I love Indian food so I was excited to try Tandoori Hut recently. They opened about 3 months ago…read moreand are located in the old Swan Inn restaurant. I called ahead to make sure they were open, but they are closed on Tuesdays starting July 2025. I arrived right after 11 am and the front doors were still locked, but someone came and opened them up. The dining room is large and bright, and I was the only customer there the whole time. They have a daily lunch buffet from 11 am-3 pm, so I decided to try that out first. The buffet had tandoori chicken, aloo matar, chicken biryani, chicken curry, eggplant curry, gulub jamun, chicken nuggets, fries, and some salads and sauces. I got a little bit of most things - I loved the aloo matar (potatoes and peas) and the chicken curry, but everything was hot and fresh. I decided to order the matar paneer to try as well - this is one of Nate's favorite dishes, while I usually get butter chicken. The dish was piping hot and served with rice. The sauce was not as thick as I've had before, but it was very flavorful and savory, and the medium spice level was pretty mild for me. I really liked this and would love to try their butter chicken next time. Service was good, but again I was the only person in the restaurant. There was only one employee that I saw tending to the buffet and serving me. Tandoori Hut is pretty far from my house but I'd come back for the buffet. I paid $14.99 for the lunch buffet, which I think was a very fair price.

Very good. So happy to have an indian restuarant close to home. Bring back the lunch buffet!read more

We had an absolute favorite Chinese Buffet located at Knapp's Corner that closed several years ago…read more Most if not all Chinese buffets we've encountered since were simply not appealing. That is until we discovered Tokyo Buffet and Grill. We went for a late lunch/early dinner and were happy to see a large variety of dishes in smaller trays that were frequently replenished giving at the illusion you food hasn't been sitting out all day. I noticed staff continually checking the many serving tables and bringing out what was needed. Imagine a comprehensive Chinese restaurant menu plus add sushi and desserts. We pretty much gorged ourselves especially me as I wanted to really get a good sampling. No room for desert but that's OK! My wife and I loved everything and decided we CAN start going back to Chinese buffets because this one is pretty good! Services were quick to clear used plates and bring refills. My understanding is they have even more offerings during dinner hours. We will have to come back later in the day next time. So glad to have found this place!

I haven't been to many Chinese buffets but this is one of the better ones I've been to. We went for…read morelunch on a Wednesday and it was steadily busy but not crowded. It was clean, food was fresh and hot, and the service was pretty quick with drinks, the bill, and removing plates. They have tons of options which is great for a lunch buffet. Some of my faves were the lo mein, orange chicken, spring rolls, and fried doughnuts. I wish I tried other desserts because they looked so good but I was way too full! They also have an ice cream case full of flavors of hard scoop ice cream. The sushi was pretty good quality, I only tried "cooked" rolls. The best part is that the lunch buffet is only $13.95 on weekdays. Literally an absolute steal!!!

Hibachi Grill is a pretty standard Americanized-Chinese buffet that also serves buffet sushi (they…read moredo not serve actual hibachi nor teppanyaki, that i know of, so their name is a bit confusing). This style of restaurant is never a great situation, but this place is ok relative to the many other nasty Chinese buffets I've tried eating at for one reason or another, over the years that I've lived here. It's a very large facility with a TON of options (even pizza, chicken tenders and french fries...). And while buffet food is never 100% "fresh" in my book, the food at Hibachi is at least never old or stale or anything like that. I presume its party due to the steady amount of traffic this place seems to get. Last time i went, they only had one vegetarian sushi out that was cream cheese & avocado, but i just stacked kimchi pieces and their fried plantain pieces on top of my sushis and it was almost like having legit kimchi or banana roll! For such a low price, you can hardly beat it, especially during lunch. Id say their only real competitor is the highly-overrated Ming Ten Chinese buffet/sushi restaurant in Celebration Village. About the same permissible level of freshness and quality, but with Ming Ten being significantly more expensive. Again, I'm not usually one for buffets, but Hibachi Grill at least isn't entirely disgusting like most of the other Americanized-Chinese buffets in this city....

It smells of mildew upon entry. I've had my fair share of terrible buffets but it may be the worst…read more My lady and I aren't in the least bit picky.. but the Mac and Cheese was nothing but Mac water and the sesame chicken was all liquid and soggy and somehow they found a way to mess up crab Rangoons, they certainly weren't gooning. Pepper steak was like chewing a shoe. We were fell done by our first plate and I walked to the counter to pay and it was 50 dollars.. for two people. The people of Michigan seemed to be missing taste buds. But I did hear a few other complain.

