King Buffet

Have eaten here numerous amount of times and recently I’ve gotten sick 4 times in a row after eating here. Disgusting to be honest been sick for 2 days in a row now thanks to you guys

One of my favorite buffets!
I haven’t been here in years but I went a few days ago.
All the food is excellent!
I think it was like $ 15 a person but they have lunch specials.
They do have a huge selection of seafood which is so tasty for seafood lovers. I did feel bad for my bf who is allergic but he said he enjoyed the food for what he could eat.
–I do think they shouldn’t add crab on all the sushi because he can eat fish but there was crab on everything limiting his options.
But the crab legs are my favorite FRESH and YUUUMY
All the shrimp is excellent, chicken and brocc, rice, lo mein, fried chicken, beef all really food.
Cheesecake was the only dessert I liked.
Service is quick with removing all the plates as you eat and get more food.

I’ve been coming here for over 10 years. I used to come with a group of friends and we would BYOB and it was ok. There are better Buffets in Queens. There is one in College Point. However we live and traveled to NYMA when my oldest son went there and we would stop by. The food and price is good. The place is clean and the selection of food is very good. Whenever I have out of town guests it’s my inexpensive go to place and I don’t like to cook so this works for me.

Selection not much … Overall good ! The staff were helpful and great !

Do not eat here!!! You’re better off eating from a street vendor. This is the most disgusting restaurant I’ve ever eaten in. I went in with my wife and son and was then seated. I asked to be moved to another location because the carpets horrible smell was making us naseus. Usually we would’ve walked out, but we wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt. Once they sat us somewhere else, the carpet smelled like pure cigarettes and funk. Once again we let it slide, so we decided to try the food. My wife had the shrimp which she had to peel because the cooked the shrimp with the shell. Before I could stop her she ate 4 of them and the 5^th I noticed had all the crap of the shrimp. It was gross, not to mention my son ate a piece of brownie and tasted like soap. I addressed the manager, and he acted very indifferent, saying «not my problem». My wife has been throwing up the entire day! Please I beg you, if you love you’re family, DO NOT EAT HeRE!!!

We were in the area making the trip up to Storm King sculpture park, and after a good walk around in fresh area, decided to search for a Chinese buffet. Because that just makes sense.
This place turned out to be great! We came for dinner around 5:30 and by 6:20 when we were leaving, all the tables were taken with a huge line of hungry people outside.
They have two hot buffet counters. everything your soul might desire, starting with dim sum, duck baos, chicken broccoli, chicken skewers, fried dumplings… to frozen pizza! And of course there are the fresh crab legs in butter. They do a great job at keeping everything stocked up.
There’s also a smaller counter in the back with BBQ buffet (strangely enough), hamburgers, and pigs in a blanket.
Party continues. counter with sushi, oysters, and boiled jumbo shrimp with cocktail sauce.
And of course the dessert table with soft ice cream!
All in all: we ate a lot, and it was great.
FYI dinner price was $ 15.99.

As buffets go this is one of the better ones. The food is fresh and the variety is pretty good.

My favorite place to eat. We go for lunch all the time. Love the variety and everything is always hot & fresh! Best sushi (always fresh) I’ve found anywhere around! Dinner is great too especially on crab night!

So painfully gross; just your typical Asian buffet fare. The place looks abysmal and the interior needs to be redone. But I mean hey, these are all superficial complaints, no?
Bottomline is the food is definitely below par and not remotely fresh, unless you go early at Lunch or on a super busy night on the weekend.
The staff is rude and yelled at me for putting a clam on my plate when apparently they were meant «for dinner meals only», meanwhile I went for a late lunch and it was only 3:30 in the damn afternoon, but what do I know?
Anyway, the only slight saving grace at this paragon of American obesity is their fried doughnuts and soft serve ice cream machine.
Eat up.

Love LOVE love this place! I’ve been going here since I was a kid. The wait is so LONG on a Fri, Sat, Sun because the food is amazing. They have the best crab rangoons in the world, amazing seafood, chinese food, you name it. The food selection ranges from general tso chicken, to salt and pepper shrimp, salmon, crab stuffed clams, veggies, donuts, french fries, pizza, fried chicken, stuffed shrimp, dim sum, rib tips, the list goes on! They have an ice cream machine as well. There’s a desert section with fruits, sushi, brownies, cookies, choc pudding, rice pudding, all kinds of stuff. Take out is the easiest since sometimes the wait is long. The staff is nice as well. I’ve been going here since I was young, and I’ll go here again and again. Thank you King Buffet!

