V Star Buffet

Saw a customer (a man with a beanie hat) come in and he was standing by the bathroom, took out his phone to record, then he started coughing and picking his boogers and flick it to the food. He did that to all the main food. It was really gross and no one saw what he did. Next time, get a couple of staffs to watch customers because no one will want to eat there again if they knew. And he spit and cough on the food by the boat before leaving.

Excited to discover an affordable buffet North of Seattle with plenty of food! I'm thrilled to reunite with friends after almost a year. Looking forward to good chat and diverse cuisine, especially seafood. The people working are nice and easy to talk to! Can't wait to introduce some friends to a variety of delicious dishes!

This is a good and decent buffet place in the Everett area. Selections are great and variety of mostly seafood, crabs, shrimps, mussels and other Asian dishes, sushi selections to variety of chicken dishes. Lots of meat selections and veggies and every staple buffet dish, dessert bar is great as well. Great seating, restrooms are clean and service is efficient. Drink stations are well stacked, plates and utensils are clean and stacked well. Price is fairly reasonable. Ambiance is casual dining. A great go to place for buffet especially for people that live around the area.

Had to try this place again because friends were telling me that it's better on weekends. It was better on weekends like they said, but still slacking on the cleanliness. Some food look appetizing and some didn't. I can't get myself to try the sushi rolls again. Looking at it made me think of myself running to the bathroom with food poisoning. You eat with your eyes first, right?!

Food seems fresh because it's always been replenished. Lots of options but I mostly ate the crawfish, shrimp, and the sautéed mushrooms.

The best all you can eat around. Wish they would remodel the inside, though. Its not cheap, but you get a drink and dessert included.

Best buffet in the Seattle area. If you're traveling for work (like me) and you're a hungry man (like me), this is a great place to eat. The sushi was actually very good. All counters and bathrooms were clean. Employees constantly rotating the food and picking up plates. Highly recommend.

Expensive but when the food is fresh it's worth it. It's worth the wait. And I mean "wait".. if you want something and it's not fresh wait till they make more or ask when the next batch will be ready to be satisfied. They don't like waste and will charge $10 w/out valid reason for wasting food. It is extremely hard to scoop the self serve the ice cream.. a waiter saw me struggling and helped me in an instant. Variety of food ranging from asian foods, sea foods, to american food and desserts. Super clean and in love with the bathrooms. They have a washing station outside of the bathrooms (maybe for washing hands before eating) and as well as regular sinks in the bathrooms. The washing station is very pretty and the sinks are huge white and blue bowls. By far the best buffet I have been to and plan to go again. You can watch them cook food in front of you too!!

Eh, been coming here since 2013 and I am not happy with the changes. It seems they no longer serve crab casserole, stuffed mushrooms, french chicken, use a slightly different stuffed crab recipe than 7 years ago, and the only difference between the lunch and dinner menu are an addition of crab legs, crayfish, and mussels. The only addition I found any better than lunch were just the mussels. The crab tasted musky, but I didn't get sick or anything. The sushi did get a slight upgrade though, that's the only positive thing I have to say here.I feel dissatisfied as a long-time customer. The price of lunch is almost 20 USD now, dinner is about 25 USD. Considering I used to pay around 14 dollars for lunch at one point, I really feel this buffet isn't worth it anymore.

I'm really surprised this place has been around for so long. We came here for lunch knowing buffets aren't usually top quality, but we just wanted to try it out and have a variety of sub par Chinese food, which is what we got. We didn't expect much and jokingly said YOLO, what do we have to lose. We started dishing up and nothing was outstanding which was to be expected. But what I'm really worried about is the fact that most of the food was not hot. It was mostly room temp, so I was terrified right then and there. We made the unfortunate decision to sit next to a guy preparing green beans on the dining table with no gloves or other protection. This person was going back and forth cashiering, handling money, going back to peeling beans. When beans fell on the floor, he picked it up and threw it right back on the table. He wiped his nose once with his hand and went right back to peeling beans without skipping a beat. We were mortified and went from thinking YOLO to YODO. At the end of our meal, I started questioning my decision-making skills. We will never be coming back. Let's give it a few hours and see how we feel. Prayers are appreciated.