Chinese buffets are my guilty pleasure, but there are so many awful ones that I only try those with great reviews - like Tin Tun. And I have to say I have no clue what's behind these 4 star reviews unless people are confusing quantity with quality. This place has that - big selection. And that's about it. Well, its clean too.
I'm sure I didn't get this place at its best as it was 2:00 PM and they were refilling dishes only randomly, and preparing to close at 3:00.
Most of the food was remarkably tasteless. Sushi rolls (freshly made it seemed) were tasteless. Even the spicy tuna roll which was hardly distinguishable from a snapper roll or a plain tune roll. Spring rolls - tasteless. Most of the dumplings - tasteless.
Some of the entree's were OK. Salmon in black bean was actually pretty good, as was the General Tso's. There was some sort of spicy chicken that was good too. The noodles - Singapore and Lo Mein - weren't terrible but fairly bland.
Maybe dinner time is better - the sushi chef was making some interesting looking things that were for the dinner buffet. And presumably crab legs, oysters, etc. are at dinner only because they weren't there at lunch.
And there's enough variety that you could certainly piece together a decent meal but you'd have to try quite a bit of tasteless stuff in the process.
Wasn't expecting magnificence, and was still pretty disappointed.