Feast Buffet

Tienen patas de cangrejo?

Yes n lobster too

Do they have anything vegan?

Some. Seaweed salad, salads, fruits amd vegs but not sure if they have vegan sushi. They do have sushi that have vegetables but not common.

How much for lunch?

MON – FRI LUNCH ADULT BUFFET $24.99 SENIOR BUFFET (65+), Boeing/ Military $22.50…

What are the hours for lunch and dinner?

I'm not sure. They have a website and I believe the hours might be listed on their Yelp page

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Do they offer a free meal for birthday celebrants?!?

Nope. They do not

Do they have lobsters and crabs during Saturday lunch?

Don't know went to dinner, but if you call them, they'll tell you.

Do they serve sushi, shrimps, and crab at lunch?

To the best of my understanding, as of May 2023 M – F LUNCH - ADULT $23.99, SENIOR (65+), Boeing/ Military $21.59, KID 2-11 YEARS OLD ARE CHARGE BY AGE, $1.80 PER YEAR - No lobster, crab legs, Dungeness crab, frog legs, less sushi choices; S &…

Do they serve lobster on friday?

I asked the cashier when crab, lobster and oysters were served and he said on Fri-Sat-Sun nights (dinner menu only), but the cost is a few dollars more per person.

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Is the Lunch Menu and Dinner Menu gonna be the same during weekdays?

The lunch and dinner menus are different. There are more selections at dinner, but of course it's a bit more expensive.

What time does dinner start on weekend and do they close prior to serving dinner?

4pm-10pm.

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Does the birthday person get any discount?

Last time we went its my auntie's b day ang 12 of us came,i dint hear any discount for the celebrant

How much is the Saturday Lunch Buffet?

I believe it's $39.

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Do you take reservations?

Not sure on a regular day. But when I called it was a first-come-first serve event. This was on Mother's Day.

Do they serve Lobsters and crab legs on the Weekdays Dinner? Thank you!

Lobsters are only on weekends. Crab legs are serve everyday.

Do they rent out spaces for event?

Yes. There is a large banquet room in the front. I attended an event there that was about 100 people in November

Do you have to be vaccinated to enter?

No (at least not when I last went a few months ago)

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Is Feast buffet open right now?

Yes

Does anyone know how old one has to be to qualify for Feast's senior discount since its website does not mention the qualifying age? Thank you.

65 yrs old

Is Feast Buffet still open during the pandemic? Their phone line does not work when we call.

I did the same called them many times and went there twice but it said it's closed even Though there were many reviews updated each quick, but when I went there it was closed??

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King Buffet - Renton

2.8(245 reviews)

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Kings Buffet has plenty of parking and was half full on a Monday night. They've added more seafood…read moresince I last came years ago -- snow crab legs, prawns, clams, crawfish, and salt & pepper blue crab. The blue crab was tasty, but the snow crab legs were pretty bland. Food overall was okay, but for $26.99, the variety felt limited. If you're already in Renton and want a quick crab fix, it's fine.

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3.1(1k reviews)

3.1 mi

It has been a few years since I last ate here. My car got broken into in the parking lot in 2021…read morewhile in the restaurant. The food is great. Can't beat $19.99 for a sushi lunch. I will be back.

Just visited Mizuki on WEEKEND, All the foods, sushi, seafood and ribs are really good and super…read moreyummy. As well as my favorite Cajun Crawfish have been flavored very well plus nice spicy and BIG SIZE CRAWFIS!, Highly recommending my friends to try their food since they made a major improvement!!

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Sumo Sushi & Grill Ayce

It's a great deal for all you can eat sushi, ramen, grilled meats, and more! My girlfriend and I…read moretried it out for the first time last night, and the interior was nice and clean. Our server explained how the ordering worked, and they had little robots bringing the food over. They had a great variety of sushi options including handrolls, specialty rolls, nigiri, sashimi, and more. The fish wasn't fishy for the sashimi or other items which is always a big relief. We ended up getting the gold option which included the sashimi and nigiri options. So if you're into raw fish, we highly recommend getting that dining option. They also had a mini salad and fruit bar, but because we came closer to closing they weren't as stocked up as I assume they would be during peak hours. Overall if you're hungry and looking for a good deal, highly recommend checking this place out. I believe they do reservations for future dates but not same day reservations. When we went in there was no wait time so it was good timing. They're also located in a shopping outlet area so there's plenty of parking.

Located in a plaza with plenty of parking options. There are a few businesses around but doesn't…read moreaffect the ability to find a parking spot. Upon walking in, there's a drink station with Mango Juice and Thai Tea. They also have a buffet bar with sides and desserts. For the All You Can Eat option, there's silver and gold based on the options you want on the menu. You can order up to 15 items every 15 minutes with a 90 minute cap no matter how small or big your party is. Service comes with a mixture of a person bringing out the items alongside these robots that also deliver your order. With that being said, I've been here a few times ever since moving to the area the past year and the staff has always been very friendly and I appreciate the consistency of the items throughout each of the visits. Our go to are the Seared Salmon along with the Unagi Bowl. The way the sear the fish and add just the right amount of sauce makes those our go to. With more and more visits, we've come to know which items we want to select for our rounds. The decor is cool with the floating umbrellas and the lively music playing. At the end, you can help yourself to an ice cream bar or sandwich near the check in desk.

