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I came here for a celebration with a party of around 20. There was plenty of seating. There was also a variety of food and desserts to choose from. There was even an exotic section with one of the items being frog legs. Clean up of finished plates was pretty quick. Staff members ensured that finished items were taken care of quickly.
Feast Buffet really stepped up their game. The food tastes way better than I remember -- honestly closer to a sit‑down restaurant than a typical buffet. The dim sum was a big surprise for me; I usually skip siu mai at buffets, but everything looked so good I tried it, and it was just as tasty as ordering it by the piece at a dim sum spot. Lunch had tons of variety: pan‑fried prawns, crayfish, frog, salt‑and‑pepper fried fish, a make‑your‑own beef noodle soup station, and a full Mongolian grill. Everything was fresh and flavorful. I also loved the salad bar, especially the mango and papaya. Drinks included in the price is a nice bonus. The place looks cleaner and nicer than before, and even though we drove 45 minutes from the Eastside, it was totally worth it. Feast Buffet has definitely leveled up.
This buffet is huge and it is a few notches above average in terms of options, quality and prices. They have many stations and the drinks are self serve with juices, sodas, teas (hot and cold). Food options ranging from salads to sushi, to hot entrees, decent seafood choices, noodle and dim sum. Lots of fruit and desserts, including ice cream, crepes and even cotton candy for the kids. We made a mistake of checking a diff buffet just down the street from tgis one and it was no where close to the quality, options or even prices to Feast Buffet. The ambiance is a little chaotic since it is a buffet but the service is good as they keep up with taking away your dishes as quickly as possible. Again, it is definitely a few steps above an average buffet and the prices are reasonable. They don't have lobsters, crab legs or oysters at the weekday lunch and not sure about weeknight dinner time. But they had lobster tails, crab legs and oysters on a Sat night dinner.
The lighting was uncomfortable. Lots of variety on food including seafood, sushi, dimsum, carving station etc. Food was very oily but maybe because it was a weeknight. Wanted to try the whelk but got scared, ended up eating banana, jello, and juice
Feast Buffet or East (not King lol) Buffet?! IYKYK I was on travel to work with a team up in Renton, WA, and they went out for a lunch buffet here during my time up there. I was intrigued at the name Feast Buffet, but moreso because I had been to an East Buffet the previous year close to where I live, hence the first line of this review. Feast Buffet is located in Renton Shopping Center on the west side of Rainier south of Sunset. If you know where the Fred Meyer is here, Feast Buffet is on the opposite end of the plaza. As soon as you walk in, you're greeted by a rather spacious lobby where you can see a TV that shows the pricing for both lunch and dinner. We went on a weekday at lunchtime, which is the cheapest option at $24.99 per adult. Weekend lunches are almost 50% higher, but the same price as dinner on Mondays thru Thursdays. If our team had gone for dinner on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, we'd be spending an additional $20 more per adult! The lobby also had some nice decor. Even though I posted this review in January (I was on a brief review hiatus), our visit was back in November, and they had some snowmen decor by the right wall as well as a Christmas tree by the check-in counter. The selection is incredible! Much more than what I was expecting that I circumnavigated the buffet area like a labyrinth. I was hoping to start off with salad, but accidentally started off with some cold seafood before I was able to find the salad bar. Don't forget to grab some utensils! They're located by the salad bar. Our team sat at a side dining area akin to a banquet hall with a huge TV on the end closer to the front door. We were on the far corner, and one of the TVs was not functioning, unfortunately. There are three drink dispensers in the beverage section, but I made the mistake of getting a coffee cup for a Pepsi Zero Sugar LOL. There are taller blue cups that I should have gotten instead, but one of my tablemates noticed a leak in her cup and informed a staff member about it. As with any buffet, one of my grievances is that they spread themselves too thin that the quality of some of the foods is sacrificed, and that is the case here, though not nearly as much, fortunately enough. Only the Mac & Cheese was the most forgettable after my first two plates; I probably would have preferred the macaroni sitting on the top layer of the heating well. The fruits were also not fresh, though I can't say I was expecting them to be. Otherwise, most other food items were good enough for buffet standards. As I was getting some sushi, I got some wasabi, but didn't see soy sauce. When I