Hiro Japanese Buffet

Good parking, including handicapped plus a handicapped friendly entrance. Very pleasant, friendly and efficient staff. Very clean. Large selection of delicious entrees. Many choices of sushi. Fairly good selection of desserts including a couple of ice creams. Some items were not a hot as I thought they should be, though that did not Majestic an impact. Just a note. I recommend and will be returning. I did want crab, but i went for lunch and crab is only served for dinner. I little disappointment, but again did not truly affect what was a great choice for lunch.

- Madelynne Bush -

Strongly recommend coming here, food is very good, clean atmosphere, hard working people. Sushi is amazing. They are renovating. Seems to be a long time restaurant. Family atmosphere perfect too!

- Diane Martinez-Sandoval -

I love a good Asian buffet! The prices here are standard and worth it. They have a wide range of food items from sides to main dishes. The sushi selection is diverse and every one of them was well made and fresh. Most all dishes were hot and good quality, for a buffet. I loved the soups and the different fried options. They also have a hibachi style section. The sweets were pretty good as well. The only issue I had was the stuff was very distant and did not talk or interact with us unless they asked if we needed more water. Other then that, it was clean and well kept. I recommend this place for some good, unlimited Asian food. I’ll be returning for sure!

- Vienna Manzanares -

Hiro Japanese Buffet is a pretty descent eatery that serves Asian smorgasbord. The quality of their sushi ingredients and grade, in my opinion, was nothing objectionable or to be credited. However, the sushi making techniques, sushi types, and visual appearance were pretty up to snuff. I love all the seafood choices, but the oysters tasted a little spawny. All other food choices were a hit and missed on flavor. I just had to select whatever was more appealing to me. All Asian buffets that I've ever been have the same vibe and service. They are not exactly delightful or unpleasant. Like choosing a basic vehicle, it gets one from point A to point B, you come in to Asian buffet really hungry and get out stuffed, period.

- Tom Lau -

Last time we were here was 2 years ago. Prices are the exact same which is so rare lately. The only thing that has changed is that they have opened the other side for seating which is fantastic. This place was full and I really liked that I saw a constant full rotation of food trays and not just piling new food on top of the old stuff or putting the old on top of the new. I'm not a huge buffet person so I stuck to crab legs and a few of the staples but everyone else enjoyed the food.

- Rinne H -

Went to Hiro Buffet in Aurora for dinner the past Saturday. Knowing weekends and the New Year holiday would draw crowds, arrived around 4 PM. Parking was nearly full even that early. The terrace in front of the restaurant was cordoned off with iron fence for renovations. Honestly, never saw anyone sitting there since the place opened, wonder whether they're repurposing it. Perhaps to deter dine and dash customers or to lighten the servers' workload, customers needed to pay first at Hiro. After the meal, servers would bring the receipt back for guests to add tips. This was actually quite convenient, eliminating the need to wait for a server to settle the bills. Compared to last visit, the plush toy shop at the entrance had expanded, offering more plush toys and even adding a claw machine. Whether it's psychological or simply because it's been awhile since last visit, the buffet stations seemed brighter, cleaner, and more organized than before. Even the floors and walls appeared slightly different. Most dishes remained similar to before, offering a wide selection primarily of Chinese and Japanese cuisine. However, several new items have been added, such as fried frog legs, BBQ ribs, peanut candy, and ice cream bars. The Mongolian BBQ station was located on the corner away fromthe buffet stations and most dining areas, so these areas were mostly free of the BBQ smoke and smell. Notably, the sashimi on the nigiri sushi here was exceptionally large, appearing fresh and having a satisfying texture. The selection of sushi rolls was extensive, with most being the specialty varieties. The buffet stations were replenished promptly and items were freshly prepared and hot. Staff constantly monitored the buffet stations, using earpiece to notify the kitchen for replenishment, very efficient indeed. Prices were $21.99 for dinner Monday through Thursday, $22.99 for Friday night and all day on weekends, and $14.99 for lunch Monday through Friday. Considering the variety and quality of the food, it's a great value and very affordable.

- Adam You -

Excellent buffet. None of the food was amazing, but it was all acceptable. It was busy enough to have the food in constant rotation. They definitely make an effort to ensure the food is fresh. The price was also completely reasonable!

- Brendan Morrison -

Overall a good buffet, though a little maintenance of the benches might be appreciated. My booth shared a back with another booth and anytime I or the person sitting in the other booth got up there was a bit of shaking. Sushi was decent quality, I went for lunch and I wonder is the super fancy stuff gets pulled out for dinner. All in all I was satisfied.

- A D -