Tokyo sur Libourne

Hello The new system needs improvement. I ordered several dishes, including kebabs with fries. I received the kebabs, and the fries arrived 10 minutes later. I placed another order for fries and kebabs, along with desserts, to avoid the same problem as the first time—I received the desserts before the fries and kebabs. They're not very coordinated in the kitchen.

I ordered salt and pepper shrimp from the tablet, but when they brought the dish it was shrimp with chili pepper.

Great concept with better product quality. I recommend this all-you-can-eat buffet.

Excellent experience! We enjoyed a peaceful and pleasant atmosphere. The food was absolutely delicious. The grilled meat was a real treat. We were all surprised by how much we enjoyed it. The only slight drawback was the toilets, which were not very clean and quite outdated (there wasn't even a toilet seat where I was). Nevertheless, we will definitely be back again and again. A small suggestion: perhaps expand the dessert menu?

⚠️ ATTENTION ⚠️ Mizuki has changed its formula; it's still all-you-can-eat, but it no longer offers an all-you-can-eat buffet. To find the buffet, you'll need to exit the parking lot, turn right onto the street, and go to the opposite sidewalk to reach their new restaurant, "Mr. Jin," which is part of the same team. Mr. Jin offers all-you-can-eat Asian specialties, a beautiful sushi buffet, and a wok/grill. Mizuki: 👉It's ​​Japanese specialties 👈 And it's a different all-you-can-eat concept: Same decor as before; it's a really beautiful, bright, and airy restaurant with a minimalist white decor that I really enjoyed. The all-you-can-eat option (though limited) is different: You order on a screen, choosing 5 dishes per person for about 10 rounds, and each dessert is served only once, with a waiting period between each round. It's not at all restrictive; the food is served quite quickly, beautifully presented, with genuine service and smiles. My husband and I went for lunch, and as good eaters, 5 rounds, including dessert, were more than enough for us. There are some lovely surprises to discover; we weren't able to try the full range of dishes on offer. It's very good. I appreciated the understated flavors. I found a kind of simplicity: not too salty, not overly sweet, no unnecessary sauces (like on the sushi, for example), no paprika everywhere, nothing excessive—just a simplicity in the flavors that already make up the dish. And the frozen moshi dessert... mmm ❤️ a light and delicious treat! Our only regret is not being able to have more 😉😊 It's a great find in Libourne, as we were already familiar with the concept, having tried it out in Bordeaux and the Paris region. I highly recommend you discover (or rediscover) this restaurant.

Nothing like the old concept. Ultra-fresh, just like at Kobo in Bordeaux. The only downside is the wait.

It used to be a pretty decent Japanese buffet, but this summer (2026) they changed their name; it's no longer O'Buffet but Mizuki. Goodbye all-you-can-eat buffet, hello to a new concept with ordering via tablet. You choose up to 5 dishes per person and submit your order (limited to one order every 15 minutes). The problem is that the price has gone up from €23 to €29 per person, but the quality hasn't improved... it's the same frozen food... We're unlikely to go back.

Good concept. Tablet ordering. Efficient and fast service, just the table was a bit small.

Pleasant setting and very warm welcome, fast service

The food was very good and the atmosphere was warm.