Good food! Can be a little pricey. $60 for AYCE crab and prime rib on Friday nights. Lunch is $22…read more The crab is usually pretty good -some days easier to pull than others, depends on the cook, I'm sure. Great variety -Asian, Italian, American, Mexican, and a good dessert and salad bar. They never brought back the windmill ice cream -which is kind of a bummer. Again, it's a little pricey, but pop is included, so that softens the blow a little. My only other complaint is they wouldn't let me sit at a 4-top so my mobility device could be tucked away (it wasn't busy and it didn't get busy), and our waitress was a smidge inattentive. We were chastised for putting plates on an empty table next to us and she assured us she would keep our plates cleared from our small table -but she didn't and our plates piled up. When she went on break, the wait staff filling in kept plates cleared and glasses full. Side note: lunch for veterans is free on the first Thursday of every month

Because the Harvest Buffet at Gun Lake Casino Resort serves hundreds of guests on busy weekend…read morenights, using a whole, bone-in rib roast is too expensive so to mimic the prime rib, they always use a boneless roast or a steamship round (the rear leg of the cow) slow-roast a boneless cut and serve it with au jus. It's always tough and under cooked. NOT PRIME RIB

If you are looking for a place with pretty good food, good amount of variety, and a place to stuff…read moreyourself silly with Asian food, this place is definitely worth the price. They have a station for veggies and fruit, deep fried foods (chicken, and other meats), standard American Asian entrees (like beef and broccoli, different chicken dishes, black peppered beef, salmon w spices, etc), and dessert. If you want somebody to freshly stir fry vegetables and proteins for you, they have great and friendly cooks in the back right corner at the Hibachi grill. You pick your veggies and meat, and they will add whichever sauce you want and cook for you in no time. My favorite was the clams - they were so good!! Hot and sour is my favorite soup, and I thought they made it well. My friend really loved the buttered mixed seafood that came in these orange clam shells. Dumplings were also delicious. In terms of quality of food, it is good, but not great. The food were all flavorful but I felt like some meat was over cooked. The salmon were all definitely over cooked, and the sushi was alright. The sushi rice wasn't the softest. But I understand at this type of buffet, it's more like you're getting a lot of food for an amazing price. The bathroom was decently clean (which is important to me), and the dining environment was pretty clean. Overall, I would recommend trying this place. For a buffet (especially lunch), you're definitely getting a bang for the buck.

This is the Chinese buffet that is usually recommended in Grand Rapids. I tried it once and I was…read morepretty unimpressed. I would be willing to give it another shot though. We went for lunch on a Friday and the place was packed! Usually a good sign for a buffet because that means the food will be turning over quick. There were a lot of options but I didn't think anything was particularly flavorful, actually pretty under seasoned, and I would say across the board everything was pretty much room temperature. I know I know, I am not expecting like Michelin star quality at a buffet but I just expected it to be slightly better since Fuji is always recommended. The lunch buffet is $14.49 for adults Monday-Friday so honestly a really good deal. It is only a dollar more on the weekends while the dinner buffet is closer to $20. I would probably like to come back for dinner if I try Fuji again.

We had a great time with Peter and his wife at 2Dragons. They showed us a really good time here…read more Music, drinks, food, everything was awesome. Highly recommend.

We loved it! It is cheaper for the buffet and not many things have a high food cost for the…read morerestaurant but, no where have I found these great dishes on a buffet. We all loved it! Build your own pho, curries, spring rolls cool noodle dishes and more!

This was my first time trying porkfat slim's food truck and it was literally SO good. I'm never…read moretypically in the mood for barbecue but everything on their menu sounded so good so I was psyched to see they were going to be where I was on a Friday evening. I ordered the southern comfort bowl and choose brisket as my meat but I believe you can get 2 different types of meat if you want. It looks kinda small coming out of the truck but it was super filling! It was literally so tasty, the brisket was cooked perfectly, the Mac and cheese layer was delicious and I really am not a fan of creamy coleslaw or baked beans but these both pulled the whole bowl together. I would DEFINITELY order this again!! It was really fast to come out of the truck after I ordered and I thought the prices were extremely cheap and shocking for a food truck considering this was some of the best food truck food I've had in a while. I hope to order more from their menu in the future!

PorkFat Slims catered our wedding in Kalamazoo in 2020 when Covid was at a lull. They were…read moreincredible to work with and so professional. Aside from that, the food was some of the best BBQ I've ever had and all our guests agreed. It was convenient that there was something on the menu for everyone. They say the food is the most important part of your big day, and Pork Fat Slims did not disappoint.

We've been Ada residents for 30 years, but somehow missed this place. NO MORE. Tried Brisket…read moretoday. My wife wants to come back Friday. We've worked for years and explored BBQ in TX, TN, AL, NC, SC. This place feels as authentic as BBQ gets. A real gem discovered. Arrived about 5 minutes before 11 on a Thursday. Regulars were already gathering. Service was speedy and efficient without feeling even a bit rushed. Friendly, feels like family! The smoked corned beef proved way better than advertised or expected. We carried out, ate with potato salad and chicken I'd BBQ'd at home. Needless to say, these folks SMOKED my efforts. Can't wait to try some sides with family members. We're converts, and Pit Stop is going into the regular rotation. Kris & Grandpa Dan - Ada

If you're looking for real, authentic BBQ made with love and skill, this is the spot. I'll…read moredefinitely be back. Service was quick. They did run out of basically everything hours before they closed but it's not necessarily their fault.