asked a sushi chef where the soy sauce was, he replied that it was on the tables albeit in a rather condescending manner. Okay, so my bad on neglecting to notice the first time, but this is how I get treated as a visitor from out of state?! I got some cuts of meat at the same time, but one of them was full of fat and/or gristle! The noodle bar stood out to me most because I don't ever recall seeing a noodle bar at any other buffet! It's kind of similar to the Mongolian BBQ station where you select your raw toppings and hand them to the chef, who cooks them for you. In the case of this noodle bar, you select from one of four broths: Wonton, Udon, Beef Brisket, and Tonkotsu. Just let the chef know which of these four broths you'd like, and they'll cook it for you! One drawback with this station is that if there are multiple customers' ramen bowls being cooked simultaneously, you may end up grabbing someone other customer's bowl. I also got to try some cotton candy, and that's only because as I was walking by the desserts section, there was an employee finishing up a cotton candy. Since there was no other customer nearby, I simply waited until she handed me the cotton candy. Otherwise, there will be a stand with holes that will hold the cotton candies. And for the (real) dessert, I went with a small bowl of cookies & cream ice cream. I made the mistake of attempting to open a stationary glass panel, thinking it was a sliding door of an ice cream chest LOL. An employee noticed, and I had to tell her which ice cream I wanted, though I also had to ask her what the flavors were since I didn't see any flavor labels. Ice cream was pretty good! Good way to round out a decent lunch buffet! One thing I didn't like was how inconsistently non-punctual they were at picking up plates. I know I shouldn't be comparing, but there was a time when I had three empty plates next to me that weren't picked up! Yet after my first plate, I saw it was taken away when I came back for seconds. Overall, I enjoyed my visit to Feast Buffet, and I would prefer Feast Buffet over East Buffet even though I actually gave both the same rating. However, East Buffet is lower than a 4.0, but I'd rate Feast Buffet higher than a 4.0, though not that much higher to earn the 5th star. Nevertheless, if you're looking for a feast of a buffet, look no further than Feast Buffet!
I was talking to a friend about reasons to visit Renton and one of the things that reached my mind was Feast Buffet. Located in the Renton Shopping Center near Fred Meyer, this buffet has really surpassed the test of time. I remember coming here when I was a kid during important family events, however I think the last time I came was around 10 years ago! I think it's pretty safe to say that things have remained consistent over the past many years. To be honest, I'm not a big buffet person - I feel like the quality of the food is often traded for quantity and at my big age I really cannot force myself to eat more than like 2-3 plates of food anymore. But I will say, Feast definitely exceeded my expectations! It has a lot of great asian choices, as well as options for children/people with different palates! I've was a huge fan of the sushi/seafood options, especially the salmon sashimi they had. It was SO fatty I had so many bowls of it. There wasn't really anything that disappointed me, though the crab/lobster line was long (as expected). Staff were kind, and were pretty consistent in clearing out my table and I thought everything was pretty clean! Honestly I'm tempted to return (maybe for lunch since it's cheaper) but I do think that Feast Buffet is definitely a gem of Renton.
Came again for lunch with a party of 4 on a weekday and surprisingly the restaurant was not too full, probably at 25% capacity, maybe because it was the Tuesday before Thanksgiving and everyone was saving their calories for the main holiday meal of turkey, sides and desserts during the upcoming festivities. Having only really been there for dinner prior, lunch is less in price though food options are more limited too. I didn't see snow crab legs in the hot food section (they still had crayfish, clams and mussels) or lobster claws in the chilled seafood section, nor some of the sashimi options they have at dinner. The did have all the rest of the sushi roll and nigiri sushi, hot meat and vegetables dishes, meat carving station, noodle bar, salad station, steamed savory and sweet items, and similar desserts as available for dinner. Personally have to say my preference is for the dinner buffet even with the upcharge, feels more worthwhile to enjoy the additional seafood options. Overall clean and the staff is pretty good about refilling buffet dishes and removing dirty plates from diners' tables. Aside from initially showing each party to their table, there's not much additional interaction other than to ask if you're done with your plate, which I feel like isn't a bad thing--that's probably all the interaction most people prefer when stuffing themselves at a buffet.
