New China Buffett

Solid Chinese buffet with a lot of selections and very few stand-​outs. Exception — the egg tart. It’s truly yummy, and I’ve only had anything like it at New China. It is tuly worth coming back for, but the rest of the food is perfectly standard. It’ll satisfy a Chinese food craving and everything is reliably fresh, which is pretty much the best you can hope for with a buffet. Still, it’s nothing worth getting super excited about, and the dinner price ($ 10.93 after tax) is pretty steep for those of us who aren’t capable of shoveling three or four platefuls down the hatch.
Like most buffets, this one is probably going to leave you wondering why the heck you just DID that to yourself. The service is prompt and friendly and the place is kept very clean, but I did have to take a star off for atmosphere because the fact that they have contemporary Christian music playing on the radio is just weird!