Horrible. This place must have changed hands. Waited in an ever-deepening line while 3 ladies bickered over how much to charge a senior citizen with a gift certificate. Tables sticky. Only half the steam tables offered food, most of which was cold. No longer offers coconut shrimp, potstickers, carved beef. Crab rangoon not cooked all the way but chicken wings so overdone they weren't edible. So sorry the old owners left. No wonder it was the only restaurant on this strip not busy at prime dinner hour. read more

Food was leftover from night before, hot on the outside and cold on the inside. The shrimp was mush, and the facility is very very dirty. The bathroom stalls look like termites tried to eat it. Very nasty, would not recommend if you have any standards. read more

First time back since Covid hit, we were regulars here, I can't complain about it not being clean it was, they took away a lot off of the buffet, no more shrimp cocktail, very disappointed since this was basically all I ate!! We won't be going as often as we did since they don't have as much food and now a higher price, very disappointing! read more

Underrated asf we go here every weekend and enjoy the hibachi. That one dude who said something stupid like "don't go if your on a plant based diet" or whatever shouldint have even gone there in the first place. Go to your little pussy palace like the garden. Bedsides that the place is bomb. read more

Readers, please understand I would give this place a 2.5 if I could. Three stars on my scale is pretty good. Ok, I'm going to cut to the chase here. My husband and I came here, despite the one star only reviews. The other two establishments we tried to go to for lunch were closed for the holiday. We were seated, it was packed and we went for our first round. I found some great things such as the pepper chicken. I was impressed to discover they actually used proper Chinese "huajiao" peppercorns in it. First big plus for me. I shamelessly love crab rangoon and that funky red sauce and I was completely satisfied here. Ummm, what else did I have that I liked? The pickled octopus tentacles and...oh my god, how could I possibly forget----FROG LEGS!!! Awesomeness. They were nicely breaded, peppered and warm. But then I made the mistake of looking to my left and seeing a few vultures panting around the crab leg pan. In a flash, the kitchen staff exchanged the old pan for a new pan full of steaming crab legs. A little female vulture grabbed those tongs and just started piling her plate high. Then a little higher. And then, yep you guessed it, a little higher. By this time I'd say there was a quarter left in the pan. I carefully took one select crab leg. One. I returned to my table and silently ate my first round. Drank some tea and decided to go one more time after a bit. Again, I went for the tasty pepper chicken and some green beans (yum!!!) What do you know, but the same greedy crab leg hoarder lady was back at it again. Deja vu. Complete repeat of previous hoarding behavior. Plate 3/4ths full and wasn't really stopping this time. I said, "Hi. Ummm there are other people eating at this restaurant and we are all paying the same price. Not to mention, this is the second time I've watched you do this." She just shrugged and seemed to think I was funny for calling her out on that. I walked back to my seat and just SMH. I really implore this place to set up some kind of special crab station where you either have a scale and someone weighing what you took and that way you can pay extra. OR have an option of non-crab buffet price. Again, this would require you to have a separate crab station. Either way, this is really not fair to the other customers. We should be civilized people by now, but it looks like there are still a few savages out there. So, let's not ruin it for every one else and put some kind of rule or exception when it comes to those greedy hoarders. Also, I will say this. The wait staff was very nice to us. We joked around a little bit and I found them to be far more pleasant than some of the other Asian troughs (sorry, buffet!) I've been to. Thank you for reading. read more

Asian Buffet - Behold! My one select crab leg. It was good too! Ahhh, I will savor that one crab leg. - Buffets Near Me - Dayton, Ohio

Here's the thing, I read all the reviews before I went. Under new management, stale food, rubbery food, horribly overpriced etc. I decided to go anyway, because buffets are pretty subjective to personal preference. Here's my experience. You do have to pay upfront before you eat. For two people and one soft drink it wound up being $36. While that's a bit on the high side, I wouldn't say that horrible. It does seem like it's managed by an Indian family instead of Asian which makes a pretty big difference. They had five Buffet tables but only three operating. Two were empty. This was at a peak time on a high traffic day. The food selection is nothing to brag about on the buffet. A lot of it did taste rubbery, but most of the items had pretty good flavor. For example, the teriyaki chicken tasted like it was about five hours old. But the jalapeño shrimp was pretty fantastic. I think the biggest disappointment was the hibachi. Hardly any selections to choose from and a five minute wait for the guy to come out and start cooking it. Again, this was during peak rush-hour. There are many smaller Asian buffets that are doing a much better job. You can tell whoever owns this, strictly cares about maximizing profits, rather than providing a quality experience that will get return customers. I needed to see for myself, and my consensus is I will not be returning to this restaurant anytime soon. read more

