Two stars because the place was super dirty and Bathrooms were really dirty. The food was not all that but they did have a lot of choices for the price can't complain to much. Big selection of dessert. read more

Love this place! Great variety of food! Came once on a Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, all spread out through the course of 3 months. We returned the 4th time on a Thursday to test out the food quality and consistency of our favorite dishes. Thursday scores the best day of the week to visit annnnd at 11am, right at opening! Im all feasted out though lol, I don't plan to return for awhile, not planning on going up a belt buckle size! read more

Tried this on a whim. Wow! Possibly one of the very best buffets I have ever eaten at. Wow! So much, such variety, such atmosphere. Incredibly the food was outstanding. Though I would have liked more variety in the main dish selections. I dreamt about this for days afterwards. Sadly, they are 45 min (or more) away. I'll update my review each time I go. read more

Boyfriend and I came in about half an hour before lunch was over and one of the assumed managers came over to our table to cut us off before dinner time. We were told, you ave 10 minutes to get all the food you want, then you have to sit down and eat. He presumed to guard our table to make sure we didn't get up to get any dinner food. Completely stingy and inconsiderate. Horrible customer service. read more

This is my first time coming here. When you first come inside, you'll notice the neon lights on the wall. It gives a really nice walk in interior look. I came here before and coming for my second time, it was a good experience. I love the food selections and varieties! I love eating... and a lot too! It has Chinese food there. Chow mien. Shrimp wrapped in bacon. Veggies. Grilled fish. Crab legs. Dim sum. A whole selection of sushi. Seafood like oysters. Muscles. Than dessert side!! Man. The food is pretty good for being a buffet and all. The service is good. Overall, this place is the bomb!! read more

Overall, great food. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because some of the seafood could use better cleaning. Our lobster smelled and had green stuff on it, also the crab legs felt old. However, great selection of dim sum, soup and deserts. Also, $30/person is a bit pricey for the quality and cleanliness. read more

Feast Buffet - Buffets Near Me - Renton, Washington

just suffered from food poisoning in this restaurant yesterday...... the oyster is just too raw, lemon doesn't work. I vomited within an hour after taking it. Just take care of the seafood there, especially the oyster. I still feel ill today. read more

Brehhhh. I am all about buffets and so when I heard there was a new Chinese buffet that opened up in my old 'hood we had to check it out! Walked in, was seated immediately, basically walked straight to a table after entering the door. This place was huge! From what I could see right away was obviously the gigantic dessert island! A seafood bar, sushi bar, TWO made to order noodle bars ( ya girl loves her noods ) one was a fried noodle/ Mongolian style station and the other was a soup noodle area, hot Asian foods, and other hot foods more American style. My buffet mentality goes like this: "get your money's worth right away" so seeing that lunch on the weekends was ~$18.99 which is not bad my tactic is to get what I really love first so naturally my first plate is cold crab! And other seafood and sushis. Done! Made up my (boyfriends) $19 right away! The crab was good, the sushi was nice, the oysters were not good this day, sadly. But for the price I really can't complain. The made to order noodle soup was good! Pretty simple broth but delicious nonetheless, love that they have sauces you can add. Overall, the food was beyond decent, my service experience was good, though I could tell there was some miscommunication due to language barrier. They still brought me butter when I had asked and cleared our plates as we finished! The buffet was pretty clean when we dined so I left very full and very satisfied! read more

I am a food lover! This is the place I would return for sure! Good variety of food and spacious restaurant!

This place is GIGANTIC!! They have a modern decor with a large seating area that can accommodate a small army, plus their bathroom is nice and clean which is a big plus especially after eating a buffet. Feast buffet gets 3.5 stars because it's a typical Asian buffet with an American/Chinese/and Japanese sections. They have a big selection of sushi and desserts(both are my favorite buffet items) but not so much of red meats. By far my favorite part is the cotton candy machine because I've never seen a buffet with one and plus it makes me feel like a little kid again lol. All in all this place is pretty good, not the very best that I've had but certainly not the worst and $15 for lunch is definitely worth it. I'll be back next time I'm craving a huge meal and cotton candy. read more

