FJ Buffet

Alright let's get down and honest for the value here. It's great for what you get, giant sushi bar, poke, some desserts, soup section (hot and sour soup, egg drop soup, miso soup, taro soup), hot food section, crab, crawfish, noodles, stir fry, fried rice. All for less than $30 a person (it's even cheaper during the weekday for lunch). You may feel displeased as a lot of the ladies carting around a giant cart cleaning up tables but for the most part this place is clean. If you see a mess tell someone! And contrary to what someone else said about cockroaches there were none here, I've been here 6 times. Since 2023-2024. The only thing I can say that needs work is they are sometimes stingy about the crab legs or oysters on weekends or holidays (blame the greedy folk for taking 2-3 plate fulls of them). So that can be a little slow but for the most part it's great. I also love that you get unlimited refills for drinks and it's self service. Holiday reviews: Thanksgiving - they were open and they served SMOKED TURKEY. This was really good! Christmas - they were open and serve crab legs (snow crab and Jonas crab).

Food is great and far better than what I expected from buffet quality. Additional characters to make help happy

Average Chinese buffet. A good selection along with Sushi and sashimi options. Lots of dining space. Fountain drinks are included with cost, no soft serve Icecream - they're individual cups. Clean and attentive staff. Some quarter machines are available near the front cashier.

I'm pretty picky about my buffets. This isn't a 5 star however, it has everything I like and taste great. I've only been on Saturdays for lunch but the noodles, amazing!!! Here are some of the entrees including Korean short ribs, baked scallops, baked salmon, snow crabs were all great. Decent sushi selection. It's clean and I would have to say my favorite Asian buffet in Portland.

I went here with my 7 year old daughter for lunch. Pretty much right at the opening so that everything would be fresh. I went expecting to get Crab, but when we got there, there was no crab. Not really much of a selection. I got 3 different kinds of noodles, which were good with soy sauce and sriracha. Beef chow fun was good minus the beef, the beef & broccoli was good minus the beef. Egg drop soup, not good. No flavor. I had some fried chicken wings, they were okay. Spring roll was good, cream cheese wonton was okay. Veggie sushi was good and the salad was good, but very plain. Only cucumbers and tomatoes as toppings. Cucumber had a weird taste. To me the best thing that day was the Dr. Pepper. It was fresh and crisp. My daughter enjoyed the food she had because it was mostly fried like fries, fried chicken, and a couple pieces of sushi. And then dessert was her favorite of course. I didn't have dessert because by that time I was just kind of turned off by the quality and also what wasn't available, that I originally came for. They really didn't have much meat options either. General Tsao's chicken, but I bit a piece and it was hard. Ambiance was fine, large food court feel. Large TV's on the wall. I more than likely will not return.

Sorry the video says the wrong price I don't know what I was thinking the lunch price is $15.99. The food was really good for a buffet, drinks comes with the price, plenty of choices and plenty of seating, I really like their sushi options and the service was great they take away used dishes and cleaned up right away instead of letting it pile up on your table, parking is a little busy in the front so I found some on the side of the building, I like this place it's very good for the price, will definitely be going back often.

We heard mixed reviews about this place, but decided to finally try it because we love buffets.From outside it doesn't look very big but when you go inside, the space is pretty large. The staff is very friendly and they're very busy making quick rounds to keep everything clean.Dinner is a pretty good price being a little over $20 with drink included for dinner .There is a good selection of food, a little more than your typical buffet place with all the normal Asian cuisine's . They're cooked oysters are really plump and juicy and there's a lot of mussels with the Mayo cheese topping. The cold section had a lot of roisters, rock, crab, and lots and lots of sashimi. Overall in the Portland area, I would maybe consider this the best buffet place.

The venue was spacious. The staff displayed friendliness and took away empty plates very fast. However, the food quality left room for improvement. During my initial plate, three out of the four items were cold, with one being unchewable. The second time I went for food was the same. Some dishes seemed less than fresh and remained unreplenished, probably because there weren't many customers there.When more people came, they started getting more food out including new items. I finally got to eat some fresh food but I was almost full. Many dishes lacked flavor, and the beef was consistently hard to chew. Among the choices, the chicken skewer was my favorite.

I find it so odd... but surprisingly not too bad for an AYCE Chinese buffet! It's a BUFFET, So don't expect world class service & cleanliness! Positives!! Focus on those. Food comes out fairly fast, they don't hold back like other Asian buffets and stop pushing out food 1 hour before closing. For the price, locally, this might be the place to go to.

These days I lower the bar since food is so expensive. Was looking for a place that had a variety of dishes. Was pleasantly surprised of the variety. The only bad part that was my favorite was the tiniest blue crab I've ever seen. I know it's expensive now but what a poor quality. They should not even serve it. The flounder fish was excellent. $20 per person if you're a retiree.