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3.9(527 reviews)

2.1 mi

This might be my new favorite dim sum spot in the Seattle area! Everything we got was spot on -…read moreliterally nothing missed. We came around dinner time on a weekday and it wasn't busy at all, but it did take a while for the food to come out. We got the steamed spareribs, truffle shu mai, pork and taro shu mai, fried mochi with pork, sticky rice, and salted egg yolk mochi. I loved absolutely everything so much! Flavors were spot on, textures were amazing, and they were also really unique. I loved the truffle flavor on the shu mai, and the ham sui gok was done so well here too. I'm a huge salted egg yolk fan, and they did the mochi ball here perfectly too. I want to come back soon!!

Came here for a 12 course dinner and I was very excited for dim sum. Sad to say, dim sum was only…read moreserved for a small part of the overall dinner. The food kept coming and it was wayyy too much for my belly. The drinks were ordered via the iPad but drinks only came in the beginning. Once the food started to be served you had to wait until the very end for more drinks to come out, which I thought was strange. 3/5 Egg drop soup 4/5 Battered shrimp pancake - the best thing I has 2/5 Duck bun 2/5 Fried rice 3/5 Crab 1/5 Cold steamed chicken - this was very unexpected and I did not like this 1/5 Baked oysters - the oysters were huge, which is a bit overwhelming for me. Flavor also was not good 1/5 Clams - was not a fan 3/5 Chinese broccoli Overall I was not a fan of the place. The place is rather large with lots of seating and fresh seafood in tanks of water in the front. The service wasn't anything special.

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4.4(694 reviews)

The staff weren't very friendly, but efficient…read more There's a Pad to order on, which is okay, so you can see the pricing of extras. The seating does give enough space for small to large groups! A lot of varying seating options! The best thing is the menu is long & everything is made fresh to order! I love this place! I would love to go back on date night! The restrooms are clean! Street parking & transit accessible!!

There are very few AYCE sushi restaurants in the Seattle area, especially when you try searching…read morefor ones downtown. Which is why when hearing about Sushi% I was more than happy to come and give this place a go! We went on a Friday around 6PM and had no wait time to get seated. Located in Chinatown, if you are driving, parking will definitely be very difficult on busy times. But fortunately there is the light rail that can take you to about a 5 minute walk from the restaurant. Service is fast, as soon as we entered the restaurant we were shown to a table. The service worker explained how the restaurant works, and all ordering is done on the tablet. You get 2 hours when dining in, we only used about an hour and we were full for reference - this may be different if your group is larger. We ordered a large assortment of sushi - everything from nigiri, hand rolls, sushi rolls, sashimi, appetizers, etc. First, about the fish - my personal favorites were the escolar and the salmon. The tuna didn't have the best texture, with a feeling of cheap supermarket sushi, so I would recommend skipping it unless you are a big tuna fan. The quality of the fish was decent for an AYCE for sure - the fish didn't taste fully cheap or artificial. The nigiri, as other reviewers have mentioned, are like 70% rice, which is unfortunate. Some of the rolls were good, such as the rock and dragon roll as I have pictured. The rolls have a much better rice to fish ratio vs the nigiri. The hand rolls were also good - I would focus on the salmon and unagi rolls as they had the best flavor in my opinion. The sashimi are mostly just small cubes of fish - I guess presentation is only OK on that front, but I guess its efficient in terms of service for the restaurant. I would say for $34, the value is pretty solid! I mean, for all you can eat, the quality is actually decent for the fish. I would focus on some items on the menu more than others if you looking to get a better bang for your buck. I would say if you are in the mood to eat as much sushi as you possibly can for $34, Sushi% has got you covered.

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Clove Indian Cuisine

4.1(347 reviews)

1.6 mi

We've dined here before and it was excellent all around…read more However, today, the service was a zero star. Reason for the 3 star was the food which was very tasty. We were seated then forgot about? A bar tender with no smile, didn't say anything, approached us. We put in drink orders, she made them and again stared at us, no communication. We finally got asked by a different server if we were ready to order. Our started went to another table. We had a total of 4 different servers, no one checked in with us and it appeared chaotic. The couple next to us got the wrong bill. Another didn't have cutlery and had to yell at servers to be heard while they carried on their conversation. Food tasty! Drinks (martini with a twist) weren't good - something else added which wasn't a martini - drink had a yellow color, maybe she added lemon liquor but it was tart! Overall disappointed, maybe under new management from our last visit? Unsure. Either way lower expectations for service - really not good at all.

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4.5(1.2k reviews)

2.7 mi

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One of the few places that open late with great food options. All the skewers are tasty, the udon…read morenoodle is super soft. Our server Jenny is awesome and super attentive. Highly recommended!

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4.1(1.4k reviews)

2.6 mi

I came to the Miyabi restaurant after a long time. The interior of the store was more tidy and the…read moredecorations were better than before. Since it was an early dinner, I immediately sat down. The store staff responded pleasantly. And we ordered Gozilla roll, Super Salmon roll, and Miyabi roll. The sushi toppings were fresh and delicious. I'm looking forward to it again next time.