This this is the best Chinese buffet that I have found in the Dayton area. Also the largest I think. They also offer hibachi and sushi. The crab Rangoon is the best I have ever had. It's not all flaky like some. It's a ball of crab Rangoon basically. Love it. I hit this place whenever in north Dayton read more

Dinner was good, the only thing was no dumplings on the buffet bar, very friendly staff and excellent food.

I was really surprised that the interior of this restaurant was nice and clean. The hot line was spotless and a server was always walking around the line ensuring that everything was full and clean. I can appreciate that a lot! As for the taste, well it was a typical Asian buffet with a good variety of various dishes. read more

This is the worst food I have ever had a buffet style restaurant. Service was good but food was terrible. They charge you $16.17 for bad food. Absolutely disgusting. read more

Variety is thier high points. Nice that they offer non oriental food offerings too.pizza,salmon,mozzarella sticks etc. For the non sushi enthusiasts. Mongolian grill is yummy .price reasonable venue clean. Service on point since they only have to supply your drink order.food average as buffet go ,like to eat here due to the variety. They have crab legs after 4 for dinner with a up charge vs lunch. read more

I used to enjoy this buffet and have said it was the last decent one left in the Dayton area. Sadly, last night's experience changed all of that. The first clue I noticed was the parking lot - not anywhere near the crowd I remember. The horrid food quality confirmed what was going on. I filled my plate with small samples of many of the dishes as I was suspect of their appearance. Every piece of chicken was dry, resembling shoe leather - obviously had been setting in the steam table a long time. Breadings were soggy mush. The pot stickers were actually cold. We also noticed the absence of snow crab legs - a significant feature. My wife decided to try the grill as this would at least guarantee her food to fresh and hot. Her chicken was over cooked and inedible. I tried to find something redeeming and sampled almost every dish, this search was unsuccessful. Upon paying our bill, I was waiting for "how was your meal?", but I guess they know better than to ask such. As the cashier was counting my change, I inquired about the missing crab legs. The only response I got was from another gal sitting behind the counter. She never looked up from playing with her phone... "no". This meal for two with tip was $30. It wasn't worth $2. read more

Ordered chicken and broccoli and got beef and broccoli. Asked for a refund they said call back to tomorrow for the owner and wouldn't exchange . Also waited 20 minutes for the order after its scheduled time. No one's in charge. Beef was bad couldn't eat it. No refund either. read more

Super gross. This is the second time we've found fortunes in our drinking glasses! Do they even wash the glasses between uses? And why on earth do we keep going there??!?! read more

Asian Buffet - My husband finished his iced tea only to find this little treat. Gross! - Buffets Near Me - Dayton, Ohio

Really old food tasted terrible Teriyaki chicken wasn't bad All the fried food tasted horrible and the Cho main smelled like cat piss Literally all of my group had one bite and spit it out and we got up to leave Would've left at least two stars because they were so nice but I feel fucked over 50 bucks read more

There are a few times in my life when I would rather have Asian buffet than waffle House. I tend to stop by many Chinese buffets a lot on the road. The first thing you notice are the friendy people at the door that greet you then ask "will this be one or two checks" then you are amazed at the selection of American, chinese, americanized Japanese and potentially Mongolian food. Any who, I love this place and it beats any chain restaurant any day of the week, including Sunday. Like I said this place beats saki ,Ryan's steak house, and golden coral, rolled up into a super human transformer buffet. This place is the powers ranger megazord of Asian food buffets. read more

