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julyrose9 Aug 1, 2005 3:19 am

Seafood buffet in LA?
 
Will be spending some time in the LA area. Anyone know of a good seafood buffet restaurant in the LA area? Had seafood buffet at the Rio in Vegas but was very disappointed.

Thanks.

IceTrojan Aug 1, 2005 4:16 am

Depends on what type of seafood. If you're into sushi, a lot of people like "Todai," which has several locations. I personally like "Onami" better... the best one is in Torrance.

It's late, and I can't come up with any Rio-type seafood buffet. I'll get back to you.

prspad Aug 1, 2005 9:02 am

As stated by IceTrojan, I also like Todai, which does a consistently good job with seafood and has a number of locations in the Los Angeles area... http://www.todai.com/

In fact, they have locations in 10 U.S. States and also Hong Kong. ^

kingalien Aug 1, 2005 11:05 am


Originally Posted by prspad
As stated by IceTrojan, I also like Todai, which does a consistently good job with seafood and has a number of locations in the Los Angeles area... http://www.todai.com/

In fact, they have locations in 10 U.S. States and also Hong Kong. ^

If going to Todai, I don't recommend the one in Arcadia (inside Santa Anita Mall). They have slipped big time especially compared with the Puente Hills location.

mbstone Aug 1, 2005 11:28 am

There are as many seafood / Asian buffets in LA as there are McDonald's. Just keep driving. My favorites are Todai's in Anaheim, Huntington Beach, and Santa Monica.

bigguyinpasadena Aug 1, 2005 11:56 am

I live so close to the one in Arcadia that I visit Todia once every other month or so.Pretty strange that this(and the one in Glendale-which is smaller and worse quality wise)are so mediocre.
The only other one I have been to in Beverly Center-much better and much busier/
I will have to check out the other ones.
Please note that these are mostly sushi/japanese/korean food.

kingalien Aug 1, 2005 1:51 pm

It's been over a year and a half since I've been to Khoury's in Long Beach. All you can eat whole lobsters, crab legs, and other seafood items. Definitely not as big as Rio's Seafood buffet but the quality was better than Rio. Weekends only and highly recommend reservations.
http://www.khourys.net/pdf/buffet_dinner.pdf

Travlrrr Aug 1, 2005 1:58 pm

Another, mostly Sushi/Japanese buffet is

Lighthouse Buffet
201 Arizona Ave
Santa Monica

Call 310-451-2076

It is cheaper than Todai and not a chain.

milcrat Aug 6, 2005 11:32 am

one nice one is called shanghai red in los angeles


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