Buffet Palace

One of the best buffet in Tulsa and price on a all day Sunday still under 15 dollar. Like there fry crab and shrimp. Sad thing was there is no crab leg. It one of my family to go Chinese buffet.

A descent buffet with a fairly good selection to choose from. The Mongolian grill was a bit slow but worth it. A large selection of deserts; however, the fruits only looked good– they were a disappointment. All in all we will come back when we are in the areal.

Pretty awesome even at 8:30pm. Items were warm and fresh. Bourbon chicken some of the best in Tulsa. Hubs thinks the chicken wings were on point! All of the veggies were supper fresh. Meat were seasoned on point. A wide variety of entrees the only thing missing when we were here is the generals chicken.

For Tulsa, this is as good as a buffet is going to get. The atmosphere is lovely, and the servers were on the ball and quite friendly. I’ve hit up many buffets here in Tulsa, and while each has had its endearing qualities, this buffet was outstanding amongst them. Don’t go there thinking this is a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow, but it is actually very impressive for Tulsa. I do plan to return, and my fiancé and I would feel comfortable recommending or inviting friends along.

My boyfriend and I were lured in by the fascinating carnival happening next door. After laughing at the generic name… Buffet Palace? Really? We were ready to take the plunge.
Main points:
Giant assortment of fried things that all taste the same
Soaking wet floors that we nearly died on
Clear jello tastes like windex, so steer clear.
If you’re feeling adventurous and exploring East Tulsa, and you have ²⁴⁄₇ access to a toilet as well as a car air freshener, hey, why not go to Buffet Palace?

I am upgrading them to 3 stars. I would say the buffet food is similar to slightly worse than most buffet’s in Tulsa. However, they have settled into their groove on the Mongolian and it is the best Mongolian of any Chinese place in Tulsa. The Egg Rolls are good and so is the soup. That is all I eat here and it is my go to when I want some Chinese Mongolian.

It was what I expected for a buffet. Okay food with unlimited quantity. The sushi was Very old by the time I got there at 4 pm. The rest of the food was pretty good with a decent temp. The bathroom was very dirty… piss all over the floors and you could tell the paper towel dispensers had never been disinfected.

That was grease on the go. Horrible fried, non fried grease dipped rice, and no flavor even in the flavored jello. You screwed up jello, come on!!! It was all just that bad. The salad bar was ok, but with bland dressings. Never again, it definitely was not worth sweating to death since they would not turn on the air and it was 95 degrees inside.

Lunch is $ 8. And for $ 8 you will get sushi with decently fresh fish, eel rolls and much more. I mean for $ 8 what do you expect. The food is pretty well seasoned and there’s a huge variety of foods even during lunch hour. Hey if you are not spoiled by eating sushi at places that costs $ 20+, this place is for you. I don’t think this place deserves 3 stars that’s why I am writing this review.

Having eaten there several times previously with fair results, I took my extended family the for dinner. Was a bit concerned that the parking lot was almost bare on an evening, but contInued in, paid and were escorted to a table and left to out our resources{THE best part of the evening!}. The «sushi» was exceedingly dry and was explained by simply nodding and smiling, then turning away. The «mongolian grille/​stir fry» was seemingly adequate, but before I could ask for the usual accompanying sauces, my plate was ripped from my hand {ahead of SEVERAL other customers} and thrown onto the grille in the same pile as the 4 – 5 others that were there. The person attending the grille would not respond to multiple{normal up to loud} requests to add the sauces that I and others desired, but finally turned, looked at us and simply stated“NO!” and returned to the combined pile of ingredients of the grille. Upon asking the employee who seated us about the problem I was met with the same nod, smile and turning away from me, until I raised my voice I was ignored but luckily they understood increased vocals and problematic and then after explaining several times what was happening, I was told that the grille person does not understand OR speak ANY english at all. Deciding to NOT eat what I had chosen along with the choices of 5 other people, I proceed back to the table only to find my ADULT stepson choking from the shrimp that was a major portion of his portion of «stir fry». Since he is deathly allergic to shell fish, he was very careful to NOT include any in his plate prior to presenting it for preparation, but again, the PILE of everybodies plates on the grill made his caution senseless. Thank GOD for Epipens! After being asked twice if I desired a refill of my iced tea twice by the same person and never receiving it, it became very obvious as to why the parking lot was empty on a Wednesday evening at 6:30P.M. Venture her at your own risk and learn BOTH Mexican and Chinese in order to communicate with ANY of the workers. GOOD LUCK AND Be WARY where you spend your money.

Went here to eat lunch and was our first time. Was hot and fresh. Good variety at a fare price. The hot and sour soup rocked, the best I have had in a long time. Their pepper chicken was excellent and their wontons tasted good too. I gave them 4 stars only because their dessert could use some work. But over all not bad for Americanized Chinese. (Wish there were authentic dishes.)

Average Chinese buffet. Nothing terrible or awesome. It has good selection of food and sushi. Food meets expectation for a buffet style. Overall satisfied for the price I paid.

Took my friend here to eat when we were visiting. I’m glad I did! The food was great. I love love love the black pepper chicken that they have there. It is the one thing that YOU MUST TRY. The desserts were really good too. I’m a dessert person, and they have a great variety of desserts to satisfy me.
The staffs are super friendly and helpful. Their Mongolian grill chef is awesome and fun to talk to. Highly recommend this place for a friend’s union. I think they have several party rooms available for large groups. I will be considering this place for events.

