Great price! Great food!…read moreEasy ordering! Easy pick up! This place is a hidden gem. They no longer offer the buffet but the take out is really good. $10 lunch combo meal!

This place might not look like a lot, but I would say definitely go in and give the Food a try. You…read morewill definitely be mistaken. It is amazing tasting and they get big portion sized.

Today I visited Bombay Royale, and I was truly touched by the hospitality shown by Jeemol, Sojan,…read moreand George. We arrived very close to closing time, and usually that's when you don't expect the best food or service. However, the staff were incredibly prompt, courteous, and genuinely warm throughout our visit. We ordered the saag paneer, dal makhani, and garlic naan, and everything arrived hot with perfectly balanced flavors and spice levels -- exactly what we needed on a cold, rainy night. The food was exceptional, and we made sure to thank the chef personally. The prices were very reasonable, the restaurant had beautiful music playing, the tables and linens were spotless, and the service was impeccable from start to finish. To top it all off, they surprised us with dessert on the house. The entire experience was heartfelt and memorable. I would definitely visit again and highly recommend this place to anyone looking for delicious food and outstanding hospitality.

Amazing food. Everything was made with lots of flavor and quality ingredients, and the portions are…read morehuge and shareable. Great service, servers were extremely polite and helpful. Calming, formal atmosphere in the restaurant. I was incredibly impressed that they brought out a dessert on the house at the end of the meal - it was the perfect touch to round off our experience. I would absolutely recommend this spot to anyone in Northampton looking for a dinner.

We had the most amazing dinner at Wyndhurst. We started with the Quinoa & Beet Salad and the Tuna…read moreCrudo. For the Main Course we had the Pan-seared Duck Breast and the Seared Cauliflower Steak. It was so nice to have a great vegetarian dish that didn't include cheese on the menu! For dessert we finished with the New England Bourbon and Maple Sticky Toffee Pudding. The presentation on all three courses was amazing and was even better tasting! The wait staff was accommodating and the room was romantic and elegant. We are hoping that this returns when the resort reopens. We stayed here for a weekend getaway and it was so nice to just come down stairs to an exceptional meal! Highly recommend!

Elegant, luxurious, mansion/hotel dining, where the buffet breakfast was only $20 per person. While…read moreI had the standard fare scrambled eggs, bacon, roasted potatoes and toasted bagel, there were also large through-and-through red strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, pineapple and cantelope on my side plate. My wife also enjoyed the lox. Neither of us had the cereals and yogurt. My son and I both enjoyed a dessert cinnamon and raisin scone and their regular coffee was good enough to have black. Friendly and accomodating service. Only issue was the roasted potatoes tasted old and soggy at 8:30 A.M.

The parking lot is small and often crowded. The staff is very attentive and polite. They go out of…read moretheir way to make you feel at home. The buffet is small but has all the choices that you would expect to see. The salmon is a little fishy for my taste, but the shrimp is excellent. I often like their baked fish of the day. The price can't be beat, but not good for large groups of people, especially if wheelchairs are involved. If you have more than one wheelchair in your group this is not a good fit for you, but it is wheelchair accessible.

The food was good excepting it wasn't hot, jut warm. Didn't take long to be closer to cold than…read morewarm on the plate. I was there at 12:15 on a Tuesday. I suspect dinning when the place is busy would yield a better product.

Every now and again you need to be reminded why Golden Corral is not a good idea. It's been…read moreprobably over 15 years I don't go to a GC but we had dropped off my dad's car to get an oil change, and it was going to be a while, so we walked over to the only place in the area that had breakfast which was GC. Having read the other reviews I have to agree that the place has a grimey feeling to it. A feeling like the entire restaurant needs to be pressure washed and the carpets ripped off and replaced. The workers were super friendly, but there was some definite disorganization amongst them. I was waiting a good 15 minutes before they could decide who was going to be at the omelette station. I laughed cause one of them picked up a broom and was like: "I did it yesterday, it's so and so's turn today." Then there's the quality of food which is basically bare minimum - the cheapest possible available and it shows in taste and appearance. At least... at least the coffee was decent which was a pleasant surprise, and the omelette was actually pretty good and that's pretty much all I would have from there. I wish there would be more fresh fruit. The cinnamon rolls - very obviously from a can. The gravy for biscuits obviously from a pouch that had water added, heated and served. You see what I mean? like its all quantity not quality. Which I guess you can't expect much more when its 13.99 per person. Maybe it's because it was morning, but we found the bathrooms to be clean which was a pleasant surprise. Overall, I view golden corral as a place you go to when there's no other option as it was in our case within walking distance. It's cheap in both price and quality. This is the epitome of the saying: "You get what you pay for."

