New China Buffet

Our family is on vacation. This was a great spot. Paid $ 9 a person. Huge savings in this area. Lots of choices, plenty of seating. Welcoming to kids. Food fresh and satisfactory.

So much food! So many choices! Italian, Japanese, Chinese… All of very good quality and flavor. How can you go wrong with all-​you-​can-​eat seafood? Great sushi too! A must try… :-)

I went here right after attending an exibit next door to the restaurant. My sister and daughter went as well. My expectations in a buffet are not set real high considering I am aware the food is kept hot and not so fresh. But! It was a horrid experience. It was the beginning of dinner service so I expected that the food shouldnt have been sitting very long. But it tasted like it had been there not just all day, but several days. Starting with the salad, I took a few bites and noticed that the ranch dressing was very glossy looking, so I moved onto something else, the noodles and rice and most everything else was greasy and overcooked. The one thing that I did enjoy was the mongolian bar. I personally wouldnt reccomend this place to anyone. ²⁄₅

Cheap lunch and decent food. Not spectacular but not going to make you sick either. I like this location the staff is pretty friendly. It is clean and the sushi is good. There is a big enough variety in the hot foods. The desserts are similar to the most chinese buffets nothing stands out. I do like the fresh fruits as they have mango when its in season.

I am usually very generous and honest when give reviews, and this one is just really terrible. The place looks dirty, my friend and I had hotpot in this restaurant in December 2012. The food came up really slow and not fresh. they put 15% tips upright even there are only two of us and we barely get any service any way. The staff was rude when asked about the tips. I don’t recommend it to anyone.

Okay everyone, you know the adage, «If you’ve been to one, you’ve been to them all.» So, reviews of chinese buffets falls into 4 categories for me: cleanliness, service, variety and sushi.
— The place was clean and I didn’t feel like I needed to carry raid. That’s always a plus.
— The waiter was on the ball. Though, he was a Mexican waiter in his late 30’s. It’s not what I’m used to. But, no matter. That’s just an observation.
— It has the typical foods you’ve come to expect at a Chinese buffet. Everything was well-​prepared and wasn’t dry. It was often and quickly replaced.
— The sushi was the high point for me. Let’s face it, any all-​you-​can-​eat sushi bar is far below par. That’s just the nature of the beast. however (comma) I was pleasantly surprised of the variety of sushi and the quality. It was just a few steps below a regular sushi bar and a few leaps ahead of the typical Chinese buffet sushi bar. I was so impressed, I posted pics.
I will return simply for the sushi and to try their warm crab legs. They offer it at dinner by adding it to your buffet (½ lbs, full lbs, etc).

This place is a kind of hit or miss. Sometimes when I have gone; The food has been fantastic. And other times, it looked old and dried out. And the prices are a bit high on the weekends.
For the most part, it is a decent place to eat if you want some decent Chinese. Although, I would recommend going somewhere else if you are in the mood for sushi. They have the worst sushi I have ever had.

Big buffet with tons of selections! I’m a HUGE seafood lover so the Oysters and crawfish were my main reasons to go. Both were fresh and juicy! Their grilled fish were on point! Dim sum was pretty good as well.
Can’t forget about dessert. They have 6 huge tubs of ice cream to choose from.

Not very good food, and a little over priced. The only good thing about this place might be the service.

I come here weekly. Best Chinese buffet in Orlando in terms of food, evidenced by the many senior Asians eating here. The only issue are the old décor and dark dining room, but service is excellent, very customer-​friendly. Not a lot of people know this place. It’s a hidden gem.

Good place for quick lunch if you can’t decide what to eat. This buffet has sushi, dim sum (shiu mai, egg tarts, chicken feet, lotus leaf rice, turnip cake, etc), congee, soy milk, and clams along with the typical Chinese buffet items.