Main Moon Restaurant

been going there for years. have tried others but always end up coming back. Love the chicken wings and half chicken, a popular item among the demographic of their customers. Order them before there gone, or you might have to wait longer as they cook another batch. Im always cautious of buffets, as you never know how long the food has been sitting there, but if you ask for more-they’ll make it. Take out buffet is super generous, i pick up all their seafood stuff and it would only cost me $ 5 – 8 dollars-​yay for my wallet.
Recommend to anyone whose looking to fill their empty stomach for a great price without compromising taste either.

Exactly what you would expect from your typical low-​cost /​high volume Chinese buffet and takeout place… and a little more. Or a little less. Depends on what you expect, what you want, and what you’ll settle for.
There are lots of flexible buffet options whose prices fluctuate depending on when you come (weekends are the most expensive) and a good (but not great) amount of food variety.
Eat in or take out. TIP: Buffet orders to go (one plate, weighed) is cheaper than staying. Unless you’re really good at food-​plate-​tetris, and are super hungry.
Staff texting on cell phone when you walk in, which really makes you feel like family. Just kidding, I don’t mind it at all. Honestly, do you expect world class service at an all you can eat Chinese place at the end of Main street, next to a Brazilian restaurant that gets way more customers? I think not. I’d be on my cell phone too. Crush those candies.
Good thing is that she put it down right away to take my order. No eye contact was made — but that was partially my fault since I was focused on the green fluorescent lit menu pictures.
There are certainly a lot of things on the made-​to-​order menu.
Really, lots of better and more well lit Chinese Buffet options exist within just a few miles. But if you live within five blocks, then this is your best (and worst) and only option for late night Chinese buffet and takeout.
Great date place for those with low standards /​economically minded (are those synonymous?). There are four fish swimming happily in the tank — likely because they are the inedible kind. This is not that kind of Chinese restaurant.
FOOD REVIEW:
I had the Hunan Beef to go. Not as spicy as I would have liked, but I didn’t specify, so my fault. Food containers were packed to the top and pressed in, just like I like it. Enough for two meals, really. Pretty standard taste, not too salty thankfully, and supposedly no MSG, so that’s nice.
Five stars to bring this formerly 2-​star, one review place up to the average! Because that’s exactly what it is… average.

Typical cheap sketchy chinese buffet. There are definitely some things you don’t want to eat. I like their chicken on a stick. Try to Lauren — soft serve ice cream in your not Coke soda.