Worst experience so far with my service dog…read more I was finally able to enjoy what I thought would be a nice dinner out with my family after a long time. My children had been asking to go to Golden Corral, so we decided to make it a family night. I made every effort to be respectful and responsible with my service dog. I kept my body between him and the food line at all times, and he remained approximately four feet away from the food. My wife held my plate, and I simply told her what I wanted while she went through the line. Then, unexpectedly, I was approached by not one, but two individuals who never identified themselves as employees. They were dressed in street clothes with nothing indicating that they worked there. One of them began speaking to me in a raised and confrontational manner, telling me to keep my dog away from the food. The other told me that I had to keep my service dog underneath the table. At the time, I had no idea that the first person was actually the manager. I only found that out afterward when my wife went back to speak with management about what had happened. When we first arrived, we had intentionally chosen a large table away from other customers so that we could be respectful of everyone around us. My dog was not wandering around, approaching people, or interfering with the food. I also made sure to keep myself between him and the food line. The way I was approached and spoken to was completely unnecessary and, quite honestly, very upsetting. Regardless of the person's position, I believe there was a much more professional and respectful way to address any concerns. Shortly afterward, another customer approached me. This person had witnessed the entire situation and told me that, in their opinion, I had done nothing wrong. They specifically pointed out that my service dog had not been attracting attention, had not approached the food, and had not interfered with anyone. They also suggested that I contact corporate because they felt the way I was treated was unprofessional. My wife then went back and spoke with the manager, explaining what had happened and pointing out that another customer had witnessed the entire interaction. That's when we learned that the person who had initially confronted me was, in fact, the manager. At that point, we were simply looking for a family dinner. Instead, what should have been an enjoyable evening became an incredibly stressful and embarrassing experience. I understand that restaurants have rules regarding animals and food-service areas. I also understand the importance of keeping a service dog under control and being respectful of other customers. That is exactly what I was doing. What I don't understand is why the situation was handled the way it was. If management had a concern about my service dog, I would have been happy to have a respectful conversation about it. Instead, I felt publicly confronted and humiliated despite making every effort to be responsible and considerate. I hope management and corporate take the time to look into what happened, because people who rely on service dogs should be able to enjoy a meal with their families without being made to feel unwelcome or embarrassed when they are doing their best to follow the rules.

This is what we found in our desert plate after eating dinner there. We contact management and they…read morewanted us to pay 50% of the check even though there was an animal in our food. Once we said we was going to report this to the health department. The manager said you delete the pic you don't need to pay. Shame on them . The dinner was free after all. Please be careful nasty extra things with food . Ambience was tense afterwards.

The food was good. We were seated promptly and were even able to choose our own booth. The…read moreemployees were very nice. Our waiter was attentive. The place was clean too. There was a lot of food to choose from.

Just to update the pricing. $15 for lunch, $20 for dinner as of Sept. 2026. I need to come for…read morediner next time, it'll be incredible value if the diner has crabs. Not expecting snow crab legs, just the fried Blue swimmer crab would be super!

The food was fresh and well cooked. Some thing we're lacking spices, like crayfish. Some things…read morewere over salted like french fries. But overall everything was cooked to perfection. We went at 4pm, so Some dinner menu items were out like, but I didnt see any crab legs, blue crabs oysters etc. Not sure if they come out later at night. Also I wish their rolls had other ingredients besides surimi and cream cheese. Not one option with salmon or tuna. Also luck of vegetables is weird. I only found cabbage and some meat options were mixed with . No string beans, no bok choice is strange for an asian buffet.

Standard Chinese food buffet. Very crowded on a Sunday night. Chill, lightly dimmed yellow…read morelighting. The food is pretty OK but that's what I expect from the Chinese food buffet with so many various items. The price point is not bad $33 for two people without the tip is pretty affordable for the amount of food that you get and the options. I was honestly just craving like a little idea of small options of food. Service was good. Quickly seated and took our plates quickly when we finished. The soft serve ice cream was my favorite item here lol.

Solid typical all you can eat Chinese buffet…read more Staff pleasant. Food plentiful and hot. Shrimp dishes very good. Pork ribs tasty. Best dish for me was the hibachi chicken. Dumpling, fried baby! Shrimp and dim sum not very good. Hibachi made to order very cool. Sushi greatly lacking in quantity and quality. Bathrooms could use a cleaning. Prices are very reasonable for what you get.

We went in at around 5:30-ish on Valentine's Day. The place wasn't crowded, but the steam trays all…read moreappeared picked over and many were empty. My husband and I both had this breaded shrimp. It tasted decent, as did the ham, but everything else seemed lukewarm. I felt sick before I even left. My husband didn't get sick until he got home. He stated that the My 15 year old had the Mac n' Cheese and some ham. He said the Mac tasted watery, but thankfully he did not get sick at all. The restaurant seemed clean, but the bathrooms were slightly sketchy. As much as I want to support a small business, I cannot say that we will be repeat customers.

I've been on a quest to try every Chinese buffet in the area, and this one has been on my radar for…read morea while. Well... I finally made it. Mission accomplished. This place is easily the worst buffet I've encountered so far. I tried just about everything, mostly out of curiosity and mild scientific concern. Somehow even the Diet Coke tasted off, which I didn't know was possible. It was like carbonation mixed with disappointment. Most of the food had the flavor profile of warm air. At a certain point it got so bad I just started laughing. The egg roll deserves special recognition. It was greasy, soggy, and somehow burned on the bottom at the same time, which feels like a culinary achievement. The cabbage inside had a smell that reminded me of cleaning out the spice cabinet at grandma's house after it had sat untouched for twenty years. Everything on the buffet looked old. And when fresh trays came out... they also somehow looked old. I'm not sure how they're bending time like that, but it's impressive. The only positive was the service. The staff were smiling, friendly, and seemed genuinely happy as they calmly poisoned the dining room one customer at a time. Needless to say, I won't be back.