Asian Buffet - Food yum yum soup - Buffets Near Me - Dayton, Ohio

Someone ought to do one of those Prime Time Live Special Reports on these Asian Buffets--- Both for the sad, beaten-down workers who could probably ALL tell you stories that would a) make you ashamed of that third (or fourth?!?) plate of "Asian" food you just scarfed down, and b) YOU AND I, the reluctant gluttons who KNOW better than to come to places like this... that unashamedly are what they are ("exotic" pit-stops for the perpetually hungry and chronically gastric...) We had a family birthday brunch at this place on a Sunday afternoon, and one positive note is that they were VERY accomodating to our group of 20 (special room, somewhat attentive drink order takers...) Like all buffets, they have their good choices (whatever doesn't seem to be swimming in oil and/or hours old and dried out) and their bad choices (reverse the previous comment, and add anything that's pseudo safe/American, i.e. formerly frozen pizza, gummy mac & cheese, etc...) I always imagine if I'm a) reasonably careful and b) don't feel the need to tempt fate and try "a little" of everything, I'll be ok.... But it NEVER works!!! Not sure what happens here (and any place that has the audacity to challenge us to ALL we "can" eat) but the results are NEVER good!! This place has: FAIR pricing, SOMETHING for everyone, reasonably comfortable group rooms, a slightly "questionable" smell (needs a complete cleaning, if/when they're able to get everyone out/LAST CALL!!!) but you'll hate yourself (yet again) for falling into the buffet vortex.... read more

Showed up for a big annual event that was being held in your Buckeye Room. I have Celiac disease and never eat Chinese food because of the problem with wheat and cross contamination with other foods. I did not come here to eat but to enjoy the company of a room full of friends. I was refused admittance because I was not going to eat their lunch, regardless of whether I had allergies or not. And I was not going to pay $14.93 just to get in and not be able to eat. We have been to other Asian restaurants throughout the city and I have never been denied admittance before. There was another couple behind us in our party who also left because she could not eat the food either. So, at least 2 paying customers walked out your door because our spouses didn't want to stay if we couldn't get in with them. I have looked on your site and saw nothing that says you won't be allowed into a buffet if you aren't eating. I realize that there are people who would probably take advantage of this but you really need to realize that there are honest people in this world. For the first time since I have had this disease I was discriminated against and it was not a good feeling. I would like to point out to you that this scheduled event generated quite a lot of money for your establishment that you would not have had if this event has not been scheduled there. But you stood there and said it would cost you money if you let me in. Customer service...look it up! read more

They have a wide variety of tasty food here, including all you can eat crab legs during dinner. They have lots of soup selections and their crab rangoon in my favorite here over any asain restaurant around There's a small sushi bar which I've found hit or miss on the flavor aspect. Sometimes the sushi tastes really good and fresh, other times I have to spit it right back out because it tastes a bit off. The hibachi grill at this location is usually top knotch, but I kind of lost my stomach when I saw the cook sneeze openly into the air right in the direction of the food he was preparing. Let's hope the grill was hot enough to burn off any germs! Yuck! read more

Well. The waitresses seemed nice. That's the only positive thing I have to say. Brace yourselves. I had fond memories of this place back in 2010. Perhaps because I usually came with a huge group of people, and was distracted from the actual quality of the food. Yes, this is a buffet. You are not going to find quality food at buffets around here. However, I was disgusted by the octopus here. I spit it out in a second...it was melting in my mouth. Not in a gourmet-calamari type way, either. Like in a 2 day old rotten seafood way. The rest of the food was okay. I just left 15 minutes ago, and I've never been so ashamed of myself before for letting my standards plummet. Hence, why I wrote such a hasty review. Stay away and preserve your dignity. read more

Nice staff, visibly clean, good food and not to bad for price. I love going to buffets. Unfortunately I can be picky. I can see what's in stuff and that makes me happy. Some of my favorites are... Crab rangoon, dumplings, pepper chicken and much more. We will be back. read more

On a good day this place rises to mediocre. Eating here now, I think it has been a long time since they've had a good day.

Haven't had a good Chinese buffet to go to in a long time. When a friend suggested the old golden corral, I was suspicious, but very surprised. It was delicious, clean, and I will definitely be back. read more

This place was insanely good, and insanely cheap! My friend and I paid just a little over $12 for two good sized meals TO GO - AND a big honkin' hot and sour soup (that was so good on a cold and blustery day.) We came on a Sunday, so they did have a deal, but still. I was shocked that we got those two heavy (it's by the lb.) meals for that cheap. First off - I don't know why they have macaroni and cheese at an Asian buffet. I just don't. I don't know why they have cream puffs, either. I really.. just don't know. Buf I like it. I also like that you can get sushi, pineapple chicken, tapioca pudding, jello, hot and sour soup, cucumber salad, and spicy tofu all in one go. That is one awesome buffet. I thought getting it to go would be expensive - it usually is, right? But she rang us up at $12 and said - "well, we usually give take-out customers a break".. Hey, I could use a break now and again. Thanks chika! The sushi wasn't exactly the freshest I've ever had, but it was decent, and the cucumber salad was good. The jello was dense but edible (I love Jello, so maybe i'm biased...) the pineapple chicken was crunchy and delicious. The soup was AMAZING. Hot. Sour. Soupy. Overall, I was pretty satisfied with my experience here. Because I don't live in this area, I can't really come here again, but I totally would if I could. read more

