Regal Buffet

When you first enter, I was thinking from the worn exterior that this might be a very sketchy place. However, it severely surprised me. First of, there are so many non vegetarian options it is impossible to not find one for you. The amount of juicy meats, different tops of meat, the different styles and ways they are prepared. The hibachi station is where they had fresh sushi that was very good. The staff are also friendly and courteous.However, there were a few negatives. The floor of the buffet is slippery in a few places. The way that raw chicken is stored at hibachi concerns me greatly as leaving it open is practically inviting salmonella. Also, the deserts. They had a chocolate fountain...and that's it. Every single other sweet was packaged. They were mediocre. Also has jelly and fruit.

This isn't too bad of a spot by Chinese buffet standards. It fills up quick and the fast service here keeps the food hot and fresh. We came on a weekend. The peel-and-eat shrimp stood out as did the garlic green beans. I had to get the requisite brown fried foods that you come here to scratch the itch for: dumplings, rolls, fried stuff. Not bad. The spring rolls were mushy inside which is always a turn off but the egg rolls were better. The dumplings tasted great and had that nice crisp side. The stir fry station is where it's at but I had this towards the end and was already feeling full by the time it was ready. The flavor was good and it had been expertly done. The ambiance here is nice and the place was clean. Luckily I rarely get the urge for Chinese buffet but I would come back if the urge struck.

Just took a trip to the regal buffet. I ate fried shrimp and crab, food was well cooked but didn't burn your tounge.Wait staff was quick and efficient, got me drinks on time.Unlike other restaurants, this place does not blast music far too load.Tables give plenty of space and the overall cost was literally less then Subway.5/5 stars. Give it a try (but don't go on a holiday like I did, place was packed.)

This place is a hit every single visit. The staff is super friendly, the food is fresh and the pickings are plentiful! You can't miss with this place. They also have a Mongolian grill and a chocolate fountain. Thanks me later!

I really used to love to go there because of the variety and the cleanliness of the restaurant. The customer service and the price was pretty decent. The past several times that I've gone the food is bland or they just taste mass produced like the sesame chicken, the orange chicken, for example, they just kind of taste like each other. The hot and sour soup is bland, not near as good as Joy Chinese cuisine in flower mound/ Highland village.They are very expensive now and that's probably because they serve a lot of seafood which I don't care for. I probably won't go back

I've driven past several times, and my family finally tried it out last night. We loved it! I would go back for the Mongolian grill by itself. Other favorites were the coconut shrimp and the dumplings/potstickers. I wish there was a dipping sauce for the dumplings and egg rolls. My husband said the sushi was good not great- worth it to get it since it is there but wouldn't bring him back on its own. My daughter liked the chicken on a stick. I'll skip the orange chicken next time. The lo mein was overcooked and limp although seasoned well. We will likely be back here for a lunch or weekday visit.

They do have extra dishes for nights and weekends, so it's not just the same thing but priced differently, but if you don't care for seafood or ribs, then going there between Monday and Friday before 3pm would save you a few bucks (Friday after 3pm counts as the weekend). If you enter just before 3, they charge you lunch price, but you can't eat any of the dinner dishes, otherwise they'll charge you dinner price (they can tell 'cause the dinner dishes all have shells/bones), and they do have a sticker telling you which is for dinner only. Seniors and kids have discounts. Definitely one of the more tasting Chinese buffets out there. Their chicken dishes are all pretty good, and the chicken on a stick is one of my favorites. I don't know if it's just me, but sometimes their sweet melons taste off. All in all, still a pretty good buffet place. Does get pretty busy on holidays too.

Super conservative with Covid. Masks, gloves on when you go get food.Sushi was ok and the Mongolian grill was tasty good!Lots of selection for the price! Food was hot when it was supposed to be and vice versa on the cold.Fried shrimp was our overall favorite! Friendly service and the refilled drinks constsnyly

Good buffet selections, always fresh, hot, and available. Table service is attentive and keeps tables clear of empty dishes and drinks refilled. Staff is friendly helpful.

great food and service and food was hot and fresh and waiters were super nice and the price was really goood