Crab Du Jour

YIMS NGOY 3 months ago

The place may have changed its name (or owner) since my last visit, but the welcoming staff definitely didn't. The vibe is still warm, easygoing, and perfect for anyone who wants to enjoy a good meal without overthinking the logistics. What I love most is how group friendly dining this place is. If you're trying to avoid the stress of hosting at home, cleaning, cooking, rearranging furniture, pretending you're not tired, this buffet setup is a lifesaver. Plenty of space, plenty of options, and zero hassle.

Regina Costantini 4 months ago

Food was horrible. We did not do the hibachi tho. Everything we had was disgusting and it was when they just opened. so there is no excuse for it to taste old. I wish I looked at the reviews prior to going. $75 for 3 of us and we barely ate one plate of food. The best part is they won’t do anything to change this. We will never go back

Ciales PR 11 months ago

My partner and I had a great family dinner at Crab Du Jour tonight! The all-you-can-eat buffet offers a solid variety—plenty of fresh sushi rolls, a full spread of dinner options like crab legs and shrimp, plus classic American dishes (think fried chicken, mac & cheese, and tater-tots). The dessert station was a hit with the kids: jello, cookies, banana pudding, and red velvet cake. Pricing is tiered by age, which works well for families—adults pay full price, with discounts for kids based on how old they are (exact breakdowns are posted at the register). Our party of two adults and two children came to $82.44 total (including tax and drinks), which felt fair for the selection and quality. In my opinion, though, the price for 5-and-under could be a bit cheaper since little ones eat so sparingly. Service was friendly, and the place was clean despite being busy. The tour bus out front hints they get groups, but seating moved quickly. Will definitely return when the craving hits!

Anna Toptalina a year ago

Crab Du Jour Buffet offers a large selection of food at budget-friendly prices, making it a decent option for those looking to eat plenty without spending too much. With a wide range of seafood, fried items, Asian-inspired dishes, and classic American sides, there’s no shortage of choices. If you enjoy variety and want to try a bit of everything, this buffet delivers on that front. That being said, the experience overall is a mixed bag. One of the main concerns is cleanliness. Some areas, especially around the buffet stations and drink dispensers, could be maintained more carefully. While the dining space is functional, it doesn’t feel particularly clean or well-organized, which can take away from the enjoyment of the meal. As for the food, some dishes are flavorful and satisfying — especially the boiled seafood and fried shrimp — while others can be overcooked, bland, or sitting out too long. The freshness of items seems to vary throughout the day, so timing might affect your experience. The dessert section is average, but it does include some fun treats like soft-serve ice cream and mini cakes. Service is minimal, as expected in a buffet, but staff are usually available to clear

Alyssa W. 4 years ago

OMG... delicious! My first time here and I'll definitely return! Very comfortable setting, attentive staff, and well made foods make for a great meal! Their grand reopening was a smash! Now...time for your visit! Dig in....