Price: expensive. Diner $46.99 . It is not worth because food quality is not that delicious. Service: long line to wait for table. After that, another wait for long line to get food. By the time, get to the counter - some food trays are empty. Restroom: dirty, slippery. My wife slipped in restroom. She had a bruise in her ankle. We reported to front desk lady about the restroom slippery condition. She just said ok then ignore the issue and walk away. We concern about someone might slip and fall in future that is why we told them. It seems they don't care about customer safety. Will not come back in future. read more

This buffet has had more identity changes than a spy in a thriller--pretty sure it's on its third owner in recent memory. That said, the latest revamp added some fun twists: mala tang station (DIY spicy chaos!), BBQ meats, and even dim sum that's... not bad if you lower your expectations. But please--do not come here for the sushi. Unless you're a fan of imitation crab in every imaginable shape. On the plus side, unlimited drinks are included, so hydrate or soda-bloat to your heart's content. read more

Food was good, I enjoyed their fish. In terms of service, our plates did stack and I had seen some of the staff that usually pick up the plates standing against a wall and interacting with each other while my table and other peoples were being filled with plates, that was my only issue-- we had to ask a roaming staff for assistance. The environment itself was nice, not loud and not quiet but just enough read more

We came here for my sister-in -law birthday. This is a new buffet restaurant located in Daly City close to the Century Theater. Buy 3 get 1 free for birthday guest. Still expensive for dinner $39.99. They do have a lot of variety to choose from. Seafoods were not fresh and foods were overcooked. Too much msg in the food. read more

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Food: 3 stars. Service: 4 stars (friendly, competent). Ambiance: 1 star (bad music). The buffet is split into a Japanese side and a Chinese side. The Japanese side is nowhere near as good as it was when this place was called Number One Seafood, or before that, when it was Kome. Just nowhere near as good. No tuna when I went through. No mackerel -- how is that even possible? No sashimi, of course. Very disappointing, given the price. I ended up having some rolls and various other items from the Japanese side. Some of the rolls were decent. Two had hard rice. The Chinese food options were better, but I didn't come for that. I can only eat one plate of food because of my diet (I'm a tagalong for others who go two or three rounds), and I really want to make that one plate count. So when the food I came for isn't up to basic standard, it's a letdown. If you're coming here to strap a food bag to your face like a horse, you'll probably have a great time. There was a line for Malatang that looked good, and I might go for that next time if I ever have to return. But mostly, I left disappointed. Service was good. Staff were friendly. We got seated quickly because we arrived a little early. Now, the ambiance. The ambiance was a waking nightmare. The seating and tables hadn't changed, but the management, in an act of cultural vandalism, had decided to unleash Christian country music over the speakers -- loud, relentless, and inescapable. This wasn't background music; this was auditory colonization. Who does this? Who inflicts God's Country by Blake Shelton on unsuspecting diners and still sleeps at night? I didn't come here to get baptized by banjo. I would rather hear alley cats in heat being slowly run over by a unicycle. I would rather be wedged between a colicky baby and an adult man eating boiled eggs with his hands on a 14-hour flight. I would rather have a leaf blower duct-taped to my bedroom window and set to eternal damnation mode every Sunday at dawn. I would rather be trapped in an elevator with someone watching TikToks while describing them out loud in real time through a mouthful of shrimp cocktail. I would rather be waterboarded with the spit of someone chewing Cool Ranch Doritos during a silent retreat. I would rather sit through an unmedicated middle school recorder recital inside the bell of a sousaphone. At least then, I'd suffer with dignity. Here, I paid for it. read more

