Korean-style fried chicken is the centerpiece here, and it earns every bit of the buzz surrounding it. Parents get the fried chicken they came for; everyone else gets a reason to stay a little longer. Most people arrive with sushi on their minds, then find themselves pleasantly distracted by the fried chicken section midway through the first pass. What makes Hiro stand out is the unexpected harmony between its Japanese core identity and the fried chicken that has become a genuine draw. The buffet operates with a mix of Chinese and American selections, and fried chicken is specifically associated with what keeps locals coming back.