My first day on my own and I end up here, eating my fill of Chinese buffet foods. Though in all…read morehonesty, it wasn't terrible for my eating regime. I did manage to stick to mostly proteins except for a few pieces from the sushi display. Some of the fried items are battered, I skipped those. Some of the protein options are covered in sauces, I skipped those as well. Of course, no noodles or rice. But I loaded up three plates and left stuffed. I think a decent deal for $20 with tip. [Review 727 of 2026 - 78 in Kansas - 25908 overall]

After reading the reviews, I was a little nervous to try this place. I'm glad I didn't listen to…read morethe reviews. The service was great. The waitress was very attentive and when my drink got low she filled it every time. It was very clean in there. The food was great. Everything that I tired was hot and fresh. The sushi was the best part. Very fresh tasting and plentiful. Overall it was a great experience. If I lived in the area I would definitely come back

Food is great, hot food kept hot with a variety of different dishes. I pay a different price…read moreeverytime I dine-in, but it's worth it...

The food was alright and no-frills since the buffet was nothing fancy. Unlike most Chinese buffets…read morethese days which have sushi, this buffet doesn't have sushi which is not necessarily a bad thing since sushi tends to be mediocre at most Chinese buffets. However, some of the food such as fried rice and lo mein could use a little more salt on it. But overall, the experience was not bad.

Kim, my server was RIGHT! The "Diablo" pulled pork sandwich was FANTASTIC! This is a Texas style…read moreBBQ with jalapeño, and that lovely, runny, HOT Texas style bbq sauce. To contrast the flavor, I ordered up a bowl of peach BBQ beans. The combination for lunch was perfect. I also ordered a D. P. To drink. Come to find out, the inspiration for this sandwich creation came from the movie "Smokey And The Bandit". Not sure if the link will work here, but I pasted it in just in case! Thanks Kim @ B & C. BBQ! https://youtube.com/shorts/xTjrH4OTykE?is=hSLo7POxIhBe_rTG

I love central Texas BBQ and this place gets it right! The brisket, ribs and sausage were all very…read moregood. The sides were all very good too. We also tried the pork rinds appetizer with queso and WOW those are so good! We also tried the Rueben sandwich and it was very good and the pastrami was smoked. Highly recommended!

Food was amazing and fresh, especially the beef Kabab that the nice owner lady brought up to us to…read moretry. The atmosphere was warm and the buffet food was diverse and clean. The people treated us with fresh naan. Overall, great place to take your family and try new food!

Came in here for lunch. The lady was extremely welcoming and took care of providing suggestions…read moreabout the dish. The dish came out salty and they were willing to redo the same but not offered to replace. The prices were reasonable.

A typical older Chinese buffet in west Wichita where nothing is updated and the lunch buffet is…read moreunder $15 per person including tax but excluding tip. The food was typical for a Chinese buffet, but the sushi tasted sweet and the quality was low, and the selection was not great when I went for lunch. The chicken on the stick tasted weird and funky. Overall, I'm not going to get out of my way to go to this buffet again and I'll prefer Shanghai or Super East Buffet over this buffet given that I'm an east-sider.

Like Hogs at a trough. I don't know if it has been since…read morethe pandemic, but there is something just plane distasteful about the buffet anymore. For one, the food quality has severely suffered, cakes and deserts are dry, and I am sure the same ones that were there since the last time I was in. . . a year ago. Not the establishments fault, but some of the patrons are very un-hygienic (I said this is since the pandemic I am more sensitive to looking for things). Kids going around eating off the spoons and putting them back in the servers, the idea of all the hands touching the handles after touching who-knows-what. And again, depending on the time of day, the quality of food is lacking. As we all know things that have set on a steam table since lunch is not that appetizing at dinner. Price is another thing that makes me second think going to the buffett now. When one of out party barely eats a spoonful of food they are still charged the full price. If another of the party goes back for shrimp you get the stink eye from the circulating servers. Ordering plated meals are sometimes a better choice, you don't have the variety, but in hoping it is fresher, is not always the case. I saw them serve my plate from the buffet rather than make me a fresh batch of Kung-Pau. For me personally, I think buffets have ran their course. They are expensive, lower quality, and everyone just looks like hogs at a trough. as I say this, I am not singling any buffet out, most are the same.

Golden Corral has left the building. What used to be a good go to for buffet food has measurably…read moredropped in later years. We go for the steak in early evening, and I don't know what cut of meat it is. I can't even guess. The salad and fixins have been reduced to less variety: vegetables and other sides are limited as well. I fear our current economy plays a part in this. Service is lackluster at best. While different times of day do dictate the number of customers, I just think service should be focus. The ambiance is what it is.

Very dated restaurant with tired looking food. Restrooms were less than ideal as well. Staff are…read morefriendly, so I would recommend the owners spend money on a remodel to breathe new life into what is otherwise a depressing experience.