We come here often after landing at SeaTac, especially after spending time abroad and craving…read moreJapanese food. While the sashimi and sushi aren't omakase-level, the quality and reasonably priced sushi combinations and good appetizers make this a satisfying alternative to fast-food sushi/izakaya for us. The servers are always friendly, and the cozy, homey atmosphere makes it feel like a comfortable neighborhood spot.

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2.4(217 reviews)

7.4 mi

There's a lot of food that's new each celebration, they have no food they're so kind. They're…read moreworking very good.

Price much higher than advertised. Crab grossly over…read morecooked. Not edible. Quality of food compared to other similarly themed buffet : 2 out of 5. Chicken dry and over cooked. Could not finish. Don't see how this place remains in business. I do not recommend, nor will I return!

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KW Korean BBQ

4.0(89 reviews)

5.9 mi

I absolutely love with this place!! My boyfriend told me this is his secret gem and he and his…read morefriends had been going for over 5-10 years. The meats are delicious, sides are absolutely a HIT!! The best bang for your buck, and it's nice to go to a kbbq place where I don't have to cry about my wallet for AYCE. I'm not very picky about KBBQ so me personally I felt very satisfied being here. I would prefer to go here over any other place just to satisfy my KBBQ cravings. Our server is so sweet and kind! She made sure we were taken cared of. This place deserves more recognition!

Came here at 8:45pm on a Wednesday night. Restaurant was nearly empty, just one other table…read moreoccupied. I was afraid they would rush us as most Asian places do and tell us last call was at 9pm or something ridiculous (has happened before at other kbbq places) but was very pleasantly surprised to find the service to be excellent, welcoming, and friendly. We were never rushed and while we were still done before their closing time of 10pm, I never felt pressured or hurried. The man was very friendly and nice, I would guess he is the owner since he really seemed to care about providing a quality experience. Food was good, love that they had bean sprouts and leeks at the ban chan self service bar at the front, along with the normal kimchi and other typical side dishes. The meat quality seemed good, the brisket seemed well marbled and decent quality so it was probably actually usda prime. They put a round piece of parchment over the grill so it's easier to clean up but also makes it harder to brown the meats. Grills have an electronic temperature adjustment, goes up to 600 degrees which seemed to be the right temp to cook as 500 didn't cook fast enough. $32.99 for all you can eat, slightly more expensive than some of the places in Federal Way, but overall solid experience. Free street parking was pretty easy to find when I was there.

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Elizabeth C.

2 years ago

A cautious visit for anyone with a genuine service dog. We comprehend that some individuals with fake service dogs pose a challenge for those with real ones. We visited this establishment to celebrate my mother's birthday. My husband was denied access to the Buffett restaurant due to his service dog. An employee approached us, informing us that we couldn't have a dog, as it might frighten others and have children around. Another employee reiterated the same sentiment. Which suggested that they were trained to say this. One employee even offered to make an exception if we left the dog with our first interaction. However, we explained that my husband couldn't leave his service dog because it's medically necessary. It's akin to asking a person with a wheelchair to abandon their chair for the convenience of able-bodied individuals. The first employee let it go. The second encounter with another employee demanded that my husband leave because we couldn't have a dog. We informed them that they were violating the American Disability Act (ADA) each time. We understand that if my husband's service dog wasn't performing her duties or acting like a fake one, the business has the right to request its removal. Nevertheless, my husband's service dog remained calm and composed because she was diligently working. The manager eventually arrived and apologized, refunding my husband's meal since he had to leave to stay in the car due to his health condition and the service dog's need to fulfill her duties. Fortunately, we didn't have to call an ambulance. The manager assured us that she would improve their training, but we doubt this, as both employees had verbatim repeated the same phrase. Therefore, we believe they were training this way, and it's not their fault. However, the business's lack of understanding of the ADA is the issue. We had contacted our service dog company regarding this matter, and they confirmed that it would constitute a misdemeanor based on the business's actions. Is it worth the hassle to pursue legal action? We decided against it because we're certain they'll likely discriminate against another unfortunate person with a service dog. Therefore, we strongly advise anyone with a service dog to take their business elsewhere. read more

Brian P.

