New Century Chinese Buffet

Very average Chinese buffet for about $ 10 a person. The egg rolls were good, but everything else I had was just ok or bad. The pork wontons were nasty as were the fried chicken wings (undercooked and BLOODY…*blech*…) even the fried rice was bad. I didn’t think it was possible for a Chinese restaurant to screw up rice. But I think the most disturbing thing though was when the waitress asked if people needed more to drink. Instead of bringing a pitcher to the table, she would grab glasses from a table and add them to the arm load of other glasses she already had from other tables. There was no rhyme or reason to her method so who knows whose glass you ended up with when she came back. Needless to say, I forewent getting more to drink.

The building looks kind of sketchy from the outside but despite being old, it was clean. The food is alright, one of the better places for Chinese in Enterprise but it’s definitely not the best I’ve ever had. Still, it’s worth checking out. The wait staff is friendly and the prices are very fair.

This place looks awful on the outside, but the food is great and the wait staff works hard as well. Great for lunch

Excellent

The food is bland for the most part and very little is put out on the buffet. They have many selections just a little of each. Most buffets I’ve been to keep their food warm some of the items were not when I sat down to eat.

This place is o.k. I’m not a chinese aficionado. But as far as buffets go… It’s passable for takeout when you r picking up kids from tae kwon do.

I have definitely experienced much better buffets than this place. When my family and I walked in to the restaurant on a Friday evening and we were the only ones there, we should have turned around and left. I’m from the D.C. Metro area so if there’s a good chinese buffet, I’ve been to it. There was hardly any selections of food. Apparently on their sign they said they have Hibachi… there was no Hibachi.
The fried rice was really dry and their coconut shrimp was super oily. They do not have any type of chili oil, chili sate, siracha, or hot sauce, what kind of chinese restaurant doesn’t have chili oil? Their food was slightly warm and mediocre at best.
I’ll keep searching.

When we first moved to Enterprise we tried a chinese place and were horrified. It took 9 months but we found the courage to try again, going off the recommendation of a friend who said this place was great. Once we walked into Morgan Square Mall and were hit with the stench of cigarette smoke we should have turned around.
Now, as everything else in lower Alabama, this is a buffet (we didn’t know, said friend just told us where it was and that it was chinese) so the staff seated us and took our drink orders. After seeing all that semi-​warm chinese food (and pizza!) we should have taken our second chance to ditch out but we were meeting friends and thought we’d give it a try.
When you’re starving, any chinese food will do. So in that regard it was fine. It was all edible, even though I was weirded out by the pizza and garlic bread, and they had most of the normal chinese dishes one would expect. There is even dessert (as in any good buffet, right?) and I’d say the best part was the ice cream.
We would have written it off as just an okay dinner and moved on, but our bill came back to almost $ 50 for 4 people. I guess we figured ‘cheap’ chinese buffet since the price wasn’t posted anywhere and we were wrong.
That night we all felt a little off, speaking for myself I definitely had an upset stomach.
Add it all up, and it’s not a place I would ever go back to –or recommend to anyone– but we all lived.