Very good selection of food. Food is tasty and abundant. Most of the servers are friendly. Sushi preparers 50/50 on friendly, one in particular was just out right rude. Grab your rolls/sushi and do not ask questions. read more

For a $24 buffet (the current adult lunch price on M-F), I have to rate highly because everything was at least OK, if not better than OK, and the selection was impressive. I would have rated a 5 except that nothing was outstanding. Food: - Unfortunately no crab legs or lobster at lunch, but after reading other reviews, at least I did not have to wait for anything except for my food to cook on their Mongolian Grill where you select your ingredients (meats like beef/shrimp, veggies, noodles/rice, garlic) and hand them off to an employee to be grilled. - Lots of Chinese food like sesame chicken, egg drop soup, jian dui, chicken feet, fried rice, chow mein, eggplant, etc. - There was also a lot of different sushi and a noodle station (with udon, ramen, and maybe more) that I did not try because I did not have room for it after trying other food that I wanted more that day lol. My stomach can only fit so much! Dessert: My recommendation is to dip a rice krispie in the chocolate fountain! They also have ice cream, cotton candy, and a bunch of little cakes. Seating: There were a ton of tables. It was a huge restaurant. Most of the seating area was in what looked like a big banquet room. I believe they are also able to host large events. Parking: Lots of it in the lot out front. read more

Our first visit to The Feast! It was about 11:30 AM when we entered and there weren't that many customers seated. Within the next hour, the place was inundated with hungry customers. Prior to driving to the restaurant, I called to see if they were going to be open due to the bad (cold) weather. The individual answering the phone could hardly be heard and not at all enthused when answering my questions. We were seated and I immediately headed towards all the food stations to see what was being offered. No matter how hard I looked, I couldn't find any lobster or crab! I asked our waiter and he said crab & lobster is only served during the dinner session. Shucks, we came to the wrong session. I was really anxious to try the crawfish, but was disappointed as they weren't spicy enough and cold. Inari & Tobiko sushi were pretty good, but the cooked clams not as good as the ones on ice over by the ramen area. The cold clams tasty fresher. The deep fried battered Sole was pretty tasty and cooked great, as were the chicken wings. My wife had a variety of sushi and said they were all good. She especially like the fried chicken wings. Her desert consisted of an Egg tart, a mini chocolate pudding (very cute tiny little cups), and a miniature piece of a vanilla cake. She enjoyed the fare, but agreed with me that we should take in the dinner session in order to indulge in crab and lobster. I'm a stickler when it comes to cleanliness, and the salt & pepper shakers were really grimy and covered with fingerprints. I took a Handi-Wipe to them and wiped 'em clean. The interior and food service counters were extremely clean and neat. Looking forward to returning for dinner. read more

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I was amazed at this restaurant. It's a mega buffet. No service you get every thing yourself. But the of variations was awesome. The Buffett is very family friendly for all ages. Food was delicious. read more