Daly Buffet has been open for barely a week but there is a lot to improve on. TL;DR: everything tastes like nothing. It's close to eating hospital food. But first, the experience upon entering. It was about 2pm when we arrived and the lobby waiting area was nothing short of CHAOTIC on a Monday. No clear lines, no signage, just a sea of people standing around. We eventually learned we had to grab a number from the hosts, state our party size, they'd call it when ready, and we pre-pay. Had it not been for my fiance whose large imposing scowling stature made it easy to part the sea and reach the host, we would've been waiting forever. Bonus points if you have one of those. About 30 min passed and we were ushered into a huge central dining hall, with buffet stations along the walls and sushi/dessert toward the back. Tables are very close together to maximize headcount. Zero ambiance, unless bright lights and loud crowds are your thing. Lunch buffet stations offer standard Asian fare, from fried items, noodles, soup, sushi (dinner starts at 5pm and offers crab). However, many items often ran empty and were not regularly refilled. We sampled almost everything and noticed that every single item BARELY HAD ANY TASTE. It's shocking. Spicy pork, steaming soup broth, chow mein, fried shrimp, even ice cream: NO TASTE. To make things even more frustrating, serving staff do not speak clear English so it was extremely hard to communicate. No one knows what a spoon is, so plan to hoard a handful before sitting down. We left still hungry and disappointed to have spent $61 (including 8% service fee) for a lunch that could've been better spent and enjoyed at Panda Express; at least their food registers on the taste buds. Daly Buffet is a one and done, will not return. 1 star goes to the premade pho meatball--the only thing in the entire place that wasn't forgettable. Pass on everything else. read more

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It takes a pretty horrible experience for me to write a negative review. My sister got food poisoning, up all night. I cannot even start to explain what I went through after eating here. Could not sleep, felt like I was under the influence of something. Never experienced anything like that and honestly a very scary experience. Food: First time here, and had been loyal to the previous tenants. Food was nothing to rave about. Nothing was worth what we went through. read more

I'm very excited to see this abandon space is finally filled once again with another eatery, and once again a buffet, continuing the long history AYCE at this exact same spot! read more

Go at lunch time.. price is good.. ambiance is nice not too loud.. food is ok for the price that you pay its worth it! read more

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Service was decent and staff seemed attentive. The food was just okay--nothing special. I went on a Wednesday night and it was surprisingly crowded, which made the experience feel a bit rushed and noisy. I wasn't really impressed. There was no chocolate fountain, no oysters, and the selection was pretty much the same as what you'd get at lunch. Definitely not a fancy dinner buffet. The place doesn't look like it's been remodeled--maybe just cleaned up a little. Still the same old broken chairs, lol. It's nice to try once, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way to come back. It's a Daly City party venue staple tho' read more

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Lots of food. Some good some mediocre. The lunch prices are pretty fair. Large variety.

Came on a Saturday with hubby. My highlight was the stir fry snail and steamed abalone. Flavor was delicious and tender. The walnut shrimp and the abalone soup was salty, so thumbs down for that. Otherwise, all the other items were good. I ate two plates of the snail. It was sooo meaty and that good. They also have my favorite veggies, Chinese gai lan. Drinks are self served. Will definitely come back! read more

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I'm sorry to write this review because I want there to be more buffets, but this isn't it. The sushi is only slightly better than Costco sushi. All the meats were overcooked. The fried chicken was completely dry. I'm not sure how they managed that. Maybe they cooked it hours ago and just kept it under a heating lamp? The only thing that's decent are the dim sum, but a lot of it is microwave box quality. The floors were wet and were a slip hazard. The service was quick but its mostly self serve. All they really do is give you a napkin and take your used plates away. I'm being generous with the 3 stars. I honestly want them to improve, but I can't see them making anyone happy with their food besides children and retired folks that have never had decent sushi. read more

Daly Buffet is a new addition to the area, having just recently celebrated its grand opening. After hearing all the buzz from family and friends, I figured it was finally time to give it a try. I had previously visited the all-you-can-eat buffet that occupied the same space before, so naturally, I was curious to see how this new spot compared. The restaurant offers a wide variety of food options, clearly aiming to appeal to every type of diner. Unfortunately, despite the large selection, almost everything tasted incredibly mediocre. Nothing stood out, and it felt like a case of quantity over quality. You're given a 90-minute time limit to eat as much as you want--but when the food lacks flavor and satisfaction, stuffing yourself feels more like a chore than a treat. The sushi was a letdown, with most pieces being overly chewy and bland, save for one or two that were passable. The fried goods weren't much better, lacking the crispness and flavor you'd hope for. I was surprised to see how quickly the ratings for this place have started to fall--it's never a great sign when that happens so soon after opening. The ambiance is typical of an AYCE buffet--nothing too special, with a functional layout and self-serve stations that get the job done. The service was par for the course--staff was present but minimal, mostly handling table resets and dish pickups without much engagement. I didn't try the unlimited soup station, but I'll admit it didn't look very appetizing given the quality of the toppings and sides. The best advice I can offer? If you're planning to visit, bring friends for the company more than the cuisine. At $40 per person on weekends, the price tag is steep for what you get. Personally, I'd suggest skipping this one and heading to an AYCE Korean BBQ spot instead--you'll likely leave much more satisfied. My Rating 2.5 stars. read more

