Bee's Buffet

Your typical Chinese buffet ! They've got a lot of selections of every kind of food including non Chinese foods as well for those who may be picky. We went later in the day so it was a sorta empty minus a few people. The restrooms were a bit dingy unfortunately. Overall not a bad experience whatsoever and my favorite part was the fact that soda was included ! They had a pop machine you could go and fill up your own soda and switch out whatever kind you like each time. As someone who loves drinking a lot and is always thirsty the ability to fill and change up my drink at any point independently was fantastic. I cannot believe more places don't have have something set up like that. I would definitely come here again !

02/15/2025 - After reading so many positive comments & good raves I decided to give this place a try; BIG Mistake, My wife and I decided to check-out the buffet for dinner. I will have to say if you like Chicken this place is for You...I prefer beef or pork myself; The Bee's Buffet has No beef or pork products on the buffet; Why???....Dinner buffet extremely high priced but you do get free soda included. We usual go to Asian Buffet also in Fairfield because they offer Fresh chilled Sushi and Mongolian BBQ and they offer coupons to offset their prices. Also we sometimes go to China Garden in forest park. In our opinion, this place Bee's is a little pricey for what you get and you should try the others and compare yourself.

We visited this Chinese Buffet during 2023 Christmas time (Dec 23, 23). I had been this area for my Ph.D 26 years ago. And this is the first time I revisited this place ever since then, with my family.We could not find some old Chinese restaurants - and this buffet was near Jungle Jims - a International food store. After a revisit of jungle jim, we found this buffer on web - which did not disappoint us.Like some other reviewers noted, the price for the buffet includes tax and service - is 15 dollars each, which is very straightforward. You do not need to calculate your bill at the end of the service. The food was delicious. We have been at many Chinese restaurants, we would rate this one as one of the best. The management team is very friendly. They overheard that we were looking for chopsticks, then brought us what we need.The seafood (we like seafood) we took were in super good quality - fish, shrimp, tastes all above buffet grade. We will definitely revisit this little buffet when we come back.

Drink included..but you need to go wash out the cup with soap and water first .14 dollars for a dinner buffet .I understand prices have went up .but when I leave I just feel ick.the food was poorly executed.Most cold and salty .The creamy coconut shrimp had an added flavor .citrus? Or maybe rotten .idk but it was tangy and strange .The workers WILL NOT take their eyes off you while you eat .Don't waste your time .Suck it up and make the drive out to twin dragon .you might pay a dollar more ? 1.50 maybe but you won't regret it .

I'll pretext this with saying their pepper chicken (yes from the buffet) is the best I've had from my limited scope into Chinese food that doesnt include duck or pork.So, why do they have 3* on average and I gave them 4*?1. Pay when you enter so you dont worry about feeling like a fat scum when they pick up your 5 plates.2. Best pepper chicken 3. Soft served icecream!!!!Life hack: get the cobbler and put it in a soup bowl then hobble to the icecream maker and hit swirl... you're welcome.Downfall: their aquarium last time I was there had a fish snipping at the tilapia and tbh, knowing they'd be in a dish in a day or two, I felt bad. Also, rest of the food is just okay.Pros: they require masks to get food, have barriers, and have free gloves to use while picking your food.

My visit to Bee's was very pleasant and predictable. As others have mentioned, they make you pay as you enter. Self seating and self service. Plain and simple. They staff comes by to clear and clean the table regularly. They don't have a very extensive buffet offering, but the food was hot and pans were mostly full. While they have a nice salad table, they didn't have any peel your own shrimp for lunch. They did have a nice seafood medley containing medium size shrimp as well as vegetables. There were eggrolls on the buffet with I was there and they were pretty good. The Lo Mein and Vegetable Rice Noodles were also very good. Soft drinks and hot drinks seem to be the only beverage offering. They do take most credit cards as well.

I decided to stop at bees buffet to see what this place had to offer. It was nearing the end of the night and naturally their selections weren't fresh and they were finished cooking for the night at around 8:00 pm. The woman at the register gave me a few minutes to look around before deciding if I wanted to spend $12 on their dinner buffet. I opted for buffet to go and the food actually fine. Some of the items on their buffet menu were too salty, or too bland or just right. They have a variety of options. Each buffet item has a different taste. It cost $7 total but they weight it and if their is seafood selection they charge extra. Bees buffet also has a selection of foods that can be made to go it's not included on the buffet. I ordered the general tso chicken with fried rice. I thought it was tasty and ok for the price recommend it. I think for price and value it definitely is ok.

Very relax and clean. I found they were able to provide good service. I hope to come back soon.

Very Good We enjoy the rice noodle dish ,shrimp, chicken sticks, crab Rangoon, the French fries are epic,the soups are good too.Fresh pineapple,melons, grapes all are great. Yummy blackberry cobbler. Soft serve ice cream! These are our favs for our ELAB Day

Always great food, if you eat buffet it's great too. I don't understand why people leave a 3 star review then have nothing bad to say about the food. The szechuan Chicken is awesome, the fried rice is awesome. I have never ordered from Bees and been disappointed