428

146

2 years ago

This place is enormous. It's also one of the most uneven buffets I've ever experienced. The sushi section is OK (I'm being generous), the dessert section is pretty good (some actually good items such as Creme brûlée and not bad cheesecake and a few decent cookies) but beyond that there are a lot of misses. Lots of overly-greasy stuff, lots of fried stuff that may not have even been crisp when it came out of the fryer hours ago, random things missing flavor (how can you have hot & sour soup at a buffet that targets an Asian demographic that's really neither hot nor sour?) etc. The name plates for the food items as well are a mess. Some of them are decent at sushi and dessert but the rest of the buffet is hit or miss. Many dishes don't have a name plate at all. For some reason the chow mein noodles (also not great) were labeled rice noodles and that makes me laugh. I had some garlic bread that was OK. It old have been crispier but it was passable. The string beans were pretty good. I'm really reaching here because I'm thinking through how bad some of the dishes were: Steamed sticky rice (the kind wrapped in the leaf) had a terrible pasty gummy grainy texture (and yes I know what the texture is supposed to be and that ain't it - and I couldn't find any Chinese sausage in it) The kielbasa-looking sausage was extremely greasy and I'm not sure why because it probably didn't even contain that much grease before cooking. The salt and pepper pork ribs (yay I love this dish! Maybe this one won't suck) weren't crispy, not salty enough, and I couldn't detect any hot pepper (or even black pepper). The sesame chicken was just a soft wad of pasty goo with no flavor. I passed on the really weird soupy looking Mac and cheese and anemic pizza (like you can't screw those up... or can you?) I could go on (and this is kind of fun) but you get the idea. Is it worth $35 (which in Seattle is pretty reasonable?). Probably not. There is zero service even for drinks - you fill your own drinks at a fountain. Which is fine but they did suggest strongly a 15% tip I guess for the bussers. The ambiance is very gas station bathroom. Pros: it's big, they have a lot of dishes, it's reasonably priced. Cons; the food isn't good. read more

Dabby T.

3 months ago

If I could choose 0 stars, I absolutely would!!! I am writing to express my deep disappointment with the terrible service my family experienced at Feast Buffet in Renton. I brought friends who were visiting from overseas to eat here, and the staff completely ruined our meal and embarrassed us. We will absolutely never go back. We arrived and paid during lunch hours. However, as the restaurant began transitioning from lunch to dinner, the staff's behavior became completely unacceptable. One male server in particular was awful--he kept repeatedly bugging us and demanding to see our receipt over and over again, completely disrupting our conversation and our meal. His attitude was incredibly bad and hostile. They aggressively told us that we "could not eat the dinner food." When we pointed out that absolutely no one mentioned any food restrictions when we entered and paid, a server rudely argued back. It is incredibly unprofessional to expect paying customers to hunt for signs outside rather than simply communicating rules clearly at the register. More importantly, it is the restaurant's responsibility to manage their own food transition on the buffet lines--it is not the customer's problem!!! Instead of a relaxing meal showing our overseas friends a good time, we were treated with suspicion and constant disrespect by that specific guy. My guests were shocked by how poorly we were treated. This was a terrible, embarrassing experience. We will never step foot in this establishment again, and management seriously needs to address that server's behavior. read more

Jim B.

104

11 years ago

The prices are much higher than the ones listed in the photos here. It's not 12.99 for lunch buffet with free sodas. It's $14.99 for buffet and another $1.89 for the drink. Total lunch for one person was $18.48 plus tip. The restaurant is huge and nicely decorated. The staff is pleasant. I think it's a good sign that the vast majority of customers were Asian. They have lots of seafood and other stuff too. They have a Sushi bar and a couple of cooking stations where they make dishes you put together. They have a large desert section too. The silverware was pretty gross looking. It looked old and dirty, but not uncommon for a restaurant like this. I personally had American style fried chicken, fried rice, baked salmon, crawfish, mussels, macaroni and cheese, and corn on the cobb. I have bowl of strawberry ice cream too. They have an awesome area for watching football on very large screens. Overall it's not bad, but expect to spend $20 per adult for lunch. read more

Sophia L.

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3 years ago

Hands down the best buffet in PNW. Got the greatest collection of foods to serve all your cravings at once and even unlimited crab legs and lobsters on select days. Of course, there's the complaint about long lines but no one should possibly hog the food to themselves, it only makes sense if people waited patiently. They've also got so the most popular dim sums, asian fusion foods, american food, cold side dishes, bbq, make your own noodles, mongolian grill, and of course, can't miss the dessert bar so I'd say price for the food was well-deserved. Workers are also working super hard and diligent to keep the place clean and the customers happy so the 10% service charge at the beginning wasn't terrible compared to some places where the expectation is set at 15% or 18%. I ended tipping more at the end. Definitely coming back to try the set of foods I missed out after being stuffed. Possibly Christmas, when they bring out new speciality dishes. read more

Erik D.

9 years ago

This place is awesome unless it's super busy. When it gets super busy the customers forget how to act like human beings and decide to try to screw over others by hogging all the crab or hawking the lobsters. As a result, the staff starts to bring out those items less frequently because when you have a 2 hour time limit, let's make the stingy people wait in line to save money. It's smart. The food overall is pretty good. You can do dimsum, ramen, mongolian grill, american ribs and sausages, poke and raw bar, sushi, chinese food dishes, salad bar, and the best desert bar by far. Sometimes they do theme nights and that's all good. Staff is OK. they're all about turning around tables so don't expect much. It's not bad, just be prepared to ask for refills and such. They will seat you where ever but if you are nice and ask politely, they will try to seat you somewhere other than next to a baby. ;) read more

Leslie P.

9 years ago

Great buffet and totally worth the money. We've eaten here time and time again and it never disappoints. They offer a wide variety of food (noodle soup station, dim sum, Asian, American, made to order steaks, dessert station, etc) - I particularly love their sushi and raw fish section. I would've given them 5 stars but tonight, half way through our dinner, they asked us (6 adults, 1 child and a baby) to move tables because the host sat us at a table that was actually reserved. It inconvenienced us a bit because some of us were at the buffet and had no idea we switched tables. All in all, it turned out ok. The servers were great (what happened wasn't their fault) and they really took good care of us. We'll definitely be back again! read more

Rose G.

