Buffet@Asia

This place are hidden gem @las vegas, service were attentive, fast, friendly, clean environment. I always love to come here time to time. Food were great and hot, nice option cost only $18 include drink. Peggy and Anita the server were very nice, attentive and quick response. Even bring some plate to put some bone, overall so happy with my experience.

Anita is the best! She is very attentive. That was the best part of our visit. The food was just average, nothing exciting. They played Christmas music the whole time we were there, which was nice. Just a recommendation: place more thongs at the sushi station so they don’t all have mayonaise on them. That grossed me out, so I decided not to eat sushi here. You can’t complain about the price. $36.94 for two lunch meals isn’t bad for Las Vegas. I may or may not be back. This place is 25 mins from my house.

It's cheap Asian food. Nothing special but sometimes you want that cheap greasy guilty pleasure food. There were a few gems amongst everything, specifically enjoyed the spicy chicken. The pizza was so greasy and bad, but im a way I did keep eyeing it as I passed by. Secretly wanting more but knowing I shouldn't. They do have a Mongolian grill but did not try it, maybe next time

We moved to Las Vegas five weeks ago. This is our favorite place for Chinese food, and everything is hot, fresh and delicious! I recommend them for anyone looking for delicious food!!!

Fresh food. Clean place. Very friendly staff. Super affordable and eat all you can. They have everything. Soup bar, salad bar, meat, sea foods, rice, noodles, sushi, veggies, fruits, desert, etc. Drinks are refilled for free. Definitely recommend this place.

Hidden Gem! Way Better Than Expected – Deserves More Than 3.9 Stars I’ve been to all kinds of buffets—some fancy, some not-so-much—so I didn’t expect much when I saw this place only had a 3.9 rating. But honestly, I was very pleasantly surprised, and I think it deserves more recognition. Staff here are super friendly and attentive—genuinely kind, not just doing the bare minimum. One thing that really stood out: it’s the first time I’ve seen a Chinese buffet with staff constantly cleaning the food stations and refreshing dishes nonstop. Since buffet lines usually get messy with so many people coming and going, this was a huge plus. Everything felt tidy and well-maintained the whole time. The dining area is small, but they’ve made it work by having staff clear plates quickly so tables stay clean and available. The food selection isn’t huge, but it’s well thought out and consistently fresh. I was also surprised to find bun-style noodle dishes on the buffet—something you don’t usually see at Chinese buffets! What really amazed me is that this was all during the weekend, and the price was about $15 per person, including drinks and no extra service charge. That kind of quality at that price point? Honestly, well above expectations. This may not be a luxury buffet, but for what it is, it delivers big time. I’m honestly confused why it’s only rated 3.9—I personally had a great experience and think they deserve better. Strongly recommend giving it a try.

Great experience at Buffet@Asia! I really loved the spicy baby octopus, the rib soup, and the pork hock everything was flavorful and well prepared. Our waitress was very helpful and attentive, which made our visit even better. Will definitely come back.

I think the place is amazing. I came to eat with my family, and it's honestly one of the best buffets I've been too. And our waiter Jenny, was amazing, she was quick to serve and really kind. One of the best waiter's in buffets i've ever had, she was kind, asked us if we needed refills on our drinks, cleaned up our plates regularly, and gave us our very much needed napkins. Not only that, but she would continue to do the same for the tables around us, being very efficient in her job. It's a nice place and I like the Christmas music that I've heard so far. The food is great, especially the sushi. Praise God for this place and people☺️❤️❤️❤️

We have enjoyed dining at Buffet of Asia for many years. They provide a nice range of foods! Service is always first class! Our server, YUKI, was the best of the best. Very attentive, very cheerful, and very professional. Thank you YUKI for making our meal a wonderful one.

Buffet at Asia offers a decent range of options from various Asian cuisines. The selection includes familiar dishes like fried rice, sweet and sour chicken, and sushi, which are generally tasty but can sometimes lack the distinct flavors you might find at a specialty restaurant. The atmosphere is casual and the space is clean, though it can get a bit crowded during peak hours. The staff are polite and keep the buffet stocked, though the pace of replenishing some items can be slow at times. Overall, while it might not stand out for its exceptional quality or variety, it provides a solid and reliable option for a casual meal with a broad selection of dishes. If you don't want to wait longer than 30 min come before 12pm this is a hit spot for lunch after church.