8% service fee is illegally tacked on by the restaurant. In all their menus and price advertisements they never state that there will be an additional 8% service fees that are tacked on prior to being taxes, this is illegal. read more

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The food was cold. No oysters--this is the second time I've visited, and they had the same excuse: that they had run out of oysters, even though dinner service had only started 30 minutes earlier. When I went to get crab, there was an employee serving only one piece at a time. Later, I went to the sushi station, and the man working there seemed annoyed while I was serving myself--he had a very poor attitude. It truly isn't worth paying $50 per person; I honestly do not recommend this restaurant. read more

short answer: fly in my soup and the whole place smelled like garbage long answer: this place had been on our radar for a while since they opened up, and we decided to stop by this evening. (weekends + holidays pricing was $41.99 per person. after the mandatory 8% service charge and tax we spent $99.66. absolutely not worth it imho) the sashimi at the sushi bar was fresh and delicious, and the rest of the food available at the different stations was yummy (just yummy; nothing outstanding) as well. the beverage station was cool; they had some good chinese brand teas in the fridges, as well as a decent variety of sodas, western style ice tea, and coffee. the main issue is the malatang bar! my partner and i both got malatang and with that soup we also got a fly each! idk if it was from the leafy greens (i got cabbage in mine and we both topped our bowls w cilantro) but like.... why would a fly be there idk that just threw me off once we found the flies in our soups we decided to just stick with the regular buffet food! which would have been fine but by this point my appetite was ruined. maybe it was just because they were getting ready to close (~8:30 ish) but i seemed to be sitting downwind of a really intense garbage smell that kept me from being able to eat anymore. i really wish this place was more enjoyable. maybe it would have been better if we came for weekday lunch service read more

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I recently visited Daly Buffet and was pleasantly surprised by the wide variety and freshness of their offerings! Soup Bar Delight I started with a hot bowl of beef noodle soup. The broth was rich and comforting, with a silky texture. The sliced beef was tender, and the enoki mushrooms added a nice touch. The addition of tofu and meatballs gave it a hearty, satisfying feel. A small side of dipping sauce added a flavorful kick. Fresh Seafood Selection If you're a seafood lover, this place won't disappoint. I had a plate of raw oysters (fresh and briny!), snails, and crayfish. Everything tasted clean and well-prepared, and the lemon wedges were a nice touch. The pickled cucumbers were a great palate cleanser in between bites. Surf Meets Turf The snow crab legs were a highlight--sweet, succulent, and easy to crack. I also grabbed some more crayfish and clams, and even tried the braised chicken feet (a flavorful, fall-off-the-bone surprise for adventurous eaters). Overall Experience The dining area was clean and organized, and the staff was attentive without being intrusive. There's definitely a good balance of Asian comfort food and Western-style buffet items. Pro tips: * Go early to get the freshest seafood. * Don't miss the soup bar--it's underrated! * Save room for dessert (I didn't, and I regret it!). Will definitely be back when I'm craving variety and value. read more

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The variety of cold hot were delicately prepared Hot is hot cold is cold. Services are great. Clean bathroom Great parking lot

I had some good things here but I can't say we had mind blowing experiences. We went twice, to be as fair as possible. The first day, the floors were sticky. The next time, they were not. The check-in system is confusing. Which line do you go to? Get a number first and then get called to get into the pay line? The offerings felt sparse even though all the trays were full. Cleanup service was prompt and the people were nice. Anyway, please enjoy the photos of our food. read more