Feast Buffet. How I love thee. I've held off on writing a review for so long, because I don't know how to summarize the depth of my love for Feast. TL;DR: Feast Buffet is an above-average Asian seafood buffet. If you're a glutton and you aren't picky, you will be happy. Now getting to the full review... Food: Feast offers a wide assortment of seafood dishes, from steamed crab to sushi to raw oysters. This is where you get your money's worth. Go for the crab legs, bowl of chopped salmon sashimi, cups of amaebi (sweet shrimp), and butterfish/black cod to get your money's worth. The sushi between average to not-great, so I recommend just focusing on your favorites (in my case, the unagi). The non-seafood options are relatively average. They've got the usuals like steak, sausage, fried rice, noodles, etc plus a dim sum bar and fun options like frog legs and crawfish. You can get a custom stir-fry made (I never go for that). There's also an assorted salad bar (waste of stomach space if you ask me, but whatever floats your boat). Once upon a time, they had snails. Big, delicious, steamed snails. I never saw them again, and my heart breaks a little every time I visit. Ah... Dietary Tips: If you're lactose-intolerant, bring a buttload of Lactaid/lactase for the desserts. Everything other than the cotton candy has dairy. The have tons of little desserts and their ice cream is surprisingly smooth and good. I like to take one of everything and eat a couple bites of each... So make sure you are prepared. Also, if you do not like to eat seafood, I don't think Feast is worth your money. They do have steak, sausage, dim sum, and a few other non-seafood proteins, but they aren't anything special. Lobster Tips: On weekends, Feast brings out lobster tails every 15 minutes or so. If you see the tray appear, make a beeline for it ASAP because all the tails disappear in a matter of seconds. Make sure to go earlier in the evening so you can take advantage of this to eat as many lobster tails as possible. There's hot butter in the opposite corner of the room, near the grill area, fried rice, and orange chicken. Also, be aware that towards the end of the night, Feast will start to bring out lesser-quality lobster (perhaps in an attempt to wean off the crowd?), usually smaller, drier, whole lobster tails and a gross, gelatinous, chopped lobster in sauce. We are not fans of these. Space: Feast is large with a lot of variety in seating. There are lots of tables in 3 separate areas, a private room, and they can accomodate parties from anywhere between 1 to probably around 50+ people. (You'll want to make a reservation for any super large group.) You pay at the front and they hand you a buzzer that rings when your table is ready. After you've found your table, you're on your own to dive into the big buffet area in the center of the room. There are utensils in the corners and drink machines along one wall. The bathrooms are fairly clean and I appreciate the touchless faucets, soap, and paper towels (a must when everyone is eating crustaceans with their hands). Price: Feast is pricy. There's no way around that. On weeknights, you'll probably be paying $40+ per person. On weekends, you're looking at $50+. Lunches are cheaper. But they do have better food options (including lobster) on the weekends. So skip lunch and come prepared to win. Don't bring your picky/dainty eater friends. It's you vs the buffet. You are here to FEAST!!! read more

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I saw this buffet on social media and knew I had to try it. Firstly this place is HUGE!!! You go in, pay first and then ppl seat you. It can get pretty overwhelming but you have a ton of options. My favorite part was the sushi bar. I spent the most time here bc there's so many different rolls and nigiri- all were pretty good quality for a buffet. Obviously the sushi isn't the best I've had but definitely above average for a buffet. Then they have other hot food like Mongolian grill, American food, Chinese food (fried rice, noodles, etc), dim sum, noodle bar, and the popular seafood buffet - the lines were always at least 10 min for the crab legs and lobster. Honestly the feedback from other friends who got them was the boiled seafood wasn't worth it. And it didn't look that great- you get better ones at casino buffets. The dessert part is pretty neat. They have ice cream, shaved ixe, cotton candy, cakes, and even crepes. Overall this is a pretty fun buffet- prices are pretty reasonable. I'm not a huge buffet person though so I prob won't come back much but it's a fun place to try once. read more

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Family holiday. So much sushi, SEAFOOD, noodles and desserts. We went on a night that also had crab legs and LOBSTER read more

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Feast used to be so good when it first opened - food was hot and fresh, never lukewarm, and the desserts weren't stale. However, in recent times, this is definitely no longer the case; this is a recurring problem. Today (8/14/25) I arrived about 45 minutes after opening, expecting fresh food and at least decent service - nothing. Many of the food items were barely warm, and tasted like they had been sitting for a while even before opening. The cookies were stale, the mousse cake was dry, and the panna cotta was sour and loose. Plus, the plates hadn't been properly washed; still wet and having crumbs on them, and their cups always taste like soap, especially if you get water. The staff just stood around and talked instead of clearing tables or minding the customers, which was interesting considering there were quite a few customers even an hour after opening. I don't know how their food safety rating is still an 'excellent', but I think they're due for another inspection. I won't be back. read more

The Name "Feast Buffet" is right. So many options to choose from. All meats are represented here. Deserts galore too. The seafood was tasty also. I lied the snow crab, myself. Highly recommended! read more

