Newark Buffet

Well...Here I was in Newark, and I needed 3 things..fuel for the truck, a Slide Track for my Peasly Hammerslacker, and some food. I fueled up at the Chevron, and after talking to the guy there it was decided that I'd never find the right Slide Track because my Hammerslacker is from the 1930's and I'd probably have to go to N. Dakota or maybe Wyoming to find one. The good news was that the dude flipped the switch on the Newark Buffet, and told me how great everything is, so I went there lickity

Its pretty fair for a buffet around here. Its mostly Asian themed as the usual but it's still decent. Sushi wasn't that good but their salmon and chicken was their best offerings in my opinion. The lunch was pretty cheap and the variety isn't that good but its OK. I wouldn't go back for lunch but maybe dinner is better.

5 stars for the sheer variety. 3 stars for taste. 5 for price. 3 for noiseness. 5 for service. Overall 4 stars. If your priority is variety then a strong recommendation. If you prioritize taste, even if it pricier, then check around first. Maybe go to Tai Pan instead.

Hi, I came today around 2:30 PM, about 30 minutes before dinner time. I came specifically for the sushi, and I was charged the dinner price. I was completely fine with that because I came for the food, so the price wasn't an issue. However, when I went to get the sushi, the chef gave me a side-eye and told me I couldn't eat it. I explained that I was charged the dinner price, which is why I was getting the sushi, but he stayed completely silent and never apologized. Also, we had only been eatin

Came here on a friday for dinner. This place was super packed, and people were waiting for tables. Dispite the business, the staff come clear your plates everytime you get up for more. The selection of food is pretty wide here, starting with the sushi, which they have octopus, tuna, salmon, and even snapper, BUT NO HAMACHI!!!. The sashimi were super fresh, the fish was sweet, and super tasty, that I had 3 plates of sushi, mostly nigiri, and sashimi. My other favorite was the steam oyster, whi