My husband and I were in the area of 41^st & Yale on a Saturday around noon and in the mood for a Chinese buffet, so we looked on Unilocal.This place was close, had fairly recently reviews and seemed like the most promising. Upon arrival I was a bit annoyed with their system. You have to get in line and pay first and then wait to be seated. This was a very slow process. After we were seated and made our first trips to the buffet, we still did not have our drinks. About halfway through our first plates, the waitress finally served us and apologized for ignoring us. They have a pretty good variety of food and it was pretty fresh. They had a good selection of sushi and also have a hibachi. Although I didn’t have enough room to try either of these, they both looked appetizing. The building looked like it used to be a buffet restaurant like Golden Corral and was dark and a bit dreary. I don’t see myself ever coming back to this place, even if I was in the area, but it was good in a pinch.

I decided to give this place another try. It was a 180 compared to the first time. The food was actually very good. Still could use improvements on the place, but I will go back.

Not good at all. Do not waste you or your children’s time. Sushi was meh. Tempura cold. The peel and eat shrimp is not kept on ice and therfore the shrimp has a weird consistency. My son tried the jello. spit it out. Same with the pizza. He ended up not eating a bite. I kept thinking «I’ll get _​_​_​_​_​. It’s hard to mess that up.» Boy, was I wrong. Lo mein. Banana pudding.
Everything was cold or just tasted weird. The fruit décor on the dessert bar was ROTTEN. I am not kidding. Over priced mistake that we have made twice. Never stepping foot inside again. I watched helplessly as more patrons went in. I wanted to call out to them.

II had heard good things about this place, but sadly, they were not true. The food is unbelievably low-​grade. I tried almost everything, and it was all cold to barely warm, poor quality, cheap «food» to start with, and then it was not prepared well. I have never eaten somewhere before where I spit out more of the food into a napkin than I ate.
A lot of the food tasted like they threw it from the freezer right into a fryer. The sesame chicken (usually my favorite) was 10% «chicken» (I hope) and 90% filler? dough? Fiberfill from a pillow? I am not sure what it was. The pieces looked huge, but had almost nothing in them. Chicken on a stick was almost jerky, it was so dried out and hard. «Beef“dishes were so tough and chewy, you couldn’t swallow them. Rice was so dried out soy sauce could not save it. Fish had poor consistency and funny taste.
I checked out the «Hibachi grill» area and it was slim pickins there too. The meat was razor thin, looked like it was partially frozen still and had a LOT of fat in it.
You could not have paid me to try the sushi by this point.
But whoa boy — you can get hot dogs in batter! Ancient Chinese secret, huh?
The ice cream was a weird combination of soft serve and whipped cream I had never seen before.
The only things I could stomach at all were the hot & sour soup and the «Bourbon Chicken» which wasn’t great (I sure didn’t taste where the «Bourbon» part was) — it was just thigh pieces with a lot of fat on them — but it did have an OK grilled flavor. Unfortunately, everyone else must have thought so too, because they were out of it most of the time.
The funniest thing I saw there was this guy loading up his plate with lime jello. My personal buffet philosophy is to get stuff I normally can’t make at home for 50 cents, but that’s just me. After eating this stuff, I began to see where he was coming from. Then there was this one woman who had loaded up one plate with a ton of «hot» food, then went to the salad bar for her 2^nd plate before she sat down! So the barely warm food would have been colder than her salad by the time she got to it. Made no sense. I think she thought she was only allowed one trip.
I expected my fortune to say «Seek medical assistance soon».
In any case, please learn from my mistake and avoid this disaster.

New buffets get me excited, not gonna lie. When I heard this place was new and actually DECENT from someone who’s food taste I trust, I was even more excited. However, this ended up being another disappointing Chinese buffet.
What REALLY excited me about this place was how there was SUSHI included — and decent sushi I heard. When I went for dinner on a Saturday night, the sushi selection was lackluster. It was good, but the sushi chef didn’t use fresh fish. It was all imitation crab meat/​an imitation crab meat mixture. The food on the buffet was good, but pretty much like any other Chinese buffet. Nothing really stood out as «the BEST _​_​_​_​in Tulsa.» One plus, though, was their ice cream machine!!! The ice cream was actually decently solid, unlike most other buffets that have ice cream with a diarrhea-​type consistency.
Service kinda sucked. Our waiter was good at picking up the used plates, but water cups were left empty until I had to flag him down to refill them.
There are definitely better buffets out there, but I admit the price was nice — around $ 7 for lunch and $ 10 for dinner, if I remember correctly.

Grand opening so may be different than the first review here. I tried everything I could, 4 trips through buffet and I loved everything I tried. Bourbon chicken was perhaps best chicken I’ve ever had. Absolutely my favorite Chinese buffet!

This place was so good! Everything I tried was excellent. Well seasoned, good sushi, fresh food. The staff were very attentive.
The stuffed mushrooms, crawfish, sushi, baby octopus, squid, bourbon chicken were great.
Great experience coupled with great food and very reasonable price.
Watch out for potholes in the parking lot. Not many, just big.