China Town Buffet

Located right off the highway and near the Hampton, I was starving and it was late. I wanted something quick and reasonable. This worked out well as their dinner buffet is around $ 12.98 total including a drink. They have cold snow crab legs and peel & eat medium shrimp. That’s mostly what I had. I also liked the clams in sauce.
Other items are your typical spring rolls (not so good), spicy chicken, pizza, sushi, fried rice (a bit bland), Lo Mein and a plethora of desserts including ice cream. If you leave hungry, its your own fault. Not the best buffet, but certainly not the worst. The staff was very friendly and quick to clear plates.

I felt like Chinese for lunch today, so somehow I ended up here. BARF!!! Not worth the calories. Rice was extremely bland, noodles tasted funky, every meat dish had batter on it, even the chicken in the chicken/​w mushrooms. Panda palace was right down the st, where’s my time machine dam it!!!

Arrived around 1:00 in the afternoon not busy at all maybe ten people eating in this
had clean floors dirty chairs and clean tables ??! Approaching the food I noticed most trays were empty no white rice hello Asian over here white rice is common! Egg rolls were soggy in the inside. Pot stickers and other food cold and hard. Sushi was good and desert was good. service was fast but gave us the bill 20 minutes later hello it’s a buffet! Will not return

Wow, so much good food! While they may not have many selections for main dishes (they do have the usual orange chicken and broccoli and beef) but they more than compensate for it with their appetizing side dishes. There were actual SHRIMP that you break open to eat, stuffed crabs, oysters, and things like that. They also have all sorts of American type desserts like little cakes, ice cream, fried donuts. For only $ 11 I stuffed my face with more food than I could handle just so I could get a taste of one from everything. It was really fun eating there, hands down my favorite Chinese restaurant!

The lunch price is alright, around 8 dollars for lunch. Dinner is a little more expensive, but only by a couple dollars. The buffet area is fairly small, offering a variety of food however there is also not much to pick from. It’s pretty busy during lunch time because of the cheap price.
The food overall is decent. Nothing too special, it’s your average Chinese buffet. Not a lot of fruits during lunch, just watermelon and banana. They have a sushi bar, and even offer choices such as pizza and fries.
The service can be kind of slow. My father asked for hot tea and water and he didn’t get it until asking once more from the front desk.

Decent spot, if you are craving an Asian buffet experience. Do not come here too often because I do not have any favorite food item here. Therefore, it is not a destination for me. Only time, I come here is for family get togethers.
For the price you pay, the food is fine. Good selection of choices. Service is okay. Cleanliness is below average, but it is probably because they have been busy during each of our visits here. They should have more staff on hand during those peak hours.

Very clean but the quality of meats used is garbage. Wouldn’t wast my money again. There is nothing that tastes good here

If you want Chinese buffet, head a few blocks down the road and go to China Palace, much higher quality food and better variety as far as Chinese goes. If your family is feuding and can’t decide between American cuisine and Chinese and both sides are willing to forgo quality, China Town Buffet is your place. Personally, I’d rather hit up China Palace or Hometown Buffet/​Golden Coral, because China Town Buffet is a very mediocre middle ground.

It’s adequate. There is nothing special about the buffet. Standard Americanized Chinese buffet. Mostly chicken dishes and lots of fried things. The pork and beef dishes were heavy on the vegetable components which was fine by me. The spicy dishes were actually spicy, so that was nice. Sushi was atrocious. Don’t bother with that part. I also skipped the deserts since there was nothing new. Service was attentive enough and quick to respond to requests. Overall it was fine and conveniently in the parking lot of the hotel. Not great but adequate enough for tired grouchy travelers.

This place is quite worth the price. Anyway, you won’t want to compare it with other buffets costing you over 20 dollars. The service here was great, everyone smiled at me.

Always have been greeted warmly and seated quickly here. There variety of generous fresh portions is always nice. My lil girl enjoys the crab legs and I dig the crayfish and fresh sushi. The cleanliness of the dining room could be improved but it’s because they are always so busy, they can barely keep up!

