Hong Kong City Buffet

Pretty good restaurant
They have a great selection and everything looked fresh. I recommend it!

The food is usually very good (bad chili oil killed it today).
But, the incessant, blaring television is like one of the forms of torture that the U.S. military uses on Guantanamo prisoners. No one else notice because they were shouting into their cell phones. It’s not worth it unless you really want a low price on a large buffet…$ 10 including tea.

Meh, it’s a Chinese buffet. Now a days 90% of them taste the same.
Have you ever noticed how slick they look when they first open but quickly look worn out with piles of to-​go cartons, fork and spoon bundles stored everywhere. This location matches the physical description exactly.
The food is OK.
I think there is a Chinese Buffet school that all owners go to.
Rule 1– have a minimum of ¹⁄₃ of the buffet. with Mexican food.
Rule 2– the chicken dishes will be either soaking in sauce or dried out.
Rule 3– you must have 1 of 2 types of macaroni salad.
Rule 4– there maybe an unknown organism in the soft serve machine which looks like it has spent the day at the local day care center.
Rule 5– greeter and wait staff must be Asian.
Rule 6– Bussers and kitchen staff must be Hispanic.
Do I eat here? Yea because it is the only one close to my house,

Been here plenty of times. typical buffet on the SW side. Some of the food selections are a hit some are a miss. The times I have been there, the place has been clean and no mess on the floor. Good food, Good value

I went there today1230. last time I was there a few years ago
it was truly horrible, so I thought give it a second chance today.
big mistake. the food has only gotten worse.
I, m not hard to please, but do yourself a favor and do not eat there.

Not bad for the price point but there are better choices. The beef and broccoli was good, and so were the crystal noodles. The hot and sour soup was overly spicy. Overall, the food was just average. The service was good and our server was attentive. The bathrooms were super clean.

Surprisingly this buffet is pretty good. The shopping strip where it’s located may look a bit rough, but the inside is pretty clean.
The food taste good an the tables are well attended.
For $ 8.30 they have a great selection.

I’m not big on buffets but this is one of my favorite Chinese buffets in Houston. The guy is that are in charge are two brothers and they’re always they’re at the front making sure that customers are taken care of. Most of the time I do take out and since this is a buffet I pack the box to the top, which they don’t mind as long as you can close the top. They have a good variety of your traditional American Chinese buffet food including sesame chicken, orange chicken, chicken on a stick etc. Additionally as I understand for dinner they have seafood items that I’m not usually available for lunch. They keep the catering conveyor going on time for the most part even when its busy. If you decide to dine in its all you can eat. I do recommend a to go box as well as occasional dine in.

Pretty average buffet. Dinner with drink and tax was $ 11.46 which is low but nothing here makes me want to come back. Buffet selection was good but I really didn’t eat anything that made me think ‘that was good’.

I don’t know and don’t care what anyone else says: I LOVE this place! The ambiance is lovely, the place is clean and the food is always fresh when I am there. The cousins who work the register are courteous and respectful and the wait staff is nice. The sweet is OMG! I downed like six glasses of this ambrosia before I could stop. Love it! I’m a fan for life. Best in the SW of Houston!!!

YOU SUCK!!! Your fried rice has battery acid in it. What animal are we eating here? Just the worst food ever! Huge fried shrimp… where is the shrimp??? Over breading on everything. Waste of money!

So this place doesn’t exist… it’s Hong Kong City II Buffet… perhaps this was an old name for the place.

Eh… I’ve had better, yet I’ve had worst. Buffet was a good size offering quite a bit. Not just Chinese style foods. Mexican foods were thrown in there too. Chinese-​mexican cuisine! Fusion restaurant here baby! Being in the Sharpstown area got to cater to the masses, a little bit of this and little bit of that.
The food was salty and oily and some of it didn’t looked cooked… and I am not talking about the raw sushi they try and pass off as sushi. I never touch that stuff. I got the usual staples at a chinese buffet. I am probably going to feel it later. I feel a slight deadening of my arteries here folks. It needed more… Actually it needs less salt, the food will never spoil cause it was dredged in salt. All in all I will not be returning and I am glad I got this itch to eat here cause I am a chinese buffet explorer, a connoisseur, in you will. My pain is your gain… And this place put me one more inch towards the grave.