Sushi Buffet with Class and Ambience
- April 20, 2009
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Rated 4 of 5 by
ifor_gal from Chicago, Illinois
I'm not a huge fan of sushi buffets but when my aunt and uncle brought me here for dinner one night I decided that Bono Bono would be the one exception. Bono Bono is in a brightly lit, very large space that can fill a lot of people - but even at full capacity, it's not loud or clanky. Instead, you can hear classical music playing in the background and the servers are dressed very nice.
The serving stations are spread apart so you never feel like you're just walking in a long procession of a food service line. The platters are well presented and always well stocked. First, the salad station has a wide selection of different types of fresh salads including a make your own salad option. The sushi bar is quite extensive - there is a variety of sashimi, sushi, and delicious rolls available. The sushi chefs are constantly at work and can take requests also.
There's also a hot serving station with Chinese, Korean and Western dishes along with a beef carving station.
After all that, if you still have room there's a dim sum and noodle station where you can create your own bowl of Udon. There is of course a large dessert station and fresh fruit available to end your evening. If I could, I would stay there all day to try everything.
They also have a full wine, beer and sake list with some pretty decent offerings. They serve wines by the glass and bottle. The buffet costs 25,000 at lunch at 35,000 at dinner which is very reasonable.
You can find the restaurant on the first floor of the HSBC building 4 blocks from the Posco intersection. You can also take the 2 Green Subway line to Samsung Station and get out of exit 4. Walk straight about 500 meters and you'll see it.
It's definitely a great place to bring family - it will please everyone.
From journal This City's Got Seoul