Lita T.
Yelp
We decided to try this place after passing by so many times. $14 plus tax per adult person (lunchtime) with drink was actually not a bad price for the buffet. Kids age 2 and under are free. Kids over 3 years and over was a decent price. You have to pay at the kiosk and get checked in by one of the staff before you can go on your munchventure XD
If you have their check in bonus on yelp, make sure you show it to them in the beginning when you pay, otherwise they won't honor it. They have WiFi!
Salad bar was kinda sad, not much of a selection but they do have edamame beans. Pasta station not much to choose- some watery tomato sauce, weird tasting Alfredo sauce, noodles were okay but had some water in it. The chili soup was actually pretty good (I recommend putting it on the baked potato with cheese and green onions. Skip the bacon bits, it's not real bacon and it taste funny), potato chowder was passable.
Pizza choices were mediocre, it was all thin crust; Hawaiian, pepperoni, four cheese, cheese, nacho (this one was baffling), pepperoni with sausage, chicken Alfredo (this was dry and chicken was over cooked), and jalapeño with tomato. To be honest I was hoping for more pizza selection since there were still a few more empty pizza slots. The nice thing about the pizza area is that they have set timers that go off to remind the staff to switch the remaining pizza out for the fresh pizzas.
Fried chicken was all drumsticks and the batter on them was pretty okay; there were some that was spicy so make sure to read before you grab any. There was a sign for potato slices but I didn't see any even through I went back a few times to check. THEY DO NOT HAVE KETCUP!!!! I was sad that they didn't have ketcup for the chicken. They had hot sauce -_-'
Dessert station was kinda sad too. Small sugar cookies, small chocolate chip cookies (this was actually bomb when they come out warm), small cinnamon buns (taste good when they come out warm and covered with cream. Not as bomb as Cinnabon but still pretty good), soft serve ice cream (vanilla was good but the chocolate tasted sour), messed up cheesecake squares that looked like some smashed it then rearranged it back, chocolate cake squares that look sad, a deep fried bread shaped with some cinnamon sugar on it, vanilla cake that looked like the life was squeezed out of it and that was pretty much it. They had some empty slots in the dessert area but I guess they didn't want to put other things.
Drink area was clean; they have Coca Cola products, a machine for slushy, and a machine for hot drinks. The plastic cups for the hot drinks were filthy! Out of the 8 cups I flipped over I only managed to find one clean cup! Hot chocolate was watery, lemonade was watery, slushy was pretty good and can't complain about the Coca Cola drinks.
Bathrooms were pretty clean.
The gaming area was pretty nice. They had the big boat swing and the spin fling machine in the middle floor, small bowling on the corner, miniature golf next to the bowling and something that looked like bumper cars, and a few more games on the floor. The prices was decent from 50 cents to $6 (the $6 was actually the miniature golf).
The kiddie area (for toddlers and babies) was actually disappointing. They had all that space but there isn't much in there for them. I understand that the company wants us to spend money on their games but the toddlers and babies can't really play the games that they have. I'm hoping they work on this area possibly.
So the prize selection was pitifully sad. With the small amount of tickets that you earn it's not enough to really get anything for your child. The 250 and below ticket area was sadder than you walking into a dollar tree store.