Meh. Went with husband and the family. We didn't know how much the price was (I know our fault the hostess who greeted us simply had us follow her and asked how old the children were. Apparently they charge $1.5 x the age of the child and $2.5 x the age of the child during weekends, and $37 I believe for dinner. The place was huge, rather outdated though. There was lots of food but a lot of the food I don't think was quality. Tons of seafood, and many things I and odd things the family doesn't eat crab legs, mussels, crawfish? (those things freak me out! , salmon, regular fish, soft shell crab, duck, etc. Sushi also present, as well as some other random stuff (I think they had shark, tuna, e...
This was my first visit back since the pandemic, and unfortunately, it seems to have lost some of its charm. Everything is still in place, but things just feel a bit slower and less vibrant. A small group of us went on a Saturday night (I know, surge pricing). We tried the Mongolian grill, sushi, crab legs, and the usual Chinese buffet favorites. The staff is clearly hardworking, but it felt like there were fewer of them. There was only one person at the grill, two handling sushi, and the crab leg lady was busy managing steaming trays. While I understand the need for efficiency, everything took longer, and the food didn’t seem to be replenishing as quickly. It was barely 8 PM, and the atmosp...
My in-laws wanted to go Royal Buffet to celebrate their wedding anniversary. The look of this restaurant is very elegant. When you enter the huge lobby there is a giant fountain that was out of service for renovation when we visited. I was amazed at the enormity of the food choices. There was an entire portion just dedicated to sushi. There were areas for hibachi, Americanized Chinese, crepes, dessert, and much more. I could only scratch the surface of their offerings before I was too full to continue. The sushi was phenomenal. The sesame chicken, pepper steak were great. The shrimp was soft and overcooked. The dessert was not very sweet, but the Hershey's ice cream made up for that. Overall...
I had a very disappointing experience at this restaurant. The food was served cold, and many dishes were unlabeled, making it difficult to know what we were eating. The plates were damp and not properly cleaned. Moreover, the utensils and tongs were not in their designated spots. To top it off, there was a fly on our food, and when we brought it to the staff's attention, they didn’t respond. The restrooms were unclean, and no one in line was wearing masks. The floor was slippery, and without any warning signs, my sister slipped and got food all over her jeans and shoes. After eating just a little, I’m now feeling nauseous. For the $160 we spent, it was certainly not worth it and certainly di...
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It was just average. For the $90 my boyfriend and I spent, it really wasn't worth it. The host didn’t properly guide us; he simply asked how many people were in our party and then walked to the tables, leaving us a bit confused. The food itself was alright, but the flavors were underwhelming—certainly not memorable. Usually, we find amazing dishes at buffets, but this experience didn’t live up to that expectation. Since we visited on a Sunday, perhaps they were just trying to rush the food out? I’m not sure. I wouldn’t return, mainly because the cost felt too high for such bland food. I’d give it 3 stars because it was neither good nor bad—just mediocre.
I've visited this restaurant several times and recently went with a group of seven. I really enjoy the food and the variety offered. I've never had issues with tipping, but during our last visit, we paid in cash and didn't provide the exact amount. I asked for change, but the server never returned it. It seems like common sense to give change back, right? Instead, the server took the money and didn't come back, almost as if they were trying to avoid us.
My first time here, very unhappy. Food was COLD, did not enjoy my meal at all. The food that was prepared at the grill was not even good. Really disappointed. We paid around 160$ for 4 adults. It 's like 40$ per person! Once we paid and the lady picked upthe signed checked, she still had the audacity to ask for tip. She was like tip is not included in check maybe if your foodtasted better and was warm I don 't mind tipping. But in this case it was a NO!
Delicious and definitely worth it. I visited on a Monday night, and it was $37 per person. I probably had around ten plates. Their seafood selection is exceptional, but the typical dishes are rather ordinary. The fried rice was quite bland. However, their dim sum is quite lovely. The sushi and raw bar items were restocked a bit slowly, which might have been intentional. The ambiance was unremarkable.
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The workers should smile more and or at least look like they enjoy their job. The ladies behind the dessert stands were mad dogging the whole time. I know it's busy and hectic but looking angry is not the best service. As for food, definitely lots of varieties. There was something for everyone if you didn't want just Chinese food. Food was always refilled and warm.
Fast service, fresh ingredients, and a clean environment. This restaurant consistently surpasses my expectations.
