5 /5 jeff pacheco: I will start off by saying it was my first time patronizing here, and it was Valentines Day. Ive read mixed reviews, so Ill admit I was somewhat hesitant to try it out. Ive had plenty of bad experiences at all you can eat restaurants, but this was not one of them. The selection was very good (keep in mind it was Valentines day, so all day dinner and lunch may be more limited on selection), the food was delicious, and the food was also very fresh. They maintain smaller portions in order to keep it freshest, which I can fully appreciate. There was a sushi section, which was fairly good for an all you can eat buffet. I believe there was a selection of at least 6 different rolls as well, so plenty to try. The restaurant was very clean, including the restrooms. The environment was very relaxed, and it had a very traditional atmosphere. The staff were all very friendly and accommodating, and made sure the table was clear, and our drinks were always full, even though it was pretty busy. I also think some of the negative reviews were given from covid era precautions being taken, as well as people expecting more than what they should from a inexpensive all you can eat buffet. I had read they used paper plates, and this is no longer the case, as well as a few reviews concerning quality of the food... those are very inaccurate reviews in my opinion, and I personally can attest to the other more expensive Chinese restaurant we tried in town before, using spaghetti noodles for lo-mein, so people might need to give this restaurant a little more credit. All in all, for the money, you really cant beat it.
