Buffet China

When my friends and family want to eat Chinese food, we automatically go to Buffet China. The food is always delicious, and on the weekends they have a Pepper Shrimp that is to die for. The buffet itself is top notch; everything I’ve tried is excellent and they keep it full. The service is generally very good as well, drinks are almost always filled quickly. If you like sushi, this isn’t the greatest, but it’s good for what you pay. Sometimes they just don’t make enough of it however. Lots of desserts too, but I never have room for those!

Food was good, price ok… But…
We was given used napkins, there was writing on one of them.
GROSS!
0 STARS!

Food very tasty prices just right lunch buffet for different kinds of food. People friendly servers are very on it

Ok k for the buffet but the grill is really good. They check on you plenty. Drinks are kept filled and the wait staff is friendly.

Very good fresh food great selection hard ice cream for dessert which was really good. the service was really wonderful to and you can’t beat the price. So glad that we stopped at this place passing through to Nashville. I would highly recommend it if you like Chinese food and if you’re like me and are kind of picky about the buffets you go to.

Ok giving the 5 star. Stopped by today. Been about six months since last visit. Still awesome as ever

I always have a great meal when I go in. Lunch buffet is where it’s at! It’s under $ 7! Drinks never go dry. I’m not as fond of the current wait staff as I was the old though, they’re not as friendly. Not that they aren’t nice or friendly.

They got rid of the mongolian BBQ. Wtf. It was the main reason I always wanted to go there!

We come to Buffet China at least once a month, sometimes more. Today must have been a bad day for the cook. I say that because I saw a few dishes that were burned. The noodles I usually get were not good, a little scorched and oily looking. The green beans were shriveled. The shrimp dish had tons of pepper on it, so unnecessary. Most of the dishes were not even hot. The cook who does the personal cooking on the special grill would not even talk when you talked to him. This is not typical. Something was amiss. We will go back and hope things improve. The waitstaff were their usual sweet selves.

If this was in Indy, it would be 3 stars: typical Chinese buffet.
But it’s not in Indy… it’s in Seymour. Seymour is a desert, barren of all non-​chain restaurants. Essentially, you can eat at Applebee’s, or Applebee’s with a western theme, or Applebee’s with a southwest theme, or Cracker Barrel. Or fast food. On a recommendation from a resident (who is similarly disappointed in the restaurant offerings of his city), we came here. The buffet was large with lots of choices. There is a big fish tank inside the front door with comets, koi, an arowana (what?) and what appeared to be big orange cichlids. But midas cichlids coexisting peacefully with goldfish? They must be something else.
There were Oreos! And gummi fruit slices (like big gum drops)! Even some little California rolls over by the salad and pudding. I essentially tried one piece of about half the items. They were all good. There’s a raw area where you can create a stir-​fry to be cooked on the Mongolian grill (I made a tiny one with beef and lo mein noodles). I especially liked the thin-​sliced pork that was red colored and kind of sweet flavored and the chicken with broccoli. The crab rangoon had lots of crab in it, and was quite tasty. I went up for a second piece of that. The total with tax was $ 9.26. All 4 of us enjoyed our meal, and agreed that for less than $ 10 we couldn’t have done any better anywhere else in town.
The décor is cute too. The servers wear little Chinese silk tops and there are teapots and other «Chinese things» on display throughout. From the road, look for the Tumbleweed and Little Cesar’s…it’s behind those.