The kids really enjoyed trying to different sushi options. The restaurant is large compared to the…read morestorefront. It did not feel crowded. The food was great. Many buffet tables and various food choices.

We've been here a couple of times but, wow, it has changed. Food is simply not as good and prices…read morehave skyrocketed. Not worth the cost. Plus, 11+ are charged as adults and, after we took them up on the offer for a Coke to go, we were charged $1 extra each. When I questioned it, the manager (maybe owner?) said he didn't care what I thought and, if that was the case, we shouldn't come back. He was extremely rude and, based on this as well as our experience, this place lost our business for good. Don't waste your time....or your money!

Food: 5; Staff: 4.5; Ambiance: 4; Location: 3 Will give this…read morean overall rating of 4 of 5 - however, my "points off" from a 5 have nothing to do with the food. I've read a few reviews on here that complain about the food. The fact is that EVERY buffet diner will have some food that sat out a little too long from time to time. You will never avoid that. The good news here is that this staff is very attentive to the food lines and in the 30 plus times we've dined there, it is RARE that the food is cold, or "unappealing" (according to one reviewer). We have always found the food to be warm-hot, tasty and of good quality. There is a nice variety and for me, I specifically love the coconut shrimp and Onion Shrimp. Everyone won't like every food they present - I, for one, don't like the Japanese style chicken they serve - but that is an individual taste and doesn't mean the food is "bad". Dessert line is limited but sufficient - and unlike other buffet's we've frequented, the ice cream machine has never run out. Another nice benefit of this buffet is their takeout. You can come in and, for a fixed price, fill a takeout container with as much as you can grab. They will have a bag, utensils and fortune cookie waiting for you when you are finished. The staff is usually very attentive and efficient. Yes, one or two people that work there aren't "talkative", and some language difficulties can appear to be "anger", or "rudeness", but the fact is they do their job. They will ask children their ages - because they have an age cutoff for their pricing - and unfortunately many adults will lie to get the cheaper price. The children are most always honest. It's not "badgering" like one person reviewed - it's their right. Now - why I reviewed as a 4 and not a 5? The location is in an awkward place. It is one block over from the "red brick" main street and near the southwestern outskirts of the town. This is mainly an industrial area, and the roads around the restaurant are less than ideal. The building is older, and their popularity has out-grown their space so many times it gets crowded there, and parking becomes limited (although there is a parking lot area across the street from them). This is actually great for the food turnover, keeping it fresh and hot. It would benefit them to look into moving to a larger facility within the main area of the town (maybe buy out the Hidalgo's building?). The ambiance is nice, and there are TV screens usually showing some sports event. Overall, you are missing out on a hidden Chinese buffet gem if you don't visit this place. We've lived in many different states, and King Buffet resides in the top 3 or 4 of our buffet lists.

Food: 2/5 The line was hot enough but nothing on it was very good. It's as if they made food that…read moreneither looked nor tasted very good and then said, eh that will do. The cold foods were grouped together really weirdly. I don't feel that seafood should be that close to dessert. If it was the only restaurant in town, I would probably drive to another town to eat. Service: 1/5 The waitress was not attentive at all's Ambiance: 3/5 The bathroom was so dark I could barely see to lock the restroom door. They only have two dim fan lights, but it did smell ok in there. I literally couldn't tell you if it was clean or not, which might be the point.

The quality of food was great and so was the variety.The spacing of seats was excellent.The…read moreambiance was great and the parking lot is great

Good fresh food, Pizza is Meh--Some of the best fried chicken…read more As I mentioned in another post, I have shied away from Buffets more since the pandemic as my conscious level of contamination can now not be unseen. I will give the Pizza Ranch a disposition on this matter. The restaurant is very clean, the food is fresh. There aren't kids running around cross-contaminating the product, and you get all you want. Cost, like any buffet is a little pricy, and you either have a tendency to overeat to get your money's worth, or you walk away feeling cheated. I don't feel cheated at Pizza Ranch. There is a good variety of pizza to choose from, nice deserts, very fresh salad bar, and did I mention fried chicken that will make the colonel wonder what he's doing wrong. If you are eating on a budget you will have to make the decision if you can eat enough to justify the cost, but if you go away hungry, then that's on you.

We love Hangar One. We always stop there on our way from Minneapolis to Yuma in the winter and…read moreback again in the spring. The food is not only delicious but the presentation is beautiful. The plane decor is impressive. The only thing is ~ sometimes we are the only two people there. We rarely see more than one other table in use. How do they stay in business? What am I missing?

we went on Valentine's day & that was a little bit disappointing, lol…read more Obviously places usually only have one meal featured on holidays, but the whole vibe of the place was just... idk man.. kind of sad? It def was not live or Valentine's Day - ish for us. Service was great. Food was good. Would go on a weeknight & try again