Dragon Buffet

The only fit people in thisrestaurant are the actual chinese employees. Restaurant is full with overweight people looking for more food for less. Unfortunately they bring their kids as well to treat them with the awfully tasted food. We all live in a fee country and ultimately making decisions.

Eat here every few weeks. Buffet is very complete with something for everyone. With a group of nine tonight including two children. Staff is usually very attentive and available.
Sushi bar is excellent with standards alway available and special orders prepared at no additional cost. Tip jar for the chef nearby.
Buffet table are extensive and kept filled. There is a salad bar, and desserts available also. Food is kept hot and cleanliness above average for Chinese buffet.

Whenever I’m in town I make sure to stop by here. The buffet style food is good and plentiful, frequently topped off. Dress is very casual. Sushi is always available and for the little money you spend to eat there, it is very good. Food styles range from Sushi, Mongolian, Chinese and American. A great deal for the money at about $ 9 per person. The staff is always courteous and friendly.
The soft serve ice cream does have a little too much ice in it to be really good.

Not good at all… didn’t even finish my takeout, which if you know anything about me, has never happened before.
Not sure what was going on. The sauce was all filmy and yucky and… I need to go use the toilet. Like RIGHT NOW.
Edit: and I’m back. I suggest you go somewhere else.

Excellant selection, with fresh sushi, along with a fix your own stir fry. Very clean and friendly service. Highly recommend!

WOWZERS! We stopped here randomly while driving coast-​to-​coast and I honestly didn’t expect anything like this.
Keep in mind, Sturgis is a pretty typical 10,000-ish podunk midwestern town. Not that I’m bashing podunk midwestern towns or anything, they serve their purpose, but they usually don’t have… anything like this.
It’s a Chinese-​Japanese buffet. While the Chinese side of things is slightly above average, with most of the standards as well as mussels and frog legs, Chinese buffets are still not out of the ordinary. Keep reading.
They have sushi chefs that will make sushi to order. They have a few rolls set out, but if you just want nigiri, tell them which kinds and they’ll bring them out to you. They have all the standards (i.e. tako, ika, tobiko, sake, saba… no oo-​toro or mirugai but what can you expect?) and the sushi tastes fresh, too! It’s much better than supermarket sushi. The best part is – it’s all included in the buffet, $ 6.59 for lunch and $ 8.99 for dinner (at least last time I was there.) Be sure to tip them well!
We made sure to stop by here each time we drove cross-​country. The sushi chefs remembered us and made us something called an orange roll — it was an orange with the inside scooped out and diced, along with maguro and tobiko with Japanese mayonnaise on top. A work of art. Too bad our camera died the day before! :(