Zero damn stars if I can!!! Rather one of the worst buffet ever! We've should of known walking in it already smelled like that old carpet smell. The gentleman cooking the Mongolian section has such a bad attitude! He at one point was gone possibly to even take a break With no one covering. So my husband bowl was sitting there for 15mins...their selection of food is very limited as well, no lie! It looks like they just cook anything they have available to feed the amount of crowd that was there on a Sunday.... sad, Not worth it! We definitely will Not be returning!

When I said I like to have seafood buffet, buffet at Asia is my go to now. As the family who has 1 infant 1 toddler and 1 kid is accommodated us in the area where we can put our stroller and for that good job staff and the service is unbelievable amazing. The may put us in the area where only few people but we love it. We definitely recommend this restaurant to our family and friends.

The eating area was very clean, with constant cleaning going on. Greeted with smiles when walking through the door. A good selection of food from the buffet tables. Several types of items are hot and ready. They served coke products, which are always a plus for me. The price for what to choose from is acceptable.

It has been a while since I've been here and pass it frequently. I came in for lunch today and the place was packed. With tax it was $16.79 , about what you would pay for a popular take out chain. I was seated right away at the bar since I was alone , which was fine. The service was quick for it to be so busy. Got my drink order in right away and when I was about half on my drink , she gave me a refill. Half the time I have to flag someone down for a refill at other restaurants because they never seem to come back and check on you even to bring the bill. The Chicken entrees were better than the Beef entrees. The Salt and Pepper Chicken Wings were the Star ! Wow , so good. They were just the right crispiness and great flavor. The Chicken Skewers were good too. I also had the Spicy Chicken , Szechuan Chicken , and Teriyaki Chicken. The Spicy Chicken was cooked with Jalapeno Slices and was pretty good. I tried the Mongolian Beef and another beef entree and I didn't like either one. The Fried Rice was okay , but nothing to brag about and the noodles unfortunately were cold both times I got a little on my plate. The Crab Rangoon also was cold and a disappointment. Vegetable Egg Roll was pretty good. In the dessert bar I got 2 small pinwheel cake desserts , one Chocolate and one Red Velvet with almost a Cheesecake tasting icing. The Red Velvet one was the bomb , so good and I'm not really a Red Velvet person. The Fruit Section was funky looking so I didn't get any and I really wanted some Pineapple , but nope I didn't like the way it looked. They also had Seafood which I don't eat , but others would be interested in. The Corn on the Cob looked good , but I didn't get any of it. They also had Pizza for the kids who don't want Chinese Food. There were a lot of stations and the servers did a good job of keeping them filled with so many people here. They also had a cook station for like Mongolian items that you put your choice of items in a bowl and the cook would use one of those big round grills to cook your food fresh from. I would recommend coming here for a decent priced lunch and maybe dinner. It's not fine dining , it's a buffet. The service was very good , the food was okay , and it was a bargain for the price. Not many buffets left in town and of course not anywhere near this price. I would come back here for a plate of those Salt and Pepper Chicken Wings with some Fried Rice if anything and that Red Velvet Pinwheel Cakes. Dang !

The place looked gross to be honest. There was a very strong mildew smell around a lot of the area near the food, the jello tasted like it had been made with dirty water. I wouldn't come back The only thing that was good were the staff, they were attentive and helpful.

Food: it's a decent off the strip buffet with the basic Chinese dishes with basic sushi rolls. Nothing extraordinary. Good selections for a nice dinner to fulfill cravings for Chinese dishes with seafood (crab legs, shrimp, oysters) for what it's worth. Service: majority of the stars go to great customer service. Very attentive to customers. Ambience: The buffet took most of the restaurant, so not enough tables for buffet type of place. That means long waiting period at dinner time. Overall: Good buffet price with seafood. The photos are my take on portions. Please be considerate to minimize waste. Not all dishes are great, so sample them wisely.

Price on weekends is 26.99 plus 10% service charge.Soft drink included. The variety of foods is really good. Lobster, crab legs (warm with butter) fried tons of dishes to choose from. Shrimp, squid, clams, ribs, soups etc. Additionally they have teppanyaki station and sushi, small but ok. The food is really delish, and for that price is a very very good deal. Servers are nice, the ambiance is a bit loud, kind of expected lots of people come in and out constantly. Large groups, families with kids but hey if you looking for good food at a good price lots of variety this is it!