11 years ago

My husband and I checked the place out on Wednesday for dinner. We were both shocked at the ambiance of the restaurant. One of the nicest and cleanest buffets we've ever seen in Washington. Mizukis buffet has some real competition now. The food was excellent! There's a Mongolian grill, shaved ice, waffles on a stick, shaved chocolate (you can shave it yourself), crepes, crab legs, large variety of dim sum (larger than I've seen at other buffets), and tons of others. The building is tucked away on the corner of a shopping center close to a fred Meyer store. Very large parking lot. We will definitely be back.... Mizukis, you might have to step your game up. read more

Lois C.

121

11 years ago

This place has to be the biggest buffet restaurant I ever been to in my life. The food selections itself was enormous and it can be mentally paralyzing just to decide on what to eat. There's the dim sum selections, sushi, Mongolian bbq, noodle bar, dessert line, and salad bar. Holy moly, there's at least 200 food entree to choose from. The restaurant Itself looks like it can hold 5 football fields. Yet, despite its size, The place is very clean and the food surprisingly fresh. There's nothing to complain at this restaurant. Everything is great. read more

Matthew C.

106

217

4 years ago

The name says it all... FEAST! I tend to steer away from any buffet post COVID as they just aren't the same but Feast definitely lives up to its namesake! A variety of Asian dishes that tasted fresh and delicious in a clean atmosphere. The meat, sushi & seafood selection was almost overwhelming with tasty choices. If you are a fan of buffets or just delicious food I would highly recommend giving Feast a shot! Keep up the great work & consistency. read more

Tyler N.

10 years ago

Not bad, but not great. I like how everything is new and clean. They offer a wide range of selection but you can tell the quality of the ingredients is not the best. We went on a Thursday night with a group of 10 and had no problem getting seated quickly (the place is huge!). Probably one of the better buffets in the area and I would probably return if we needed a place like this to meet. I'm rating it as OK given you get what you pay for. read more

Lisa P.

2 years ago

This buffet restaurant is so HUGE. I think it's the largest buffet i have ever been to. There are various kinds of main dishes and tons of desserts. I believe it will be a great place to hold a family dinner. But! The taste of everything was actually not that great. It was just "ok-ish". The ribs appeared to be juicy but it was all dried up, and the pizza was also dry and dull. I really wanted to like this place but I wish it tasted better read more

Joon L.

3 years ago

Feast Buffet is an excellent Asian food restaurant that deserves a five-star rating. The food is delicious, fresh, and authentic. The variety of dishes available is impressive, and the buffet is always well-stocked and maintained. The staff is friendly, attentive, and accommodating, making for a pleasant dining experience. I highly recommend Feast Buffet to anyone looking for a great Asian food experience. read more

Calvin L.

3 years ago

Here's a tip. Find a stable recipe for the noodles and rice. It taste dogshet and I'll be happy to increase food waste. The mussels should not taste like straight up salt. For the crabs, just flipping boil them. You over cook them with some nasty seasoning and it somehow how hella salty too. Please management, stop taking profit like bunch of pigs and improve your food quality. You charge $50 my guy. read more

Peter B.

9 years ago

Very good buffet and great bang for your buck. If you want sushi, go to Mizuki Buffet. If you want a huge buffet selection where almost everything is delicious and at a great price this is the place to come to. This is the working man's buffet - the place you can go to for lunch for a great price and if you love food as much as I do, you'll feel like a kid in a candy store every time. read more

Hailey S.

5 years ago

We went there a few days ago with my family, the food was average compared to before but the service was amazing! Our server Joyce had a great attitude towards us, we felt super welcomed! The only thing that didn't satisfy us was that they were super busy and we didn't get helped that much, I hope you guys can get more workers so we can be helped more often with the plates. read more

Baleey Z.

4 years ago

Good fried sushi and panna cotta, nice ice cream selection I'm not even gonna complain on how it's slightly overpriced and there could be more coupons they're cool, if you're reading this review try not to be so harsh on ppl who don't tip I generally thinks it's only for outstanding service which theirs was not but still overall a great experience in buffet dining read more

Michael W.

9 years ago

I rarely go to buffet,I got really surprised at the nice interior and great layout. Amazing! This is probably one of the best buffets I have ever been to!There are numerous variety of food, the selection of dessert was pretty awesome , even cotton candy! Price is a little bit high as they do have much seafood,such as lobster. I really liked it! read more

Mike M.

8 years ago

I been in this buffet. 4 times. That's like $35 Per person. I don't think it's worth it. Disgusting food. Have to used the restroom more then 5 times. Plus the employees at the kitchen Sucks. I ask to get my steaks cooked mw. They Cooked m red. Wouldn't recommend this place it all. Too grease food as well read more

Benjamin T.

