Went here for my birthday, after after reading some of the reviews lately I was fearing the worst. However, the food was good, the hibachi was good, and the buffet remained full the entire time. I don't know what people are expecting when they come here, But you will receive a large amount of food, and as much of it as you'd like. I ate the sushi, it was good. I also ate from the raw bar, that was good and no one felt sick the next day. This place was packed. Yet my service was excellent. A plate didn't remain on my table for more than a few minutes after I was finished with it. The server gave me trinkets and do dad's. He was really great. It takes a lot of courage to wear make America great again in Madison Wisconsin. He got a good tip. The ambience, is a Asian buffet. I don't know what people expect. It's a buffet. It's not going to be the finest of dining, but the food was good.

It was amazing, the skeweres were so delicious. Also Jimmy was the best service, helper person. He made little paper origami trinkets for my sisters and it made our day. Everyone was so nice and love the vibe of the place.

Wow what a gem. The food is about what you would expect from a buffet. They have a ton of variety and nothing is going to blow you away in terms of quality or taste. Having that said most everything tasted good (aside from a few things I didn't care for) and it was all pretty fresh. The service was fantastic. Our waiter kept coming around and bringing us little trinkets which was probably the most heartwarming thing I've ever experienced at a restaurant. Very prompt service, everyone was friendly, and it was kept relatively clean. They have a ton of options, even cheese pizza slices if you're traveling with picky young eaters. Under $20/person for the buffet and a beverage so price wasn't too crazy - especially when you factor in how much variety you're getting.

I came here for lunch on a weekday, the price wasn't bad, at $11.99. Overall, the food is good for what it is, a Chinese buffet. There are some really good pluses, here are a few. 1. Hibachi station- put whatever veggies, noodles and raw protein (chicken, beef, pork and shrimp) on a plate and the cook prepares it. Sauces are available to put on afterwards. 2. Pho soup station- put beef or meatballs, Thai basil, bean sprouts, rice noodles, jalapeños in a bowl and it's cooked in the broth. The broth was kind of bland, but soy sauce and sriracha helped. 3. They put out a lot of sushi, and actually they kept bringing out fresh food. There was a decent amount of people, but I wouldn't say it was crowded. Everything was well stocked. 4. There was salad and fresh fruit, and fried chicken wings. There was no sauce on the wings, but a breading/batter that was really tasty. I wish I could have had more of those, because they looked so good. But I got really full and topped it off with soft serve ice cream. Vanilla, chocolate or swirl. The server was prompt with clearing dishes and refilling my lemonade. I would go back, especially for more wings and to try the stuff I was too full to try the first time. One thing that I really liked was that there was Christian music playing on the speakers. It wasn't very loud, but I could make out the songs since I was in a quiet corner.

The place is jumpin! And it's a Delicious Flavor Adventure for anyone without a wimpy gut. Some of the stuff is spicy, but it's spicy in the most delicious and amazing way. Full of flavor! if you can't handle the spice - then stay out! Amazing first time experience and I'll definitely be back for lunch again! The staff was helpful and available to assist me as needed. I felt like I stepped into Little Asia right here in Madison. It's an awesome vibe and really makes the experience fun. Combine everything - the vibe, flavors, and people - it's a full deck. A+ EDIT: There's probably more to this place I've just not discovered yet. It's really like an exploration&discovery experience coming in here for the first time. Very, very, cool. And I've been eating for the past hour - getting ready to eat something sweet and head out... and I feel JUST FINE. Yummy

Need something quick for a large group?? Journeys is my go-to cater spot. Since they're a buffet, they can have trays of food ready in as little as 15 minutes! Great for last minute get-togethers. If you're looking for several dishes at a time, call ahead a few days as courtesy. Dining in isn't too bad either. There's a good variety for all types of eaters--from a basic sushi selection to several buffet carts, to the Mongolian grill, and various noodle soups and baked goods/sweets! Service has always been great!