This place is ok, provides lots of food and decent value for lunch. It's popular with the business crowd in that area throughout the week, though never really too busy not to get a seat.
The Mongolian grill section is decent, though you really need to be selective in terms of what sauces and liquids to use. It's sort of a game of Russian roulette. I enjoy the lamb, and I do recognize that all the meats are frozen (what are you gonna do for a $12 lunch?).
The traditional buffet table is small, but is more of a side-show compared with the grill. There's a few quasi-dim sum items there, which is a nice touch.
Overall, not bad for a lunch spot or business lunch, but I wouldn't go out of my way to visit it either.