Imperial Super Buffet

We ate here last night and we ate here 4 months ago. This restaurant is under New Ownership. The food is better than it was in June. The Crab rangoon’s are my favorite. We were pleasantly surprised to find Loquat fruit near the banana pudding food bar. It is our favorite Asian fruit. The food was hot. My guy said the Beef that you carve yourself was good. I really like the Egg Fu Yung sauce and I put in on the Vegetables and rice. Unfortunately there were not any Wontons in the soup so I put Pot Stickers in the soup and it was almost the same.
We didn’t see the Hostess who dresses strange there and hopefully she doesn’t work there anymore. The Waitstaff doesn’t speak much English and hopefully they will hire people who speak some English.

While the concept is not strange to me (I mean I like the idea of a buffet-​style meal on some occasions… usually to proceed a night before of too much fun), this place doesn’t do anything well.
Pros:
–It’s open in the sense of space. You aren’t on top of one another
–the food generally gets replenished in a decent manner
Cons:
–Wait staff are all non-​english-​speaking. While getting a drink for you isn’t rocket science, they make you feel like it just might be.
–Hovering. They REALLY want your dirty plates. REALLY bad. Even if they’re empty. I can only imagine they’re being beaten if the gal in charge sees some slacking…
–the gal in charge dresses like a prostitute from a cheesy 80’s comedy. She is also extremely thin. I have various nicknames for this one that all involve a reference to Skeletor.
The food isn’t amazing. Should it be expected to be? It’s next to a Walmart in/​around Eastlake… so with that, you get something as well.
If you are just hungry AF and don’t care at all, go. It will scratch that itch.

Great variety, good service and awesome pricing. Best and cheapest Chinese buffet we’ve been too. Been here probably 5 times and it’s always been packed. Lunch is 4.99, Dinner is 6.99. Pricing doesn’t include drinks which I think Tea is $ 1. For 5 people our total comes out to $ 33.50.
Please note that they’re not the Imperial Super Buffet anymore, they’re now just China Buffet under new owners and they have a much larger selection. There is 5 – 6 buffet sections, that include your typical Chinese Buffet staples along with some American (i.e. garlic bread, french fries, pizza, beef roast, ribs) as well as Sushi, Seafood, deserts and you serve scoopable ice cream!
Forget all the fast food joints, swing in here and treat yourself!

Above average Chinese buffet. Food is generally hot and tasty. Selection is more limited than most, though.