Panasian Buffet

I'll be honest, I was a bit skeptical based on the location. This establishment is not situated in the greatest neighborhood and it isn't the cleanest restaurant in town... but the food was decent and the buffet pricing was unbeatable. There is plenty of seating here. We came after a funeral service as a party of ~25 and arrived right after lunch. We paid dinner price which was $16/person. In this day and age, I'd consider dinner under $20 a steal... especially for an All You Can Eat menu. I was particularly impressed that they offered blue crabs and L.A. galbi, so you already KNOW I made the most out of my meal here. There is a sushi selection and grill section which for me was nothing to write home about. I've seen worse selections at other places, and I did pick at a few rolls and they weren't bad.I'd be interested to know how often or how seasonal the blue crabs are offered because to me that was the star of the show here. If I were in town, I'd come back for the dinner menu, especially for the crabs and galbi. Yum.

Good service and nice selection of entrees. Clean and not crowded. Staff is friendly and courteous.

The food was good, the people were nice, and the price was okay. Not bad for a place to eat.

The service is amazing and the food is even better my top favorite would be the Korean ribs and pork loin

I've eaten here twice--The staff is very prompt and ready to get you in and out which is a good thing because who wants to wait around to be seated at a serve yourself spot. Anywho I really like the noodle and sushi bar but the last time I was here both me and my boyfriend felt nauseous after eating... not sure if we both overdid it or if something we had was bad but we've been hesitant to come back since. Can't say I'll be running back here, but the food didn't taste bad at all.

The food was good and hot and the selection was good for children and adults. The service was great.

So my family and friends love this place out of all the Chinese buffet in Philly. (There isn't a whole lot). It is one of the better buffets in general. When it comes to Chinese buffet you get what you pay for. And it's more about filling your belly for less so the standards are different. PanAsian is spacious, good food variety and seems to be among the cleaner places. Overall, I recommend coming here. Base on Chinese buffet standards, I would give the place a 3 and half stars but will round it up. I know giving any buffet places 4 stars is a lot, but like I said it's a on a different scale.

Favorite items: Pork loin, crab rangoon, sushi, cheesy spinach, beef short rib. I can't stress how much the sushi was fresh fish and good ratios of fish to veggies and rice! Usually buffets don't put as much fish on the sushi, but the guy saw which rolls I was eating and made sure to keep the sushi bar stocked with things I'd like. Mashed potatoes were alright as well, and the soup area had over 4 or 5 options, with the hot and sour soup being the favorite that I've had in a bit from Chinese spots. Even with not many people coming out, the buffet was fresh, hot, and everything that was out was edible, presentable, and quality.

So this is my report the food was good The bathroom had no paper toilet. The service was good. The ice cream was good except for the chocolate chocolate was not good. The strawberry vanilla was very good. Thank you for my report bye.

It's definitely better than the buffet across the street. I went there few there. I like the selection especially the tofu and the chicken kabab