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    3.3 (28 reviews)

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    Joy S.

    During our breakfast dining experience with my family. We are a military family. I wanted to make hot tea and got earl grey that's the only tea they carried. I wanted lemon to go with the hot tea. I asked the staff and Norman assisted me. By asking the staff for lemons I appreciated it because earl grey tea is way too strong alone lemon goes best. As a mother with a special needs child and an elderly parent I already have my hands full. We appreciated Norman listening to us and found a great resolution. The restaurant was cleaned and the decor was rustic appearance.

    Food good, good services $26.99 per adult and $13.99 per kids paid about $122 for 6 people

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    L M.

    I think there was a pretty good breakfast overall. I feel like there is quality here. We did go when it first opened and was first in line so we got first dibs at everything.

    The boys loved their breakfast!
    Kathee W.

    Excellent breakfast buffet!! Everything I ate was delicious! I even had a homemade omelette and it was perfection. The juices were great! We will definitely eat here again!

    Michelle R.

    We had breakfast here and the food was pretty good. It's buffet style. The food options seems good. The tater tots were crunchy and the beacon was crisp. We liked one of the chief special dishes, I forgot what it was called and wished they had a more of it. They also have fruits, cereal, toast, pancakes, parfaits and more. Overall we enjoyed the breakfast buffet here.

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    They serve a good variery of breakfast food for the whole family, including kids. Lots of seating area too.

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    Insanely expensive, breakfast not included with stay. Cheaper to go out to eat at the local shops

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    Food was so delicious. Took a family trip here for Christmas and loved every bit of the inclusive experience!

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    Truly vile. Almost inedible. A holiday inn breakfast was like the four seasons compared to this haphazard slop.

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    Breakfast hours from 7:30am to 11am Price: Adult $18.

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    Gohan A.Y.C.E Buffet

    3.5
    (284 reviews)
    10.8 mi
    $$

    The service and the amount of seafood offered! We went on Memorial weekend for lunch and they had…read moreadvertised all you can eat for $25 per person. (We have eaten a few times at dinner but I was curious as to how different would the lunch be but it didn't appear any different, but then it could have been the Memorial Day special is the same as dinner offerings). I used to be able to eat a ton at buffets but I'm much older now and usually one full plate is enough. I tried a little of each of my favorite foods, ribs, dim sum, fried shrimp, walnut shrimp, bok Choy, green beans, salmon, egg rolls, Mongolian beef, stuffed shrimp, sushi and dessert watermelon and a creamy strawberry dessert! Wow, it was all very good, I would have liked to go for seconds to try more different foods but I was full. Gohan is a really great deal considering that Vegas buffets cost you $80 plus for a feast like this. If you love Asian food and especially seafood, this is the place to try! They have plenty of seating and the table staff are on top of clearing off dishes from your table.

    First time here. I've tried something similar to this kind of food establishment in Stockton. The…read morelocation is huge and spaced out. I like how we can get our own drinks instead of waiting for the servers to refill it, which normally doesn't happen in other locations. The food was similar to other offerings I've been to but with a little more variety. I wouldn't say the food was bad nor was it the best. Heads up with the snails since they braised it with a star anise flavor, never had it like that before. I came in for lunch and will have to come back for dinner one night to see the other offerings. Not bad at all.

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    M Kitchen Buffet

    M Kitchen Buffet

    4.3
    (57 reviews)
    11.7 mi

    Awesome awesome on…read more Food Hospitality Cleanliness Ambiance Price point for a buffet You cannot go wrong at this joint, the price point for their buffet is so competitively reasonable. We rode our bicycle from Pleasanton to Stockton (a 54 miles trek) and checked out this Chinese restaurant and we were not disappointed. Highly recommended!!

