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| - Four stars. But, they're buffet stars, okay? If you're up for Chinese buffet, this is a good call. If you're looking for a nice sit down dinner, keep looking.
We're staying at the hotel across the street and didn't relish getting in the car again, so we walked over. Happy we did.
Again, four buffet stars. Three would be fine average buffet. No frills.
Here are the frills that earned an extra star.
Noodle soup station. Pick your noodle style, pick your ingredients, pick your broth. Not the best I've ever had (no duck broth) but good variety of meat and seafood and the fresh herbs really make you forget you're at a buffet.
There were hibachi (pick your ingredients and they cook it up) and sushi stations, but I didn't try them.
Variety. All the normal dishes, a bunch of American dishes (for kids, I guess) and then variety. A few dim sum items; some more soup, and then seafood. My son had his first octopus, crayfish, and frog legs.
Like the restaurant on the moon, no atmosphere. It's a Sunday night and more loud kids than a Chuck E Cheese. Not their fault, so no star deduction; but fair warning Yelpers, it won't be restful.
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