Kingdom Buffet II

Ate here with a large group. I was leery because of some negative Unilocal reviews. But I went along with the group and figured I could find at least one thing worth eating. But I ended up enjoying the meal. The food was actually good. Not every dish — you have to be selective. But that holds true for any buffet. This is far from gourmet Chinese fare, but the dishes were tasty, and the place was clean.

This the most absolute disgusting and dirty — please let me emphasize DIRTY!!!- restaurant I have ever been to in my entire life! It is a shame that the health department has not shit this location down yet! The food made me extremely sick and I will never eat at any Chinese buffet ever again! If you care about your family you would NOT bring them here!

First time I ever ate here. Excellent buffet. The owners were constantly on top of the buffet making sure it was clean and dishes filled to the top. Very clean restaurant. Wait staff very efficient. They also came over constantly to refill our ice tea and water glasses and also keeping floor and all tables clean. The other reviews must be old and the owners must of improved their service. The best Chinese Buffet I’ve been to in a long time! Better than any restaurant in NYC!

DONT GO To this disgusting place !!!
I found a piece of plastic in the shrimp. looks like they were cooking with it. Food taste horrible… Not a one thing was good. They said sorry but couldn’t explain why this happened .
When I went to get a different plate and a soup
I slipped on something that was on the floor. And they said it was my fault!!! Seriously??? The floors were super dirty.
When I started telling them that it is unacceptable the girl that working there said «could you shut up»…
If I’ll be starving to death I will never come back to this place!

Large variety of food, standard Chinese buffet, very friendly staff and fairly priced. Convenient access to interstate 95 for those traveling. Would go back and would recommend.

Was at this place last week. Worst food I have ever had at an Asian/​Chinese buffet. Place was filthy. Health regulations and sanitation standards definitely NOT on the menu. I have serious doubts about the origin of the meats used for the food selections. Mongolian Buffet area utensils and grill, itself, were crusted over with old food. This place was just downright nasty. Pass it by and eat somewhere else.

Cheap buffet. Decent food. Tasty ice cream. Never feels clean. They are always crowded so it would be wise to update the décor. I come back when I’m in the area only and after being there a few times I know what I like. I tried Ginza Buffett across the street and all the booth seats are torn up. Kingdom tastes better IMO.

I haven’t been to this location for about 10 years. I love Chinese food, but I am NOT a big fan of buffets.
I went on a Friday night about 8 p.m. the place was very clean including the floors and carpets. There was somebody monitoring the buffets and wiping them down. These are the only pluses of the evening.
When you enter a good Italian restaurant, sweet tomatoes and garlic should be your first nose. In this restaurant, the overwhelming immediate smell was that of seafood, smelly seafood. Perhaps not bad seafood, but not fresh seafood which would have almost no smell.
For my first plate, I went for appetizer material. Some dim sum, fried dumplings, pork egg roll, spring roll, and barbecued spare ribs.
The pork in the dim sum had a rank taste and the fried dumplings had too much ginger. The egg roll and spring roll lack sufficient filling, but at least they were crunchy. The spare ribs were very fatty and of cheap quality. I was able to get an end rib which was a little more well done, and it was the most palatable thing on that plate.
At that point, I stayed away from the hot table. My next plate had peel and eat shrimp, potato salad, boiled eggs, and some beautiful beefsteak tomato slices.
This is not what I came to a Chinese restaurant for, but I felt these were safe choices.
The waitress came to our table once for drink orders. We never saw her again, and had to get a different waitress for refills.
I gave two stars for the cleanliness and the person wiping down. For food 0 stars.
The main question of any Unilocaler is, would you go back? The answer for me is resounding no.
Right across the street is the Ginza Japanese buffet which is more expensive by about $ 5, what they offer quality hot food and real sushi with excellent customer service. This is the typical story of you get what you pay for.
This buffet was $ 13.49 per person

Lukewarm, overcooked, and mostly tasteless. Hardly recognizable Chinese food. Frozen Chinese dinners from your local supermarket are more satisfying. I won’t be back anytime soon.

For the price it was great, good variety of food, not a lot of dessert but had ice cream. All the chicken really does tasted the same but the spare ribs were good and the fried dumplings and egg rolls weren’t bad. Very appropriate for price.

This is a Chinese buffet near my grandparents’ house. We had dinner here during a recent visit.
It’s a Chinese buffet. I have an unusual fondness for Chinese buffets. The egg drop soup was appropriately yellow. They had a variety of tasty fried things along with those particular seafood options you know and love at these establishments. One part of the buffet had some acceptable sushi rolls. They have a Mongolian grill area. You know what to expect.
If you’re in the mood for that buffet Chinese, you’ll do just fine here.

Once in a while, I go to this restaurant despite knowing better.
It was good years ago but that’s all over.
Last visit was during lunch on a weekday.
Despite a good number of diners, they were low on almost everything and almost nothing was being replenished.
Worst of all, the one guy working the sushi area conveniently disappeared between noon and 12:30pm leaving nothing decent to eat.
I felt ripped off by the whole experience.
The bathrooms are never clean and there was a fly buzzing around me as I ate.
Add to that, way too much salt being used in their food, in my opinion.
I felt like I was trying for a day to flush all that salt out of my system.
IMHO, the only reason this place remains busy is because it appeals to older people with diminished taste perception who find anything warm and colorful to be appealing.
I would give this «restaurant» zero stars, if possible.
I feel sorry for the busy tall, thin and pretty waitress in her black «ninja pajamas» outfit for having to work there. She should be someplace much nicer, unless she is stuck there because she is family.
I hope I remember never to return.
BTW, it seems that MANY reviews of this place have disappeared!
I never saw that happen on Unilocal before.

