A group of friends and I had heard that the buffet was very good, so we decided to have dinner here on Sunday night. Several of our group are disabled and use service dogs to get around--mostly guide dogs, plus one hearing dog. When we arrived, the hostess continually harangued those members for IDs and refused to seat us without them despite being shown (in the restaurant's own copy, no less) the relevant section of the Americans with Disabilities Act that prohibits requiring IDs for service animals. We were made to wait for more than an hour while many other large parties were seated and we were repeatedly asked to wait outside in the heat (or illegally leave the dogs locked in our cars on...
The food here is fantastic, though it can be on the expensive side.
**Service:** Dine-in
**Meal Type:** Other
**Price per person:** $10–20
**Food:** 5/5
**Service:** 3/5
**Atmosphere:** 2/5
Overall, the quality of the food is outstanding, but improvements could be made in service and ambiance.
Too expensive. Food is not as good as it was pre-covid. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $10–20 Food: 2 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3 Recommended dishes: General Gao's Chicken
One of the best buffets I've been to.
Nice hot food.
Place is huge.
Sunday dinner buffet has ginger lobster (not maine lobster) and is a somewhat hidden
Book a table now
The Chinese and Japanese cuisine here is outstanding. It's very authentic and simply delicious. The food bar is exceptional. I highly recommend this place!
Very limited offeringsIf you're coming for the sushi you are likely to be disappointedThe only offered 5 different rolls.
The food is excellent! I particularly loved the sea bass and the buffet lunch. I highly recommend this place to anyone.
**NOTE** This review is for the lunch buffet only!
This place is tucked in out of sight next to a Holiday Inn.
Book a table now
very good, but I just haven't discovered a buffet anymore, so no longer I
very good but I just discovered no more buffet so no more me