Like food for ghosts, this buffet gets a boo. One of the shrimp dishes on the hot buffet was below room temperature- steamer tray must have called in with a cold. "Sushi" is just rolled up rice that was shown a clip from Finding Nemo. The pot stickers looked undercooked and prepared by a rescue dog with his first set of tongs. However, I was indeed less full on departure, but I could achieve that by consuming my jacket. read more

Price: $7.82 Lunch $10.50 Dinner Exellent!! Food: too many selections(Hibachi, Chinese, Japanese food) Taste: Good Location: Located at perfect place, rt75 & rt70, next to Gas Station Place: Clean and organized Conclusion: You would be crazy to pass on if come around in town. Note: Do not come in one hour before closing time and complain them, they gotta go home, too. read more

Well... it's an Asian buffet in Ohio. I guess I shouldn't have expected better. We had a large (40+) group dinner here that they accommodated really kindly. We got a large room in the back and they had great service considering how large the group was! read more

Very good quality for Asian buffet and the price worth it. Very nice and friendly customer service.

As far as buffet go this ones a favorite....good stuff and they have a separate flat top with raw ingredients that you can have them fry up fresh for you and its covered in the buffet price its a win win and the buffet food is good fresh not that old run of the mill crap they pass around as food these days and dessert including ice cream how can u go wrong read more

Asian Buffet - Clean....good food...fresh made - Buffets Near Me - Dayton, Ohio

My wife and I just moved to Dayton and live close by so we were looking for a good Asian buffet, this place hit the spot, we've been back since. I love that they have peanut butter chicken, the "sushi" is good, soups are great, and really...the wings were good too. Price is key here, so affordable you'll feel bad for not going. I love this place. read more

I am so angry I wasted my money here, 10.59 for dinner. My husband and I went here 9/21/11 at 6pm and there were about 6 tables taken. I think this should have been a clue. I will be reporting them to the health department as well as the BBB. I had 4 bites of food and couldn't eat anymore. It is beyond me why people pay to eat this sh*t. This place should be condemned. Service: Absolutely wonderful. Our waitress was attentive and very kind. The only thing good about this restaurant. Food in general: It wasn't hot. I will be contacting the health department concerning this. Sushi: Absolutely the most disgusting food I've had in my life. They used CANNED tuna in the tuna rolls!!! WTH?? Pot stickers: Gross weird sausage tasting meat on the inside. It was processed and old looking Won Ton Soup: Made with the same strange old meat floating in tasteless dirty dishwater. Orange chicken: Ok, but the meat inside was of the lowest quality. Lo Mein: How do you screw this up?! Besides it being lukewarm it was completely tasteless and dry. I've been to asian restaurants in the mall with better noodles. Eggroll/Springroll: Hardly any filling and slimy cabbage inside. Crab Rangoon: A big ball (golf ball sized) of cream cheese wrapped in an oily piece of dough. Ice Cream Machine: We didn't even wanna chance this diseased looking thing. God knows the last time it was cleaned, it was very old and dirty. I can't recommend any other asian buffets since I'm new to Dayton, but it seems as though I can't trust any rating I read since this disaster. You want Sushi? Go to Sushi Cafe in Miamisburg, 5 stars all the way. read more

If you take it for what it is it's a great place to go. Factor in that you get hibachi and sushi at no extra charge and I don't see what there is to complain about. It's not made to order, yes but, it is made for the masses. Try the mussels and cheese and the mini crab rangoon. Great price too at around 8 dollars. Take it for what it is and you won't be let down. read more

This place is horrible!! The food is just terrible, my dog wouldn't even eat it!! Old stale, crusty food, no flavor, the fresh hibachi food looks terrible sitting there, room temperature no ice!! Food selection is horrible, just like the taste!! Then my wife found a hair in her food and that was it, left first plate with just a few bites off of it and went to get our money back and leave, the 3 women at counter refused to give money back!! finally they said they would refund part of it, but instead of giving back the amount they said they took it and gave us 13 bucks back out of 31!!! Manager came and gave us 7 bucks back of the 17 they kept!!! Said it cost him money to throw our food away!!!! Fair warning STAY AWAY from this place!!! There are 2 other buffets fairly close that are way better and way friendlier, one is in Huber Heights in front of the bowling lanes on Brandt, the other is in the Air Way shopping center!!! Take my advice and go there!!!! read more

