A little overpriced but these crab puffs SLAP. Sushi is decent, Mongolian BBQ is made to order, not disappointed--would return.

First time eating at this buffet Very good food and great customer service so worth what your paying for

See my previous review for the overall, but I wanted to add something as a result of my take-out styro by the pound today. $5.99 a pound WITHOUT FISH. $6.99 if you include shrimp or fish. There's a chart on the plexiglass if you want to step it up further and pay by the pound. So there's the background, which leads me to the point..... Even if you get a bunch of normal stuff and include some "kiddie" fried fish nuggets, your per pound price to go jumps to $6.99. So if you're gonna do fish to go, the kiddie fish nuggets are on par price-wise with shrimp, salmon, mussels, clams etc. ... . So choose your to-go strategy accordingly. IMO the kiddie fish nuggets shouldn't be on par with the fancier water dwellers. I don't agree paying for mussel or clam SHELLS by weight, maybe find your way around that. In a small way.

You wouldn't expect a good service from a buffet place, would you? But that's exactly what I got. The cashier was friendly (and was super helpful to the guy in front of me who had problem with his check) and the wait staff continuously check on me when they saw my water was almost gone. The food was good; there were sushi, ribs, Mongolian grill, many varieties of chicken, soup, salad and desserts. I like that they have both tables and booths. The booths offer more privacy of me stuffing my face, but the tables make it easier to go in and out.

I've been going here periodically for some years now. It's a decent buffet. In the past two years they have enhanced it for the better as far as remodeling goes. The food is good--the price is decent. The service is sufficient: they are always good about remembering refills. All in all 4 out of 5 stars.

Good bang for your buck! Love coming for their bbq ribs And they have plenty of options to choose from

I paid just over $18 at this Chinese AYCE buffet. You pay upon entering, and they seat you. The buffet is huge. There is a regular buffet area, along with a dessert area. They have a large selection of Chinese and other Asian foods. They also have a small mix of Mexican and American food. I ate mostly the deep fried head-on shrimp and the char siu pork ribs. The shrimp was crispy on the outside with a nice seasoning that tasted more Cajun than Chinese. The pork ribs were on the thin side, but you could get as much as you wanted. The flavor was perfect. I tried the deep fried crab legs. The flavor was similar to the deep fried shrimp, but it was much more of a chore to eat. I also tried the bao and dumplings. They were also good. The staff is continually roaming the area to fill the trays and to make sure your soda, or water, is filled. If I'm ever in the area again, I'd definitely come back to try other items.