Chinese Super Buffet

More employees sitting around while they ate watching us than customers. The warmers were so low at the buffet that by the time we sat down to eat all the food it was cold. Tried doing smaller portions and being even quicker at our selection and food was still cold. The seafood is next to the desserts as well as sushi being next to pudding. Felt very rushed through our visit. Suggest honey farms or Dublin donuts for a better meal.

Good taste, every sauce balance perfectly, and almost hundreds of choices! Good place to eat if you are really really hungry.

Pretty good food very clean place. One thing though was a waitress gave me an additute the entire night after I asked for a sprite. Still confused on what I did wrong. And didn’t give me a second to figure out how I wanted to pay just standed in front of me and said you pay now. Then snatched the pen I used. Hope she’s having a better day today.

6 buffet tables with about 100 items. No sushi. Just lettuce for salad. Kind of fusion style, quality is ok, not that many authentic Chinese items.

You can’t really complain about this place. for the price this place gets the job done! Done you can obviously get better Chinese food from your local neighborhood take out place, but if you’re looking to get stuffed at a low cost I would recommend it to you.

It was best buffet in the city. A great staff that is always there for you.

haven’t been here in years and now I clearly remember why… typical Chinese Buffett… food is blah and service was terrible…
the food was not fresh, like it has been sitting in there all day.
bathrooms were absolutely disgusting… soap dispensers were literally duct taped to the wall with an «out of service» note taped to it. I don’t feel too good about eating food prepared by people that haven’t washed their hands with soap…
…my family won’t return to this place

Having been to many Chinese Buffets, I must say this one is one of the poorest. The food selection isn’t bad but compare prices to Chinese take-​out nearby and you discover this is not a super bargain. Now that is being nice. After several visits I discovered the food is always cold on the buffet. The service is horrible — especially at the front cashier station where they don’t even greet you — just shout and point you towards the wait people near your assigned table. They are no more friendly when taking your payment. They seem to like to for go the unpleasantness of having to say please or thank you for you payment. The dinning area carpet and booths are dingy and several are damaged to the point that only the most careless of restaurant owners would allow them to remain. Hey Chucky, skip this one — try the wing-​joint right out front of the plaza. You will not be sorry.

I tend to disagree with most of the negative reviews on here. The food is pretty good and there is a good selection and variety of items. It’s not the best buffet I’ve ever been to, as a few of the items are over cooked and dry, but overall there are enough good things on the line to make up for it! One big plus that everyone seems to over look is that this place has a hibachi which means if you don’t like everything on the line you can create your own dish!

Absolutely avoid. Disgusting!

This is the perfect example of quantity over quality. Yeah the menu is loaded but most of it is inedible. Don’t be surprised to find feathers or hair on your food it seems to be their secret ingredient.
Besides that what kind of buffet has shit you have to pay extra for. If i walk into a buffet, I expect to be able to eat everything on the line. I don’t wanna be reading fine print and then get an extra charge later because i missed it.
All the bad stuff you hear about chinese buffets are prevalent here. After eating here you should definitely take a shower right after you get that nice rot-​gut shit.
If you want a good buffet just head on over to chopsticks just 2 minutes away, it’s only for a few hours each day and has way fewer items, but quality is so much better. At least there if you find a hair they seem ashamed and give you a refund, here i think they charge extra.

In spite of being a fatass, I am always disappointed by buffets. And I don’t eat meat so good thing they have, like, onion rings and french fries and macaroni and cheese at this place.
It’s a typical super buffet. The bathrooms are gross.

I took my elderly father here who raved about the food and selection for the price.

Better than Tin Tin. The service is great! The food … well, it seems they do not even try.

I like it for what it is. A buffet. I don’t expect the food to be the best knowing it could sit for a while. There are no servers… you have bus people.
The real reason for going is the Mongolian Wok. You pick it, they cook it. Choose your meat, noodles, veggies, and your sauces and watch them cook it right in front of you.

Ok. So i was so hpoing for a little more than i got. Pretty standard buffet style where you are harassed about your drink when you first walk in but then you get to the food. The buffet is pretty extensive serving all your faves even if they’re not the greatest. they also have a number of «american» foods like onion rings and potato skins. The problem there is who knows how long they’ve been there. I mean, i go to a chinese place for chinese… not american. That being said, my partner enjoyed fresh crab legs. We just happen to be there for when they were being brought out. The lomein was kind of gross but i liked their teryaki chicken and spareribs. Seems like the locals like it as there were plenty people of asian heritage there as well as the various other local ethnicities. I mean, lets face it, if the chinese arent going to eat it then i sure as hell wont. All in all ill call this place mediocre. I might come back but there are other chinese buffets to be explored.
** interesting post script from the day after: none of the food sat well with me and i’m taking a star away from it because of that. i think that it was probably loaded with msg. i dont think i’ll be coming back. **

This is the worst chinese restaurant I have been to in Worcester. The food had clearly been out all afternoon (even though it was 6:30 and should have been fresh) and the buffet area was definitely not clean.

If I could give this a zero, I would. We were given filthy teacups — when we asked for new cups, she gave us the same ones again after rinsing them. So we asked for different teacups… they were different, all right, they had lipstick on them! Since we hadn’t eaten, we got up and left. On the way out, we informed the manager, who tried to tell us the filth on the cups was natural. Maybe, but so are a lot of things I don’t care to ingest.

This place is continually having an identity crisis. It’s Chinese food, but it likes to serve potato skins, onions rings, and roast beef.
As with all Chinese buffets, there’s no such thing as service. They give you your drinks, collect your plates, and that’s about it. Now I’m not saying there’s anything wrong with that per se… but, I mean, they could smile, right?
So the food. The food isn’t terrible, I’m going to be honest. Anytime I can have as many crab rangoons as I want is a good time. The Lo Mein is pretty good, if you like lo mein with your grease. I like the fact they have a stir fry section, so you don’t have to worry about your food being too tainted. I think it’s funny they have sushi, and before I learned ANYTHING about Sushi, I thought their sushi was pretty spectacular… poor me.
Want to know something sad though? This is my family’s definition of Christmas morning (I only wish I was lying…)
Good thing I’m only forced to spend one day a year with them…