Super Buffet World

Food was warm at best. Only thing I enjoyed was the stuffed mushrooms. Paid $ 7.33 for lunch, so I guess I got what I paid for.

As there are 2 Chinese buffets with similar names… this one and the other one across the river in Wilkes Barre I find it interesting that this place has a lower rating.
Well I have now eaten at both and I find this ONE far better. It has a Hibachi grill. that right there clinches it for me. I like to pick my own ingredients and have it prepared fresh to my liking. Usually when I visit a buffet like this there is always a line for the Hibachi Grill but not at this place… guess different crowd… well good for me I didn’t have to wait.
The rest of the food selection was good too… would have liked to see a few more raw vegetables for the salad bar and better sushi but overall it was to my liking… will certainly eat here again. In regards to price… this one is a bit more expensive but the better food selection makes up for it in my eyes…

Food was kinda cold. Good selection of food though and the waitress did refill the soda pretty quick. Has habachi to make which is included just give a tip. That was a plus.

Gross cold food. I highly recommend the Star Asia in Pittston! This place is a huge disappointment!

My fat roommate who wears the robe and I recently took an afternoon trip to the Super Buffet World.
With a name like Super Buffet world, it’s already piled hype upon hype onto itself, which is never a good idea when you’re literally only capable of offering a mediocre dining experience.
No one’s going to name their restaurant Mediocre Buffet world, because there’s a problem with adverbs and adjectives and the way we describe things all throughout the English language.
English: Now with the Innate ability to trick you into dining under false pretenses.
Let’s face facts, we dine at Buffets to feel better about ourselves. You know you’re not going to be the biggest slob in there, that’s the dude that’s dining next to you — alone — wearing a Punisher T-​Shirt and piling five pounds of Hibachi Beef on his plate, trying desperately in a strange way to punish himself.
Here’s an idea for Marvel Comics:
After years of hunting down the Mafia to avenge his family’s death — The Punisher finally rides into Edwardsville, PA — and is called toward the Super Buffet World’s bright neon sign like a moth toward it’s own fickle destiny. The Punisher enters, he is standing in a group of Union Guys and Construction Workers whose only plan is to scour the Buffet for meat — leaving onions pieces and peppers for everyone else — because they worked hard today, and they’re carnivores.
The Punisher passes a Jabba The Hutt type character talking to an aging bald man about comics, happily leaving their basements for a little air.
The Punisher finally sits down, he orders the most extreme drink on the menu — a Mountain Dew in the case of Super Buffet World — he doesn’t wait for the drink to arrive, he moves quickly to the Buffet piling his plate high, and quickly returning to the table to devour it.
The Punisher eats his food — luke-​warm at best. The Jell-​O squares taking in the odors of the pepper chicken and peanut chicken and every other kind of chicken in every other kind of generic sauce.
This makes a strange kind of sense to the Punisher, because he is finally aware that if he hadn’t gotten messed up with the Mafia, if he had been a stand up guy, if he had been home that night — his family might still be alive, he wouldn’t have to be a vigilante, eating alone at Super Buffet World.
One more bite, he thinks, this is punishment for all the sins he’s ever committed.
He takes that bite, the waitress brings the check and the stale fortune cookie — he gets up and pays his bill, ten dollars. Not a bad price, but oh yeah the food was awful — and upon his trip to the bathroom he found it riddled with graffiti — as though he was relieving himself on a side street in Philadelphia.
I had the Punisher’s experience, and so will you.
Mediocre Buffet, indeed.

I’m not a huge fan of Chinese buffets to begin with, but this one isn’t as bad as others. It’s always clean, staff is friendly and very attentive. The buffet selection is average as it has your standard Chinese dishes, a few American entrees (pizza, stuffed shells, etc), and the usual crab legs and sushi bar. The selections never change though. My husband and son love this place and so the repetitive menu can get quite boring. And one tip… If you are looking to go for the crab legs, get there before 7. Otherwise it’s like pulling teeth for them to refill it.