*rate 3.5 stars* this review is mostly towards their sushi! I'm a fan - lunch is definitely not as expensive as other Asian buffets, and for the price it's good quality sushi! They have a huge selection of dessert, I like that they have employees scooping ice cream, making crepes - it maintains cleanliness and organization compared to other buffets that are self serve desserts! Various sushi options + sashimi + poke + tempura - my brother was upset they didn't have shumai, in general not too fond of their dim sum selection - yummy entree foods: crawfish, carved meats, chow mein, coconut shrimp, crab rangoons + much more! My family and I have been here a few times! The employees are friendly and hard workers. Located near Fred Meyers/across McLendon Hardware. Also, they provide a banquet room which you are able to reserve. My most recent time here was celebrating my Auntie's birthday (~80+ family/guests) Y'all need to check this place out yourselves! read more

When this place first opened up I was so excited and the first time I went there I was definitely impressed with the food selection. They have all kinds of food from Chinese food to barbecue to anything that you could possibly want. BUT The first time I went there we waited and waited for the waitress to bring us water and I ended up having to get up and find our waitress and asked her twice if she could bring us water finally. My first visit was pretty good except for having to track down our waitress and ask her for something that we should've gotten at the beginning. My second time there, again the food was amazing, BUT while we were eating a waitress comes up to me and says here's the bill, and I smiled and said thank you. As she stood there looking at me with an awkward luck I replied back to her and said thank you again. She then really looked at me and said you have to pay now...... i've been after don't you pay when you're done eating? And then she said no you have to pay now. It was pretty rude to interrupt our conversation as we were enjoying ourselves and that's kind of made me feel like if you're coming here for good food then this is the right place, but if you expect good service this place is far from it. I do plan on going back one day but I haven't been in over six months and I'm not going to cry a river a river about it. read more

This place has been my favorite buffet in the area. Great selection and mostly delicious. I especially love creme brûlée here. But this time the plates were really sticky and not clean. Hopefully they would pay more attention to cleanness. read more

Feast Buffet - Lobster - Buffets Near Me - Renton, Washington

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My heart literally stop breathing when I walked in to Feast buffet. It was so big, I had to hold my breath while the hostess walked us to our table. It was like a warehouse of nonstop bomb Asian food under one roof. At other buffets, I am done walking throughout the entire place with my first 2 plates. Here I had to get up and walk several times before I got to try everything that I wanted. My plates were filling up at record speed. Raw oysters and snow crab was the bomb. And I didn't get sick after eating raw oysters at a buffet, that's a first. And then sushi on top of sushi on top of sashimi. They had legit seared salmon, not just a little piece as a topping of a roll (like mizukis), it was pure seared salmon. And then the hot food. Oh my, roasted duck, fried crab, steamed crab, lobster, crawfish, steamed oysters. Sooo delicious. I did not have enough room in my stomach to try everything, so I will definitely be back soon to try the rest. Oh and for desserts, my favorite were the creme brulee, tiramisu and panna cotta. Sooo good. My daughter also love their cotton candy. I am taking one star off because of service. When we were taken to our first table, they made us move 3 times. First table the hostess bought us to, had a really long booth chair thing, and the waiter was like is not good for her little kids. So they bought to this other table that had a huge "pull me if theres an emergency" smacked right in the middle of the table. And I am like, thats worse with my 2 toddlers. So they moved us to this other table before putting us to our final table. They are definitely new, so hopefully they can sort this kind of stuff out before our next trip. They also have 2 large private rooms that can be rented for private parties. And I came on a Friday night. It was expensive but well worth it. read more

I'm always up for trying a new buffet, so I was ecstatic to hear good impressions of the new Chinese buffet open just miles from my home. I made a dinner reservation for a table of 9 at 6:15PM. Despite having the reservation, we waited for ~30 minutes. As we were seated at our table, we noticed there were clumps of food spilled on the chairs and floor. We asked for it to be cleaned, but the gal didn't understand English. The language barrier continued to be an issue throughout our meal, for she didn't understand when we wanted to order beverages and asked to have our plates taken away. In terms of food, there's a lack in quality. I don't tend to expect much of a buffet, but it was grossly disappointing. A majority of the "hot" food items were lukewarm or well, straight up cold. There were fruit flies all around the food. About 1 of 3 dishes I picked up had dried food on it. However, I will say that there is a wide variety of dishes including both American and Asian influenced. The highlight of the meal was the dessert counter - crepes, cotton candy, ice cream, waffles, shaved ice and bite-sized pastries. For $27/person, I was really disappointed in the cleanliness, service and quality of food. I will not be returning. PS - Four of the hostesses were (very) loudly arguing with a customer about the customer's bill. The police even came... lol! read more

