Crazy Buffet

This place had a really good sushi selection and sashimi for being an all you can eat place! The place was pretty clean and looked up to date. The service was OK, which is what you would expect from an all you can eat buffet. Overall really good option for the money.

You pay at the entrance including tip, parties of 8+ is automatic 15% tip. The family regretted coming here. We had a lot of issues with the food. The beef was over cooked and hard to chew and swallow. Everything was overly salty. The sauce for the beef/chicken broccoli was also very salty. There's not much variety for the sushi. The clams had a lot of sand, it wasn't soaked properly. The skinny Angel noodles had hard pieces in it and the ribs were over cooked. The fruits were bruised badly but still served and cut. The dessert selection is limited as well. The decor is nice and the waitress is nice and attentive. A lot of the food I spit out into a napkin, it was hard to swallow. My husband and I were ok, we would give 3 stars but my family all gave 1/0 stars so I'm averaging 2 stars.

I recently had the opportunity to visit this place and try their food. Florida doesn't have a lot of good reviews on buffets I noticed. So decided to Give this place a try and see if the reviews were the same. Upon arrival you are greeted at the cashier to pre-pay and choose your beverages. I am kind of used to this type of setting as they do this in NY as well this is just to make sure you don't walk out without paying some build the tip in the buffets ahead of Time. Next you are seated at your table. The setting was a little busy for a Saturday night given Mother's Day weekend. There was a variety of different dishes ranging from American, Seafood,Chinese Hibachi, Sushi and deserts. There are also vegetarian options as well. You are allowed a 2 hour limit to dine which is a lot of time to eat and continue to serve other guests.The place overall was clean, they were wiping down tables, quickly taking used plates away and most especially the turnover for food was good. Everything coming out was fresh. There are so many options to choose from it's hard to decide what to eat. The food was tasty and hot. Towards the end you are given a bill which is what you were pre charged to dine and now the option to add a tip for the waiter for clearing your plates and providing you drinks, etcI would recommend this location and would definitely come back again.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Crazy Buffet in Orlando, Florida, and I must say it was an absolute feast for the senses! This expansive buffet-style restaurant left me thoroughly impressed with its diverse array of dishes, impeccable service, and vibrant atmosphere.Upon entering Crazy Buffet, I was immediately struck by the restaurant's inviting ambiance. The spacious dining area is adorned with elegant decor, creating a comfortable and welcoming setting for guests. The staff were friendly and attentive, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable dining experience from start to finish. Yes, it's clean! Even the bathrooms are clean!Now, let's talk about the star of the show - the food! Crazy Buffet boasts an impressive selection of dishes from various cuisines, making it a paradise for food enthusiasts. From Chinese and Japanese to American and Italian, the buffet offers a wide range of options to suit every palate. My kids love the chicken wings, sushi, and fries.The sushi bar at Crazy Buffet deserves a special mention. The sushi is not only visually appealing but also incredibly fresh and delicious. The skilled chefs behind the counter craft an assortment of rolls that cater to both sushi connoisseurs and those new to the delicacy. The sashimi was particularly noteworthy for its pristine quality.Moving on to the hot food stations, the choices seemed endless. From classic Chinese stir-fries to flavorful curries and well-seasoned grilled items, each dish showcased the kitchen's commitment to quality and taste. The seafood selection was extensive, featuring shrimp, clams, crawfish, and various fish dishes that were cooked to perfection.The dessert section was a delightful conclusion to the meal. A variety of cakes, pastries, fresh fruits, and an ice cream station awaited those with a sweet tooth. My kids loved the pink and blue cream cups.In conclusion, Crazy Buffet in Orlando is a culinary gem that stands out for its diverse menu, attentive service, and inviting ambiance. Whether you're a fan of Asian cuisine, a sushi enthusiast, or simply looking for a place with options to please everyone in your party, Crazy Buffet is a must-visit. I left the restaurant with a full stomach, a satisfied palate, and a desire to return for another round of gastronomic delights. Highly recommended!

This is the one on OBT. They have real plates and silverware. Overall was very happy with service and food. Would definitely come back. Positives - our server Vicky was good. Quiet and attentive with plates and refills. - most foods were hot and fresh- miso soup, egg drop soup and even pho were good. Egg drop especially. Hot n sour was good but missing something. Enjoyed the string beans, mixed veggies, garlic shrimp (has a kick); pork buns (delish), pan fried dumplings, chicken and broccoli. Family enjoyed their dishes as well. Only 2 negative - they charge kids by height. My ten year old is a tall freak so i was charged full price but that's ok since food and service was good. Sushi options- need to stop putting all these unnecessary sauces on every roll. No California roll. Limited choices but looked edible. Will definitely need back and will have more of the pho, dumplings and buns. See pics

From the outset the name and appearance is inviting and intriguing. "Crazy Buffet" I did little to no research because we are on a quest to find the best China Buffet in Orlando. The place does not live up to the name. First the price is $20 per person which is Crazy high compared to the competition. They raised expectations with the price alone and walking past the buffet server stations on the way to the seating area did not inspire confidence that the price was justified. The first thing you see is the serving line for the sushi and hibachi. They are crammed against the back wall and you have to fight your way to the back to get in line. The sushi was rolled twice as large as a human mouth can open so it is intimidating to even pick up the rolls as I was thinking "these things will just fall apart " Looking at the sashimi slices, it looks just as bad as the rolls. Take the meat cleaver away from who ever is hacking up these things and get them a proper sushi knife. The thickness was more inline with a stir fry or fish stew than a delicate plate of attractive sushi. The sashimi was not only too thick, it was not even trimmed properly. There was tons of fat and inedible muscle in the fish. The only redeeming quality of the sushi station was the fresh and tasty rice it was wrapped in. The rest of the food was below average but not inedible. The selection was good, but nothing popped as having any level of culinary experience. It was more likely compared to precooked food you might get in the grocery store that just needs heating up. The staff was mostly attentive and performed their jobs. What was surprising was the bill was prepaid when you get in the front door but they repeat the credit card receipt for signature with an emphasis on the tip. This is confusing because it showed the entire amount again so we did not sign it. Instead out of courtesy to the staff left cash as a tip. But that tip likely does not even go to the server in these family owned places and I'd be shocked it it did. The square footage of the establishment is improperly utilized. They need a professional design make over. The split two store upgrade they merged with makes the second dining room very isolated and cluttered. The decor is different between the two dining areas and makes you feel as if you entered one restaurant and were downgraded to 3rd class accommodations. At this point I would not recommend spending your money here unless they step up their game to justify the price. Oh and we almost didn't even find the place because it's in a shopping plaza that has businesses around the corner. There is no signage in the front parking lot to guide you around the corner.

$20 for buffet, few dollar more if you want soda. They expect you to tip, they bring your soda and water and clear plates for you. The buffet has some good choices from sushi, to seafood, to chicken and rice, to a dessert bar with blue bunny ice cream. The food is decent. The highlights for me was their pepper chicken and fried rice, steamed bun with pork, and blue bunny ice cream.

Honestly you can't beat the lunch prices here. $11.99 per person and there are tons of options. I felt the food was fresh probably because i went around 120pm so they were still in the kitchen making food. I think that's a plus. The ambiance is nice, spacious and clean. Plates are styrofoam so it's a one time use. It was interesting that you pay first when you come in however,you can add tip afterwards.

Food had not much taste. Steak was dry and hard . Glass on top of rice smell like someone sneezed on itapparently is not constantly been clean. They charge up front and then again the server brings your check again for tip.

Awfull do not waste your time and money dry overcooked food dirty place the waitress was great .