8 years ago

A very decent place to have lunch with a good size of family. They have a lot of selections and very generous on the refill. Drinks are complementary. Would definitely come back n try more. However, really hope they can serve Alaska King Crab legs as well just like other buffet in south California! read more

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Falls Buffet

3.2

(377 reviews)

Before watching The Pop 2000 concert on a Saturday, I went here in a group of 4 to have some food…read morein this Snoqualme Casino based buffet. Lines were relatively long when we got here around 6:20pm but went by very quickly as more people left. We got seated in one of many four-tops closest to the counter where the prime ribs were being made. Speaking of that, it was prime ribs day for $36.99 per person before tax for this visit. Regardless of that, the whole buffet is up for grabs once you pay. The general setup I saw from left to right - starting with your back to the front entrance - was the prime rib counter, Italian food, Asian food and a noodle bar. There's also a huge dessert bar just before all that food with a server who grabs any pastries you want from there. An ice cream dispenser can also be found around that bar. I ended up getting too much of some foods that I only went for two rounds of dishes; the proteins and desserts! Here's what I can remember from the food I got and didn't get: - The biggest portion of my dish was the prime ribs that were being served that day. The line for the ribs was really long, and servers and chefs took their time making sure the meat was at everyone's preferred meat level. Several large ribs cooked medium were already thrown onto the front so I grabbed one of those instead of waiting. So juicy, tender, and a ton of rich flavor that doesn't need any extra seasoning or even the mashed potatoes and other condiments at the prime rib counter! - The Peking duck was a highlight despite there not being many pieces with a ton of meat. The meat still had the skin left on it. - I grabbed myself a vanilla-chocolate swirl ice cream in a waffle cone. Both are very standard though I did enjoy how silky the consistency of the ice cream was. - The ube lime white chocolate brownie didn't have much of an ube taste and donned more of a cinnamon flavor... or maybe the cinnamon flavor covered the ube taste a little. This was still a really nice sweet though, and the lone server at the counter gave me more than enough pieces to share with my group. - The Shirley Temple whip cup tastes exactly like the drink but in whip cream form. Not my preferred sweet since it was too sweet. - The tiramisu was another favorite of mine. Creamy consistency mixed with the regular coffee-chocolate taste of tiramisu while not being as heavy as the rest of the desserts. Staff in general were very proactive in making sure we had a great time here. Our servers made sure we had enough water, and even gave us some options like soda or even a POG (passion fruit, orange and guava) drink that I should have gotten there given many other patrons got that drink as well! Those at the food counters kept lines going smoothly and I was satisfied after every one. I also left here feeling more than full. Food quality is at most above average, though I say my appetite was slightly heightened because of the overall bright and pseudo-fancy decor of being in a Las Vegas-like area - in this case, a casino with many bright lights that match the interior of this buffet.

We visited for a birthday dinner with a group of 9 and left pretty disappointed…read more The buffet was $36.99 per person, plus an automatic 15% service charge for large groups. For the price, the food was average. Nothing was particularly bad, but nothing stood out either. What really impacted our experience was the service toward the end of our visit. Our reservation started at 5:45 PM, and we had until 7:45 PM. However, around 7:15 PM, a waitress began repeatedly staring at our table, making it feel like we were being rushed out before our allotted time was up. We were celebrating a birthday and hadn't even finished dessert, but the atmosphere became uncomfortable enough that we decided to leave early. Guests should be able to enjoy their full dining time without feeling pressured to leave. Overall, the experience didn't justify the cost, and unfortunately we wouldn't return.

Chosun Korean BBQ

4.0

(357 reviews)

Anna and Kerry are extremely nice and making sure we are good! I will recommend my friends to come…read morehere !

I craved KBBQ for my birthday this past Saturday and never heard of this place. We knew of other…read moreplaces but reviews did not look too good. Thought we'd give this place a shot. Wow! I loved it. Automatically greeted when entering. They ask you if you are there for AYCE BBQ or hot pot...I love the options! Of course I wanted AYCE BBQ so we sat on the left side. There's plenty of space. Place feels just like how I've know a kbbq spot would be. Music was poppin. People are super nice! As hungry as we were and as much as I wanted to try the premium, my partner and I don't eat too much to make it work the premium ($58/person). I think something that I really love about this place is the different tiers of AYCE BBQ because not everyone eats certain things or don't want to. We stuck to the classic ($38/person) and I think it had plenty of good options on the menu. We got beef bulgogi, marinated brisket, and thin sliced pork belly to start. I don't think there was a limit to how many you can choose at first but to be safe we only did 3 different ones so we don't pay extra for wasted. The sides were good and a drink was included. I also got garlic shrimp (3 pieces) and more bulgogi for my partner. If our waiter was with someone else, there was also another person to make sure we were covered and if we need any more meats or anything else. This place did not disappoint. We also had free ice cream after wards. We will be back and with more people!

Kum Kang San BBQ Grill Buffet

3.7

(673 reviews)

I don't know why people are giving 1 star for this place. It's literally so good, yeah maybe a…read morecouple things can be better like the both seats, but overall the owner and the workers are super friendly and the food is great. I've been coming here for a while and had a great time. I also got my husband hooked on this place. Every time we are in federal way, we always stop by and have amazing service with good pricing. If you don't like it here then go somewhere else that's more expensive.

