

good food. but the people who serve you treat you badly if you leave a small tip they want to demand that you leave a large amount of money in cash. Today I was with my family of which there were 11 people but only 8 of us ate because 2 children ate very little One of the girls didn't eat but we still paid in full. The waitress who served us treated us very badly in the end because she wanted us to leave her a mandatory 15% tip. I think that the tip is what the client wants to leave and according to the attention they give you. Be careful when the waitresses go, they insult you for that.

I've been to this place numerous times over the years, and I always have the same issue. The food is good, the atmosphere is nice, but the waitresses always seem to complain about tips that they barely work for... then they catch an attitude about it... it's a buffet.. smh... not bad experiences, but it can most definitely use some improvements...

There are several all-you-can-eat Japanese and Chinese restaurants around, but this one was the best. It's really great to be able to choose as much as you want when you're a little tired of Western food. If asked if it's really delicious, it's not necessarily outstanding, but considering the incredibly reasonable price and the taste, it's worthy of applause. I didn't expect to find something like this in Florida, so during my last trip, I went there for three times, and during this trip, I went twice. I also tried Sapporo, which is relatively close by, but I highly recommend Ichiban over it. While I don't think they use the highest quality rice for the sushi, it was just about okay. In the evening, they also offer teppanyaki, and I think there was a bit more seafood available.

There was such a variety for $13. Huge amounts of sushi, various main stream Chinese dishes, fried food, desert cakes and ice cream.

Well worth it.

Decent food. The crawfish were not seasoned well. Not a huge variety but it was OK. Nothing there that really made me want to go back. Sushi was pretty good with a good selection. That was the best part.

This place was very good! Only 11.99 for lunch, 16.99 for dinner. The only difference between lunch and dinner is that for dinner, you get access to raw oysters, coconut shrimp, fried crab, and really big shrimp. Not differently at all. The food was amazing!!! Everything was hot and fresh. Super yummy! Even though I gave 5 stars, it was mainly for the food quality...I will say that the waitresses show anger and try to pressure you into tipping/tipping more.

You get what you paid for.
Let's be honest, there are no places around where you can get so much variants of food for 18 bucks. Normally you pay 15-16 bucks for one dish. Not for unlimited meals plus salad plus desert.
I little bit shabby, a little bit outdated but again it's a 18 bucks place.
Imported beer is $3.75 - pretty fine for me.
Some personal suggestions:
1. Pepper steak - 4/5 just add some soya sauce and it will be 5/5.
2. Mussels with mayo - 5/5.
3. Sushi - 3/5 but add salmon sashimi and you make it 5/5.
4. Add butter shrimpt to fried rice to upgrade it from 3/5 to 4/5.