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dateCreated	2012-09-03 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Buffet Yangtze
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rev:rating	4 (xsd:int)
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rev:text	Ok before I start this review I must say that I really have no idea what "bad" chinese food tastes like. It's so foreign to me that I would never be able to identify a bad bowl of chicken fried rice...secondly, I was starving when I went into this place so maybe that's why I loved it so much. So one day, my boyfriend and I were driving around and we realized we were literally starving, and we needed food asap. We drove over to the Himalayan - our favourite place - only to find that they close up their lunch buffet at 2:00. It was 1:45 and we didn't want to be "those people" who walk into a place and expect food right before they are trying to close up. So after tons of searching, we finally found a buffet (we really wanted a buffet) that was open to 3:30. It was Yangtze and although it was a far venture out there, we were famished...and were desperate for a buffet variety lunch. Upon arriving at Yangtze we got seated right away. It was busy, however enough tables were open for people to get seated as soon as they arrived. Their selection was very big! All kinds of rice, noodles, sushi, soups, dumplings, salads, sweets...even french fries for people who may not want chinese food. I tried almost everything on the menu. I really liked the food too. Everything was stocked immediately after it was empty so my boyfriend and I went back for seconds and thirds. We were stuffed after, grabbed some dessert (basic stuff like cake, icecream, fruit), and then went to pay. It cost $13.49 per person on Sundays, and I believe I saw cheaper prices for different days of the week. We got our moneys worth I would say, however if I had a choice I would go back on a cheaper day haha. The servers were also always on top of things (filling up our water, getting rid of our old plates), but they seemed to be preoccupied with that kind of thing that they overlooked sweeping up the floors where people had dropped food and such. The place could use someone to clean things here and there like the blinds, or the floors when they get a bit messy. That was the only thing that had put me off about this place. Other than that, if you are craving Chinese buffet with a ton of variety and aren't expecting anything 5 star, I would give here a try.
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rev:reviewer	Dana

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