Asian King Buffet

For a buffet under $ 9 including taxes this place is amazing. A lot of choices, including shrimp and chicken without breading, and even sushi! A few soups, good hot mustard, I’m good to go… been two days in a row. If I lived closer I’d probably be every week.

There are many people attending to you and the service is quick even when the place is packed. The food and service are consistently great. I often take my kids and their friends there. It ihas great selection to adults and kids alike and comfortable laid back setting.

PUBIC HAIR ON MY SHRIMP!!!
I wish I didn’t have to give this place even one star! I was there about 6 months ago, and had the longest, nastiest pubic hair on a piece of my shrimp. I pulled it off and set it on my napkin to show the woman who was working at the time. She came up and didn’t show any concern whatsoever. She didn’t offer me ANY discount or even a simple «i’m sorry».I told her that I refused to pay the full amount for the meal and she said «$ 3 off».lol.That place was a dump. An unsanitary joke. The most disgusting part was finding the hair at the end of the meal, after my 5 year old daughter had already eaten some of that nasty food. I strongly suggest going elsewhere!

I’m a fan. It’s $ 8.25 (before 3:00) per person, has a variety of food, and the servers are nice. The green tea ice cream is yummy. We don’t mind driving the 15 minute drive, as a matter of fact, we already have been back several times.

Worst Asian buffet ever. Sushi was rubbery. Food was blain and tasteless. Just not a good experience

For the money, this place is a good deal. friendly service, but not a great selection. However, no worries since you don’t pay that much. I take off one star because my stomach was pretty bad the entire night… running to the toilet. I know I cannot say it was 100% the chinese food, and everyone has different stomachs. Anyhow, this place is fine… probably won’t go back but i wish them well.

My family loves Chinese food and we thought it was great. The seseme chicken, Mongolian beef, wontons, fried rice, lo mein, pepper chicken, egg drop soup, and deserts were all fantastic. At time of this review, lunch price for adult was $ 7.95 and child was $ 4.75. Possibly the poorer reviews were people who usually visit very expensive places like PF Changs? It’s hard to beat this buffet.

OK for lunch. Definitely don’t come in for dinner. I like the fact they have beer wine, wonton soup and seaweed salad — not the Chinese kind just the green stuff from the store with bunch of food colorings. Mushroom is pretty good but not much vetetariian choices. Most of other stuff are fried.

Had lunch buffet with hot tea for $ 12 with tip. Service was typical for Asian buffet. Food was fresh and well displayed but lacked much flavor. The chile paste was so mild my oatmeal has more heat. Some veggies undercooked and some over cooked.
Overall pretty bland and overpriced.

This was your typical asian buffet. We really liked it. Good food, good variety, very friendly staff. Prices are decent as well.

$ 9.79 lunch with one soft drink ($ 1.50-ish). Not bad. ($ 9.79 included the drink)
Dim lighting like other reviews have said. Even with blinds open it was darkish inside. Back room for larger groups — no windows but lit with fluorescent office fixtures.
Food was okay. Nothing special. I’m beginning to think Denver can just not pull off a fresh hot buffet. Place opened at 11 — I was there 11:30 and some of the food was luke warm already. New stuff brought out from back was hot but there seems like there may be a problem with the steamers here.
Typical buffet fare — nothing stood out or was awful here.
Server was friendly, very attentive, and quick on the drink refills. Halfway down you will be prompted for a refill — which was a nice change of pace.
Food — 3 *
Service — 5 *
Atmosphere — 3 *
3+5+3 = ¹¹⁄₃ = 3.67 ( Unilocal generously rounds them up to a 4).
Lot parking — on Sundays there are a total of 16 spaces dedicated to the strip mall businesses with the rest devoted to the mega church next door.
Okay. Not worth a special trip back but not going to kill you either.

Meh, I didn’t really like it. Service was good, but the options were pretty narrow and the sauce had dehydrated into super gross syrupy junk.

Tried this place a couple times and wasn’t impressed either time. Doubt I’ll ever go back. The food is sub par but the staff is friendly.

This place is way up north (for me). The biggest realization is that the entire shopping center was converted into a mega church; with a little asian buffet next door. It’s cute, they have «no church parking» signs out front.
This place has dim lighting, or at least dimmer than what I would expect for an asian buffet. The food was average, which in this case isn’t bad. I think my dinner cost was less than $ 10 so «A-​OK» food is perfectly acceptable.
Would consider coming back if I ever make it back up to that area again.

Average Asian buffet. I think they should have more variety, and they need to keep their soups hotter.