It's been a long time since I've been here, now I remember why. It's an incredibly average restaurant to visit. The selection is rather small. The only dim sum available is potstickers. There were only 2 dishes with shrimp, one of which was the "peek n eat" variety using a breed of shrimp that is hard to peel. The soups are not at all tempting; some won ton would go a long way. Everything was prepared fine, though not at all interesting. The owners are going for the middle ground, and they have succeeded.

Good was not fresh and not tasty. Won't be back - gave me tummy ache and my friend got sick.

Been wanting to check this out and we finally did on a Tuesday at around lunch time. The place was already full (not packed), I guess everyone also had the same idea: Buffet so you can try a little of diff things for less than $20/person. The lady who seated us was very friendly. The wait staff are ve try attentive, clear your table all the time and they were always refilling the hot items, nothing was sitting untouched or not refilled for a long time it seems. They have some good options. My favorites were the spicy chicken (packs a good punch), beef tenderloin (very tender) and the baby octopus (tender, not chewy). Their soup bokchoy soup with the ribs (beef). Some of the desserts were disappointing: the coconut gelatin was bland and the mini cheesecake slices were dry and really didn't taste like it had any cheese. The donut balls were very heavy with just dough and sugary on the outside. The restroom is decent, no supplies in there and not cluttered. Overall, it's okay. I think Krazy Buffet is better with their options but this place seems to be more friendly, has a mongolian grill and sodas/teas are included in the price.

I don't understand why Buffet Asia only has 3 stars. It seems that maybe the people who rated it were expecting some sort of upscale buffet like you would find in the Cosmopolitan or maybe Caesar's Palace?! Okay fine... Buffet Asia on Rainbow Dr is definitely not upscale or sophisticated. In fact, the interior ambiance looks like an old western restaurant from the 70s. But yo... I'm not here to look at upscale wallpaper or fancy decor. I don't really mind that their ceramic plates are a bit scuffed and battle worn. At least they are CLEAN and the FOOD is good! No seriously... it's REALLY good. If you don't know how to navigate your way through an Asian buffet, you might make some common rookie mistakes, like picking up dry sushi or dry chow mein or dry chicken that has been left out under the heat lamps too long. Cmon yo, that's like amateur hour. People who make those mistakes probably fill up on carbs and soda at buffets too! SMH. CHOOSE THE GOOD STUFF People who know what's up will go for the MONGOLIAN BEEF, the amazing BEEF RIB SOUP, garlic string beans, salt & pepper shrimp, shrimp/crab w vegetables, broccoli beef, mussels, baked seafood on garlic toast, coconut pudding, orange pudding, creampuffs fresh fruit, and all sorts of other good food choices! There's a lot of food turnover at Buffet Asia (especially on weekends) so you can be sure the food is pretty fresh! Like I mentioned before, the ambiance isn't the greatest. It's not fancy or stylish or cool. Definitely don't bring a first date here... but if you are with friends, fam, or someone you've been dating a few years that doesn't need trendy wallpaper and rose gold silverware to have a good time... then by all means! Come to Buffet Asia wearing sweatpants and GET YO GRUB ON! Can't wait to go back.

Came in for lobster night. Honestly, lobster had no taste. I liked the shrimp and crab instead. Place can get really busy and loud. Waiters are trying their best to get things cleaned up and ready to go. Expect a wait time when you get in.

We decided to try this buffet mainly for the Steamed Crab, Cantonese Lobster, Fried Shrimp, Steamed Clams and Sushi. All these items were very good except we were not very impressed with the lobster. Additional items we had that were great included mushrooms, spicey chicken, beef and Goyzas. The selection of items on the buffet is very good, they were constantly refilled, kept warm-hot, and there were plenty of plates. We arrived at 430pm and got seated immediately, and noticed it started getting crowded about 5-530pm. Our server kept the old plates cleared and our teas consistently refilled. Overall, we had a very good dining experience.

Went to this buffet in vegas. Paid 130 for 2 adults and 2 9 year old kids. Not worth it this is a 18 buffet at most. Lobster was a joke cut up into small pieces the tail was missing so I'm assuming the cut tail and used the body parts. Sushi was ok. Shrimp was good crab was super tiny actually smallest I've ever seen. I would pass on this. Sucks because I like a good buffet

What you would expect for Asian Food that has been made to appeal to the masses. The food was ok but just short on spices that would have set it apart. The staff was ok, they kept the table clear. The place was clean inside but could use a bit of an up date. I do like that it is posted on the door that they are a no tip establishment. There is a 10% charge added to your bill but that seems fair. I wish more places would do this instead of trying to seak it on the bill at the end.

