Peking

When we go cross boarder shopping, we always pass through the city and stop by for some big box shopping. I would like to say this buffet is defiantly not real Chinese food (Half is just American food) but I was in in the states so I guess I would be asking too much if they do make it similar to the one I make at home.
The décor well, it is old and run down looks like it is built at the early 90s. They use halogen bulbs instead of food warming lamps which concern me because the tables they put the trays of food on doesn’t look it has warming capabilities. The buffet isn’t much of a buffet really with not much of a variety, with greasy fried rice and food drowning with greasy and salty sauce. The «Mongolian stir fry» (which isn’t really Mongolian) looks OK because they make it for you right on the spot but I didn’t try it. Me and family just choose to stick with steam clams and shrimp to play it safe. My recommendation to the owner would be to add vegetable dishes because I recall there was absolutely NO the vegetables dishes what so ever.
On the plus side, the servers and owner are nice tho and it is cheap compared to Chinese buffet back in Ontario and looks like it serves the little town well. Would I go back? No, but I like the theme of the mom and pop restaurant and the locals seems to enjoy it. 2 stars for the effort.

A meal here is barely acceptable. The service is ok, but the food could be much better.

Keeping this one short and sweet.
No need to venture here. unless you are in dire need of oil and oily food!

This is THE worst Chinese place ever. This place is worse than the foreign food itself in China (animal parts normally not eaten in western culture). All their ingredients are not fresh at all. They soaked all their vegetables and fruits in salt water so it looks fresh when its really days old. Most of their food is soaked in oil that made me feel sick. Their fried food are all cooked hours ago making it horrible to eat. If you want to get obese and die of a heart attack, this place is for you.

I suppose this is as good as any other Chinese buffet. They did have quite a few nice selections including a Mongolian made-​to-​order grill. Food was very reasonably priced. The reason this place is so quiet is because everyone in there is stuffing their faces on the buffet. You pay before you enter. Makes it easy to get in and out quickly which is why I stopped there. Peel and eat shrimp were mediums and kept in ice along with lemon slices. The also had sushi on a plate under cellophane for those who dared to try. Nice table of desserts and ice cream. Service was very good. They refilled my soda even before it was empty. Nice cherrystone clams. I didn’t see any crablegs, but they did have enough of the surimi.