Hibachi Grill Supreme Buffet in Bradenton, Florida, has reopened after renovation with a bigger sushi lineup and a new dim sum menu. The restaurant advertised its grand reopening for Sunday, October 11, at 11 a.m., then followed with a message confirming that it was back.
The buffet at 3616 First Street says its sushi selection has expanded from 13 to 30 choices. That is 17 additional reasons for sushi regulars to reconsider their usual first plate, although the restaurant has not published a roll-by-roll inventory in the announcement.
The restaurant’s reopening update also introduces a dim sum menu and confirms that the live hibachi grill continues. The changes give the return a food story to accompany the dining-room renovation.
An interior photograph attached to that update shows the redesigned buffet fixtures, pale stone-patterned surfaces and sculptural ceiling lights. Clearly labeled Dim Sum and Hibachi areas make those two parts of the meal easy to identify in the new room.
This is the reopening of the existing Bradenton restaurant, whose business listings and guest accounts stretch back years. Before the return, its official account had announced a temporary closure for renovation. The announcement did not establish how long the full construction project would take.
The advance reopening notice advertised 10 percent off during October. It paired the discount with the October 11 return and a newly renovated dining room. The promotion’s precise eligibility and exclusions are not detailed in the notice, so diners planning around it should consult the restaurant’s current offer.
The sushi expansion is the most concrete before-and-after comparison: the restaurant says the assortment has more than doubled. For returning regulars, that changes one of the buffet’s familiar stops, while the new dim sum section adds another category to explore alongside the live hibachi grill.