    I decided to give M Kitchen Buffet a try after reading the Yelp reviews, and I'm glad I did. There…read morearen't a lot of great Chinese buffet options in the area, so I came in with reasonable expectations, and this place exceeded them. Before I get into the review, I think it's only fair to mention that I rate buffets differently than traditional restaurants. My expectations are based on other buffets, where freshness, consistency, food rotation, and value matter just as much as presentation. This feels more like a small, family-owned neighborhood buffet than a large commercial chain, and I actually think that's part of its charm. The buffet isn't huge, but I'd rather have a smaller selection that's done well than a massive buffet where half the food has been sitting under heat lamps for hours. I sampled most of the buffet, and overall I was impressed. My favorite dishes were the beef chow fun noodles, chow mein, honey pork, fried rice, teriyaki chicken, and the spicy chicken wings. The wings were especially good, they were nice and meaty with a great flavor and weren't loaded with fat like buffet wings sometimes are. Other solid choices were the sweet and sour pork, broccoli beef, and fried green beans. The only items that didn't really stand out to me were the vegetable egg rolls and crab rangoons. They weren't bad by any means, just average compared to the rest of the buffet. One thing that really stood out was how well the buffet was maintained. A staff member was constantly cleaning, rotating trays, and refilling food, so everything stayed warm and fresh throughout my visit. I never came across anything that was cold or looked like it had been sitting for a long time. The soda station was clean, drinks were self-serve, and the staff was friendly whenever I interacted with them. Most of the customers seemed to be ordering takeout rather than dining in, and after seeing the portions, I completely understand why. The takeout containers were packed so full they were almost difficult to close. For the price, the value here is outstanding. The only reason I'm not giving this place five stars comes down to presentation. The dining room itself is clean, but it's very simple. From the drink station you can see directly into part of the kitchen, and the plumbing underneath the soda and ice machine is exposed, which makes the restaurant feel less polished. I didn't see anything that made me question the cleanliness or food safety; it was more of an aesthetic issue than a sanitation concern, but it does affect the overall atmosphere. That said, when I judge this place as a buffet rather than comparing it to a full-service restaurant, the food quality, freshness, service, and value easily outweigh those cosmetic issues. Would I come back? Absolutely. If you're looking for an affordable Chinese buffet with consistently fresh food, friendly staff, generous portions, and flavors that honestly surprised me, M Kitchen Buffet is definitely worth checking out.

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    Beijing Buffet

    Beijing Buffet

    3.5
    (241 reviews)
    15.2 mi
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    Pretty decent buffet in Stockton. It is located in a strip mall area with a large parking lot. We…read morewere a large group going to a late lunch on a Saturday and did not have to wait for seating. There is a variety of Asian food, including sushi, some American food and Mongolian grill. Drinks were included which is nice as some buffets charge extra for drinks. Service was good. Our empty plates were cleared often and never piled up.

    I'm with my crew and we're on our way to Las Vegas, all packed up with 5 in a big Suburban SUV…read more After meeting up with them in the Sacramento area, we needed some lunch. One thing I know feeding this crew is a buffet works out well, cause everybody gets what they like. I located Beijing Buffet on the GPS and off the 5 freeway we go. It's not exactly right off the freeway, so you gotta travel a little ways. It's inside the Stonecreek Village Shopping Center. Plenty of parking. We got seated just fine. Service is typical Chinese buffet, they clear the dishes and fill the drinks but not much else. The price for lunch is around $20 per person including tax and a little tip. The place is a decent size and they're plenty of food to choose from. They have a Mongolian Grill option as well as lots of sushi to pick from. Lots of standard Chinese dishes and some not so standard that I had no idea what it was. Plenty of decent food for my crew to pick from. We all got our fill and I got my fave chicken wings and ribs, so I'm happy too. I don't know if I'd return unless I was right in the neighborhood for some reason, it's a bit far off the freeway. Now we gotta get back to the 5 and keep heading south.