Food here is always good, and service is outstanding. The people here are friendly and courteous. The people who give this place a bad rating should go eat on the strip. Why cime out of your way and not enjoy your food.

It's Friday 7/5/24 at about 3:10 pm. Lots of parking but had to walk a bit as it was busy. The cashier made it a point to tell us about this being a non tipping restaurant and that there is a 10% service charge that goes to the staff. Sounds like a tip to me. There was also a sign at the cashier that said lunch was over at 3:00 pm. I think that this being the case and it being crab and lobster night, the crab and lobster should have been out prior to 3:30 pm. My daughter was not happy about having to ask for soda refills for myself and her. She reminded me several times about paying over $5.00 in a service fee yet she didn't get the service. I'm not able to walk much and found the parking near the entrance including the handicap stalls were all full. Inside the restaurant did not seem busy. Maybe the staff take up most of the parking. One last thing. The snow crab legs, this time seemed to be rather small.

Food is great! Very affordable price for tons of seafood options. Servers are attentive in refillimg srinks and taking dirty plates away. Walls and floors are dirty. So if you don't mind cleanliness of the place and only care about the food, this is worth the money. Pay with cash, there's a discount.

If you're in the Summerlin area and want a no frills but solid Chinese buffet, then you need to check out Buffet At Asia. Their food is good and their prices are reasonable. The dinner menu includes Cantonese Lobster, Crab Legs and oysters on the half shell. With items like those on the menu, you'll be hard pressed to find a better deal! The staff is nice and the restaurant is clean. It's not glitzy but worth checking out!

It's pretty good for the price. There's a good selection. If you happen to be at the lobster station when they refresh, you can get some nice chunks; otherwise, the rest require too much effort to unshell. I found nothing fabulous, but overall, it was a decent meal. We arrived late afternoon, and it was quite busy. The place looks worn and could use a deep cleaning. Service was attentive.

Buffet @ Asia had been my go to local buffet place for many years and it rarely disappointed me especially for the price. Recent inflation drastically bumped up the price but compared to some of the similar offerings by other restaurants, Buffet @ Asia still offers a great deal for the locals. Buffet consists of variety of Asian cuisine but not limited to Asian food, as they also offer pizza and french fries. I've never tried sushi here but they seemed to have a wide variety of sushi and rolls. Most of the Chinese food offered here are very typical, popular Chinese dishes you will find in any other Chinese restaurants. They had the Mongolian BBQ section open again and as I was craving for a good Mongolian BBQ, I decided to give it a try. Unfortunately, meats were too chewy and they didn't offer many options for the veggies. Flavor was a little bland and the noodle was too hard. I probably wouldn't go for the Mongolian again unless they make some improvements. Service of the employees were superb as always and the place always has this welcoming vibe. I recommend Buffet @ Asia for a budget AYCE.

We went to the Buffet at Asia on Maryland Parkway in Las Vegas, after the elopement wedding of my handsome nephew to his beautiful bride....I chose this buffet because it had most of the food we love, their oxtail soup, frog legs, fresh oysters, crab legs and lobsters....it was a night to remember...an instant wedding party for more than 20 persons...awesome

Food is great! Service is excellent. Cost is affordable. Staff is frendly. Good restaurant.

Still one of the moat affordable Las Vegas buffets that has weathered many changes in time including the pandemic lockdown. Buffet At Asia offers many Asian favorite dishes including Chinese food, sushi nigiris, Mongolian grill, oysters and many other seafood varieties. If you're craving a descent Asian-Seafood buffet at old Vegas prices, give this place a try!

* Food is ALWAYS freshly made, they have a Mongolian grill for your desired items and taste... * Service is EXCELLENT. Servers are very tentative and always there for whatever you may need. Without hovering over you. * Ambiance is very casual, group friendly and never feel pressured when there is a line waiting to enjoy this wonderful place. I have been a patron over 15 years and have NEVER had a complaint about the quality of their foo. Highly recommend for tourist looking to enjoy an Asian Buffet experience Las Vegas style Thank you ALL at Buffet@asia

This place isn't what it used to be. The line is short, but we were hustled to a cold drafty back room that looked like it shouldn't be used for an eating area. There were just too many tables crammed into this space. The food was so-so, nothing spectacular Chinese food. We ate on the weekend so the prices were more expensive, because they included crab legs & seafood (that disappeared from the food line as soon as they came out). Some people just hoard a whole pile of them on their tables. The crab legs weren't even heated through and were cold in the middle because they had to cook it so fast. I wouldn't come here Friday through Sunday for the seafood, because it's not worth the extra money you pay. The service was OK because servers came by to remove empty plates quickly, but they didn't come around to refill your glasses or anything. I don't think I will come back.