I have been to the feast three times in the last few months. First time was on Easter and it was great. The next we went we were not limited to the amount of crab. We could bring to the table, but it seemed to lackluster with the food. But it seemed OK. The third time we went was Father's Day and it was completely slammed with people. We paid a premium price. We're both seniors. The total bill came to $108 with a tip. We stood in line for the crab and lobster for a good 15 minutes. We were limited to 1/2 of a crab and a half a lobster. Granted the crab was good. The lobster was only so so. We had to wait 45 minutes to get in.. I'm not complaining about that what I'm complaining about is waiting in line 15 to get the crab and lobster and then only to be limited to a half of a crab and half of a lobster and that's a half a lobster tail. Right now. I don't think I'll be going back again. I must say the prime rib, what they present is prime rib, is not prime rib or it's a very low quality prime rib. It is very chewy. I will say it's cooked nicely, but I don't think it's prime rib. maybe it's a grade of utility beef. read more

Not worth the money, not even average at best. If I had spend $90 (with tip) for three we could've ordered elsewhere and enjoyed decent food. They don't even come around and pick up plates. read more

Best buffet in the pacific northwest by FAR! - During lunch hours, you can have all the poke you want! - There's a giant salad bar - There's a massive selection of sushi - Most of the typical Chinese buffet menu items! - Free refills!! You can choose between the classic drink dispenser items or their mango lemonade, raspberry iced tea, and another I forget - Chocolate fountain - Abundance of fresh fruits- cantalope, honeydew, grapes, yum! - Many ice cream flavors to choose from - Steak, sausages, and other meats - Classic Chinese buffet menu items (cheesy spinach, sesame chicken, crab rangoons, red bean buns shaped as peaches, custard buns, and all your buns) - Chinese items (beef tripe, chicken feet, snow fungus soup, tapioca soup, etc.) - All the poke you can eat!! A total steal during the lunch hour!! This place has never failed to impress me every time I came here in the past 4 years!! read more

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Eww...I am not a fan and would never come back here again. First off, Feast is huge. Like, probably the biggest buffet in the Seattle area with tons of food options, but all of them are terrible to mediocre. If you're just trying to fill the hole with as much food as humanly possible and you don't really care about taste or quality, this is your place. Sushi wasn't fresh and the rolls had way too much rice to filling ratio. All of the fried foods tasted like old oil and the rest of it was pretty 'meh' or just plain inedible. A baked potato literally had no potato in it. Just a bunch of diced up vegetables in a weird cream sauce. Fried fish and fries tasted like stale oil, the dim sum was mediocre and there was no way I was about to eat the sketchy looking poke. The noodle bar was probably the only decent thing here and that's saying a lot. While the variety is impressive, the taste and quality aren't. Save your money. read more

Better than I expected. Loads of good food and all the crab and lobster claws you can eat. Melted butter. B,cue ribs were real good. Ill be back read more

This buffet does not disappoint! Such a good variety of food, sushi was AMAZING, and of course the crab legs! We got seated right away, and we didn't feel rushed at all. The amount of food you get for the price you pay is unmatched. We love stopping at Yhe Feast when vacationing in Washington! read more

Food selection was great, the place is huge. I went in for lunch concerned the food would be leftovers from the night before but everything was fresh. Quality was ok and service was good as well. For the price you can't go wrong. read more

The food is good for a buffet, they have a little bit of everything. Mongolian grill, sushi, salad bar, dessert bar, pho bar. The tables get cleared and swept around between customers. read more

I love a good buffet, and the ones up north have all closed. Made the trip to feast to do just that, feast. The food was plentiful, and not bad tasting at all. It wasn't crowded when we entered as we went early (5ish) in the evening, but there was a crazy long line when we left. The entirety of the place is...sticky. The floor is sticky, the seats can be sticky, chairs sticky...it's like someone let there kids run rampant, and if you're there long enough you will see said kids. They make you wait in line for crab and lobster - and the butter isn't near it...though it does exist. A solid three stars, as we don't have other options, but could be better. read more