A decent place for an all-you-can-eat buffet in a beautiful setting, featuring vaulted ceilings and large rooms that are perfect for private events. The food is generally good, with two exceptions: the lobster and the steamed snow crab. Lobster takes about20 to 25 minutes to steam each one, and the line gets incredibly long during dinner. During my 1 and a half hour visit, I only managed to eat half of a lobster. Some guests would receive their lobster halves, have their spouses save them at the table, and then immediately get back in line for more, sometimes cutting in front of people who'd been waiting, which felt frustrating. The steamed snow crab was overly salty and much softer than expected, and the legs and claws could be squeezed easily, which made them seem overcooked. On the plus side, one nice improvement is that the restaurant now offers self-serve fountain drinks, including soft drinks, tea, and coffee. One thing that left a bad impression was the payment experience. Since tipping is optional, I crossed out the tip line and paid the exact amount due. Afterward, two employees spoke to each other in Chinese while looking in my direction, and I felt uncomfortable, as if they might be commenting on me not leaving a tip. I can't be certain what they were saying, but the interaction made me feel unwelcome. Aside from the lobster and snow crab, the rest of the food was good, with a nice variety to choose from. The total cost was approximately $49 per person, including tax. If you're mainly coming for the lobster, be prepared for a long wait. But if you're interested in the rest of the buffet, it's still a decent value.
This is the standard family AYCE buffet that people come to get their cravings satisfied - sushi bar, mongolian grill, seafoods, etc. My friends and I came here last night. If you're a Boeing employee, you are able to get some dollars off (single person only). Atmosphere wise, it's pretty loud as the dining halls are normally filled with people - regardless of what time it is; lunch or dinner. Food wise - the quality has gone down dramatically compared to what it was years ago. Never thought I would have lettuce leaf in my sushi rolls. Proteins weren't too bad - very similar to how Panda Express would've made it. The good thing about this place is how well stocked they are. Overall, the food is decent - it's usually a coin flip if it's under seasoned or over. The service has been good at clearing things and normally asks if you're done with it. Sometimes they miss your table due to the volume of people in the place.
I recently ate at Feast Buffet with my brother, and overall it was a really good experience. We focused mostly on the sushi and poke, and both were fresh, flavorful, and well stocked. For a buffet, the quality was better than expected. We were seated quickly, which was nice, and the restaurant was relatively clean considering how busy it gets. Staff kept food coming out, and the sushi and poke stations stayed full, so there was no long waiting or empty trays. There was something for everyone there, which maked it a great place to go with my brother. It is not fine dining, but for what it is, it does a great job. The atmosphere is lively, and the experience feels smooth and well run. If you come hungry and want a lot of options, especially sushi and seafood, Feast Buffet is a solid choice. We left full, satisfied, and feeling like it was worth the visit.
Ayyy this is a Mecca of Chinese buffets. They had a variety galore! They had their standard dishes right, but here are a few items that set them apart. Stone Crab Claws, deep fried sushi, hot dog on rollers, fried crab claws, and crazy dessert station! So they got scoop ice cream, shaved ice, crepes, fondue and a lot more! It has a self serve drink and coffee station. The staff were great, very attentive and helpful for hosting our grandma's 99th birthday party. The decor was tip top compared to other Chinese buffet places. Overall, would I come back? Ya darn right I would!
I'm not sure where other's expectations line up for Asian buffet, but this is a pretty good one. Lots of options, drink options, fair pricing, always refilling dishes at the steam bar. They even have workers come around to tables to clear empty plates. Go into this with an open mind and you won't be disappointed! There's a noodle soup bar, stir fried noodle bar, and all the things in between. I enjoyed their dim sum spare ribs, salt and pepper fish, eggplant, noodles, and sesame balls! Their clams had a bunch of small shells in it, so filter with your teeth before you crack a tooth. Overall, I'd come back for lunch pricing!
