I walked into Feast Buffet like a man who had just cracked the code…read more Six hot bars of Asian dishes. A sushi station. A hibachi grill just sitting there like, "whenever you're ready, chef." It felt like opportunity. It felt like abundance. It felt like I was about to absolutely dominate dinner. Spoiler alert: dinner dominated me. Let's start with the obvious win. There is a ton of food here. Options everywhere. You can build Plate #1, immediately regret it, pivot to Plate #2, spiral into Plate #3, and still not repeat yourself. It's a choose-your-own-adventure... where every ending tastes the same. Because what there isn't a lot of... is flavor. Any flavor. All of the flavor took the night off. The sushi? I've had more personality from an ice cube. I genuinely sat there wondering how something involving fish, rice, and effort could land this softly. I can't believe those fish went through all that just to arrive here and... not matter. "The boldest flavor in the building... is the word 'buffet' on the sign." Sesame chicken. No taste. Lo mein. No taste. Salt and pepper chicken. Both missing. Fresh fish in sauce... just floating around like it's also confused about how it got here. It's actually impressive. This much variety, and everything somehow meets in the same place: aggressively neutral. Now... before this turns into a full takedown, let's give credit where it's due. The selection is real. If your goal is volume, congratulations, you've found your stadium. And the price? Under $20 for dinner. That's not just reasonable, that's borderline nostalgic. In a world where everything is getting more expensive, this place is out here saying, "we got you... just don't ask too many questions." So yes, you will leave full. Possibly very full. Flavor is optional, fullness is guaranteed. And then... the moment that elevated this from a meal to an experience. I get seated, glance over, and the man at the next booth is not "resting." Not "relaxing." Not "closing his eyes for a second." Head. On. Table. Asleep. Fully committed. I'm talking face-down, like the booth just told him a secret he couldn't handle. Halfway through my meal, he wakes up like it's halftime, calmly gets up, goes back to the buffet, builds another plate like nothing happened, comes back, eats... and then returns to the exact same position. Head. On. Table. Out cold. When I left? Still asleep. Same pose. Same dedication. At that point I had questions. Not about him... about the restaurant. Are we eating... or are we hibernating? Honestly, maybe they don't need more seasoning. Maybe they need a wake-up call. Or at least a two-hour parking limit and a neck pillow add-on. End of the day, the food earns one star. That's the minimum, and we've located it with confidence. But the sheer volume of options and the price drag this up to a generous two... I spent more time writing this review than they did seasoning the food! Two stars... and one of the best unintentional dinner-and-a-show experiences I've had in a long time.

I travel a lot and rank Feast Buffet in the Asian buffet category. Service was prompt, efficient,…read morepolite and attentive. The selection was great, always fun to wander, look and choose. I enjoyed it very much

Amazing Food So glad we found this place in Daphne…read more It my favorite for Indian cuisine

First time trying their new location on Daphne. The interior had plenty of seating and simple…read moredecor. There were nick-nacks for sell at the register. Service was standard and efficient. The food came out hot and fresh. Mixed reviews on the flavors of the food. The flavor level leaned toward the bland side for our preference but wasn't bad. The spice level was just right for us. Would eat here again for a change of pace! My favs were the cheese naan and fried chicken momo.

Solid 7/0. Would definitely come back. Food was good. Small parking and dining area. Located in a…read moreneighborhood so if you not local make sure to yelp the location.

This place is Worth drive ! The ribs were perfect! No sauce needed , but if you do like sauce it's…read morewas amazing!

Love this place. Great food fast service. Never disappoints. Recommend this restaurant for the…read moreentire family!

The food is on you to choose exactly what you like. If you don't like it it's your own fault since…read morethe ingredients are all there for you to choose. The waitstaff is attentive and quick. The chefs who cook your food are skilled and produce excellent results with what you give them. It's a kind of magic. Once your food is prepared with the noodles and rice of your choice, they bring you an amazing meal that's practically market fresh and delicious. If you're not knowledgeable about what to put in your cook bowl you may use the menus to get some ideas about what their sauces and spices taste like. Experimenting is encouraged. The Ambiance is casual but upscale and clean. A great place for family dining, or date night.

