Hong Kong Buffet

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Came by today, 5÷18÷15 @2:00pm
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I kind of used to like this place even though the staff were a little grumpy. And the quality of the food got worse as the years went by. Too Bad…

Their food was good but it has not been very busy at lunch time for a while now. Today I found that they have closed. Sorry to see them go…

Please take this out. This place is closed. We spent 20 minutes long looking for it.

This was the first buffet I ate at when I first moved here in 2011. Selection is small but decent. It has the food I care about. Service is pleasant. The set back is the space. It is small but thankfully, it doesn’t get crowded the times I’ve visited. I’m tempted to visit again just for nostalgia. There is another buffet that is arguably better about a mile away.

Okay I have to admit that Chinese food is my all-​time fave guilty pleasure, and sometimes you just HAVE to hit up a Chinese buffet (only a clean one and of course good one!) or you sometimes just HAVE to order some Chinese takeout and chill at home.
That being said… this place is SO good! The food was very fresh, full flavored, and spot on! Some of the absolute best egg drop soup and hot and sour soup I’ve ever had! I also love the pork with garlic sauce and the various veggie dishes and chicken with broccoli. I don’t really eat egg rolls, but man oh man, they were killa!!!
The décor and ambiance were nothing fancy, but the restaurant was VERY clean and that is REALLY hard to find sometimes, as far as Chinese buffets go. The service is also always good and pleasant.
When you just need to indulge and grub out, this place is my go-​to! I don’t go very often, but when I do, it is GRRRRREAT! (I think Tony the Tiger was a real inspiration for me as a kid, LOL!!)

I’ve been there twice now and fed a family of 6 for $ 40. Not to bad for an all you can eat buffet. The food is average quality and there is a nice selection for the lunch buffet. I recomend this place for a good cheap lunch.
The staff is a little bit grumpy, but they keep the drinks full and take away the dirty plates before they pile up, so I guess you can’t expect everyone to love their job all the time.

I came here because I thought it was going to be good because of the reviews I read here. It was awful! There was no fish tank or fish pond when you enter the restaurant and I know all good chinese restaurants have these on display. It ads to the atmostphere but this place didn’t have anything that was Chinese to add or create any authenticity to the place. I didn’;t even like the music which I don’t feel the peaceful calm of the ding dongs sounds chinese restaurant usually have. I think it might have been more like Chinese rock, if there is such a thing. Not pleasant.
Now! There is only 2 buffet lines. A total of 46 square and small buffet trays of foods. This includes everything from whatever appetizers to desserts. That is for a very small amount for a chinese buffet. Thereau is no sushi bar or suhi anywhere. The whole restaurant had only two people there as customers. Me and my friends. There was only one worker to take care of the customers. This shows how empty and small this restaurant is. It seem nobody likes coming here.
The food itself was bad! The chicken was tough to eat. I don’t know what was in those eggrolls, or anything that had any mystery meat inside. That was weird! I don’t believe any of their food is actually fresh food. It looks, tastes, not of good quality and not like they prepared the food. maybe the food was leftovers? It was not good or fresh! There is only two type of ice cream: choclate and vanilla. You cannot go get it however. The one who serves you gets it for you after you give them a bowl from the buffet line.
The price however is not bad as it costs under 7 dollars!

The food was good, we went for dinner and the crab was great. Also the coconut’s shrimp was great. There is no too much variety of beef, it’s just chicken.
The only thing was the manager who was so serious and mad. I was afraid of standing up she was like following everyone with her look!!! LOL
There were absolutely NO music, no sounds… you just have to eat and after it go away!
If we we weren’t so hungry we wouldn’t stay there! I’m gonna return only if I starve!

(I am comparing to other Chinese buffets in the area.)
This is my favorite. Unbelievably good. Not at all what we often see in Asian buffets, which sometimes seem to rely on pure volume of food to satisfy the customers. The owner/​chef must take great pride in preparing and serving good-​tasting food.
The seafood dishes are wonderful, very tasty, even the fake crab meat dishes have a delicious sauce. The General Tso’s Chicken has a nice sauce but is still crunchy. I’ve noted the staff frequently replaces trays of food with fresh-​cooked, though there is still food in the old trays.
Try the sesame coated bean sauce pastry for dessert. I’m hooked on these.
The noise level is always low when I’ve been there, even when full. It is a little smaller than many buffets, and there is just not as much clamor. The service has always been prompt, when providing drink refills or getting the check. For $ 8 lunch including soda, it is a great value.
I really hope these folks do well for a long time. I like to frequent restaurants that put in the time, thought, and effort to do it right.

Not much a buffet! Selections are limited, and there isn’t any good dishes … very disappointed! Just don’t go!

Clean dishes hallelujah! The food selection is pretty good and the turnover rate is pretty fast so things don’t seem to sit around for too long. The price is right for the quality and the shrimp doesn’t taste like a mouth full of sea water in a boot, this is a good sign.
I’ll definitely go back after I recover from the inevitable over gorging that happens every time I go to a buffet. Oh moo.

It’s great! I am in love with their hot Krab dish. Sooooo good. Everything is worth going back for seconds. The only thing that’s kind of «meh» is the California rolls, but that’s because it isn’t a sushi place. I love the coconut macaroons and the soft serve ice cream, and you can also get crab legs for a few dollars extra. Delicious!

Food wasn’t that good… They had really old fried chicken and some food items looked like they were there for a while. Service was good, but that’s about it.

When I first went to China Buffet I was fooled with the size of the place. Whether it is on purpose or not, the mirrored walls make it seem like the buffet goes on for days. While unfortunately this is not the case, they do offer a large amount of chinese food to satisfy the hungriest guest.
For about $ 8 you can help yourself to the buffet which features the common items you would expect at a chinese buffet, including General Tso’s, Bourbon Chicken and Kung Pao, as well as egg rolls, fried rice, and lo mein. This is definitely a great deal, and they have some tasty items, but I am somewhat hesitant at eating at these buffet-​style restaurants. It seems clean enough, but I am still a bit tentative. If that doesn’t bother you, then I would definitely recommend Hong Kong Buffet, just don’t expect to see anything too authentic to actual chinese cuisine.