King Buffet

A Chinese buffet that works great for that impromptu stop! Nothing fancy but I do have my favorites that keep me returning like the dim sun. Reasonably priced.

I tried this place simply because I did not know the area and was passing by. The food was just disgusting, everything was so greasy and I think the have only one sauce, so all dishes came with the same sauce. The only good thing was that it was kinda cheap. I will not recommend this place.

I wish I had seen the previous review before deciding to go here. My husband and I went for lunch on a Saturday shortly after opening. The place was packed, yet the food was somehow cold and dried out. The selection was meager at best… and like the previous review mentioned, one of the male workers was continuously hacking, coughing, and making the most disgusting noises I’d ever heard. I can only hope that he had allergies or sinus issues instead of an actual illness.
If you are dining with someone hoping to find some American options on the buffet, this is not your place. Aside from the limited salad bar, they had only a couple of varieties of potatoes and some stale garlic bread. Even the bananas on the fruit bar were mushy and old. I took one bite and couldn’t eat any more. The crab Rangoon had decent flavor, but the texture was overdone and hard as a rock. They had a couple of different soups, but not even any wonton soup, which is a staple of a decent chinese buffet in my opinion.
No seafood to speak of (even on a Saturday buffet) except for something that they called mixed seafood that was nothing more than chunks of imitation crabmeat, a few shrimp, and some vegetables in a white sauce. There was also what they called a «crabmeat bake» that was imitation crab with celery and maybe a few chopped onions, cremated under a broiler until the top was crispy and vaguely reminiscent of the texture of shrimp shells.
I did like the sweet and mildly spicy flavor of the General Tso’s chicken, but when I tried the chicken with broccoli I found that the meat had a slimy, slippery texture that just didn’t seem quite right. The «BBQ» chicken on a stick was flavorless, but had obviously been marinated in something that gave it a deep red color.
The overall vibe of the establishment was dingy, grimy, old, and improperly maintained. I will not be going here again, and I strongly advise anyone looking for a pleasant dining experience to seek a different restaurant.

Ohh, so sad to have to scratch another Chinese buffet restaurant off my list of go to places. I enjoy a variety of dishes and like that you can sample across a selection without getting too much food, or expense, but what a letdown this establishment has become. My latest visit there was the proverbial last straw. Even though my companion and I went during prime dinner hour time when lots of customers should have resulted in fresh and hot food selections, the entrees sampled were lukewarm. The chicken and pork dishes were rubbery and full of gristle. That was just the beginning of an extremely unappetizing dining experience. While the table attendants/​drink servers were polite and efficiently attentive (good job there), the young male attendant apparently was suffering from congestion, or sinus trouble. Throughout our entire meal there he CONTINUALLY made the most repulsive and loud noises as he sat up front, walked between tables, delivered drinks and moved about the restaurant. Gross, gross, gross! I had to excuse myself to the restroom as I became nauseous from the sounds. The restroom itself is in poor repair. Greasy (slippery) floors, bin overflowing with used paper toweling and a grubby appearance. The carpeting and wooden doors are filthy and replete with holes in the hallway. I shudder to think what may lie behind the closed, grubby kitchen door.
This fall into uncleanliness and mediocre food standards will keep me from ever setting foot in this restaurant again unless and until the management does a thorough rehab. Until then, I’ll stick with Chang Garden in Weston for a la carte ordering.