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Give this place a generous four stars. Standard buffet fare with a large variety of food, sashimi, sushi, Chinese deli , decent shellfish offerings, soups , dim sum ,deserts , fruits. Drinks included in price, serve yourself. They ration abalone, clam soup and some other offerings. This is a good place if you're a big eater or enjoy AYCE since this is practically the only edible buffet in SF and peninsula. It's comparable to the previous buffets at this spot, Todai and Kome. On weekends, there's a significant amount of patrons but filling your plate is easy. The front desk staff gals are pleasant and helpful. People book birthday gatherings here so can be pockets of festivities which is nice to see. Finally, the quality of all the ingredients is average so if your taste buds are refined, you'll notice. But for what it is, it's a pretty good place and hope they thrive. read more

Variety of foods especially sushi. Dessert not to my expectations. Service is great bc plates were cleared often.

It's good to have a buffet in the area again ever since Kome used to occupy the space, but a few things one must consider before going: 1. Instead of waiters serving you drinks, you grab whatever drinks you like (yes, that includes water). They have soda, bottled soft drinks and many others. But here's the part(s) where it becomes interesting: you can't take any of the unopened drinks with you when you go. If you take a drink from the fridge, drink only half of it and try to leave with it, the workers will stop you at the door and take the drink away from you. (kind of like one is not allowed to take food out of the buffet) (You should see how many they confiscate in one day). If you try taking a unopened beverage out the door, they will give you a look and take it away from you. Only drink what you can drink and don't be that person that takes 5 drinks per round. 2. For those that drive, there's a parking lot right next to the buffet and there's no charge to park there for your duration of your buffet lunch/dinner/etc. Read the signs carefully as some spots are reserved for law enforcement only. For those the bus, the San Francisco 28 and 54 lines stops a reasonable distance from the location and I believe SamTrans stops nearby as well, but not sure which line. 3. For people that's planning to bring a birthday person, a minimum of 4 people (including the birthday person) must be present in order for the birthday person to receive a free meal. If the 4 person group can't make it on the birthday day, the group can go 3 days before or 3 days after. Please make sure the birthday person brings their proof of ID when doing so. 4. Plan ahead. Before you step into the buffet, please make sure you have what you need. There are no in and out privileges so make sure. 5. For the expensive seafood, there's a person behind the counter passing them out. Only one serving per person. Overall? Its good to have a buffet in Daly City again, but the buffet can definitely do better in letting customers know what's not allowed since a lot of areas are still vague. I'll still be coming back to the buffet and only be eating what I can per round ;) read more

I went on the first day on the opening day, they still have Fondue chocolate to dip it with fruits but now no more of that. The cleaning of the restaurant was 7/10 I don't want to say much but hope they can improve it. So far I still want to go back. read more

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Love Daly buffet! The food was amazing. so tasty and fresh. No waiting at all , which is perfect. Even better since I live nearby. Highly recommend! read more

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Food was delicious and presented very well. Variety of dishes were great and cooked just right. Ambiance was welcoming. Variety of desserts were limited unfortunately. But all in all, had a great experience. Will definitely be returning. read more

My honest opinion is they offered a lot of choices for the price . I was very thirsty all night I think they use a lot of Msg in thur food especially on their Chinese food The sushi was ok . For the price and if you're hungry it's ok . read more

I love buffets and really wanted to like this spot. I came for lunch on a Monday. It was $64 for 2 ppl. No tip needed. Very speedy service to get seated. The food.... just wasn't good. With the exception of the dimsum, none of the hot food was holding hot at all. No chance it was 135 degrees and above. All the meat was luke warm. I tried everything on my plate but didn't finish any of it. The noodle station looked decent but I didn't try it. I was looking forward to the sushi... and that wasn't good either. The rice was too sticky and almost a Lil spongey? None of the fish had any flavor. The best part of the buffet is drink station! That was awesome. 1 star for the drink station and 1 star for the speedy service. However the price for quality of the food was not worth it. read more

The Daly Buffet was great and the family enjoyed it and we are planning to go back soon