Although I have tried several some buffets before, Feast Buffet is the most specific one. Once I walked into this buffet, I was surprised by the huge space. This place has been divided into several sections and each section has various kinds of food from different countries. The food looks so attractive and I could even smell them when I was waiting for a seat. Btw, you have to reserve a seat before you come here. They provide seafood, Chinese food, sushi, dim sum, soup and other selections. In order to keep the food fresh and warm, they also have people change the ice and reheat the food on time, and that's the reason why they can make sure each bite you eat is so delicious. The dessert bar is the place I stop every time. You can find cupcakes, mini macrons and shaved ice. They even have cotton candy and a chocolate fountain. They beautiful small plates and aromatic smell. I just can't stop trying everything. That's an impressive part of this buffet. The price is a little bit high, but you will have a good time in this buffet. It is worth it because it's delicious food. I definitely will be back again. This is a perfect place for spending a satisfying night with a large group of friends. read more

This buffet is the king of buffets not only because of it's enormous size, but also because the food is not what your expect from a regular Asian buffet. There are so many options here that you practically can't try everything in one visit. Personally, my favorite is the sushi bar. The have all kinds of sashimi, a large variety of rolls, and even poke! I could probably cover the cost by just eating sushi! If you're not into sushi, or want to try other things, they literally have anything you would want. They have Mongolian grill, a BBQ station (though the ribs are usually pretty tough, the wings are good!), a noodle ststion-where you can build your own soup noodles, crab, and of course the traditional Asian dishes like fried rice, chow mein, frog, dim sum, etc. You really can't go wrong at any of these stations, and though the Asian dishes aren't bad, they aren't too much better than those from other places, so I prefer sticking to the stations that you can't really find at other buffets. And that definitely includes dessert. The dessert bar is huge and takes up the whole island in the middle of the food area. There is a choclate fountain, cakes, jello, fruit, ice cream, shaved ice, frozen yogurt, crepes, and even cotton candy!! Seriously?? What place nowadays has cotton candy?! It's definitely a blast from the past and the dessert selection will satisfy any sweet tooth! Admission isn't cheap, but for the amount of food you can choose from (and ultimately eat) is beyond normal. More importantly, the quality is surprisingly good! If you plan on coming, make sure you're stomach is completely empty because you can pretty much find anything you'd want here! read more

This place is huge! And really pretty! By far the nicest buffets of this style that I've see so far. They have an amazing selection of sushi, sashimi, American food, Chinese food, and desserts! There were even oysters, crab legs, and lobster claws! So worth it! read more

Went with friends to Friday night dinner at 5:30. Dinner $43.99. Lobster night. Well you have to stand in line for minimum of 15 minutes more like 30 minutes to get 1/2 small (2 bites) tail. They bring out just a couple of tails, serve a couple ppl then ya gotta wait another 15+ minutes for the next small batch. The line grows longer. This is what I call...planned poor service!!! The soy sauce bottle at our table was empty. Asked for another bottle and was brought a bottle with a broken top. Waiter actually said to me....be careful the lid is a little broken!!!! I said...then maybe you should get another bottle so we don't have a mess. (Shaking my head) He replaced the bottle again. The food is at best mediocre. Nothing that stands out as a must return for that dish. Actually, I will pass on any future visits. For $45 per person there are much better options available. DONT BOTHER ITS NOT WORTH IT. read more

Came back on a Saturday at dinner and I left very unhappy. Service sucked!!!!!!! And the timing of them refilling the food back was terrible. It took the servers about 20 minutes to figure out where my check was. They looked very lost and confused about my bill. I ended up walking to the front, paying and of course complain about my experience. I know things could real hectic once you first open and start booming, but damn. Get it together y'all. You should've expected this! read more