Stopped in on Father's Day while traveling to from Texas to Atlanta. We were greeted like we were…read moreold friends. We had the Bbq buffeT. All the bbq was really good and sides were just as good. Finish with banana pudding and ice cream. Price was extremely fair and so worth the drive off the beaten path! Go give them shot!!

Really friendly people and service. I love the "divey" vibe. You can tell locals love it…read more I had the burnt ends plate with Cole slaw and collard greens. Greens were good, not bitter at all. Slaw seemed like it was something they purchase. Burnt ends were not what I am looking for. Pretty tough, they had good bark, so I was hopeful. They were drowned in sauce and that is all I could really taste. I wish they had a combo plate as an option so I could try more meats. I will try them again

1st time at the new location and it was great. Thursdays special is the brisket cheesesteak which…read moreis definitely worth returning for. The loaded fries topped with brisket were excellent and are a meal by themselves. Will return to try more items. Staff was very friendly.

I usually try out places I haven't been when I'm back home. This place was very good. The only…read morething that I didn't like was that they didn't have public WiFi. I wanted to work during lunch but didn't have that option

This little hole-in-the-wall place offers the best Chinese food I've had in Mobile. Although there…read moreare a few tables, this is primarily a takeout place. The woman who is usually at the cash register knows her stuff and has never gotten our order incorrect. I usually get the Sesame Chicken, which is made exactly the way I like it--sticky sweet and crunchy with a nice chicken center. Even the rice is made perfectly; it's soft and fluffy. I'd recommend calling your order in ahead of time, but the wait isn't TOO bad if you're just a walk-in.

A nasty Place nasty attitude and they can't cook. Don't waste your time coming here. Go somewhere…read moreelse they give you some spaghetti with all this Worcestershire sauce. They don't know how to make a oriental food. They just throw something at you go to another place. This is not the place to.

I love this place so much. My husband and I went on very first date here and everything I go it is…read moreas magical as the very first time. The service is amazing and the food is soooo good. I always eat too much but it is so worth it!!!​​

I really wanted to understand the hype around We Roll, especially after seeing so many glowing…read morereviews on Instagram. Unfortunately, I left wondering if we all went to the same place. The concept is great: all-you-can-eat sushi and Japanese food for around $25/person, but instead of a traditional buffet, you order from the menu and everything is brought to the table. Just know they charge $1 for each piece of sushi left uneaten, depending on the roll. We tried a little of everything. I ordered the hibachi chicken and my husband ordered the teriyaki chicken. Both came out fairly quickly, but both were dry AF. The sushi, on the other hand, was actually good and tasted fresh. Service was another story. Some of our sushi took around 20 minutes to arrive...and we're talking two pieces at a time. Then came the part I couldn't overlook. One piece of sushi arrived with hot eel and spicy mayo on top, but the fish itself wasn't warm, which immediately made me question how long the rice had been sitting. I also noticed spots in one of the sauces that looked like something growing in a Petri dish. I asked whether the sauces were prepared ahead of time and was told yes, they're made in advance and refrigerated. And then I went to the bathroom. Nope. It was dirty enough that I decided I could hold it until I got home. For me, when the restroom isn't clean in a restaurant, it makes me question what's happening in the areas I can't see. Overall: Yes, it's only about $25 a person. But inexpensive doesn't mean my standards for cleanliness, food handling, or service disappear. I'd rather spend more or skip the all-you-can-eat concept altogether and go somewhere else. The sushi itself had potential, but between the dry entrées, slow service and cleanliness concerns, I wouldn't return. And I'm genuinely confused how Instagram has convinced me this is a five-star experience