Osaka

It costs $21.39 (with tax included) per person. What I ate was good but i wish they had more seafood options. They had some anyway: sushi, octopus, shrimps, crab meat and fish . I am not a Pepsi fan and it is what they have. The waitress was friendly.

Friendly staff at all you can eat Hibachi and Chinese Buffet. Hibachi selection is great and staff works with you to customize the flavor to your liking. Overall, not a bad selection for price. Some items were not as expected thus 1 less star but will be back if in the area

I must say that this place isn't cheap. 10+ is the sake as an adult which is $19 on the weekends. Just thought it should be known so you're not surprised when you go there. They also charge for a 2 year old. Which I was surprised by. But as far as the food... So much variety! And it's not like some Chinese buffets where it all kind of tastes the same. I loved everything I tried except the shrimp from the seafood boil was pretty dry and almost impossible to peel from its skin/shell. Same as the peppered shrimp. And my children did try several of the American cuisines (pizza, Mac n cheese, etc) and said that they weren't very good at all. But they really liked all the Chinese food they ate (especially the mussels). But other than that it was soo good that most of us had 3 plates or more. And I'm talking about my 6 year old daughter as well, lol. Sushi was also a plus, toned of different kinds and they also had hibachi, but I didn't try it. There could've been more desserts, tbh. But I did like the fact that they had individual Ice-cream cups, so you know that noones hands touched your dessert. Looking forward to going back again.

Had dinner at BC Osaka on 5/28/25. My review is on the standard of a Chinese buffet in the region. Total cost was $20.07, which includes a $0.50 charge for using my debit card. I felt I got my money’s worth for $20.07. The $20.07 includes the cost of whatever drink or drinks you want. My “go to” drink is hot tea. If you want other drinks there is no additional charge. In addition to the multiple rows of buffets of Chinese food, there’s also to hibachi grill where a cook will flattop grill cook a plate of raw ingredients that you put on the plate from the buffet of options. My hibachi grill selection today included steak, shrimp, chicken, broccoli, shallots (I think), onions, and Broccoli. The main down side to me was the condition of the bathroom. The bathroom itself wasn’t all that bad, but was riddled with political carvings and marker from 2024. A 10 minutes paint touch up job would have gotten rid of these markings (which was about 6 months or more ago). Back to the food… overall, the food was good quality on par for a Chinese buffet. The buffet included all the main items you’d expect from a Chinese buffet and the cook quality seemed great.