Red Dragon Buffet

The food is definitely a hit or miss. When it's good it's good and when it's not it's not. The problem is: when it's good and you get a lot of a dish, they literally will stare at you like from a close distance. Straight staring and pointing. I got a plate of crawfish and one lady was assigned to stare at me So uncomfy

Disgusting zero stars All shrimp was filled with excrement All food tasted rancid and made me and my husband very sick . Mushrooms tasted like bleach ! One plate was eaten and we asked to pay for 1 person and they said no and it was $50.00 for NOTHING ! I will be reporting this restaurant to the usda and maricopa environmental services . Not very clean, and the water under the food was disgusting .Id rather eat at a food truck .. will never go here again

Food was awful, we did not eat anything except for the ice cream. Food was raw, mushy and horrible. Water tasted like bleach and sodas were watered down. We didn't eat anything and got charged $73 for eating one scoop of ice cream. DO NOT RECOMMEND

Meh, not bad. I would also say not great, but does have an advantage. When I feel like Chinese food, I want a variety. Red Dragon certainly has that. If I were to order the kind of variety that I felt like at a regular Chinese restaurant, I'd be looking at 100 bucks. Here I can have my fill of anything from sushi, Chinese dishes, desserts and more, much more affordably. I do wish they had those little round sausage dumplings though. More dumplings! Also some other mixed Asian would be nice like Korean Galbi.Last, the service was slow. There was no one up front and no one was in a hurry to show us a table. Our drink orders did come quickly, but when finished our meals, we still didn't have our ticket. We had to go up front to get ask for it.I do think it would be a better value if I were a bigger eater. I'm a one plate and I'm done kind of guy! They love me there! Still, it is nice to try something different and have the variety offered by Red Dragon.

I rate Chinese buffets different that other Asian food establishments. It is usually a case of quantity over quality. I always take that with a grain of salt. For a buffet, Red Dragon does a decent job of balancing the two. Many of the employees were eating the buffet food during their breaks. That is always a good sign that things are on the up and up. Foods that we tried were warm to hot. The only exception was the sushi. That was nice and cold. Multiple buffets ment lots of food to choose from. Food was brought out fairly frequently. Our favorite chicken dish was the teppanyaki chicken. Veggie spring rolls were crisp on the outside. Fresh fruit was ripe and juicy. Ice cream, cakes and pastries are available for dessert. This restaurant is taking cleanliness further than I have seen any restaurant during COVID times. Masks are required. Employees are wearing masks. Disposable gloves are required at the buffet. Glove are provided where the dishes are. Tables were cleaned between visitors.

Went for lunch with grandmother. Atmosphere was brightly lit and easy to traverse the buffet tables. We took a sampling of each of the items, sadly the majority of them were dried out from being under the lamps/steam tables. For the price, it was...adequate. Nothing that my family would, crave. Just a bit lackluster. There is a variety of chicken dishes, mostly fried (fair warning), 1 fried scallop dish, steamed clams, a stuffed clamshell dish, 1 steamed fish (boneless), a variety of veggie dishes, the usual appetizers, egg rolls, potstickers, wonton and char sui bao. Sushi bar was mostly passed over by us, the rolls didn't appear fresh. Dessert table had a variety of various ice cream flavors and about half a dozen cakes/cookies. The other half of table has fruit, both fresh and canned along with a couple puddings.Quantity of dishes were there, the quality was not.Service at establishment was extremely attentive. Provided recommendations and kept our tables uncluttered with plates.I should have read reviews before attempting this venture, but most times, people are in hurry to spew out pleasure/displeasure, so it's hard to differentiate true emotions. It is an experience, I will probably choose to forego next time.Enjoy, but be selective!

Good food when it's busy. Some dishes are hit and miss when it's slower.Staff is always friendly. Hood sushi options. Miss the Mongolian BBQ since Covid they closed it.Atmosphere is casual and kind of shabby. But it's a buffet so...

I definitely would not recommend eating here.The food was mediocre and that's being generous. It was lukewarm and the buffet had limited selections and small portions of food which were unappetizing. I had hot n sour soup, which was anything but "hot". I didn't eat anything else and I paid the full price for the buffet...the waitress didn't notice or didn't care to inquire if everything was okay. The service was meehhh. No ambiance at all. Two words 1. Just 2. Don't!

Just went here and the food is decent but the one star is for the service. The menu online says it's $8.29 for lunch and $3.99 for kids at lunch time but when we went I was charged over $12 each for mine and my 15 year old and $6.99 for my 4 year old. I let the lady at the front know and she stated oh well that's not our price that's an old menu and the proceeded to argue saying it wasn't even their website even after I pulled it up right in front of her. Ummmm ok I get prices have changed but you should update your menu and not be rude when someone tries to let you know.

I would give a 4 star except the few items selection for the salad bar, Pleasant employees and they still have disposable gloves ,handy which i appreciate and clean restaurant. Sadly we will not be back since my wife's disappointment in the salad bar.