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Feast Asian Buffet

3.3 (27 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Very limited sushi
Art J.

Well I took a chance inside this buffet I thought it would be cheaper according to other people but I spent 15.81 for lunch typical all you can eat China buffet. Bad sushi but it was very limited I was hoping they would have salmon or tuna sushi but all they had is all that the high carbon Maki rolls from the rice and just imitation crab a little disappointed on that one. Ambience is pretty typical for a all you can eat Chinese restaurant that I remember. Other than that if you're in a budget and you're in streamwood and are really hungry but don't care for quality over quantity then come over here. I should have gone for Mexican food restaurant versus this Asian buffet but everybody rented it was great and I thought it was only $11 but it wasn't for lunch was 15 dollars for lunch that's still expensive but then again unfortunately the cost of living is going up crazy

Ian M.

The Asian buffet offers a decent variety with a focus on seafood and chicken options, including a sushi station and hibachi grill. However, there's a noticeable lack of beef choices, which might disappoint some diners looking for more meat options This Asian buffet offers a typical ambiance found in many similar establishments, with nothing particularly standout. The staff works hard to keep everything clean. I recommend that you come during the week day. Not worth the premium for all day dining price during weekend. Again there is a lack of beef options.

Mehul P.

The soup is of high quality with cut green onions. The clam or mussel stew/broth pairs well with the steamed rice & spice. The hibachi hot & fresh stir fry plus eggs overeasy option is good. The crab is a nice treat & if you can't tell, you should take 5 pieces at a time & be patient & respectable, so these other cryers & whiners reviewers just got unlucky on a high demand product that can be easily enjoyed on a slower weekday. The other seafood dishes such as calamari, shrimp,& fish are worth the graze, plus nice salad & fruit ingredients. My favorite is sucking the brains of these one crawfish which are well seasoned. I asked the pleasant owner couple to visit Elgin or Royal a few times a year to perfect their appetizers such as crab rangoons & other carb like items, which I think can be drastically improved with expert technique.

Nick P.

Ok, I want to start off by saying all of those 5 star reviews saying this buffet is amazing are misleading. I rarely go to buffets unless it's on a cruise ship or in Vegas. There is not a single decent buffet in Illinois at all. Yes, it's like $17 something without tax for an adult but most of the food was not fresh. I'll give a rundown of what I got. Sushi was either hard or too soggy. Chicken wings were decent. Crab rangoon was okay. Sweet plantains were really dry and lacked flavor. That egg tart wasn't really an egg tart. It had the texture of like cornbread. Baked fish was also pretty decent. Crab legs are good but everyone just takes the whole tray. Those chicken skewers were good. Meat was nice and moist. Shrimp, fried calamari, and coconut shrimp tasted like they sat there for the whole day. I decided to try that hibachi grill. I got noodles, shrimp, red bell peppers, chicken, beef, egg, garlic paste, and onions. It was also mediocre. The beef was cooked too long so it was like eating a piece of leather. Chicken was also overcooked. Noodles, shrimp, red bell pepper, egg, and onions were decent. They have desserts like ice cream, cookies, and other desserts in that cooler. Some of the fruit are rotten and the other kind lacked flavor. They should put all of that dessert in another place but not that cooler. Employees were nice. You can choose to tip when you first pay but they only take your plates away, nothing else. For rooms of improvement, they definitely need to have staff go around and do quality checks. They need to make sure those dishes are fresh and nothing is sitting out there since the beginning of the day. For the hibachi grill, don't overcook the meat. Put out decent quality sushi. Originally, I would have given this place a 3 but since my girlfriend and I didn't feel well after dinner I'll change it to a 2.

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!!! Big warning!!! The bathroom not handicap accessible!!! The food averaged only okay. Some stuff was nice for a buffet, like the orange chicken, but some was very unfortunately bad. Both plates I had were left with a third left behind. Bad sign. The lunch was $14 but really not worth the price. The big down side? I had the lunch then spent my afternoon running to the bathroom many times and some in the evening too. Food poisoning? Probably. Some of the food I took was basically room temperature. So maybe it went bad there...maybe it was from the kitchen...? If they're serving room temperature food What exactly is happening in the kitchen? I don't know and I don't care. This review is only to warn others that it's a questionable place to eat. I'm definitely not returning. Not even for free as I value my health over mediocre food. Don't go. Big, huge warning for mobility impaired people. The bathroom has to steps immediately after the door. Not cool. I don't check the men's, my failing here, but the picture shows the entry to the woman's as my lunch companion pointed this out to me.

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We love coming here... everyone is so sweet and nice. We prefer dining in and wow the food comes…read moreout piping hot and stays hot. So I know if you're planning on taking it home it will still be hot. They have a lot of delicious menu items to choose from so I usually ask for recommendations when I am placing my order. One of the things I always try to get is a vegetable egg roll. They're so delicious but boy do they stay temperature hot a long time. Sometimes I have to break it open and eat it last.. but so yummy!! My daughter is a really picky eater, and she really loves coming here and having the fortune cookies. The prices are good and you really don't wait that long to get your food if you dine in. I highly recommend coming here. The dining room is very small but they have 5 booths and a table. We come here quite often.

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Checked out this place in Schaumburg to get Chinese. Fortune House is as basic as it can get. It…read morehas a counter to order at and not much else to be honest. Basically it's only for carryout orders so know that before. The food is pretty average looking and tasting. Bare bones kind of place where you get it to go. It's got the fairly common items you find at most of these places in strip malls. The atmosphere inside certainly is uninspiring. Hardly any room to even wait inside. It's about $9 for an entree at lunch. I got the Homestyle Bean Curd. This is fried tofu with a spicy brown sauce. Basically this is all there is to it. This also comes with a side of rice. For sure it's not much of a location, just a counter. It's actually open daily, unlike almost every other Chinese place. This is located on Schaumburg Road at Staffire.

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3.6(72 reviews)
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I've ordered from here for lunch twice now thru Foodsby while at my office. I've tried the General…read moreTso's chicken & most recently, the Orange chicken. Both are excellent. I've had fried rice once & white rice the other time. The egg roll is delicious, packed with meat & veggies. I am particular about my egg rolls & I would say this is a top 5 contender, easily. And now let's talk about the value.... you CANNOT beat it. It's alot of food and easily 2 meals. Order an extra egg roll & share with someone and save yourself even more cash. But honestly... the price is excellent. I'm incredibly pleased, and my coworkers who nibbled off my recent meal to give it a try are actually currently viewing the menu as I write this so that they can order for lunch. Way to go, Orange & Chicken.

Saturday evening. We're exhausted, it's rainy, and we're craving the comfort of Chinese takeout…read more Instead of our usual spot, we decided to try this place based on a Google recommendation. All the vibes checked out when we picked up our order: a busy lobby, takeout only, and a fast 30-minute turnaround. The portions were generous, which was definitely a plus. No need to order the large, when the regular size will feed two adults plus leftovers! However, the beef dish I ordered did not have a spicy symbol next to it, yet it was VERY spicy. I struggled to actually enjoy the dish because of how unexpectedly hot it was. Then came the next day, and we all know Chinese takeout is supposed to slap even harder as leftovers. I went to reheat some of the chicken pieces (the sweet and sour sauce was served on the side), and every single piece I ate had these hard, dry strands of chicken throughout. After a few bites, I was so put off that I threw the entire container away. The positives: The fried rice was good. The middle: The crab Rangoon was okay, but it was very onion-forward and tasted more like onion than crab and cream cheese. Unfortunately, between the unexpectedly spicy dish and the poor quality of the leftover chicken, I don't think we'll be ordering from here again.

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