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    Kobe Sushi Buffet

    Kobe Sushi Buffet

    2.9
    (499 reviews)
    17.0 mi
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    Kobe Sushi has all your favorites and delivers a true buffet experience. I went for lunch and tried…read moretheir sushi, buffet items, and some desserts. The sushi was delicious, with favorites like dragon rolls and plenty of sashimi options. The spice levels were good, and the unagi sauce was not overly sweet. The buffet offered some great options, including fried rice, noodles, orange chicken, broccoli beef, and even some decent cuts of steak. The pork buns were a surprise and were really tasty. Dessert is mostly Jell-O, pudding, and some mini spongy cakes. The mango pudding was a great refresher. Overall, it's a great lunch spot at a decent price!

    Came here on a Saturday afternoon craving AYCE plus it had "sushi". We were in Modesto and thought,…read morewhy tf not... there's no KBBQ or specialty AYCE sushi around. I feel like I've upgraded from typical Chinese buffets with the weird gelatin cakes from that one specific bakery that distributes said cakes to all these low-level Chinese buffets. But sometimes I gotta return to the trenches! The inside is cute with a lot of booths and Japanese decorations. The center consists of a sushi bar with a functioning boat, chefs making rolls and putting jello onto the little floaties. The back has the standard Americanized Chinese fare. Bonus: there is a "Mongolian BBQ" station where a cook will stir fry your creation. Pricing is pretty decent considering there is more than just the hot trays of Chinese. The food itself was pretty OK. Sushi is basic to below average with huge 65-35 rice proportions, so get ready to be full fast. The sushi chefs also focused on saucy rolls vs nigiri. Because there is seating around the sushi boat, it was funny witnessing socially-unaware people go up behind people sitting there to grab a plate even though there was a huge space at the end of the island without seating to avoid this. Anyways, we ate a bunch to get our money's worth and could cross this off the list to never have to go again.

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    K-Town Korean BBQ & Hot Pot

    K-Town Korean BBQ & Hot Pot

    3.7
    (300 reviews)
    15.1 mi
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    Ended up at K-Town KBBQ & Hot Pot after making a trip to pick up the SO from a car show in…read moreStockton, ironic I know. The car show happened to take place in the same parking lot as K-Town, so we just decided to have dinner here instead of sitting in the drive-thru line at In-N-Out. The inside is modernly lit with lots of wood motif and black. Oversized lightbulbs filled with faux flower petals hang from the ceiling. A random cartoon plays on the wall TV. For a weekday dinner bbq, we paid about $37 per person with no additional hot pot add-on. We got a good spread of drinks (they have boba!), but they are also an additional cost. The AYCE includes access to the buffet area, which has sushi (sashimi!), buffalo wings, seafood boil, a bunch of fried/breaded offerings, and all the sauces/accoutrements for both hotpot and kbbq. I was impressed by the short rib marinade here. The beef was meaty with a good texture. Some of the cubed meats were a little tough but could be due to the way we cooked it. The pork belly was sliced too thin for my liking (too bacony). We got the cheese sticks from the buffet and reheated them over the grill and made our own version of a Chili's Triple Dipper. Service was fine. We placed our orders with a guy and he would come around occasionally for a grill change and taking away plates. Between the two KBBQ AYCE I've been to in Stockton recently, I think K-Town wins. Overall, I came out stuffed and would definitely return.

    Finally getting to write a review on one of our Korean BBQ faves…read more Hubby picked to go here for his birthday this last Tuesday. We got there at 530pm and it hadn't gotten too busy at that point. Greeted and seated immediately. We usually don't do the hot pot side (we will try it some day) but the variety of meats were exactly what we normally order. We usually only do beef, but they have seafood, chicken and pork too. The salad and hot bar had quite a few options, and again I always defer to my favorites. Kim Chi, Pickled Daikon, etc etc. you'll have to check it out. Pretty big restaurant, feels spacious, and you're not right on top of your neighbor. We love that we can stay local and not have to travel to Elk Grove/Stockton Our server was friendly and attentive. Be back again soon

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    Very good location

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