Food for the masses. That's your premise to keep in mind when it comes to buffets. Hard to expect quality, like when ordering a plate made for one type of restaurant. We have been to buffets where they were close...but fell short. This place is HUGE! I saw the place featured on a social media vlog and I think there must be a mistake with Feast here in Renton and the one in Kirkland. So to be clear...this is in Renton. The first impression wasn't good at the door...there's a sign that states "You can bring your valuables in and they'll keep it safe". Yup...that isn't a good start. But it is Renton and close to an airport and mall...so it's nice that they'd do that. Kudos to the business to look after their customers like that. The sushi selection was pretty typical with some decent rolls. The fridge portion of it though doesn't seem like it was doing a great job when the fish was glistening like sweat beading on your forehead in a sauna. That said...I'd say the rice-to-fish ratio is good. I braved some and have no complaints. The rice was nice and not hard like undercooked like grocery store sushi. The hot and sour soup missed the mark in my book. This is a pretty basic soup that should be easy to make for the masses. Large chunks of sliced mushrooms like they just opened a carton and dumped them in. I don't remember that being a part of it. Bamboo shoots were minimal. The flavor was missing the sour and just tasted blah and some heat. The ribs were dry, but yet still good. Better when I got them as the person sliced the ribs. The roast beef was good. Nice flavor, tender, and juicy. They had baked salmon skin available in the same section of the poke, and shrimp. Wasn't feeling the poke from the looks of it. The mashed potatoes and gravy were good. The gravy had an oily look to it, which had me wondering if they used some roast beef drippings in it. It seemed watery but had some good flavor to it. They has some mussel dish where there is some kind of filling, which is a typical dish with mussels found at Japanese joints. Very salty. But...I wouldn't condemn them. The fountain drink machines struggled with ice, but can't complain. It's all you can drink and part of the meal. I like that. My wife got some ice cream which wasn't soft serve, but that is a plus to me. Them soft serve machines scare me sometimes. Reason why I gave it a 3 is because the selection is vast, but the quality had me wondering how often they were being checked and maintained for quality and health. Would we go back? I wouldn't say no...but I'm at the point where I feel as though buffets are not my thing anymore. Unless it's strictly a sushi buffet... read more

We go to the feast buffet for out cheat meals or for special occasions. This is one of the biggest buffets that I've seen in Washington. They have a selection that even the pickiest of eaters would like. They have American food such as fries and pizza. They also have sushi and seafood. They have dim sum they have crab. They have so much desserts and so many options I couldn't even list them all. Like any buffet, there's always people that are a little selfish, and take more for themselves and leave nothing for others. For example, if there's crab, people will take a lot and there will always be a line waiting for the next round. Overall, we love the feast buffet. It's great for parties and cheat meals. They have a lot of seating and can accommodate a lot of people. They have military discounts and discounts for working at Boeing. Also for children under a certain age, you pay by their age. read more

In summary; Weekend lunch is a good deal! Rotation of good aka freshness was ok which is why i ticked off one star. Some of the sushi pieces on the sushi rolls were dried up / flavorless. Obviously you can't expect a ala carte quality at massive large scale buffets like this but i have seen a little better. This also applied to some of the desserts. However, their desert selection is great and expansive. Strongly recommend! During weekend lunches they have fresh crabs which was a highlight for my party. The service was great as well as the staff frequently came by leaving no dirty plates on our table. Their restroom is also decently clean. The smell from coming from the restroom back to restaurant was a bit foul and put me off a little but generally if you want a fun buffet experience with lots of options and dont mind a flaw or two in quality or smell, i strongly recommend!! read more

Delicious but over priced. $185 for a family of four before tip. I wasn't too happy they do not provide butter for the crab. read more

