Dragon Buffet

Dragon Buffet is one of my kids’ favorite places to eat. It’s consistently good for a family meal: we’ve always found the staff to be friendly and the buffet appears clean and well kept.
The buffet has pretty much the same things every time we visit. It always includes a few nontraditional options like chicken tenders, last night it also had fried mozzarella sticks.
Last night they could have used another person to bus tables, as there were several sitting empty with dishes stacked up for a while after the customers left. The guy doing it was busy and friendly, he just couldn’t keep up with the dinner rush by himself.

Worst Chinese food I have ever eaten. It has been awhile since I last ate there so it might have gotten better, but it wasn’t good at all.

Chinese food for a decent price.
There wasn’t a large selection out on this Sunday afternoon just okay.
However, I do love their Crab Rangoon.

Literally the best BBQ ribs that I have ever had; they were so tender that they slipped to pieces as I poked at them with a chopstick.
NormallyI wouldn’t make much of the staff at a buffet, but this place was different. The woman at the front counter was very nice and polite, unlike some buffets where they seem to yell a number at you, grab your debit card, then yell in another language at someone far away. The busboy asked twice if he could please take our plate away followed by ‘sir’ directed at my companion.
All of the food was fresh, even the rice, which was soft and full of flavor each time I checked in the hour and a half that we were there.
The price was average for a buffet, about $ 7 for lunch and $ 10 for dinner, but drinks were included.
The restaurant itself was clean, nicely decorated (ethnic without being cheap or tacky), and the music was very relaxing. The music consisted of soft instrumentals of asian influence as well as contemporary and popular songs (i.e. Over the Rainbow) played instrumentally and at a perfect background level.
Although it is a little bit of a drive for us, we will definitely be back and highly reccommend this location.

Dragon Buffet has decent food, decent atmosphere. The thing that keeps me come back is the service. I really appreciate how they have accommodated my allergy needs every time. They have also always been very friendly. I wish they offered a more extended buffet and refilled the food more frequently, but to go is delicious.

Not overly impressed with the food or the selection. Some of the food I had on my plate was stone cold by the time I got back to the table. The layout of the food was strange too; i.e. dessert was mixed with meat options, ice cream toppings were mixed in with the duck sauce and spicy mustard. There was also no servers, you had to find your own utensils and napkins and also get your own beverages, which isn’t that huge of a deal, just thought it was a little odd. On a scale from one to ten on good Chinese buffets in the Huber Heights area I’d give this one a 4.

Cheap. Ok food. Anything with chicken in it is cooked too long pretty tough. Foods not that warm. You pay up front before yo sit down which is odd but still 7.50 isn’t bad for a lot of chineese food

Decent food, not too expensive, friendly service.

I ordered take out from here last week! We ordered general tsos chicken, honey chicken, and orange chicken. Also ordered a side of crab ragoon. Staff was very friendly. It was no where near a 10minute wait for my take out order. This is my new favorite Chinese restaurant for orange chicken. Simply the best!

Stopped by for carry out. Ordered Pork lo mein. It had Pickled black beans? Tried the pork and it was pickled. Obviously to cover the old meat taste. I did not eat any more for fear of having a gastric episode. Eat at your own risk! Not me. When I went to enter, someone leaving stopped me and said not to eat there as the buffet was missing many advertised entrée’s. That I don’t know for myself.

Not loud at all. Not even a dull roar. Quiet.

My friend swears by this place. I was extremely disappointed.
First, it feels like ur in a giant conference room. Second, the food is ALL American Chinese NOT real Chinese. Third, they don’t do anything for service, so the 1 thing they are supposed to (clean), they should have no problem with, yet the dishes pile up, the buffet stations are unappetizing, the floors, tables, and chairs need a good scrubbing…
I’ll add I’ve only been once, but that was more than enough to disgust me.

Great food! One of the best general tso’s I’ve had. Very nice staff.

Excellet tasting food. Nice variety. No sushi available on the lunch buffet. About $ 7 per person. I have to agree with the previous post, the egg drop soup is delicious.