Food here is quite good. They serve small portions for self serve, which mean that they will cycle it faster, ending in fresh and crispy food every time you get some. I really like that my spring rolls are crunchy every time I take one.
If you're used to eating fast food and lower quality foods I'm sure this could be your 5 star. Went there to try something new because this is supposedly Japenese and Chinese cuisine. Needless to say I have lost my faith in restaurants in the area.For me it's 0. The old ladies there were nice, hence the 2 stars for their efforts. What the heck is that gooey sauce everything is cooked in?!
An average all you can eat Chinese buffet with decent seafood options.A lot of the meat dishes here were cooked with frozen meat, so they ended up being very dry despite the overwhelming amount of sauce used. However, some of their seafood dishes including the shrimp with mixed veggies were good. Other standout dishes include spicy gyoza, boneless spare ribs, and salmon nigiri.For the price, the all you can eat option with seafood seemed like a good deal. While most of the meat dishes were underwhelming, there were some options that were far above my expectations.
Used to be good before COVID. I understand the inflation is a lot to take on.But for $16.99 dinner buffet price, it is really not that competitive.I used to go to this buffet at least once per week.Dinner used to have better selection including Sashimi (Salmon and Tuna), you only can get sushi for now. sushi and maki quality is better than flaming grill. But for $16.99, you can get better quality Japanese cuisine in town. a good Chirashi cost that much too.Other selection is pretty limited, Miso soup is great, hot and sour soup is good. Chicken wing, grill Salmon...But very limited compares to Flaming Grill.I dont feel like to go there for dinner anymore and they could make the restaurant look and feel better. I kinda feel depress in there with dim light and less than 10 people in the restaurant for dinner...Since, I am getting older, buffet mostly not my thing. I enjoy better food. May be that is me.. But I would choose Flaming Grill than this if I want to go buffet with the same price
Was looking for a better spot to go to then Flaming Buffet, and this placed looked better from other reviews.Ehhh, not so much.I'd say the only thing it has going for it is a better Sushi selection and ice cream, but even then, for the price for dinner, I'll pass going forward.All the buffet food was Luke warm because the lights aren't close enough to the food. The selection is really small, and is mostly filler foods.Wouldn't really recommend the drive here either.
YALL this place is amazing. We had the dinner buffet. There are some really good authentic Chinese dishes. The sushi was really good and fresh. LOVE THE FRUIT! Please never stop serving dragonfuit! Also, the ice cream selection was crazy also. WORTH IT
An average all you can eat Chinese buffet with decent seafood options.A lot of the meat dishes here were cooked with frozen meat, so they ended up being very dry despite the overwhelming amount of sauce used. However, some of their seafood dishes including the shrimp with mixed veggies were good. Other standout dishes include spicy gyoza, boneless spare ribs, and salmon nigiri.For the price, the all you can eat option with seafood seemed like a good deal. While most of the meat dishes were underwhelming, there were some options that were far above my expectations.
They used to be better years ago. Used to be $14, now it is $18. I remember …basically everything… being more fresh and better all-around. Lately each time I go, anything I get is either lacking in flavor, chewy or has obviously been sitting out. The sushi is not kept up with and you will likely not get to try the ones you want given that they don’t keep up with replacing the old portions quickly enough. Even when the sushi comes out “fresh”, it feels and tastes far from it. Not much texture to it at all. Next to no flavor. Wasabi is visibly at the end of its road from sitting out and they do not replace it. That applies to the buffet food as well. For how expensive the buffet is, I personally find this unacceptable. At that point, it’s not even possible to get your money’s worth because you are only left with a handful of options that seem edible. It’s unappetizing to see the food that’s been sitting out for hours - the food that is visibly on its way out - being recycled on top of the new portions being put out. It’s hard to look around this place and not notice an instance of them cutting corners. It’s also extremely unappetizing to see people cross-contaminate the food with their designated tongs as often as they do.All of this makes for a very off-putting eating experience in my opinion, and I suggest not spending your money here. $18 for a buffet with Hidden Valley dressing bottles out just feels sad.
$12 for lunch buffet. It’s one of the best Asian buffet I’ve been to!
Excellent all you can eat buffet and very cheap too! The Chinese food is much better than the sushi at this buffet. Some notable dishes here (compared to other Chinese buffets) are fried shrimp with chili, eggplant (with garlic sauce?), and scallion pancake. The service was courteous and we were not rushed to leave (even though we saw a photo on Google saying "one hour limit"). The selection of sushi was more limited and less appetizing. $12.83 for weekday and Saturday lunch buffet includes tax.