Tong Fu Chinese Buffet

The food here is flavorless and bland not to mention cold. On top of that they add on 15% gratuity without letting you know. When I questioned this they got nasty and threatened to call the police. I would definitely not recommend this place to anyone.

This food was awful. My entire family could barely eat anything. The food was cold and unappetizing. In fact, most of the food was tasteless! And it was $ 15 for adults and $ 9.75 for children under a certain height. Dishes were dirty and food was disgusting. By far the WORST chinese food I have ever eaten. When the waitress took away plates full of food, you would think they would have asked if something was wrong.

Sorry folks, but I gotta say, this place is great. The staff is super nice. The food is consistently great. The only Chinese buffet I know which serves things like squid and baby octopuses. They also have regular stuff, like chicken and broccoli, sesame chicken, dumplings, etc. Sometimes they have crab legs, which are OK. Also they serve hispanic food like plantains and stuff.
Its a guilty pleasure. I definitely make a point of going there if I’m in the Riverhead/​CR58 area.
Deduct 1 star because the ice cream sucks. Its like milky flavored frozen water.

I love this place. Great foods, dessert, soups, and always greater by a very friendly and hospitable staff. Prices are reasonable and service is great. I highly recommend stopping in on your way to or from Riverhead.

Went here for the first time tonight. All the «clean» plates were filthy, like actual pieces of food stuck to them. The whole time we were there they never switched or replaced any of the dishes, just mixed them around. The seaweed on the sushi was disintegrating and the waitress shoved the check in our face before we even got up for dessert.
Never again.

Standard typical Americanized Chinese buffet with some traditonal-​ish stuff. I stopped by here for lunch to give it a try. The door was propped up with a bucket to keep it open (perhaps to prevent slamming) which was odd. It actually seems a lot nicer on the inside when you first step in because it’s a bit larger than it looks like from the outside store front. You will find the register has a back drop of lots of traditional Chinese clothing and children’s wear and other Chinatown touristy trinkets.
After surveying the buffet I tried several of the Americanized dishes. They were fine, but nothing to write home about. The fried dumpling I tried were sad because they were dried out and pretty inedible. The hot and sour soup was originally tasteless but after adding vinegar to it it was a bit tasty. I did like the wonton soup broth and put the larger pork dumplings into it. That was my highlight of the food there, and if the soup is the highlight… well. ahem — moving on. …
There were plenty of seafood options including cold shrimp, mussels, and a very small selection of sushi. It did have standard salad options and a few canned fruit options as well.
If you’re in the mood for a lot of hot soup go here. Otherise, there are lots of other options in the area.

A whole day of drinking and driving and my fault for diverting the group to a goat cheese farm that I had up my sleeve. The option was to sit in traffic or have dinner. Someone convinced the group to go here. When I walked in I knew this was not Camelot. Fried Wontons in gooy sauce was a big signal to tell you to run away. Someone called me a «Hitler» when I try to make food choices, but I kept quiet and went along. This is a typical American Chinese buffet place. Fried foods, chicken and broccoli, lo mein, hot and sour soup with too much corn starch. The atmosphere was kind of sad. You really have to make it up with lots of joyful conversation. I have to say this place is cheap (~$ 13 for dinner) and will get the job done while you wait for traffic to clear out.

I saw four and a half stars for this place (on yahoo reviews) and thought «oh I guess that’s good». It’s within walking distance of the hospital and my poor Mom is in there. She wanted Chinese. Now I realize it was only two reviews that were posted. I walked over and ordered Beef and Broccoli. It was inedible. It was that smashed thin type of fatty beef that you can’t even chew. It’s like trying to swallow a fat ball. We both spit it out. I bet they make their chicken that way too. I don’t like Chinese restaurants that do that. I took it back, the lady was nice and refunded my money. One of the boys who work there asked me if I’ve ever eaten there before (as if that would matter) and that that’s the way they make it there. Well, they can keep it. Nope, don’t do it. Skip this one.