Feast is always such a good place to come with the family on Sundays. Hands down the Best buffet in Washington state. Always such a pleasure to come here and eat all sushi, seafood and great selections they have!!! Desserts are always so delicious! The staff are very quick and friendly. The restaurant is always busy, so there is a lot of space!
2 years ago
It seems like no matter what time of day it is, Feast is packed with people. There's a huge variety of foods including a carving station, Mongolian noodle station, sushi bar, dim sum area, wonton soup area, and some American foods. Don't expect great service - you'll get your own beverages and at most, the staff will clear your dirty dishes from the table. People definitely come here for the food and for the most part, it's fresh and tasty. read more
This huge buffet has something for everyone. It's decent and better than most Asian buffets in terms of taste and quality. And huge is almost too small a description--maybe cavernous. Wow! Just expect a crowd at busy times, so try to plan your visit accordingly. read more
The food here was pretty good for a buffet, but maybe over priced. I think the high budget items like snow crab and lobster were okay, but I'd say to stick to the snow crab because the lobster was a bit overcooked. I wish they had butter for the seafood. In general, all of the hongkong style food was pretty solid. Some other outstanding contenders were the lamb chops (well seasoned and tender) and the roasted peanuts (surprisingly). The service was efficient and they were able to pick up my empty plates every time I left the table to go get more food. There was a wait when we got there at around 7pm on a sunday and we had to stick around and wait 20 minutes for our puck to start beeping, so we couldn't leave. The inside is really big and there's a lot of seating. The further away you get from the food area, the better the air conditioning is, so you get to trade off food proximity for air conditioning. read more
5 months ago
It's been years since I've been here, but I'm reminded it's just pure quantity over quality. The hits are definitely the sushi/sashimi area. There was a good overall variety of seafood. The dessert section is huge with a variety of ice cream, pastries, and fruit. It also includes a chocolate fountain, and a cotton candy, crepe and snow cone (huge pass) station. Misses: The crab legs are anemic and skinny. The line for lobster is constantly long. The beef and broccoli was rubbery. Both the lo mein and fried rice were tasteless. The American food just looked stale and unappetizing. Not sure if I'd return anytime soon again, but at least the price isn't too bad for an AYCE variety, with everything being inflated nowadays. read more
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1 year ago
3.5 Our first time there was not bad, not amazing. The wait was 25 min+ and there were a LOT of us waiting, since it was Saturday. $44/person we thought was a bit much, when comparing it to our regular buffet, Harvest. I believe drinks are included, which is good. The place itself was weird for us. Was it a church before? Was it a small warehouse before? Weird decorations, weird wall cut outs and stick outs. Layout was odd as well, not a lot of space to move around the buffet area. Very, very dirty floors. Into the important stuff - food. Sushi selection is good, but much like Harvest's, with the exception of the scallop and seared salmon, which were the best. Oysters, clams and shrimp were readily available, which is also very nice. There were two poke options and then your regular buffet options, such as Mongolian grill, noodles, rices, meats, etc. I can't be the only one that understands that this place is falsely advertising having lobster, when in reality it's crawfish, right? I mean, we all see it, right??? It's tiny, meatless and obviously not lobster. The line for that was also stupid, in retrospect. Also, the drinks tasted off. Like, off brand syrup taste. The mango limonade was sooooo bad. Big no. Real sugar? More like real saccharine. Idk, basically you go for the extra sushi and oysters, but also pay more? It's not a bad place, just expect a long wait. read more
1 year ago
My family & I enjoy going to the Feast Buffet. They have a nice variety of food and beautifully displayed making everything so appetizing. read more
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I liked everything on my plate :) service is attentive and often pass by to clear tables of empty dishes , the ambience is whatever you bring to the occasion it's a buffet there is buffet noise . Wish I could try more but it was closing hour read more
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Lines can get really long so time accordingly. After paying, you're seated and then ready to go. There's fountain drinks and lots of variety of food. Quality of food was just okay but it's to be expected. I thought they were pretty understaffed as it took a while for our plates to be taken away. Even for someone who doesn't eat seafoods here was enough selection. Some of the items I remember: Noodle bar (udon and beef were pretty good) Seafood: sushi, sashimi, Dungeness crab, half lobster, snow crab legs Non-seafood: sesame chicken, pepper beef, pizza, Mac and cheese, tortilla, hot and sour soup, sausage, roast beef Dessert: shaved ice, ice cream, cakes, cookies, cotton candy read more
