New Hong Kong King Buffet

If you’re using GPS, make sure to use «South Oxford Valley Road» and «Feasterville.»
Let’s start with the positive. Quick. Relatively clean. Quirky red and green neon over the buffet area. Staff is nice enough. The place does seem to welcome people of all ages (toddler to elder) and creed.
That having been said, I would call this buffet chinese, only in the very loose sense of the word.
About half the buffet is american food– salad bar, fried foods like french fries, chicken wings, desert bar — apple turnover.
We came here for the chinese food. Everyone seemed to love the Alaskan crab legs and drawn butter (chinese butter, sounds wrong). Otherwise, standard fare like broccoli and chicken or stir fried green beans were soy laden and over cooked.
After circling the buffet multiple times, scored three pork dumplings which were pretty tasty (salty and fatty, in a good if unhealthy way). That was dinner.
Such a quick meal, the waitress says. That was sweet of her.
We skipped the fortune cookies.

What do you do you have lots of picky people who are hungry for different things? How about a Chinese Buffet. Granted most of these places are more miss than hit, but this hole-​in-​the-​wall turned out to be actually decent. Not only could you eat the standard fare, but could order anything customized from the kitchen, which with a 3 year old picky eater was music to my ears. Decent prices + decent food = happy family.