My first time there and I thought the food was great. I went with a Chinese friend on her recommendation. Everything I tasted was really good and the price was amazing. Wish it was closer to me (but then again I’d probably end up huge if it were!)

I hate buffets. But sometimes I get this overwhelming urge to eat copious amounts of Chinese food… and only a Chinese buffet can satisfy the insane craving. I really like this place because it’s clean and actually pretty fresh. It’s just solid good Chinese food. The staff is really efficient too, they replace water at the speed of light. This place gets incredibly busy on weekends, but the the food is also significantly tastier on the weekends because they need to keep up. If you’re in the area, love Chinese food and are super hungry… just go. That’s what America is all about… eating yourself into a food coma.

I give this place a 5 because where else can you get all you can eat crab legs, sushi and ice cream for only $ 12.99? Even the $ 14.99 a person they charge on the weekend is worth it because then it includes raw oysters or lobster. My kids love this place. Yeah, on weekends there’s a wait but its worth it.

Short and sweet, it was ok. Certainly not all it’s hyped up to be. Not a very good vegan selection although it’s doable. Parking is adequate, a typical all u can eat buffet. Nothing more to say.

If you’re a fan of buffet, you may want to give this place a try. It’s usually crowded but the wait is normally not very long. Ample parking but not directly in front. The service is very good and the price very reasonable. My favorites are the barbecued ribs, vegetable lo mein, and the shrimp dishes. Located on a hill off of Route 6 but worth the trip.

Surprisingly good. Maybe the best Chinese buffet in the US I’ve tried so far (of the 20 or so). From my general observation on the food, I think they’re 2 keys to their success. One, they’re busy so food is replenished constantly. Two, they don’t over offer. Maybe because the place is small. There’s only 3 main islands of food including sushi and dessert so what they make they make pretty well (for text book americanized Chinese food)..
From the app section I liked the hot n sour soup, breaded jumbo shrimp, chicken/​shrimp scallion dumplings, pork dumpling, teriyaki wings and the black vinegar soy dipping sauce on the side. From the mains I really liked the salt and pepper squid which was tender and crunchy and though no doubt a frozen product tasted pretty fresh. Fried rice, chicken & broc, pepper steak and bok choy were typical. (There was a lot more too I didn’t try).
If you appreciate good or even decent sushi I wouldn’t waste my time. It’s what you’d expect — not great quality, too cold, heavy on the rice and fake crabmeat everywhere
Aside from the dry cookies, jello and soft ice cream they had one authentic Chinese dessert which was great — the sesame ball with black bean paste. As good as I’ve had in Manhattan or Flushing.
As for service, I’m not sure what people expect from a buffet. The wait staff speaks little english but are efficient at taking drink orders and clearing the tables. That’s all I expected of them and they delivered just fine.
With the right expectations, at $ 10 a person its a no brainer. I would definitely go back.

I’m not a big fan of buffets, but this one is definitely one of my favorites. If you want fresh food go between the hours of 12 PM and 4 PM. After those hours things get a little dicey. Good selection and the prices are great. Plus there’s always a $ 1 off coupon to be found that you can use per adult and child.

Service is pretty good.
Food is just so so.
Not impressed with any of the dishes.
For the price, it’s still worth coming back.

Very affordable and great buffet meal here. Although located pretty far from the metro area if you’re visiting Bear Mountains or other places around the area its definitely worth a stop. I heard dinner time gets really crowded however because of the snow crab legs offering. When we left at 3:30 in the afternoon there was already quite number of people waiting for a table.
The food itself is pretty standard for a Chinese buffet place, but they are definitely fresh especially the seafoods. After 2 plates it was getting too much for me since a lot of their food is pretty greasy and oily. But they do have some nice small desserts and the ice cream machine was pretty good as well. This is definitely guilty pleasure spot just try to load up as much food as you can :-)

C’mon people. This is not real cooking. This is frozen stuff, smothered in packaged sauces, and designed for two (2) purposes only — to be cheap and to satisfy Americans over-​eating.
There are plenty of better (and yes, you will need to pay more and probably eat less) choices in the area. Try Precious Garden in Peekskill, Asian Cuisine in Mohegan lake or even Emperor Garden in the Cortlandt Town Center.