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My friends and I go to feast every year around the holidays, it has become a sort of tradition, for the price of $25/person during lunchtime it is well worth it especially comparing the price of other restaurants! There is lots of different options of food from Chinese to American food Japanese etc. I will admit none of the food items are Michelin star by any means but for the price, you can't beat it and the food is still pretty good too! They are also very on top of it in terms of taking your empty plates out of the way when you're done. There is lots of seating and serving utensils and plates were being switched out frequently which I appreciated. There is a large parking lot outside too which is convenient! read more

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"Quantity over Quality" Wait: 3-5 minutes Price: $$ ($35 per person) Lunch Staff: Exceptionally Mediocre. No greetings or goodbyes. Came around often. Had RBFs (Most looked like they worked there because someone forced them at gunpoint or smth). Environment: Dark. Had this 98% renovated 2% not finished. Floors were really sticky. With zero mops to be seen anywhere. Didn't even want to go to the bathrooms. The "Utensil Stations" had unclean utensils. Very dirty in general. Had to do the thing where you put the utensils in the hot water to clean them. Very spacious tho. Food: The food was kinda bad (if you couldn't tell from the stars i put on this review). I started out with the sushi/nigiri. Then I went around eating noodles/dimsum. And finally finished off with dessert. 1) Any type of Sashimi/Sushi: The sushi had extremely dense rice that tasted like it had been in a fridge (For the people who don't eat rice, it means it's really bad). The fish did not taste fresh AT ALL. I could feel some ice particles still in there (95% thawed fish but still 5% frozen). Quite unpleasant. The avocado was not fresh at all. The crab meat salad lacked mayonnaise. All in all the sushi section was unpleasant mainly because of the rice. The only good parts was the scallop nigiri. The rest of the sushi you had to drench in soy sauce and wasabi to make it somewhat bearable. 2) Other Seafood (Shellfish): Most of these dishes were flavorless. The snow crab leg I tried was meh. The creamy shrimp was really rich. Overall this section was below average, something my asian aunties could probably whip up for dinner on an average wednesday. 3) Asian noodles (fried noodles/noodle soup section): Most of the fried noodles were flavorless. Noodle soup section (I had the wonton noodle soup). VERY SALTY. RIP KIDNEYS. Noodles were very mid. I can cook better than this. Shame to asian cuisine. 4) Pasta/Pizza/Western/Italian food. Bruh. The Mac&Cheese. . I was looking at it and mixing it around in the dish thingy. And the pasta had this radioactive orange sticking to it while the "cheese sauce" looked like orange water at the bottom. I took a tiny portion of it and tried it. It tasted like salty watery pasta. ZERO CHEESE. Pasta was overcooked. The alfredo penne looked watery too but I didn't try it. Pizza looked weird. Lots of cheese. Pizza is a really easy dish to make but the way they made it looked really unappetizing. They also serve garlic bread and a lot of fattier foods that I avoided because I didn't want to risk having a heart attack there. 5) Dimsum: Bad. Ma Lai Go was very dense. Tasted floury. Not sweet enough. Very Bland. Siu Mai was very mushy meat. Salty. The wrap was overcooked. Custard Bao looked promising when I ripped it open. But again, very unsweet (This is coming from an asian person that doesn't like diabetes). 6) Dessert: Good enough. Lots of variety. Most were either too sweet or something. Matcha Cake once again ZERO FLAVOR. The only thing I liked was the Match/Redbean mini cake (that too was alittle too sweet unfortunately). There was also ice cream, jello, egg waffle (cut into a million pieces) and fruits. None of which I tried (No Diabetes! for now). 7) Forgot about Mongolian grill: had a steak cooked to medium rare. Chef put alot of pepper on it. My throat was itching. Also they just have raw chicken on the counter top. It looks like a great place for bacteria to grow. Pls skip the chicken if you go there. It looks like an actual health hazard. Review: This was kinda bad. Never coming back. Not really saying much tho cus Renton is kinda far south. Not worth the price at all. Food was either bland or too salty//sweet. Come at your own risk. 3/10 Experience. read more

Best buffet i've been to. Very spacious interior, and food comes out quickly. Price changes depending in time of day, and day of week -- keep this in mind when you visit. The offerings will also change in accordance. read more