Everyone kept telling me this place was good, but I was disappointed. There was a variety of food (dim sum, noodles and fried seafood and meats) but everything was tasteless. The dessert selection was ok, but I would've spent my money on something else other than this place. The servers also get confused, they never check in on you and take too long to even say hello. read more

It was terrible most of them... We ate lunch on Aug 30 on Sunday for my birthday.We have diarrhea and urticaria systems two days later passed away. However my mom had the drug more severe over the 5 days. Sleep that night in the itchy and hard normal life during the day... Material selection and management wish to please you... read more

Feast Buffet - Terrible ~All my family had this rash symptoms. - Buffets Near Me - Renton, Washington

Such a variety of foods and better than some buffets in the area! Dim sum, sushi and all the foods that are associated with a buffet. Would definitely go back! read more

Like it or not, I grew up going to a lot of buffets. My parents, after all, cannot pass up a good deal... Admittedly, it's debatable if something is indeed a "deal" because if I have to eat my weight in seafood to come out even, does anyone really come out on top in that situation?? We came here for my mom's birthday and this place is HUUUUUGE. You could fit a mega-grocery store in it. Even then, half an hour after being seated at 5 on a Saturday night, we noticed that the reception area had gotten increasingly packed. By the time we left, the wait must have been about an hour long. They do have quite the selection. It's true that there's something for everybody. I personally got excited when I saw that they had an array of sushi... Beyond just rolls, they had nigiri and even temaki. It all hovered too closely to room temperature for my own comfort but I ate it anyway and I'm still alive. The lobster was perhaps the biggest disappointment of the night. My brother stood in line (because there's a line for the lobster) and brought back a plateful of it for our table. Each of us took turns being all, "Oh. THAT's the lobster?" Portions were small and it was bathed in a flavorless slimy sauce. Overall, my mom was happy so that's all that matters. Would I come back? Meh. read more

This is probably the best buffet you're going to find in this area, besides the buffets at casinos. I absolutely hate Mizuki Buffet and anything else in Seattle, Renton, and Tukwila are a joke. So Feast is definitely the best place to go to. However... It's still not by any means a 5 star buffet. It's not terrific, but it's not bad either. Some of the choices there are like, "Wow.... Really?" And others such as the Dim Sum and sushi give me a total fat attack because I can't get enough. Service is basically non-existent. The only time they come around is when they think you're about to leave without paying. Other than that, good luck on getting napkins, your drink, or any other service for that matter. The hostess is sweet and I've seen her both times, but everyone else pretty much sucks at showing any sort of customer service. Great place for kids since they have a cotton candy machine, shaved ice station, and other goodies. read more

We've heard good things about this buffet from friends so we finally tried it. I was impressed the moment we walked in the restaurant... it's really clean, modern, and just plain inviting. There's a wide spread of food options... it's the "typical" options you may have seen in a buffet place: Italian/American (pizza, mac & cheese, pasta etc), Japanese (sushi etc), you have the red meat section (steak, etc), stir fry section, desserts, and more... but what stood out to me is that even though they're the usual categories in an Asian buffet, in each category there are more options, better quality of food, tastes better over all.... they have so many options that I hardly doubt you can try every single thing here.... at least I know I can't! :) Must try: 1. Lobster - this is the first buffet I've ever been to that actually offered lobster! You'll easily find where the lobster is.... it's where the long line is of people waiting to pick one up. Line goes pretty quick...they refill the lobster section quickly. 2. This egg waffle thingy for dessert - sorry I said "thingy" -- I've never had it before and I'm not quite sure what's it called but it's really good! It is in the dessert section. It is a waffle infused with a sweet gelatinous, red-bean like custard. We ate it with side of green tea ice cream 3. Fried rice with crab - and I mean CRAB. The fried rice has chopped up crab legs that you'd have to de-shell. Also, I think kids would totally LOVE the dessert section.... it's one of the largest dessert section I've seen with a whole lot of options! I love that the ice cream is not the typical swirly thing you get from a machine and will only get the typical neopolitan flavors. They actually have ice creams in tubs... flavors vary from grean tea, chocolate, red bean, etc etc. read more

