China Buffet

I love this buffet, I don’t always let myself have carbs, but when I do I love to stop here. The staff has always been friendly and the food has always been great. I especially love the fried squash and potatoes. The rest is great, but I could fill my plate with those two items and be a happy camper. My daughter, who is super picky, eat all of their vegetables and meats. And my partner, who is picky as well, will even eat the vegetables (she doesn’t eat vegetables 99% of the time). If you think you’re walking into China and getting authentic food, then you’re a moron. They cater to Americans tastes, because if they served you traditional foods then you wouldn’t try half of it. It’s fantastic for what it is. Love it.

‘Merica Chinese & Seafood buffet…
Enough of a selection for me to find a few things to like, but the majority is bland by my city/​yelp standards. Thank god for chili sauce (on salad bar) & hot mustard (in a standard squeeze bottle next to appetizers)… add hard ice cream & with a one of the desserts & it is A-​OK.
Seafood was mostly many different styles of shrimp. Stuffed & imitation crab is a few of the dishes. Baked & fried fish was other dishes. The surprise this visit was crawfish.
Salad Bar– The best thing was the chili sauce. This is a iceberg lettuce & canned fruit type of selection.
The ‘Merica Chinese– food is bland versions yet large selection. Knowing this, I just grab the ‘Merica things like «chicken on a stick» & try the «bacon wrapped ham».
The Asian selection has even lost the «sushi» & that is bad because no more Wasabi & not the loss of cooked fish &/​or veggie rolls. When I first went there they had chop sticks & now no longer offer that.
The family that runs the restaurant is nice & helpful. I just think they have gotten into a rut dealing with ‘Merica customers. I wish they would clean the place up. I wish they would cook some dishes with more spice, place the dishes together & label them as spicy.

Been here about 40 times over the last 5 years. This is a decent Chinese restaurant buffet. This is definately the best Chinese place in town, but that’s not saying much. The building is old and worn but functional. The food is pretty good, actually. Sometimes they do run out of certain buffet items and it takes a minute for them to prepare more, but I’ve never waited longer than 5 minutes. The variety is pretty typical of most basic Chinese buffets, and contrary to another reviewer’s experience, I don’t find too many American items. It is mostly Chinese. They will actually cook you a special item on request if it’s not on the buffet. The waitstaff is decent. The pricing is fine to me.
While I think this restaurant is just so-​so, my wife thinks it’s great. I think she just likes those basic, nothing special items in general so that’s why.

I’ve eatin here a handfull of times and every time i was never impressed. The service was always lacking, the food was always in small amounts (buffet so normally you have to wait to get a decent amount of the food you want,) The price was rediculous for food this bad. Normally you’ll drop around 9 bucks for your dinner with a soda and you’ll leave hungry or you won’t be full for long. They also have a limited selection and half the buffet is non chinese food like pizza, wings etc and it all sucks.