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It was decent for what it was. Sushi had too much rice. There was a variety for sure. There's a line for the lobster (half a tail) and crab legs. The seafood comes out every 15 minutes so you have to wait in line. I enjoyed the variety in food, fruits and dessert. Most food was just mediocre, but that's expected for a buffet. read more

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Such a great buffet! We came here for lunch and dinner during our stay in Washington, lol. For this buffet, you pay beforehand instead of after. Price is reasonable for an adult for both lunch and dinner and seniors are about $3 less than adult prices. The layout of the place is HUGE! Lots of seating next to the food, there's a banquet area and then a general seating area in front of tv screens. The layout of the food is also easy enough to follow. Desserts are in the middle and there's a wide range of desserts, including a crepe station and egg puff station. You can take an egg puff waffle to go for an extra $3. Toppings are all laid out for you to create any dessert you wish. They also have the typical mini cakes, cheesecakes and cookies as well. In terms of food, one side is raw sushi and the other side is cooked items/ main entree. There's a small section of dim sum, meat carvings and noodle station. For dinner, there's lobster and king crab. However the line for that is always long. Lobster and king crab is distributed by the workers so it's equally shared amongst the people. Which is smart. It's served every 15mins so plenty of time to eat your food and then wait in line for the next round or vice versa. The food itself is absolutely delicious which surprises me for a buffet! The meat is melt off the bone and the sushi is fresh! It's truly a feast for lunch and dinner so make sure you come hungry! read more

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I am upset with this place. Let me tell you why. You stand in line, pay for your entire party BEFORE you eat, and they tell you some bullshit wait time (30 minutes in my case for a party of 10), and the actual wait time is really an hour and 45 minutes. You can't leave because you already paid. The buffet was mediocre at best. Yes, they have lobster and snow crab, but there is a whole ass line for that too that you have to wait in. And they only give you half a lobster tail and one serving of snow crab. The only stand out dishes is the scallops with noodles, the crawfish, and maybe the Dungeness crab. I have to give credit to the extensive dessert station. It gave off Las Vegas vibes with fresh crepes made on site and cotton candy. My only real gripe is the wait time and having to pay before you get seated. I just want to leave if the wait is soo long without having to request for a refund. read more

It's a busy restaurant. They directed us to a sitting area, room temperature was way too cold. The buffet has a large selection, the food was ok, can be better. I may not go back. read more

Fresh review! I was curious what a buffet would be now, circa 2022. Well it was awesome!!! 1. Food variety -seafood -hibachi station -pho station - sushi - meat station -dessert station -fruit station 2. Fresh!! 3. Kid friendly options: -pizza -Mac and cheese -pasta - rice and fries Now is this a five star restaurant? Well duh. Nope. It is a great buffet with lots of options and basic seating . You on a date ? Come on, who goes to a buffet on a date? If that was your plan message me,I'll give you guidance and better ideas. Large family? Perfect spot. Also pricey! Enjoy! read more

This buffet was recommended to me while I was in town, and it surpassed my expectations! There were so many different cuisines and food options, that I did not know where to begin. The sushi and nigiri impressed me because I am not a big fan of buffet sushi. There was dim sum, a customized noodle bar, unlimited lobster (on the weekends), and anything you could think of, it was probably served! There was a large seafood selection which impressed my parents, but what impressed me was the large dessert bar. WOW! There was a cotton candy stand, fresh snow cones, a chocolate fountain, and cakes galore. If we are ever in the area again, we will definitely be back just from the large selection that can easily please a large and picky groups read more

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An upsetting fact if you've heard they have lobster - you have to wait in a long line for up to 15 minutes to get one piece of lobster. No more than 1 per person. My lobster had black hair in it which made my long wait even more disappointing. The rest of the food was decent but definitely not worth $45 per person for entrance. read more

