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| - I usually do not like buffets, and i cannot remember the last time I have been to one. That said, dragon legend was better than I expected. Sushi was fresh, selection of rolls were relatively plentiful. Their Peking duck was actually very decent, the wrap was not too thick, and the servers actually gave a large serving of duck for each wrap.
I got to sample an assortment of other cooked items such as their braised ox tail (ok), soup (tasted like the standard soup they serve at restaurants), sweet and sour pork, etc, and all were pretty much as expected, with the exception of their hand cut noodles, which were pretty solid!
Only complaint was the crab legs were very difficult to eat as they were not cut or pre-cracked for you. Although they provided us with the shell crackers, the legs were too soft to effectively use them, so after spending what seemed like 10 min extracting the little bits of meat from two legs, I had enough.
Dessert is always my favorite, and I was very glad to see the presence of Chinese desserts along with the regular overly sweet cakes of sweet offerings. Overall, if my friends or family wishes to have a buffet, I would not hesitate to suggest dragon legend.
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