FEAST is a large pan-asian themed buffet that is housed in a former grocery story next to Fred Meyer in Renton. The venue is newer and semi-upscale with seating for literally hundreds of people. I had a group of 18 get seated without any prior notice. The quality of food at feast is not comparable to let's say a nice buffet in Las Vegas, but I would argue it's probably the best you can find in Seattle. Food that turns over pretty quick or is made to order is decent for example the sushi/raw fish is fine, the stir fried Chinese items are decent and served meats like prime rib and various seafood are good The desserts are also plentiful. Anything that sits for awhile can be almost inedible like the dim sum is stale and hard and some of the American food is just laughable (old microwave pizza bad). You come here for the variety though and you'll definitely get it. The price depending on when you go is reasonable to a little bit spendy. Sometimes it's worth it if you like the shell fish specials, but probably not as much if you aern't a fan of crab or lobster like I am. If buffets are your thing then it's worth coming. If not then it won't sway you over to the dark side. read more

A little pricey, but, the food is top notch. Lots of fresh seafood, sushi, and amazing deserts.

This place was okay when it opened but it has gone downhill rapidly ever since. Went today first time in a year. Very disappointed. I ordered hot tea. I never saw a server again and went to ask someone for sweetener. They did not understand me. I diluted cotton candy in my tea. It was not good. They charged me 2.49 for the tea so I said something about it. The guy was rude and snatched my bill out of my hands. Never coming back. read more

I've been here many times and loved it those few times. However I was there on 6/14/2017 for a graduation party for a friends grand daughter and i was not impress this time around. The floor was actually dirty, i think they had too many people and not enough workers to keep up with the cleaning. They keep on running out of fried crab legs, every one is waiting in line for them! Its not what its crack up to be. Good to visit once in a while... parking sucks tho.. read more

I would give this place five stars, but I haven't tried EVERYTHING yet. There's way too much food here! It's kind of ridonkulous! The space is massive! If you get seated in the section with the giant TVs it is a great place to catch the game! The other side is quite boring, but food section is ginormous! A place shouldn't have so much food in stock. Where does it all come from? How many freezers and fridges ya'll got back there? They must have an army of cooks back there. It's crazy! The name is quite fitting for such an establishment. I have yet to try the sushi, because I'm paranoid of getting sick from raw fish at a buffet, which is quite common, but I have heard it is good, so I must try it next time! I've been here twice now on a weekday for dinner. I have heard that the weekends are crazy, but that is when they have the better seafood and stuff. After my first visit, I had a strategy for my second visit. I would start out with the dim sum, move on over to the noodle soup station for their beef brisket soup. Super yummy by the way. Man, I don't even want to review this place! There's just too much stuff to talk about! All of the food was good to pretty dang good. Even the barbeque was good. The Mongolian grill, oh I saw this lady get a whole plate of shrimp for them to cook! Fascinating! For dessert, they've got soft serve, an entire Chinese bakery!, scooped ice cream, crepes, freakin cotton candy, rambutan, WTF!? These Asians be loving that fruit! I couldn't eat it though. To me it tasted like it was previously frozen and I'm just not a fan. They had a huge chocolate fountain, and all kinds of goodies. Best of all I did NOT get sick both times I pigged out here! Lovely. read more

The service here is terrible. I took my family to enjoy a nice meal, and when I brought my plate of food back to our table, a lady came over and took away my food. Apparently I grabbed a dinner item and I wasn't supposed to? If there were such strict rules on what patrons are allowed to eat, they should close for an hour, and clear the dining hall entirely. But our server never told us there were restricted foods, and the people who put out the food didn't label it as a special item. More than anything, I'm really disgusted with the fact that the lady dumped my entire plate of food just because she wanted to enforce some unwritten rule. Also, I saw a guy at the sushi station pick up trash from the floor, and then while wearing the same gloves, continued to prepare sushi. read more

