Oriental Gourmet

I've been to numerous buffets during my time, and Oriental Gourmet definitely scrapes the bottom of the barrel of any restaurant measure criteria. I'm confident that at any city kitchen inspection or evaluation, Oriental Gourmet edges by with the minimum passable score. Chinese buffets aren't known for being upscale, but Oriental Gourmet really perpetuates that stereotype. However, at $7.95, you really don't expect too much.Walking into the restaurant, you'll feel the tinge of muggy air caress your skin. Beware this is a hallmark of a cheap owner, not willing to lower the air condition because of higher electric bills. Covid-19 preventions are still in place as annoying as it is, most everyone follows it. They require you to use plastic glove to use their tongs. Personally, I believe this is unnecessary, but whatever.As the pricing suggests, the buffet itself is underwhelming compared to other buffets such as V-star (Walking distance away). You'll get your typical sweet sour chicken, General Tso, french fries, fried rice, lo mein, assorted soups and a field of fried stuff. However, this is where my panties got jumbled. They have a section for sushi, but they have a sign up saying they're not serving sushi due to Covid-19. This is bullsh*t. They're not serving sushi because its on the higher end of food costs and more expensive to serve. If it really was due to covid, then the entire place needs to shut down. They're just using covid as a reason to not do sushi. I am Asian, so I know all the reasons and BS we point our fingers at to cut costs. Bathroom has a urine/bleach smell and the waitresses are mainlanders that try to speak English, but end up speaking a verbose rendition of a southern twang mix of Chinglish (Again, I am ethnically Chinese) and I notice these things. Look, if the $7.95 pricing point doesn't foreshadow the kind of food you're gonna get, then you're an idiot. I would save up an extra $3.00 and go visit V-star down the road for a MUCH BETTER experience and Sushi!

Very cold and bland food the best thing is the Mac n cheese lol that speaks for it self you guys let yourself go

Just don't. If you need a cheap place to eat I understand...but no. The pink lemonade was delicious though.

Crawfish was black inside. One of the waiters yelled at my child for no reason. When you walked in and there was trash everywhere. Food wasn't good at all. Then I had to paid adult price for my kids who is 8 and 10 because they was tall for they age .

STAY FAR AWAY!!! As you walk in and feel the nasty humidity and silence of the restaurant, you just know the food is going to be bad. The is the first time in 10 years that I have been to a Chinese buffet and it will be the last. The food was cold and not good at all, the macaroni tasted like spoiled milk, the rice was hard as well as the bread. Besides getting served a drink, there was no service. I would give 0 stars if I could.

Food was terrible, only served myself once, really not worth coming to. Only good thing was the ice cream. You could taste what seemed to be Ketchup in the orange chicken sauce. They even happened to mess up chicken nuggets.

where do I start , we couldn't even get a drinks to our table in the beginning of our meal ! NEVER AGAIN HAVE I HEARD A SERVER ASKING FOR MONEYS TOO GET MY DRINK WTH !!!! very unprofessional it's a buffet with drink Tf... she deman a tip for what ? I was so confused by this lady yall watch out for her , never returning too this place worst place ever

I'm giving this two ratings merely because it is the cheapest Chinese buffet I've seen in years. However, the food was lukewarm or cold, tasteless and not appealing. The sushi bar was empty and beef dishes empty.

I found the food to be very good and the service was excellent! It was typical Chinese buffet food. Solid, and very economical.

Food was so bad, ruined my whole day. Very bland and tasteless. It's cheap for a reason