I have been to this restaurant many times before, but this most recent trip on Father’s Day was absolutely abysmal.
The first problem was when we walked in, it was very noticeable that there was no air conditioning on, making the dining experience hard to tolerate. We were wiping our brows constantly and noticed that other diners were doing the same. We had asked the staff repeatedly if they could put the air conditioning lower, but we got dumb founded looks from them, mainly because they pretended not to understand English.
The overall décor and dining experience of the restaurant reminded us of one of those pass through restaurants on the interstate that is poorly maintained and not given much thought about. The restaurant was filthy, the tables were not clean, the cushioning in the booths was all ripped, not just normal wear and tear. Furthermore, the swarm of flies that my family and I had to swarm off was highly unappetizing.
Even though the food was delicious as always (which is why this review is given 2 stars), the overall experience dining at Kingdom Buffet was a real shame. I do hope that the restaurant will try to improve upon it’s very obvious flaws.

If you prefer quality to quantity then Kingdom Buffet II is not for you. If you aren’t picky then I recommend it.
This restaurant has an incredible selection of hot food, better than nearly every buffet I’ve ever been to before. There’s a great selection of seafood, meats and vegetables. If I had to live on their black pepper beef and shrimp in lobster sauce for the rest of my life I’d be a happy man. I’d probably only live another few years but man alive they’d be fantastic ones!
They have a small area for sushi but it’s really token stuff; nothing of fantastic quality. If you’re craving sushi this might not be the place for you.
It’s rare they run out of food and it’s not refilled within a reasonable amount of time. Though I once did see an old woman standing by the buffet waiting for a pan to be replenished and she wasn’t shy about it. I found that odd.
The price is $ 11 or $ 12 I think which is reasonable, in my opinion, for the quality you receive. Again, it’s not top of the line quality here but you’re also not paying a great deal for it.
I’m not a fan of the servers using pitchers for sodas. I understand why they do it but sometimes the soda is flat when they give it to you because it’s been sitting in the pitcher for quite a while. But again, for the amount you’re paying you can’t expect the greatest quality.
The man who greets and seats people seems quite disorganized and likes to exaggerate the amount of time you’ll wait for a table if the place is full. It’s a very large restaurant which is great because it means less waiting time since there are so many tables and booths. Unfortunately the man has more than once quoted me a wait time of two minutes and I end up waiting about eight. I really don’t mind waiting, nor do I care how long it’s going to be as I’m patient — but don’t quote me far less than it’s going to be just so I don’t leave and take my business elsewhere. I’d prefer the truth. So whatever time he tells you, add on several minutes to it if the restaurant is full.
Given the price, selection, quality of food and size of the restaurant I give this place four stars though I understand if picky people rate it three or less. Like I said, if quality is all you care about you’ll want to take a pass on this place. If you’re interested in not spending too much and receiving a vast selection, this place is fantastic.
I love Chinese food but I couldn’t eat at this place every day, nor even every week. Once a month would be great. If you’d like to take me there once a month I’d be more than happy to let you.
Cheers.

This place is disgusting so don’t waste your gas on the commute. In case you do, expect flies flying around your food and face, expect dirty plates (plural because it’s not uncommon EVERY TIME you grab one), dirty utensils and cups. I imagine the only reason this place still has business is because it is very cheap, otherwise, spend your money elsewhere.

I don’t post on Unilocal unless things were very great, or very horrible. This unfortunately is very horrible. I should have realized it wouldn’t be good from the sewage smell in front of the building.
The ambience: Lots of noisy folk talking on their smartphones. That was actually a nice distraction over the screaming babies.
The food: Cold and tasteless.

Really nice clean buffet. They are always busy so don’t even bother with a website. Prices are modest and you get high quality food. Clean place. I have eaten here twice while visiting Delray. They make grilled chicken skewers that are better than what I see on other buffets. Very wide range of food with something to keep everyone happy.
Good turnover of food. Mostly older people here eating some good Chinese food.
PLUS+ the salmon is not overcooked. I ate lots of that last time. Good shrimp on buffet too. I have only been to lunch

I don’t know enough buffets to compare them, but a knowledgeable friend took me here, and I think this one must be above average. They have some special things like crayfish, custard pastries (Bishop’s Hats?), excellent soups, and a very wide choice of tasty foods. I have a hard time believing some of the negative reviews. If a staffer annoyed you or you want to be amusing, you can claim anything, but if some of these were true, the authorities would have stepped in long ago.

I had the luncheon buffet 3 out of 5 days in the area. Absolutely best bang for the buck on the planet! The better educated diner you are the more you will enjoy it. Watch was is being being added fresh to the buffet line, that’s what you get on that pass. You enjoy that then watch what comes out next. The sushi us constantly being made so look for what platter is still fully intact you know it was just made. The mongolian station prepares what you picked. If it’s not great you didn’t pick a good combination. They have all the peel and eat shrimp you can eat no limit!

Very bad. Ribs & fried shrimp are ok. I thought everything can taste like chicken but their chicken doesn’t even taste like chicken. I couldn’t eat it. Beef was not edible. Too hard. The pickled ginger was bad. The soy sauce is chemically tasting. The hot tea is terrible and Burned. Your feet will stick to the Bathroom floors.