Went there with 50 friends group. Service is good. Space of seating and corridors are narrow and limited. Sushi doesn't have a variety choices and no salmon or tuna available maybe because we went during lunch time. Fried chicken wings and beef bone soup are my favorite.

It's an awesome deal from the price of $25.99 All you can eat lobsters, crabs, shrimps, oysters etc etc and all kinds of meat , sushi and soups, salads and desserts. The price is right and the food taste good too on top of that. I definitely recommend this place.

*Third Time is The Charm* For the third time this year after 2 of us eating at the S Rainbow location, one of us was ill and vomiting all night and the other had the runs. We had no other drinks or food elsewhere. It's from there so take your chances. Never again!!! We gave it one last chance and are residents here. I will never again send anyone there.

Everything we tried was great. We almost didn't go because of only 3 stars, but parking lot is always full so we decided to trust it. Glad we did. Good variety and all staff was hopping with service and putting out fresh food.

The Buffet was about $20/person during the Christmas season. I searched on Yelp to find something quick and off the strip to eat for my kids. We frequent many buffets even back home. The food here is super low quality. My kids who are not picky buffet eaters found it almost not eatable. Even the yogurt here from the machine looked low-quality, dark in color, and watered down. The donut balls were very heavy with just dough and sugary on the outside, cold and hard. It was more like a $12 buffet and not $20. I'll never come back here.

2 stars for effort...Food was ok, the service was ok....they took me to seat, gave me water, picked ip only two plates and assuming they didn't wipe down the tiny table I guess the question would be how much should someone tip if they're charging 10% that goes directly to their server ...:1,55...so normally i would leave $3-5 by myself...its a buffet. I can get my own drink...im getting my own food... up anyway. And the water tases if it came out of a water hose in the back of the house ...the ambiance...sat in corner with no AC in side room. Selection was ok but for the price being $6.00 cheaper for all you can eat sushi made to order. There is definitely a problem. No senior or No Military Discount. Stay away...

The food is really cold and pizza was spoiled, the service it's actually good, everything it's very kind but we pay 50 dollars for 3 people, just not fair

For $31 after tip and taxes this buffet is a great value. They have a seafood dinner Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

It was a disgusting the food the service and the ambiance waste of money. I would never ever go back or take my family back there.

Bad quality food and expensive I was hoping after reading some of the reviews food would decent but no, the place was dirty and not worth the money, my 10 year old was charged as an adult $20 and my 6 year old $13.99 all they ate was some fruit, service was ok also be advices they charge a mandatory tip of 15% for a table of 5 or more

No Chinese buffet goes unpunished as the saying goes. Never seen one get five star reviews but I'm going to throw this out here for Buffet @ Asia because they do a good job. The first time I came, I was truly unimpressed. They sat us by this drafty window in a dark part of the restaurant near some bar. I felt like Aragorn, the ranger, sitting in that tavern waiting on Gandolf and smoking a pipe. Except I didn't look cool and I was freezing, trying to eat some beef bone out of a tiny cup that it didn't fit into. Since then, I've smartened up. I make sure I get seated in the main dining area, away from the dark Prancing Pony bar side. Then, I eat what I like and when it's time to get the soup, I use a PLATE to eat the beef bone portion and can even get some daikon!!! Hello. So Asian I love it. Then I drink the soup from the bowl. It's all that simple and now it's five stars from me. This is a five star experience. Despite there being no hobbits and no pints.