Lunch buffet, cold food, poor selection, no fish in the sushi, only California roll variations. Most everything is fried. Avoid if possible

It really really really sucks! Food here is normal but service is extremely bad! I came here with tour group and they charged everyone $ 10 but lunch for each person is $ 7.25. Even more when I was getting food the stupid waiter took another guest occupied the table which I had took for a long time. When I came back waiter asked me to leave to another table! WTF?! They even do not give any apologies and explanation!

I came with an Asian tour bus group on route to Vegas and this was one of the lunch spots to and back from the trip. We came on ¹²⁄₂₆ Sunday and again on ¹⁄₁. Seems like they made a deal with the tour company since the guide wanted to come each time we passed through.
Service — ¹⁄₅
It’s a family owned business and they were pretty short-​staffed for a large restaurant — they had a kid handle the front desk for payment. I don’t think they knew how to handle a large amount of people (~30) coming at once even though they seem to be getting tour bus business regularly. Waiter and Waitresses seem to purposely ignore the bus patrons even though we pay the same and eat in regular family group sizes (2 – 4).
I had to fetch my own eating utensils and soda.
Food — ²⁄₅
Your typical chinese buffet with an assortment of different chinese hot food. They have a sushi bar which serve questionable shredded and off-​colored fish. They do offer decent seafood for lunch menu: crab legs, cold mussles, crawfish, and sometimes oysters if you are lucky that they refill it.
Verdict
Unless you are kinda forced to eat here with a tour bus group, I’d prefer to better spend my $ 13, maybe even at the Taco Bell across the street.

Have eaten here many times. Food is good and is consistent quality.
Many employees are Asian with limited English. What’s more to want?
Can be very noisy when busy. Outdoor seating in good weather.

Horrible food and is cold

Basic reality, if your Mexican your going to love it. If your white, stick to any other place because you most likely won’t like it. Shrimp, sushi, crab legs, and all the good Chinese stuff. This place is packed every time I go. And it’s inexpensive.

I came here on a wednesday afternoon around 3 so i’m guessing lunch was ending and dinner was going to start.
The selection was pretty good. They had lots of variety, even with american food (like chicken nuggets, pizza, and fries [for kids i’m guessing])
But the CHINESE food was pretty good. My only complaint is that the steamed white rice was on a buffet tray thing, not a little cooker steamer, so the rice was different than how i was accustomed for steamed rice.
Also, there was NO CRAB DURING MY VISIT. Probably too expensive to set out on a wed. afternoon where business might be slow? either way, i think they could have cooked a little bit of crab and set it out. So i was also dissappointed about that. The sushi bar was good though. Great variety of sushi, lots more than at any other chinese buffet i’ve been too. And it was all prepared GREAT! They were actually pretty big rolls, and i enjoyed them =]
I also liked how they had TVs on and stuff. It makes it so there’s some noise (not loud though) in case you don’t have much to talk about with whoever you’re there with, or if you’re going alone!
Family fued was on, so i like watching that too =]
All in all, it was pleased with my visit. The price wasn’t too high either, around $ 9.75 per person with drinks included. So yeah!

My mom and grandma came here after church. A lot of selections to choose from! They have all the classic chinese buffet items and a bit more!
They also have sushi, crawdads, and muscles. Fried chicken and pizza was also out.
Good value for lunch.

3.85 stars
Oh so close to 4 stars.
I’m comparing it to other buffets.
They had SUSHI, half way decent sushi, including salmon nigiri and a good selection of rolls.
I walked here, not that hungry, so I was so excited when I saw sushi, crab legs, and oysters in the mist of all the other chinese foods.
The service was great, fast and friendly, always looking after their customers.
I was so proud of myself for NOT overeating, as we so often do at buffets.
I would recommend this place if you want a BUFFET, but I probably won’t be back here again. The whole «buffet» thing defoodanizes the entire dining experience.
Oh yeah, 10 bucks per person… guess that seems to be the trend out here. Fine with me.