Hokkaido Seafood Buffet in Long Beach

A decent selection of sushi for a buffet. Very fresh and good serving sizes. A nice variety of Chinese steam table entrees. Also had American foods like prime rib, sliced ham,pizza, ribs,wings etc. Teppanyaki stand was nice, cooked up while you wait. Salad bar with seafood salads as well. On reasonable dessert bar. Crab legs were an extra fee, $8.00/lb. I ordered a pound. Service was OK. Worth going to.

My first time at Hokkaido Seafood buffet and I’ll be back. The staff was friendly and diligent at clearing our plates, topping off our drinks and providing extra napkins.There were tons of choices from sushi, Chinese, Mongolian, Cajun, etc. There’s a 4 or 5 tier chocolate fountain in the dessert section.

The food just didn’t hit for me. The crab legs are extra at 14.99 per lb. It was very nice but compared to Vegas buffet in Glendale for crab legs and quality.

What an excellent experience, so excellent I’m here waiting to make more room for some more, I want to eat it all! Curry chicken, to sushi and even the fries !!! They remind me of ol reillys 😘🤌🏼I got their crab legs too! Bombbbb jejeI gave it all to myself today. Best solo date, from many & all because of the food. The humans for my first few plates, lol, would just stare but the amazing team can’t do much for me there.

They serve new menues sometimes.I found tacos, fruits salad, triangle shaped sushi, and so on this time as a new menu.

It was our first time at Hokkaido Seafood Buffet and everyone liked it. The choices of food were plentiful... sushi, rice, noodles, curry, shrimp, crab, soups, and much more. Its an all-you-can eat and we all ate until we were full. I would highly recommend Hokkaido.

For my drink, I ordered an Orange Juice, and they misunderstood me for an Orange Sprite. I asked my waitress to switch to my original request. Sad to say, they responded with, You ordered this drink, and we cant change it. ... I understand there was a language barrier between us, I wouldnt want to go back to that buffet its frustrating communicating with them.

$13.99 for weekday lunch. 10% gratuity automatically added. You pay before entry. Come with low expectations. Okay food, but horrible environmental conditions. Some “warm” entrees were cold. Freshly cooked hibachi/teppanyaki was good. I liked their shrimp ceviche and edamame. Staff only cleared plates and refilled drinks at the end of our meal. Environment was gross. Table extremely sticky. Husband said the men’s restroom had only half functioning toilets, toilet paper all over, and there was a puddle on the floor upon entry. When you looked through the back kitchen (since there was no door), there were puddles of water there, too. Saw some screws/nails in the parking lot that I had to discard for safety concerns for vehicle tires and those wearing thin soled shoes. SMH.

What a discovery. Possibly the biggest buffet Ive ever been to after years of being away from the buffet game.My friend and I came upon it by chance and we thoroughly enjoyed the experience.As the name Hokkaido (northernmost island of Japan) suggested, the buffet claims it serves Japanese, Chinese and American cuisine and man they werent kidding. From freshly cooked noodles and meats on a griddle to freshly made sushi plus a ton of other dishes and desserts one can find a whole smorgasbord that represent Californias eclectic mix. The selection is impressive.I must say the food was tasty and fresh. Maybe the fact that the joint was hopping contributed to the food constantly being refilled/replaced. If I ever need to go down to Long Beach, I will stop by again.The space is huge, so a large party can easily be accomodated. The price around $20 (weekend rate?) a head isnt bad considering how much freedom you have to choose your own dining destiny.

First time eating here and loved the variety of food they have. we will definitely come back again.