Wangs Bistro

Chinese Buffet in Zebulon around the Walmart. A good selection of food. Don’t look for a Hibachi or soup station. I came on a Thursday lunch was quiet then people started to come in. The interior is nice and have huge chandelier in the middle of the buffet area. Chinese food is decent with the usual selection I like the veggie egg roll and Lomein. They have a variety of soups. Fried chicken and all kinds of meat represented. No crab legs or craw fish but they do have breaded shrimps. They have take out and Bathroom looks updated and clean. A nice selection of fruits and they have a refrigerator with ice cream bars with a sign one each. Saw some sushi rolls which looked good but no space to eat. If I’m craving for Chinese and I’m in the area this is the place to go. Wait staff is very nice @ $ 7.25 for lunch it can’t be beat.

Wang’s Bistro-​They have a variety of food. The restaurant was clean. I brought my daughter with me and she enjoyed the desserts/​ice cream. Decent price. I love the whole look they got going on in the inside. Friendly service. There was one downside for me, their egg drop soup tasted outdated. Personally I think it needed to be thrown out so a new batch could be made, this was upon opening at lunch time but it happens next time I may ask if it’s fairly fresh not to be rude just sayin.

The atmosphere seemed legitimate enough, with murals and a Chinese restaurant feel. The servers appeared to be a bit off putting, but that may be because English isn’t their first language. I tried just about everything and it was all decent enough except the seseme chicken was god awful, which may, in part, be because it had been sitting out for some time. I did go near closing time, so I wasn’t too torn up. This was an otherwise enjoyable experience. I definitely recommend giving this place a try.

Very hit or miss at this place. Sometimes the food is hot, others it’s not. I think the main reason they’re still in business is because they’re the only Chinese buffet in Zebulon. The first time I went the food was good. However when I asked for a booster seat for my 2 year old I was given a child car seat booster with padding removed. Um, okay. I haven’t asked for one since because it really doesn’t work. They have the usual wooden high chairs but I don’t like using them at booths. The «salad» on the buffet is not consistent. One time it was an actual salad, another it was just a pile of iceberg lettuce with a few slices of tomato on top. They have printed computer paper signs in plastic sleeves everywhere saying not to waste food and at the booths closer to the buffet that say those are for seniors and family’s with children. While I appreciate the thought of putting seniors and children closer, the signs are tacky. The waitresses typically don’t have a personality. They’re not happy, but not grumpy either, just there. I suppose that doesn’t matter much as long as they clear the plates and refill your drink. All in all, not the worst and I’m sure I’ll continue to go probably once a month but they certainly are better buffets.

Not sure why all the bad reviews. I’ve been going to this place for about 3 years and love it. The only bad thing I could say is if you go there say around 5:00 pm when they are a little slow, the food isn’t the freshest, but that’s to be expected at most buffets I’ve gone to. They are always quick to bring more food out. They were out of some of there sushi and we asked if they had more and they quickly brought out more. And they have always been very friendly to me. I go about once a week.

I wish there were more options on the buffet that aren’t smothered in a heavy sweet sauce and fried. Basically the only vegetables that aren’t dripping with sauce are the garlic green beans.
I realize it’s a cheap buffet, but I’ve been to better ones with more variety for a comparable price.

As far as Chinese buffets go — this place is great! We frequently get take-​out and always enjoy it! Definitely recommend!

We drove an hour (away from good food) to eat here based on a review from the esteemed Bob Garner. I normally trust his reviews, but this time he was dead wrong. He has obviously never eaten real Chinese food. I recall his review on NC Weekend featuring quite a few traditional Chinese dishes as well as some beautiful fish. I tried the fish and found it to be incredibly salty and swimming in an oily water substance. It was cooked ok, but the salt and oil were horrible — ruined the flavor of the fish. The fried fish were the kind you buy in a giant bag at a big box store.
As far as the Chinese dishes went, they were meh. Fried chicken covered in general tso’s sauce/​orange sauce/​sweet and sour sauce, chicken or beef with (wobbly) broccoli. Pretty average offerings. Oh, frog legs. They did have fog legs and sushi, neither of which I was brave enough to try my first time at a new restaurant. There were NO dumplings at all, which I found very disappointing.
The remainder of the food was unremarkable. Most dishes weren’t even that warm — I doubt they’d pass the temperature portion of a health inspection. There was also this roll thing that looked, and tasted, like a bubba burger chopped up and wrapped in crescent rolls. The bathroom was kind of dingy and the table sticky. If it were the only option around, I’d eat here again, but it’s not. We’ll stick to what we know in our own home town.

Great find. Excellent food and some unique buffet items like frog legs. The salt and pepper shrimp is to amazing!

Food was edible, but there was not a lot of selection. My husband didn’t really like much on the buffet because of the limited selection, so he opted for sushi, they didn’t refill that tray once while we were there.
We waited patiently for more Philadelphia rolls to be brought out. My husband asked 2 of the staff there if there were going to be any more made, one lady muttered something he couldn’t understand then walked away, the other lady (who looked to be the manager) looked right at him and then turned and walked away without saying a word.
My kids didn’t mind the food, they had some fries, pizza, some chicken & broccoli and fried rice. The place had limited desserts and a big sign on the ice cream freezer stating one per person and it’d be $ 1 if you left the place with it.
We won’t be going back, Hibachi Buffet on Capital is WAY better, we live in Wendell but we’ll make the drive there next time we crave a Chinese food buffet.

I thought it was good. That being said, seriously, its a Chinese Buffet. What do you expect? The food was hot, fresh, the containers were full. The booth we were in was clean. The edges around the buffet were clean. The fried items were hot and not too greasy. The selection was typical and there were some differrnt things, too. I would eat there again.

Terrible food and rude staff, don’t bother. Lord I pray I don’t get sick.

Half-​way decent Chinese Buffet located in the small town of Zebulon. Located in the strip-​mall next to the Wal-​Mart.
The food is edible, but it seemed like it had been left on the steam table for too long. The egg rolls were excellent… but the various chicken dishes left much to be desired. The seafood medley was drenched in butter and it had a very odd taste. Pretty limited selection as well, but it is a small place, in a small town.
The inside of the restaurant is nice, and it is one of the very few Chinese Buffet’s that I have been to where the waitresses can actually speak and understand English. The price is reasonable, all things considered. Lunch is $ 6, Dinner is $ 9 (plus your drink).