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Casual outfit with an extensive buffet & Mongolian grill offering all-you-can-eat grub.
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Reviews — 8
Great establishment from hostess greeting us, servers paying attention to us and manager being on top of everything even when the restaurant is full. great job everyone. my wife and I will definitely be back.
The food was good. Some of it was a little dry but most of it is right on. It's a birthdabove. They got a lot of varieties, the Mongolian grill. It was just shy of twenty dollars and that included drink. That was where myself everything was decent plain
Delicious! Always leave with a full belly. Never a bad experience! Wait staff was great!
This is a unique Chinese buffet. The music is 80’s and 90’s soft rock and alternative which was nice. The buffet had many choices. I did not care for the horchata tasting ice cream.
Visited here on vacation. Food was great. I enjoyed the Mongolian grill and the buffet was good. My favorite was the beef and broccoli, very tender beef with excellent flavor. Service was okay.
Nice place for lunch ... Good selection and value for the price...
A stereotypically and inoffensively mediocre all you can eat local Chinese Buffet. My family has been here many times; and none of us have ever gotten sick, as far as I know.
The most notable feature is the mongolian grill, where you can get something fried up from a number of uncooked foods they provide. The quality of your food from this depends on how well you know how different foods go together.
The chinese donuts are the best thing on the menu, my mother is addicted to them. I don't know what they do to the fried wedge potatoes, but they taste amazing. That isn't real ice cream. I liked their small dessert layer cakes a lot. They have cool, framed, Chinese figurines on some walls. Fried plantains need to be more common elsewhere. Crab legs are good. BE CAREFUL with the bones in the fried tilapia.
We've never had issues with the staff, as far as I remember.
There is a LOT of people here at peak hours, so watch out!
The most notable feature is the mongolian grill, where you can get something fried up from a number of uncooked foods they provide. The quality of your food from this depends on how well you know how different foods go together.
The chinese donuts are the best thing on the menu, my mother is addicted to them. I don't know what they do to the fried wedge potatoes, but they taste amazing. That isn't real ice cream. I liked their small dessert layer cakes a lot. They have cool, framed, Chinese figurines on some walls. Fried plantains need to be more common elsewhere. Crab legs are good. BE CAREFUL with the bones in the fried tilapia.
We've never had issues with the staff, as far as I remember.
There is a LOT of people here at peak hours, so watch out!