We have been coming here for many years , the old owner knew me by name…read more Since the new owners have taken over the quality has gone downhill. The Kalbi has very little meat and the Terri chicken was tasteless, in the past you could see a nice color on the chicken but last night it looked like it was just in water. All the lovely Korean lady's who worked here for years have been replaced, I had heard that the new owner is keeping part of their tips and that's illegal. Last night, it was a Saturday the restaurant was not very busy and I believe that this is because the quality has gone downhill and there are many other Korean BBQ in the area . My seat was in bad shape and the ceiling is filthy.

Hibachi Buffet

3.2

(526 reviews)

Big buffet with lots of good food!! Go get ya some! Service was good and the price wasn't too bad…read more Ambiance was so-so..

Regarding the origin of the buffet, the most widely circulated theory is linked to the Viking…read morepirates of Northern Europe during the 8th to 11th centuries. · Nordic Viking Era (8th-11th century): To save trouble, the Vikings simply laid out food for everyone to take on their own. This custom was preserved in Sweden and gradually evolved into the Smörgåsbord (Scandinavian cold buffet), which is the direct and continuous ancestor of the modern buffet. · France (18th-19th century): The French adopted the word "Buffet" (originally meaning a sideboard or serving table) to describe this self‑service style of dining and promoted it among high society. · Perfection in Japan: The modern buffet model we know today--featuring cold dishes, hot dishes, desserts, and a wide variety of options--was established by the Imperial Hotel Tokyo in 1958. · Las Vegas: The now‑popular "all‑you‑can‑eat" model originated in Las Vegas, USA, in the 1940s. Casinos offered cheap or even free buffets to keep gamblers on the premises, a strategy that quickly became widespread. · Introduction to China: The buffet was introduced to China in the 1930s, initially appearing only in foreign‑funded hotels. It was not until the late 1980s that it reached the general public through tourist joint‑venture hotels. Here's the English translation of your review: Ambience: This buffet restaurant seems to have been around for a long time. You can tell it was quite luxurious about 10 years ago. Relatively speaking, it's still fairly clean. Taste: There is a huge variety of options, covering dozens of items including Chinese stir-fried dishes, Western food, Japanese cuisine, teppanyaki, fruit, seafood, salad, as well as drinks and ice cream. I mainly tried the Chinese stir-fried dishes, boiled shrimp, and teppanyaki. Considering the price per person, I think every item met my expectations. Service - unexpectedly good: From asking how many people in our party at the entrance, to guiding us to a table and asking if the seat was comfortable, to explaining the dining process, and clearing plates during the meal - all of it was very good. Room for improvement: Some of the items are pre-made dishes that only need simple deep-frying or grilling. Pre-made dishes can be categorized into a few types: easy to cook, easy to eat, easy to heat. Based on my experience in the industry, the essence of pre-made dishes is really an issue of trust. If the selection is done properly and customers don't experience any adverse reactions after eating, then it's a good business.

Sumi Korean Grill

4.2

(391 reviews)

Came here for my birthday and had a 10/10 experience! I'm from Southern California and there's a…read morelot of amazing Korean food in both LA and OC, but this place made me feel right at home with the high quality cuts of meat, plenty of banchan, stellar desserts, and frankly, even better service from our wonderful waitress We came with 4 people and had the lunch special, picking out 3 different types of meat. I can't recall the exact cuts we chose, but they were all so delicious! You get butter to grill with it. The kimchi was not too fresh nor too fermented. One of our party is allergic to shellfish the staff were so accommodating to her allergy, making sure to clearly separate anything that could have been cross-contaminated and communicating clearly to us all. We were checked on the perfect amount of times and when we ordered dessert, both the yuzu and matcha cheesecakes were delicious + this amazing ice cream like dish with some brown powdered stuff on top? Maybe it was injeolmi ice cream? It was so delicious I ate 3 out of the 4 containers of it since everyone else was so full. The thing that got me the most was the kindness and sincerity in our waitresses eyes! I wish I remembered her name, but you'll know when you see her! Pretty, sweet, and just genuinely compassion and care oozing from her face. Would highly recommend this place to anyone craving high quality Korean food with excellent service! When I get back to Seattle, I'll definitely come back again!

Enjoyed a birthday dinner at Sumi Korean Grill. The restaurant was very clean and modern looking…read more We got seated at the table with the bench for a group of 7. The bench was higher from the table, so sitting was somewhat uncomfortable if you were on the bench side. Ask for the other side of the tables if possible. I enjoyed that the grills had the fan all around the grills so that it pulls the smoke automatically. I liked how you didn't have to worry about smelling like bbq after you left the restaurant so that is a plus! Our group ordered the premium butcher feast ($155) and ordered a couple of appetizers and sides on the HH menu. All of that and it was plenty of food to feed all of us. We got the Wagyu chuck roll steak, marinated Wagyu rib finger, marinated prime zabuton and pork Jowl for the table. I really enjoyed the pork jowl. It was very soft and buttery. Overall, quality of the food was really good and would recommend.