The food was hot and fresh. Hot fresh dim sum. Lots of variety of Chinese foods and seafood. Service is attentive and takes your used plates away quickly. Clean and spacious. I would go again. read more

Daly Buffet - Sushi buffet. Fresh and pretty good for a buffet. - Buffets Near Me - Daly City, California

My husband and I enjoyed our first visit to Daily Buffet last night! There was so much seafood to choose from, and they now offer MALATANG in addition to a complimentary drink center. The dinner is priced at $39.99 (with a 10% discount for seniors) which is well worth it. If it's your birthday and have at least 4 in your party, your dinner is free. Their custard steamed desserts are the best since they are served hot, moist, and delicious! The venue has been updated so there are more walls and contemporary touches compared to when it was Kome. Parking next door is free. The staff was good at picking up dirty plates so it justifies the 8% gratuity fixed fee. Lunch is $26 up through 2:30 pm and might be better suited for light eaters. read more

This place hits the spot! Best part was the abalone. Attentive staff and plenty of options. I may be a little biased because they played some of my favorite songs while we were there read more

Compare with the old kome buffet. There are couple things diners need to know. Malatan: only lamb no beef. Soup base doesn't taste like a real bone broth. Sushi: I haven't been eating sushi like this bad for a long time. Flavor was bland and some Fish nigiri still tastes frozen. Desserts: Not as much as it used to be for Kome. Dimsum: Over steamed. Skin felt right off from the Shrimp dumpling when I picked it up with the tong.... The old Kome. Couldn't miss it more. At least Dim sum, you steam it right. Overall, price is cheaper now for lunch but food tastes horrible. For dinner, I'll rather order somewhere else with $40 price range. read more

We got seated quickly on a Saturday. Our party of 10 arrived at 5 p.m. There were not many people; however, when we got to our table, people sitting behind us wouldn't push their seats in a little more for us to get to our table. It started to get busy at 7 p.m. The food needs to improve. I hope the managers taste test everything. I ate two different types of fish, and the smell was very fishy. The second fish I tasted was rubbery. Next, I had the worker at the BBQ area cook my short ribs. The poor guy didn't have any PPE when cooking close to that big grill--no goggles, not even a vent--and his eyes looked watery and red. Anyway, my BBQ meat came out uncooked, so I brought out my keychain meat thermometer, and you don't want to know the internal temp. I wanted coffee with the dessert, but it was out of service. I enjoyed the sushi, fried rice, and honey butter shrimp, but the duck was cold. If I'm paying this much for a buffet, at least step up in the taste of the food. It doesn't have to be the freshest ingredient, but at least have it cooked right! read more

Tried it twice, both times during a Monday lunch. Very busy both times. Overall experience mediocre. Not a bad deal to eat a variety of items for the price, but there wasn't a lot of food that I wanted to eat. There weren't any crab legs both times, so maybe it is a dinner thing? The malatang is the best part to me, but that section is very very limited. read more

Oh!!! So happy they open again! Not sure they are the same owner, but the food is great. I love their beverages section, it's so many choices. read more

The menu say weekend and holiday charges 42$/ person and 19$ for kid. However Father's Day they charged 47$/ person and 21.50$ per kid. The structure is weird the guests need to get the long line to get the food. It took an hour for that. The restrooms are dirty read more

Daly Buffet - Father's Day is charged 47$/ person and 21.50 per kid. - Buffets Near Me - Daly City, California

When to this buffet 11/9 for lunch, Food was good until later that nighty my wife & I got sick and we are not sure if it was rye sushi or the cooked food but thta will get our last time to go this place, is not worth it, 5 day's later still very sick read more

We came on Saturday for lunch. Cost was 41.99 per person before tax and tip. Surprised by the varied selection of seafood options. We got snails, mussels, crab, shrimp, oysters, and abalone !! Drinks are included too. read more

Food food food bundle of food. I was shock how big this place is. Best buffet in the Bay better then Las Vegas. Little bit expensive but there is a senior discount. The person in front that take care of plates and told us about where the drinks are is a excellent server. This place is busy for a wednesday. It close to Daly Bart Station. read more