I'm a foodie and I can say this is prob one of the cleanest asian fusion buffets Ive been to in WA. The trick is to go during the week for cheaper prices. PLENTY of seating and TV's everywhere (last I went it was during the NBA finals, and the men in our party were happy)...even a room I heard you can rent out for events. WATCH OUT! the 1st BIG island you see is allllllll dessert. lol Make you walk past part of the dessert island to get to the food. You name it, its there like most buffets: carved meats, noodle spot, mongolian grill spot, dim sum, sushi, crab legs,,...lots of options for those who dont eat certain foods...good variety. Ive taken a couple of groups there and most say "whoa this reminds me of vegas". Theres def a LOT of food :) read more

This is a pretty large buffet with a lot of choices. I heard good things about this place and I love my Asian buffets so I went in feeling optimistic. As with most Asian buffets, my first stop was the sushi section. The salmon sashimi was the "best" thing there. Everything else was just ok to me. The flavors weren't anything to get too excited about. I hesitate to say this, but the flavor and quality was similar to getting the more expensive plates at Sushi Land. For the hot food, they had the usual selection of fried rice, chow mein, bbq pork, etc. They also had the American section with french fries and other non-Asian appetizers. I liked that they had a mongolian bbq section and a noodle soup section. The mongolian was decent but they just throw a bunch of sauce on it at the end. I was very disappointed in the noodle soup section. I was looking at my soup options and I saw they had wonton soup. For the record, it was labeled "wonton soup." I proceeded to pick out my ingredients and skipped on the noodles because I wanted the wonton. When they handed me the bowl, they said there were no wontons. It's just the soup. So I basically just drank some broth with a couple ingredients in it. Memo to Feast Buffet....if there are no wontons in the wonton soup, then it's not wonton soup! For the price, I think it was $23/adult and $1.80/year for kids (on the weekday), I don't think I'll be returning. I can't believe they charge for toddlers. The only place I know that does that is Disneyland! read more

They had a good sushi selection but the rest of the food was mediocre. The crab legs were so skinny they barely had any meat in them and once they put the crab legs or anything else good out it's gone within 2 minutes. Deserts were ok. Won't be going back, unfortunately. read more

If this dining experience was a movie I would say that overall it was a let down. While there were a few exciting parts I would give it a B-. It started out pretty good and as the evening progressed it started to go downhill. So some of the highlights: - Spacious and great layout - Coconut shrimp was pretty good - Dungeness crab was pretty fresh despite being frozen - Crab rice stuffed in the crab shell - Ability to order a large steak cooked to order (A little fatty, but still tasty) - Raw oysters - Steamed whole fish Lowlights: - No free soda, tea, coffee. It was just a grand opening special - None of the desserts were very good, not even their ice cream. Someone else already commented on this in their review - Service was okay. They have a pretty inexperienced young staff - None of the dim sum menu items were very good - When a dish runs out they don't always bring out another tray, they may just replace it with some other dish, weird. Conclusion: Comparable to Miyuki but not as good as Blue Fin. Unlikely to go back again. It's just not that good regardless of price. read more

Probably the biggest asian buffet around here. Very similar to Mizuki, it direct competitor down in Southcenter. Feast is bigger and has more food selections than Mizuki, food quality more or less about the same. One thing I like about Feast is it has a little bit of everything. What's particularly different here is that in addition to the Mongolian grill station, there's also noodle soup station, and even dimsum other than the usual sushi and seafood stuffs. Good selection of sushi and rolls, however I think quality have deteriorate quite a bit as my last experience everything was very fishy. Their snow crab, dungeness crab, lobster and scallops are decent. There's non-Asian stuff too, although I actually never linger long around this station so not sure what they have. The dessert selection is huge. With have yogurt, ice cream, shave ice, crepes, cotton candy, custard and plenty of pudding. Although their selection is very impressive, I was not impressed with the quality at all. Pudding texture was thick and gluey so I usually would pass on the sweet and go for the fruits instead. Service here is hit and miss, the last couple times was more of a miss. Service was very slow and hard to flag waiter down to get what you need, also take forever for them to clear table. They also set all of their tables really close to each other to maximize their space so it can get really tight especially when you have big group. Also note that they charge kids 2 year and older to eat. Price go up depending on how old they are. read more

