Grand Buffet

I love Buffets, but this one is making me reconsider. The usual steam table of 'Asian' food and another table of American food and desserts. Pretty standard. Paid for the buffet and ordered hot tea.Food straight off the buffet was barely warm - that's a food safety problem. Tried small samples from over five items - all luke warm or cold. My tea arrived while it was at the buffet - it was in a small plastic cup - it, too, was luke warm.Pros: NONECons: Where do I begin? Note that the luke-warm cup of weak tea was $2.39! I have never paid for hot tea at any buffet in my life, much less for this horrible drink. No refills, no one asked if I needed anything.

Just awful. Nothing was hot, everything I put on my plate was room temperature. Most everything seemed picked over, a lot of empty places on the buffet. The things that were there all looked very dried out and appeared to be sitting for a while. No one ever came around with drink refills, which was fine as I didn't eat enough to really get thirsty. The place was also not very clean looking, very rundown.

I'm very upset that they don't have many 6+ person tables and I was split into 2 tables and wasn't able to sit with my family EVEN THO they had 2 tables open but said they couldn't sit up because of a party coming in. Guess what the party didn't even come in to sit before we left. It's a typical Chinese buffet. Food was okay. Restaurant could have been cleaner.

Very fresh food serving at the buffet table even though it was 7pm Saturday. Limited selection but the food tastes good. Lots of different types of shrimps. We always ask one question after visiting any restaurant-will I go back for dinner? Yes for this one.

Ordered Moo Goo Gai Pan and Crab Rangoons. Food was delicious! Prices are reasonable too. We will definitely be back.

They typically have a large buffet and great food. I got curbside during the pandemic and the lunch order had big portions. They gave me a free mask and had hand sanitizer available.

Cleanliness - 1 star; food quality - 2 stars; staff 5 stars; prices - 2 stars Won't be back and I don't recommend it

Great place to eat but while dining you will be closed to the rest of the world. Complete block out of telephone access ones you enter this space and they also have No Wi-Fi access for diners. So for the next hour and half that you are here eating you can't make calls, can't receive or send emails, and you can't get onto social media. When I asked if Wi-Fi they told me they don't give access to guests. Damn! In 2022?

Run away. Go to McDonald's. Buy a can of cat food. Anything but eat here. Cold, disgusting, overpriced food. We had to ask for refills which were reluctantly given. You don't expect great food at a buffet, but this couldn't even clear that low bar. What wasn't cold was tasteless. Seriously worst Chinese buffet I've ever had the misfortune to try.

Me and My wife order two combination special, I order over the phone. Then when I went to pick it up, the lady was very rude! So I walked out with my head held high because I'm a American man... After me and my wife ate the food, we both woke up with stomach aches and green poop for two days straight. Has anyone else experience bad food sickness, during the week of October? I do recall them reopening there dine-in October 1, 2020 Someone, can you please look into what is going on. Before more get sick and case a lawsuit towards this company....