King Buffet

Kind people. Good food. Cheap price.

Great place. Pretty good variety of items to choose from. It was still well stocked and clean despite the fact we saw a bus pulling out when we arrived on a Sunday afternoon. Can’t wait to go back. The woman at the front was super friendly and seemed to know everyone that came in. Which to a first timer means that repeat customers are a regular thing there!

We live right across from the King Buffett and every time we drive by we look at this beautiful painting on the outside of the building and say to our selfs: «If they put that much effort into the outside of the building, the inside must be even better! We gotta try this place!»
So we did, the other day for lunch. The inside is very nicely decorated and seemed to be very clean. As soon as you go inside you will get greeted by a very friendly women (not sure, but she might be the owner) and a waitress will lead you to your seats.
They have a lot of variety of different foods, seafood, Mongolian, obviously Asian food lol and also some American foods like pizza and mac’n cheese for the kids. The Buffett area was clean and all of the food we tried was nice and hot and very delicious! The price was very reasonable, for 2 Buffett and a soda we paid $ 16. I ordered water as a drink and it was not tap water which is always great lol Overall very nice place and we will be back for sure!

Probably the best Buffet I’ve ever had! The owner and her staff are amazing and make you feel so welcome! The food is always good/​hot/​fresh! I come here on my cheat days after a workout and eat myself into a coma and it is amazing every time! Price is awesome and they do have military discount I recommend to everyone and anyone who likes a good buffet

I love taking my family here. Sushi is very good as is the Mongolian grill. The manager Maggie is extremely friendly and makes everyone feel welcome. Highly recommend

This buffet is clean with good service. The food is usually fresh and the selection is varied. In a recent visit (11÷26÷14) the service was exceptional the server was great, there was one slight disappointment the food is usually extremely fresh and all the food on the buffet was, but when I went up to get Mongolian the vegetables appeared old so I chose not to have Mongolian grill.

The food here was great and the service was very friendly. If you want anything special, just ask and they’ll do their best to get it for you. I felt like they were like family how kind and friendly they were on my first visit. There is a medium amount of food to choose from but the food choices you have will surely please anyone. They have awesome chicken on a stick and they rice and lo mein was delicious that’s all I really like when I go to buffets like these. But believe me there are many more good food choices other than my favorites.
Enjoy!

My favorite Chinese Buffet restaurant. Great, friendly service and wonderful food. Particularly fond of the Fried Plantains, Peanut Chicken, and Fried Dumplings. Plus the servers are extra friendly and great with my 18 month old. I love this place.

Hot food!
Too many times, you walk into a place like this (for whatever reason) and are presented with lukewarm food. All the food was presented well and the buffet staff were making sure so.
Decent food, nice staff, and inexpensive! What can go wrong?

Not worth the $ 12 unless you like crabs.

This is a place you might go to if Olive Garden (next door) or Red Lobster (even closer) is full up. One day, the OG was mobbed, the carpet had been replaced at the Red Lobster and it smelled of adhesive. So we had to hold our lunch appointment at the King (Hobson’s Choice.) And you might like these Chinese buffet places that are proliferating around here. This one wasn’t bad. Not much of the better stuff, such as it is (shrimp dishes, let’s say), sushi was limited, but the food was clean and didn’t make me ill, which means you are WAY ahead most of the time eating out in this tiny state capitol. Plenty of sweet pudding-​like desserts. Casual, cheap, filling, brighly lit. In short, what a friend of mine calls «buffood» with an Asian twist.