THe most annoying thing was the Asian gentleman at the table next to us ( within 2 feet of us basically ) who sad all through our dinner playing a game on his phone with the volume on high. they had a huge selection of sweets and fruits I tried a little of the salted caramel Gelato which was good an some cheesecake which was still a bit frozen ( probably due to mass amounts of people through and not having time to defrost ). If it had been less crowded and noisy it probably would have helped the experience but it is a buffet after all. If you like buffets its easily the best one in OKC I'd say but I am probably not the target demographic. They do basically have a ghengis grill along with the buffet but didn't try that as I was just sampling this and that and mostly ate salad. I didn't care for the sushi and many of the Mexican food items I found dry or not that good. the steak was pretty good quality and cooked medium rare and tasty.( people were standing in line waiting for new steak to be put down so created more congestion in that area ). The salad bar was great I wish there was a place in OKC that just had that salad bar setup ( we really need a sweet tomato's) and I would hit it regularly. each item has 3 to 4 servings on the buffet in little skillets so its refreshed often so you know the food hasn't been sitting there for hours. the thing I did like is they don't have tons of food sitting out. it was so congested that the whole buffet area ( and there is buffet on both sides so creates a alley ) was packed and hard to pass through to find what you wanted and kids were running around everywhere.
the chairs and tables were packed in so tight that servers could only pass on the ends as every chair was touching the back of the chair of the next table a total nightmare! they sat us at a table towards the east of that madness and she pointed us toward the beginning of the buffet. people had to wait for people to pass before they could head the following direction. It was cram packed! the table seating that runs from the front doors back towards the east was elbow to elbow. The parking lot was packed but going off the suggestion that the interior was big and even with packed parking it wasn't bad indoors I went ahead and parked. So a buddy wanted to try Fuze last night so we went. I'm excited to come back to try their sushi and ramen menu as well.Ok. However, I hope others come check it out and it becomes a staple of this growing area of Midwest City. We were lucky enough to be there earlier in the evening and while this place is new, so we enjoyed our hibachi show without many other patrons there. The veggies were fresh and not over cooked or over seasoned. We had steak, chicken, and shrimp with our dinner and it was all cooked to perfection. Everything was fresh and seasoned just right. The chef was entertaining and the food was delicious. The restaurant staff were all courteous and welcoming. The sushi portion of the restaurant was beautifully styled with natural wood tables. The hibachi area offers plenty of space for a party, but is also perfect for a dinner for two. This fresh and new hibachi, ramen, and sushi restaurant in Midwest City was perfect to have an impromptu birthday celebration for my friend.
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