Hong Kong Buffet

We were passing thru on vacation and stopped here for dinner. I was pleasantly surprised with it. I found lots of items I liked on the buffet. The service was slow. I was without anything to drink for a long time before I finally got a refill. Also the buffet was still very busy with customers and they began slinging water on the floor over the entire floor where the buffet tables are and mopped the floor. Everyone had to be careful when they got food because the floor was wet and slippery. But the food was good and the price was resonable.

Really good buffet that doesn’t stand out too much. The buffet is super cheap and the service was polite. Everything there had a very homemade aspect which is so much better than the usual frozen options. I could not get enough of the hot&sour soup, would get a gallon to go if I could! They have a ton of varieties of chicken, would like to see them have more of the staple dishes (cheese wontons, sesame chicken, tofu fried rice) but we can’t complain too much because they do have enough options.

Went there for the buffet for dinner. The service was polite, and the food was good. The cook from the back came out and checked on the dishes, making sure everything looked good and that there was nothing running low. Had a good variety, satisfied my need to try a little of everything. A meal for two including drinks rang up to $ 21. We left there happy and glad we didn’t pay $ 14 a piece for the buffet down the road. Would recommend.

When I get a yen for fast and cheap chinese food I usually stop off at the Hong Kong Buffet. Great variety of dishes and the staff is always nice. It’s a solid three star buffet place. It’s also clean and not overly crowded. If you’re not big on kids in restaurants, though, you might want to pass on this place. There are usually a lot of families eating here.

Little variety and not super fresh, but what food there was was very good. Bathrooms were not very clean and service was poor. Silverware was in a pile on the table and not at places and our group of 7 was not allowed to push tables together so had to sit apart.

Always a nice alternative from burgers and pizza. Every time my family goes, the food is fresh and delicious. The lo-​mein is good, my personal favorite is the coconut chicken. We will go there again and again.

Yuck! Never eating there again!!! Grossest food I ever had! First off we had a family of 8 including 3 children and we asked for 2 tables pushed together so that we could all eat together– NO! They couldn’t do that, must of been to much work. We ate at 2 separate tables– not even side by side to each other. The food was not good at all– they had 3 dishes that were broccoli and chicken– 3! The egg drop soup was bottom of the barrel and the worst I ever had. The sushi was not even edible, I think it has been out for a week and it was a dark brown color. The only thing that I enjoyed was the chicken on a stick. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone– Don’t go there, it is a waste of your time, money and guts!!!

Close to home, never a wait, all the standard Chinese food fare. I go here here when I want Chinese food, and I’m not in the mood to drive anywhere far.
Food is always good here– never a bad meal. Sometimes they don’t refill the buffet quick enough, but that’s no big deal. Dependable when I want Chinese quick. They do takeout, but what’s the point? Sit and take it easy, no dishes to do.
General Tso’s chicken is the fave. Enough vegetable selection, too, so you think you’re eating right. Only criticism is too much chicken– coconut, fried, lemon, Tso’s, in broccoli, with cashews… That’s why it’s 4 stars. Need some variety to bump that up.
Service is good– they get drinks, take your old plates, all that with good timing and a smile. (And if you didn’t know, you SHOULD leave a tip! Dinner is like $ 10 anyway, so don’t be a cheapskate).
Here’s the quirky stuff:
1. No alcohol (get over it if this is a big deal to you)
2. For some reason, it’s always hot in there. Not unbearable– actually, awesome in the winter– makes the windows sweat.
3. Casual only– warning: you will see people in their pajamas here…

Pretty bad food but it’s cheap. Major flaw: they don’t know what sriracha sauce is… I think this was my first time eating chinese food without hot sauce.

I’m here at least once every other week, I’m never disappointed by the selection or quality of the food. The staff make sure to keep your drink full and if it isn’t terribly busy they are pretty quick to pick up your finished plates.

I thought this place was pretty good, but not great. The Vegetable Lo Mein was fantastic, but my other favorite to get — General Tsos, wasn’t the best.
I’ve definitely had better, but this was still pretty good. I’d like to see them have a wider selection, but all in all it’s a pretty good place that’s not that expensive.

This is a very tasty buffet! And it’s comveniently located. I often stop by Big Lots before going to the buffet. Yes — before! You’ll be too full to go afterwards!
The service is friendly. My drink is always promptly refilled. And they serve Mountain Dew and Sierra Mist too. Most places just serve Pepsi or Coke. My usually drink here is a Diet Pepsi, by the way.
It’s an all you can eat buffet, so you can take as many plates as you want. And the plates are clean. They don’t even have any water-​stains. Usually when I go to a buffet, the food is all picked over. But at the Hong Kong Buffet, the food is always refilled.

King Kong!
I cant say enough about Hong Kong Buffet. Not only do they have alot of food, but chopsticks! It would be nice if they had some more American food like spagetti and tacos and than it would be more like a real buffet. It would be nice to if the people working their spoke more American. I cant understand them! Egg rolls — YUM!
Pro: You can take as manny plates as you want!
Con: Too much chinese food (what kind of ribs ARE those?)
PS — They say on their menu and in the paper that they’re oprn untill 11 on Saturday nite, but they don’t have food after 9:45. True story.