Manikanta Sai

They had a wide variety of items. Everything is clearly labelled and staff is very friendly. I revisited this restaurant very early because of taste and options available. My favorite is Fried Shrimp, Pepper chicken and Jalapeño Chicken, Fried Beans. Everything is perfectly cooked. We tried some noodles at the live counter and that is delicious. Don’t forget to taste their deserts and strawberry ice-cream. Fruits, veggies and lettuce are fresh. Each of them is making sure that all items are filled in the trays and nothing is empty all the time. I am gonna visit back soon.

+6

The Good Life NWA

Very large and varied buffet with sushi, hibachi and many prepared dishes.

+7

Matt Brown

Good, but expensive. I've wanted to try this place for a while, and when I saw they had crab legs at the buffet, decided to stop in after church on Sunday. Foodwise, verything was good; no complaints about anything except the crab legs (but hey, it's crab legs!). For my first four passes, they were out, and when they were finally restocked, I was a little let down. They were all on the small side, served cold and overly-wet (the meat was saturated and stringy). Besides that, everything was good. Multiple kinds of chicken, beef, fish and other seafood. They also have four kinds of soup and a sushi bar. The hibachi, while somewhat limited, was especially nice. The biggest surprise for me were the spicy wings, which tasted like traditional buffalo wings! While I did come on the weekend (higher buffet price), the $24 price plus drink, tax and tip came out to $35. That's too much for an individual lunch in my book. The food was good, but that pricetag will prevent me from returning.

Shay Lastra

The previous chinese buffet at rhis location was horrific (super dirty and lousy food), so when we heard about new ownership and good reviews, we went to try it out. What a surprise! Complete renovation. The eating area was immaculate and the servers were very attentive. The bathrooms were relatively clean (especially compared to previous owners). The food is good, (compared to Lyns Gardens and elsewhere locally). The price is ok. We will be back!

We decided to give Flaming Grill Super Buffet a try for dinner and ended up having a really enjoyable experience. There was no wait when we arrived, and we were greeted right away by a friendly hostess who showed us to our table. I sampled quite a bit of the sushi selection, and everything I tried tasted fresh and flavorful. I also tried the salt and pepper squid, which is something I don’t usually see at other Asian buffets. Some pieces were more tender than others, but all of them had great flavor. The pepper chicken was also very good — I just made sure to go light on the sauce since buffet dishes like that can sometimes be a bit oily. The one item that didn’t quite work for me was the cheese mussels. The mussels themselves were fine, but there was just too much cheese on top, which overpowered the natural flavor. That was really the only dish I had any real issue with. Service was excellent throughout our visit. Drink refills were prompt, and dirty plates were cleared quickly, so our table never felt cluttered. The restaurant itself was very clean and nicely decorated. The only small downside was that the LED lights over the main sushi bar were extremely bright, but that’s a pretty minor complaint overall. For a buffet, the food quality was solid, the selection was great, and the service really stood out. We left feeling satisfied and happy with our meal, and I would definitely come back again.

Randal j Rhoades jr

The food would of been better with some salt(not too much) and seasoning. They need more dishes that isn't just seafood., although I love seafood. When I go to an oriental restaurant I want a big variety. Not a bunch of sushi/seafood/dishes i want a mix. I feel when you guys remodeled you should of added more bar area because you filled alot of it up with crab,shrimp,mussels and crayfish.

Brandi Bastion

We came for Friday seafood night. The seafood was not great. The crab legs were too small to work at and the crawfish wasn’t coming apart easily. The other food was hot and fresh. The sushi was okay. Best part was hibachi grill.

Allen Nanthavong

Food was okay. However, I wouldn’t recommend you eat the seafood (especially, the shrimp) it taste and smells very fishy like it wasn’t washed well and/or been setting there for some time. Also, the reason why I give it a 2 star is due to the fact they charge for kids under 5 for $8.99 … as if they eat a lot. I don’t even have kids but the fact that they do that is very baffling

Shana Hughes

One of my favorite places to have weekend lunch/dinner because I enjoy the hot crab legs and the fried crab. Unfortunately, we was told by one of the owners that they no longer offer hot crab legs in the seafood boil anymore. That’s really unfortunate as I know several people who enjoy them. Now I’m not sure if I will visit for weekend lunch/dinner since the main items i pay premium price for is no longer being offered.

Bass Guy

Disappointing. Flaming Grill replaced one of the worst restaurants I’ve ever eaten at, and while it is an improvement it leaves a lot to be desired. The sushi actually looks fantastic, unfortunately the taste doesn’t match the appearance. The hibachi also has issues. I like the sauce choices but again the taste is just mediocre and the beef is very tough. The buffet dishes are all overcooked and over-sauced, especially the vegetables. You can’t avoid comparisons to Tokyo House, they are basically doing the same Asian / Sushi buffet. Tokyo House does a much better job and since they are priced similarly there’s little reason to return to Flaming Grill.

+1

Meagan Weston

I wouldn't waste my time eating here if u actually have taste for good seafood. Thought we would give it a try since it's a "new" restaurant. Its a complete replica of the 1 prior and the sushi was hard on their buffet. Price on website says $10-20 a person but you can only get the buffet which is pushing $26 a person. No one came and picked up our plates while we went for more food to try, refilled our drinks and food overall was just gross. I won't be going back.

Carlo Daniel

If I could leave zero stars I would. The buffet was one of the worst ones to eat in N.W.A the food had no seasoning at all, fried rice looked nothing or tasted like original fried rice, the crab Rangoon was so disgusting I spitted it out immediately. The old hibachi buffet that was here before was way better not sure why they closed down. Also there was a safety violation where there was water in the middle of the aisle to get food where somebody can slip and fall

Lil Red Express

Better since rebranding. Food wise anyway. I’ve been here a couple times and the ladies who wipe the glass down and refill the food will walk right in front of you while you are scooping food. Be sure to not eat too much because you can’t flush toilet paper down the toilet. And if you are under 5’10” the urinals will be too tall for you. Interesting place.

Cc Cc

It was too expensive; it's more expensive to eat here than in a good restaurant. Don't get me wrong, but for three people, it cost us $97, and we only ordered two regular-sized main courses and one dessert. I don't know if the bill was wrong or not, but when I asked the waitress, she said that was the correct amount.

PersonfromElSalvador

The buffet is extremely overpriced even when we tried to pay separate; they charged us even more than we were supposed too, never go with over 6 people cause they charge 12% extra for a “party” + 18% tip, food has concerning amounts of pink in it.