Took number one son here to celebrate birthday. Food was lukewarm, bathroom in poor repair. Spinach soufflé had a hard crust on top from sitting so long. Jello cubes in pudding. Dirty bowl sitting on salad bar. Only good thing was the ice cream. Staff were rather inattentive. Paid about 77 dollars for six people. A lot for one star. read more

This was the first time I was at the Asian buffet and am very pleased with it. The service was fast, friendly and they even spoke very good English. Most orientalist restaurants staff speak very poor English if any. The food was fresh, hot and plentiful. The general tso chicken had a very good flavor and just the right spice for me. The only problem I had was the Crab rangon. It was chewy on the bottom and crunchy on top. I will travel out of my way to eat there again. Recommend for anyone having urge for Asian food. read more

My family went there and i watched a waitress take 2 glasses to the fountain and pour one glass down the drain and the other one she set it side the fountain drink and when she got mine to refill it she took that side glass that she got from another table and poured it in mine and started to fill the rest with the fountain drink coke,! You know how contaminated that is !! i told the people at the desk they act like well we didn't see it happen and we can't say that she wouldn't lie about it , and they said we make sure we are clean,,RIGHT,! Acted like he ain't going to do anything about it,,so i am telling everyone to get your own drinks when and if you go there cause it seems like they don't care, when we tried to tell the waitress what she did, she act dumb about it and couldn't understand what we was talking about, so BEWARE!!! read more

Finally a clean,pleasant atmosphere without and tasty food. ! I had almost lost hope for Asian buffets until this place. The variety is excellent,and the food has yet to be cold anytime I have been. The only "downfall"is the desserts except the ice cream ,as with most Asian buffets ,that is not the strong suit on the bars at all read more

The Hibachi itself was really good! I went with the house special sauce. Other than that, the rest of the food was really hit or miss. Overall it was worth the price and I'll probably go back but I've had better. read more

Great service. Food was excellent! Food constantly being checked and replaced as needed and was hot and fresh. Crab Rangoons are the best I have ever had, sushi is excellent also. read more

So apparently My husband and I don't appear trustworthy. This evening after eating dinner at The Asian Buffet, one of my favorite Asian restaurants to frequent (despite the rapidly deteriorating decor and restroom facilities), we attempted to pay our $27 bill with cash. One of the $20 bills was the old design. The cashier refused to accept it. She used the special pen to check for counterfeit, and while it made an obvious mark, she still refused. They called the restaurant owner who also told them not to accept it because it was an old style bill. We had quite the back and forth "discussion" in which I quoted from the U.S. Federal Reserve website that "All U.S. currency remains legal tender, regardless of when it was issued," and they had no right or reason to refuse. We went back and forth for quite awhile. Finally I told her if she wouldn't accept my money, then she needed to give it back to me. She refused to give my money back. Ultimately, and against my better judgement and all principle, we offered to pay the bill with a credit card. She still refused to give us the cash back and refused to accept our credit card because in her words - she didn't know if it was legitimate credit card. I'm not going to lie. I was pissed. I wasn't out of control, but I was angry. The cashier called the police, which we welcomed at that point. A very professional and polite police officer arrived quite quickly, assessed the situation, made the cashier return our cash and accept the credit card. We had a nice conversation with him. He gave us back the bill, told us he could see the pen mark and had no reason to suspect it's validity. He told us that sadly people try to pass counterfeit bills pretty regularly, but they're usually $100 bills, not $20 bills. He suggested that we have our bank check it just to be sure and asked us to give him a call and let him know how it turns out. He said it was quite obvious from our conversation with him that we were "upstanding folks" and chalked it up to a possible language barrier. I respectfully disagreed. That cashier understood everything we were saying without any doubt. I remember saying repeatedly throughout the whole altercation, "This is absolutely ridiculous." That young woman had the audacity to unnecessarily and without cause perpetuate a scene and call the police - all over a measly $7!!! Bottom line for us - we will NEVER, EVER go to The Asian Buffet again. read more