I decided to try out Feast because of the good reviews here on Yelp, and because my usual buffet restaurant of choice (the Falls Buffet at Snoqualmie Casino) was having a theme night that didn't include my favorite buffet item, which is crab. I went with my spouse and my 11-year old son. The price of Feast is comparable to that of the casino buffets. It was a Monday night, and it was packed, which I considered to be a good sign. When you first walk in, it is big and open and very modern and clean-looking. But unfortunately, when you look a little closer, it is not clean, and not very well taken-care-of. The entryway floor looked like it hadn't been professionally cleaned in weeks. Both my spouse and I have restaurant industry backgrounds, and we do notice these things. You have to take into consideration that hundreds of people had walked through the entryway that day, but the dirt was in the corners, under the benches, and so on. We thought about leaving, but decided to soldier on and give it a try anyway, especially after I checked out the bathroom, which was fine, except that someone needed to empty the trash. This theme of lack of caring carried on throughout our experience, including with the service. We sat for about 15 minutes before someone came to take our drink order. When he did show up, he was very blase' about the fact that they were out of sprite. I had to ask what other choices they had in soft drinks for my son. Then when I tried to order coffee, he told me that "they didn't have coffee. They were too busy to make it, and maybe later". Not the best impression. Fortunately midway through our meal we got another server assigned to our area, who was right on it, brought me the coffee right away, refilled our waters, etc. Likewish, trays of popular items, such as the snow crab legs, were left empty for long periods of time. Counters were full of debris, and no one ever came by to wipe them. Fresh food was dumped right on top of the food that was already in the hot pans. The frozen yogurt machine was never refilled. And so on, just a general lack of polish and care here. The only reason I am giving two stars is because I personally thought the food that I ate was very good. My son did as well. My spouse, not so much, because she is a pescatarian who is allergic to shrimp, and there are very few non-shrimp fish options here, and nothing other than cheap stuff for outright vegetarians...just doesn't justify the entry fee. What was good: - Mongolian grill - excellent & fresh. Go for the hand-cut-style noodles rather than the chow mein noodles, and the spicy garlic sauce is some of the most flavorful that I have ever eaten at a mongolian grill. - lobster claws. Yes, they were ice cold, but I liked having them anyway, as I have never had lobster claws at a buffet restaurant, and in my opinion they are far tastier than the tails. -clams in black bean sauce. Delicious. -ramen/noodle soup bar. I didn't try this, but my son loved it. He got the beef broth option. -All the meats looked good and fresh and were moving fast...prime rib, ribs, etc. My son ate the ribs and said they were good. -the hard ice cream. I got the green tea flavor, and it was good. It was the only dessert that I tried that I liked. What was average: The vast majority of the food was just average. The sushi was really just ok. I tried many different pieces of sushi, and they all kind of tasted the same. What was bad: I think the dessert bar could have been really great, but was actually bad for those of us not interested in the shaved ice or cotton candy. Like I said above, the frozen yogurt machine was empty. The cookies looked like those you can get out of a supermarket package. The mini cakes and such really were not great. I tried a mini key lime pie "shooter", and it tasted old. I didn't try the waffles or crepes because the counter where they were being served was a complete mess. It was a real turn-off. Again, this was unfortunate because they did some things well. But maybe when you try to do everything, as this buffet clearly does, you can't really excel at anything. read more

This review is based on lunch prices and menu -- $17.99 for adults, $1.10 x age of child to 11 years old. What a great deal! This buffet rocks my blood sugar to sheer infinity! It's a glutton's Paradise. Legit sushi, customized stir fry, crab, poke, sashimi, shrimp cocktail, ice cream bar, a vast array of desserts, prime rib at lunch, crepes, chocolate fountain, chocolate shavings. Best thing - a cotton candy machine! Check out my pictures. Lunch is a must stop. Dinner prices are steep compared to the benefits of lunch. Lunch: 11 am to 4 pm. Weekends are more expensive. read more

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This is my favorite Asian buffet place. A lot of variety, but the quality is obviously not as good because it is a buffet after all. If you work for Boeing, you get $1 off. read more