Shiki Buffet & Hibachi Grill - Kedzie

Marisela Martinez a month ago

I recently visited Shiki Buffet near 47th & Kedzie in Chicago during dinner time, and overall, I had a really good experience and would definitely recommend giving it a try! The restaurant itself looks very nice and clean. The entrance area is a little narrow, but they do have a separate entrance and exit. There is plenty of seating inside, and the restaurant is family-friendly with high chairs available. I was also very impressed with how clean the bathrooms were. There is a baby changing table located inside the accessible stall, which is very convenient for parents with little ones. One of the biggest things that stood out to me was how HOT and fresh the food was. I've been to other buffets where some of the food is barely warm or seems like it has been sitting out for a while. Here, a lot of the food was literally steaming hot! The seafood I tried was also juicy and not dried out, which I really appreciated. The noodles and rice were very flavorful, and even the pizza was pretty decent. They also have a hibachi grill, which is a really nice option. You can choose from the uncooked ingredients they have available, and they will cook your selection fresh for you right there. I

Jose Chavez 2 months ago

The cuisine consistently presented a freshly prepared quality, with the seafood offerings being commendable and adequately seasoned. The service team demonstrated exceptional attentiveness, efficiently clearing tables. In summary, this was a highly satisfactory experience that I confidently endorse.

Plantita In Chicago 7 months ago

I love how they play Filipino songs 😁. I like how fresh their dishes are. Dinner serves crabs, crab legs and crab boil. I like the most is how clean their bathrooms are. Compared to other chinese buffet restaurants, this place has a good vibe. Very nice staff. We will definitely come back.

Oriana K a year ago

Decent food for grand opening week. Went on Friday at around 6pm, had to wait about 5 minutes for a table. The line got longer around 630pm so go early but it might just be busy due to grand opening week. They offered a 15% discount if you mentioned their Facebook post for grand opening week. The food options were decent for the $18.99 dinner. They had lots of seafood to choose from. There were some "bad" pieces here and there. A couple cheese mussels I got was spoiled and a few pieces of crab. The shrimps were fresh and didn't stick to the skin so that's nice. Their clams were nice and steamed fish was great. They refilled the food in a timely manner. The sushi options were small but good for buffet quality. They had a habachi grill in the back where you can stir fry some freshly cooked food. They had the usual fried food section with nuggets fries crab rangoon and pizza. The fruit section and desserts were standard buffet items. Drinks are self served and they had soft served ice cream. As well. The seating area is decently sized and spacious, not too cramped. The small parking lot was a bit full for grand opening week so it's a bit hard to find parking.

Kyle Z a year ago

For a buffet in the $15–20 range, it’s really good. The food is nice, the value is great, and it’s a positive addition to the community. I just hope picky people don’t ruin it—if you expect lobster and Michelin-star service for this price, maybe think again before visiting. This is exactly the kind of place where people in the community can enjoy plenty of food after work at a fair price. I’m also very glad that Brighton Park finally has a buffet here—it’s just a bit small inside and the parking lot is limited, but everything else is excellent.