2 years ago
This is the buffet of all buffets IMO. I'ts huge! There's lot of seating, they're great for larger parties, and the buffet spread itself is very impressive. We were celebrating a bday and this was quite the feast to celebrate with. Of course they have your basic food options, definitely tons for pickier eaters to choose from, but they have so much more. Lots of sushi, a noodle bar with all the fixings, a lot of different seafood like baked salmon, shrimp alfredo, panko fried fish, and so much more. I was even shocked there were some dishes I had never heard of and I did a little walk through before grabbing a plate just to look and read everything. I was able to try a lot of food that I normally wouldn't order a whole dish of, like chickens feet. It was hard to not grab everything but I came with an appetite and tried as much as I could. I think the most impressive section is the dessert bar. Theres a cotton candy machine, ice cream, lots of cakes, a chocolate fountain... it's amazing! We came during lunch on a weekday. Kids eat at a discount based on their age and prices are higher for dinner and weekends. read more
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Went back to Feast on a weekday. There aren't a lot of buffets anymore, so it's a nice refresher to sit down and pig out. It's cheaper on a weekday, and a lot less busy too. It can't be helped by the restaurant, but the area is a tad sketchy with tons of warning not to leave stuff in your car and extra security in the nearby stores. It's easy to forget all about that once inside through with all the glorious food before you. The Mongolian line was lacking because you can't put your own sauce on (outside of extra stuff in other areas like sweet n sour), and hardly anyone was touching the cold salad area, so I do wonder how long some things have been sitting there. That's mostly just the price of going to a buffet though. Speaking of price, it was all reasonable and even included the soda fountain, so big thumbs up to that. There's a huge dessert counter in the center that really tops the whole thing. read more
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Great time! Went with Friends and Family and food was delicious. The service was amazing and I loved the Ambiance read more
2 years ago
It's a very reasonable priced all you can eat buffet. The food is ok, but for the price it's worth it. They have many selections, from sushi, to crab to meat, soups and desserts. Lots of families here and there is plenty for the kidos too. Come only when hungry to make it worth it. read more
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If you have a craving for everything in the world, well, feast is the place. Either its for Japanese sushi, Chinese stir fry, dim sum, noodle station, soup station, mongolian grill, pizza, carving station, american bistro and all sorts of dessert. read more
2 years ago
Came here because Sis saw an Insta reel about it and she's easy to influence. Once there I was pretty impressed because this place is a cut above the rest in that it's large and they have legit seafood every night. Most places you can't get crab legs until the weekends but this place had crab legs, fried crabs, lobster clawsfrog legs, crawfish, the works. I can't even really eat seafood because of an allergy, but I was still impressed. They had dim sum, a noodle bar and Mongolian grill where they cook to order, a carving station (everything there was meh). This place skews towards Asian and seafood and I''m definitely taking my family here next time. There are signs up front that say you don't have to tip, so don't. That's because you have to get your own drinks and even though they do pick up plates, you won't be needing that too often to justify the cost. There are anti-bacterial stations all over the place AND they are actually filled, so please use them. The bathroom is clean and the dining rooms are large and good for big parties. read more
1 year ago
Besssst buffet ever it was packed but it wasn't even a long wait so many dessert and choices to eat every single thing I had was amazing I've always wanted to try an all u Can eat seafood buffet and I am so beyond blessed that I choose my first experience at feast buffet and it was so cheap per person. 10000 all over the board . read more
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For 2026, do they charge extra for beverages like tea, soda, coffee etc? Their website does not state one way or another.
Those standard drinks were included.
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
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.
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.
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
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)
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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