Mirak Korean BBQ Restaurant

4.0

(404 reviews)

Yet another 5 star wonderful experience from the GOAT of washington KBBQ. I've been to Mirak…read moreseveral times after this and I truly believe that each experience has been a 5/5. The meat is delicious (particularly the brisket and spicy pork), and don't even get me started on those sides. I genuinely need to know the recipe for their potato salad because I have never experienced anything like that in my entire life. I wanted to update my review to talk about the staff in particular! Everyone here is kind, accommodating, and provided great hospitality! The last time I was here with a group of 7 friends, our server did a fantastic job of checking in on us regularly, and making sure we were stocked up on our favorite sides and meats. Everything about Mirak is so good, and I will continue to rave about this place.

was in Federal Way for business last week and ended up at Mirak twice. Both visits were…read moreoutstanding. The first night I had the bulgogi beef stone pot bibimbap and absolutely devoured it. It was exactly what I was craving. The kimchi soup alongside it was just the right amount of spicy and settling. I liked it enough that I came back over the weekend for the all-you-can-eat BBQ. Two orders of short ribs, one of brisket, and I finished every bite. I love Korean BBQ and have eaten it all over the world. Mirak holds up against some of the best I've had in Seoul and Busan. A special shout out to the owner, David. I left my glasses behind and had a flight the next morning, and he went out of his way to get them back to me by mailing them to the next city on my trip. That's hospitality you don't forget. Top notch food, service, and value. I'll be back.

Mandarin Buffet & Grill

3.1

(530 reviews)

I was asking my friend that I'm visiting up here if there were any Chinese buffets that are so…read morecommon in CA. He said there was this one called Mandarin Buffet and Grill. So off we go to check it out. It's right off the freeway, I forget which one since I'm not driving. The buffet is located in a shopping center with lots of parking. I think there's a Thai restaurant across the parking lot from here. We go in and wow, this is a nicer buffet than most other one's I've been to. The dining area is very large and clean. I see the prices on a sign. Looks like about $30 for dinner, plus they add the tip of 10%. I guess that's about standard to leave for a tip at a self serve buffet. We get seated and head up to the buffet. Looks like they have a big sushi section and a Mongolian grill section as well. Looking at all the food, I'd say the quality is better than most buffet I go to in CA. The dishes just look better. I'm gonna say in general, the food in the Seattle is a higher quality and more foodie oriented than down where I live. I even tried some of the sushi and it was seemed as good as any all you can eat place. Normally sushi at a buffet is something I avoid. I had ribs and some shellfish seafood and various other American Chinese foods. I did see a few more authentic dishes that I couldn't exactly tell what it was, so I guess it means it was authentic! The price was a little higher than what I'm used to, but the quality and size of the buffet made it worth it.

Food has improved and there are more varieties now, which was nice to see. Lunch is about $21 but…read morewith the automatic 10% service charge it comes out to over $23 + tax. Because they charge the 10% upfront, it really felt like the servers weren't motivated to check on tables. My hot water cup stayed empty most of the meal, and I couldn't find anyone to refill it. The dim sum area was also mostly empty. Chicken feet, shrimp dumplings, and other items were gone for long stretches, and some dishes looked like they hadn't been refreshed in a while. Several entrées were empty and not refilled promptly. They also charge extra for soda, coffee, and tea, which adds even more to the cost. If you live on the Eastside and want Chinese food with some sushi without driving far, this place is convenient. But if you have time, I'd skip this and go to Feast Buffet in Renton -- it's much bigger, has way more variety, includes drinks in the price.

Anchovies and Salt

3.7

(585 reviews)

Food was great!! Fish sauce wasn't to salty!! Everything was cooked to perfection!! I like sitting…read moreoutside and watching the planes land!! The overall atmosphere and experience was incredible!! Service was amazing!! The waitress was very knowledgeable about what she was serving!

Holy WOW--the Matcha Martini at Anchovies & Salt is incredible! It's made with ceremonial-grade…read morematcha and was SO creamy and smooth, but what I loved most was that it wasn't overly sweet or dessert-like. It still tasted like a proper cocktail, and you can tell the mixologist really knows what he's doing. The drinks, food, and overall atmosphere are such a vibe. The location is a 10/10, and this is definitely a spot I'd recommend for drinks, good food, and happy hour oysters. I already know I'll be back for that Matcha Martini!

Big Pot Seolleontang

4.6

(87 reviews)

This is definitely the best seolleontang in Washington! Better than the other…read more I got the combo and bf got the tendon one. The portions are huge and I loved the side dishes! The star of the show for me was the spicy green sauce they give you on the side. It was so addicting and something you don't usually get when getting seolleontang.

Came in early for some rice and soup. Ordering is easy as there's a tablet at every table. It not…read moreonly makes ordering easy but there is a visual for the items which is nice. There was also a real menu next to the tablet as well. The soup was piping hot! With an order of the soup you get kimchi and fermented octopus which goes great with the hot rice. We didn't get the bowl of green onions as a condiment with the soup. But maybe it was something we had to ask for? We also ordered the pan friend kimchi mandoo. It had a nice crunch and the filling was plentiful. If you have leftover, they do charge for boxes.

The Lemongrass

3.7

(411 reviews)