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This place is very similar to other Asian buffet restaurants that I have been to, but the sheer selection of food bumps it up a bit. They have crab legs, but if you're there on a crowded night you must be willing to wait awhile or fend off the vultures waiting and cutting in line to take plates of it back to their tables. If not, you won't get any.
Service: 3.5/5
The service was about on par with other Asian buffets that I've been to. I can never seem to find a single smile on any of the people that work here. Although the friendliness factor is severely lacking, the dirty plates are usually taken away promptly and your drinks are refilled in a timely manner. The workers are never rude, I just wish I could see a smile or grin...heck, I'll even take a smirk.
Cleanliness: 4/5
I have never had a problem with cleanliness here. The tables are always clean and I never have to rummage through the plates to find one that doesn't have leftover food or debris that survived the dishwasher on it like other buffets. The comfort of grabbing the top plate with confidence to begin chowing down ASAP is very important in my buffet experience!
Food: 3.5/5
ALL YOU CAN EAT ICE CREAM!!!! You're not gonna be blown out of the water by anything in particular, but the selection is where they get a higher grade. From your standard buffet dishes (fried rice, spicy tofu, etc..) to the dim sum dishes (chicken feet, shumai, etc..) to the Mongolian style BBQ to the sushi bar (hand rolls, sashimi, etc..)...this place has something for everyone. They even have things like frog legs and snails too.
Cons:
On a crowded night it'll take some effort to get crab legs.
Stay away from the beef for the Mongolian BBQ...its extremely tough.
Very stingy with the salmon sashimi
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