Food was ok, I honestly was just starving and wanted a lot of food so I came here. It was crazy packed( I've never seen a buffet packed before lol) but it was worth the wait. Customer service was excellent so I can't complain

Fast , cheap and good: you can only pick two. And Buffet at Asia choose the first two. Joking aside, the food here isn't bad, it's just not good. It's sort of middle of the road. This buffet has been a staple of this neighborhood for ages now. My wife, mother in law and I were able to eat here for about 45 bucks. A good deal considering that I don't even think you can feed 3 people at McDonald's for $45 now a days. Being a buffet, the fact that you can eat as much as you'd like is always a plus. The major drawback being that most of the food isn't worth getting more than once. I tried the sushi; unfortunately the rice was a bit stale and the quality of the fish was subpar. I had some of the chow mein noodles and they were yummy enough. They also have a variety of pudding desserts and gelatin desserts. The shrimp was a bit salty but I'll be honest, I did enjoy it; going back for thirds! So if you're on a budget and have a big appetite this is a good option. And a friendly reminder to the "gourmands" out there; you're paying like $12 a plate for unlimited food so drop the pretentiousness and eat, eat, eat!

Large selection of food; snow crab legs and lobster available from Friday to Sunday 3:30 - 9:00 pm. Crab and lobster are a real disappointment. Of the seven crab legs I had, four of them were EMPTY! The lobster seemed to be coated in a grease like substance. Impossible to open. No shell crackers available. Unimpressed. I will stick with a regular buffet instead.

Super delicious food with so much variety - with great highlights including beef tenderloin, Mongolian grill style meals, tempura, sushi, seafood, dim sum, and desserts - and the price was affordable. I was actually quite impressed by their sushi - they didn't have sashimi or nigiri but their rolls were actually quite tasty. I found myself also attracted by the Mongolian grill option and piled most of meat into my bowl, and boy oh boy, they did it right. The sauce that they used was super delicious - spicy and super savory. I seriously could eat two full plates of those and nothing else and would be happy. Drinks were included so you could go wild with it. The only slightly lacking was the desserts - the choices were not that exciting to me. Their soft serve machine was also not working properly as the soft serve coming out of it was an ice cream soup mess. But otherwise, I was pretty happy with this place. Parking could be a bit difficult when the restaurant is busy. Service was a bit chaotic (because they were extremely busy today for lunch), but still met my standards. The restaurant was pretty clean. The front room was a bit too warm, but we got the cooler back room so that was nice.

I've been to this location before and it was fine, but this last visit was abysmal. I hate that I'm writing this but I genuinely worry about the sanitary conditions. We were seated and our table was still sticky in some parts. Okay fine wiped it down. But then a we walked the buffet we noticed staff using a house to spray down some area near the buffet. There were rags to wipe up water in quite a few places as well. I'm sure people are wondering at this point why didn't I leave. The person I was with was committed to staying, so I relented and stuck it out. I chose to eat from the Mongolian grill. That was good. Also it waiter was very kind. I've got nothing else. I hope this place cleans up because in the meantime I'm sticking clear of it.

I'm really sorry I know a lot of people like this place but I just have to say if you like authentic Chinese food this is not where you want to go. The chicken on a stick was ok the teriyaki chicken was good the wanton soup was ok the brown rice was awful there were no crab legs the desert was jello and little pastries. I guess, Idk know it just wasn't for my wife and I. We're from Massachusetts and the Chinese restaurants there are top notch with their scorpion bowls for two. Maybe it's the buffet thing not for me.

This place is nastyyyyyyyyyyy Ugly disgusting mutated pigeons outside to make it worse I saw call cockroaches that is huge also air in food we ate and all my family ended up feeling bad most of us got food poisoning we threw up a lot never coming back

Came here for lunch with my husband and baby, and everything was pretty decent. Lunch price for 1 adult on a Friday was $13 and drink was extra (about $1.30ish). The place has lots of seating. Some seats were very close to the buffet selection area and it looks very uncomfortable to sit there. There is also a good selection of food. I noticed there is an entire area closed for what looks like fresh stir fry or Mongolian bbq. Wonder what was there before? The food was actually pretty decent! I honestly wasn't expecting much but I was overall impressed, and there was a good selection for my son also. Food was replenished often. Some highlights for me were Szechuan chicken, lo mein, and the krab/shrimp/veggie mix. I think I would come back maybe for dinner to see what is added for the price difference. We may have finally found our go-to Chinese buffet!

Food: I went at lunch time on a Sunday and the food was mediocre. Service: it was average. Ambiance: there's nothing driving me back. Note: my adult son loved this place

Things have gone downhill in the past few years here. The food was still pretty good ( they even have some sushi) but the place needs a really good cleaning. Visible dust in the circular room. The staff is still attentive with drinks and clearing plates. Not bad for a lunch buffet, but not really impressive anymore. This used to be my preferred lunch spot, and I moved further away, so it is not as convenient.