A-Star Buffet

Another perfect lunch yesterday. A friend asked where to eat. I suggested a star because of the variety of foods. Once again they didn't disappoint. We were pleasantly surprised to find so many different options. The staff is fast and friendly. My table was always clean and our drinks were always full. The giant koi were an awesome touch. We will be back soon

Rude workers, learn how to smile and serve people. The food should always be refreshed and filled but they take forever to put food out especially the oysters, you'll be left with stale hard leftovers. Not worth the money to pay overpriced. Bad customer service and bland food

It's been many years since I've been here and I found myself craving an Asian buffet for lunch. This one is like many others, pretty typical pan-asian fare with a smattering of things that seem out of place, like beef tacos. Nobody eats those. It was about $20 with a drink, which is pretty reasonable.No items really stood out as great, but there were definitely items to skip, like the beef ribs with minimal meat and no flavor, and the soups that somehow needed salt. I'll be back when I'm in the mood, but definitely won't rush to do so.

MAKE SURE YOU PAY FIRST & THEN GO GET SEAT IT. FOR FIRST TIMER! We didn't know, and there was nobody at the front desk greeting us. It's was super packed on a Friday night evening. But there was a long line waiting to get seated. So we just went with the flow where the people were standing to get seat it. We finally got to the front line, and the lady asked us for our ticket. We told the lady that we're out of town and we didn't know that we had to pay first. Plus, there was nobody at the front desk and no sign (as we speak we turn to the front desk and nobody was there til a few minute we see a lady walking to the front desk) There was a line to pay. She could've taken us to the front line to pay. Instead, she say oh the line is short."" Ya could wait. My group we didn't want to make a fuss about it but we just thought that was very awful. They have a variety of food. It was packed. When they bring out a dish such as their steak, seafood, oyster, and crawfish. The moment they put down the food tray, people fight for them. So you have to literally wait near the food that you want til they bring it out. Otherwise, you won't get any at all. I even encounter in line waiting for the oyster to grab some. This person was standing on the side. When they bring out the oyster, they grab the Tong. So I was waiting to be my turn and omgosh all the people that was behind me they just didn't care anymore and grab it by their hand instead. I only got 2. That's was krazy rude. I think if it was an encounter with a different race, there would have been a problem already. They literally only have 1 waiter on the floor for 1 side.It's krazy on a Friday night. I'm not sure if it always packs like that every night.

All you can eat (AYCE) buffet with a variety of foods. They have more seafood options on Saturdays and charge the dinner price of $26.99 which includes a drink, fountain sodas or tea. The lunch special is M-F for $19.99. They have a small sushi section, a chef who takes teppanyaki order, a variety of seafood and Asian dishes, plenty of desserts and appetizers, and basically plenty to choose from. Crab legs are very popular and the tray empties quickly but they are constantly restocking. We had fresh food throughput our time during weekend lunch hour. We started out taking small portions of things we like and went for seconds on good old favorites. Nice decor and a large dining room with attentive staff to fill up drinks or take way plates. A great way to Ty a variety of foods. Will definitely come back with the family.

This was one of those last-minute decisions, and where to eat. And it actually turned out to be a pretty good decision as the food selection and variety. Here was very bountiful. There was a little bit of everything from Mongolian noodle style, to Sushi, to suites And savory. There are multiple rooms for dining a very populated restaurant. Per person if I recall it was around $25 $28 per adult and kids are around half of that price. And we went on a Sunday afternoon made about four visits up to the Buffay, so we definitely insured to get the moneys worth. I know it's nice to see Buffay locations open post Covid so we like to enjoy one every now and again.

Went on a Saturday at 1130. There was a lot of people however so many serving stations. It was not crowded went through all the typical Chinese buffet, seafood meats, noodles, vegetables, sushi, and then saw the chef grilling steaks. The steaks were incredible and then they had a noodle station where you could make your own concoction of noodles, vegetables meat, and he would fry them for you and they were incredible too. Saturday's buffet was $25 a person but well worth the price. Great service great people great food. Ambiance was good, not on top of each other, but some were pretty loud.

Feels like no ac is ever on. They dump new food onto old food. Definitely hardly any gluten-free options (which I knew about). Just didn't feel clean. Sticky floors. Rather not go back. Service was little to none.

Rude workers Tables were not cleaned Had to ask several times for napkins forks and spoons

Salmon sashimi. First I saw the Salmon sashimi in a pale and I pick some and it looks slimy so I smell it and it didn't smell fishy so I ate some, I came and ask for more hoping the cut some fresh one but the cook pull out from the freezer and place these frozen cut salmon pieces on to the same display dish.. yuck I almost threw up, I came home and was doing the runs .. beside the salmon all the dishes are cold , was not enjoyable. I give this place many chances but today is my last time coming here. It was dinner time when I was here. If you want a better experience going to lin's fusion.