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The rest of the buffet is mediocre to good (decent sushi, dim sum selection was a bit disappointing, hot food was by and large pretty good, desserts were quite tasty), but the lamb? Absolute star of the show, surprisingly. I would go back *just* for the lamb chops. Incredibly tender, flavorful, absolutely cooked to perfection. Slightly sweet but not overly, not at all spicy, and not excessively salty. The lamb chops get a 5/5 easily. Gordon Ramsey himself would be hard pressed to find anything to complain about with these. read more

Feast buffet has a super wide variety of options to choose from! The problem is that the options aren't very good. Here is a brief summary of everything I ate. Sushi: 1/5 stars My first course was an entire sushi platter. Better than gas station sushi, but not better then going to QFC and just grabbing some sushi to go. Seared ahi is probably the best option. American food: 1/5 stars I had pizza, Mac and cheese, and pasta. Why did I do this at a Chinese buffet? Why not. Not surprisingly, it was not good Meats: 3/5 stars Prime roast, ribs, and sausage were not bad! Chinese food / Mongolian grill: 3/5 :stars Chinese food isn't bad! Large variety of options (Panda Express vibes, dim sum, traditional) that are all decent. Mongolian grill is the highlight for me! Choose from a variety of meats, noodles, and vegetables that they cook in front of you. Deserts: 2/5 stars Lots of variety. Taste is meh Overall the food is very hit or miss depending on what you get, but the insane amount of options compared to other buffets, endless fountain drinks, and friendly atmosphere make this sport worth trying out! Just don't be expected to be impressed by anything read more

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I have heard about this place through the grapes wine. Finally , I meant to show up just to see it myself. This place is awesome. Waiting in line is minimal time, you just paid for your meals and grab your seat. It's all you can eat buffet , so take your time and enjoy friendly atmosphere , the food is great. Big screen t.v. read more

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Buffet has a large selection of sushi - love! Had to wait for the crab legs and couldn't locate the butter and had to ask. Didn't get the lobster because the line was ridiculously long. read more

3.5 stars for my overall experience. I haven't been to a buffet in at least 3 years, and I've completedly forgetten how busy and chaotic the experience can be. We came for a private event, which was located in the banquet room near the entrance. $35.99/person for dinner during the weekend and holidays is a reasonable price for the variety of food available, though food quality if mediocre. There is a large section for sushi (mostly rolls with a lot of rice, my favorite was the seared salmon nigiri), seafood (1/2 lobster limited to one/person each time, crab legs, fried 1/2 crab, crawfish), BBQ (the ribs are yummy), Mangolian BBQ, noodle bar, dim sum, Chinese food (like Panda), and of course, plenty of desserts (including a chocolate fountain, ice cream and lots of cake, and cotton candy to-go). If you are a big eater and enjoy variety, definitely come and check it out! read more

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Lol ok... if you don't like lobster for any reason just get anyways or the girl serving it will get mad and start throwing food on your plate. I don't usually go for the crab or lobster while here because of the line but today I decided to (7pm-ish). I declined the lobster and said I just wanted crab and the Mexican girl with the long hair got all mad and said "There's a lot of people here! You can't just get crab!" Threw the smallest cluster she could find on my plate and had the nastiest attutide. Lmao first of all it is not my problem how many people there are... everyone stands in line and waits anyways. How is it a problem that I don't want the lobster? Is it coming out of her personal crab stash? Is she the owner? Lol wow. Very unprofessional. Train your employees better. It's a buffet for Christ sake. read more

Food is fresh and amazing as always. Love love loveeee the dessert selections!! Service was fast and quick. Very crowded and loud but it's always crowded during dinnertime. I do not mind it. Good price. I always go for the AYCE sushi or seafood because it definitely makes it all worth it. Pics shown below. read more

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We were seated quickly since they have a huge seating area for dining. Masks were provided at the entrance and sanitizer and gloves located all over the buffet. Service was very good and plates were immediately taken after finishing. The choices are vast and the dessert bar has so many to choose from; they have a fondue fountain, creme brûlée, lots of cakes, flan, shaved ice, and more. We came for lunch so they didn't have the unlimited lobster like usual but there was a lot of seafood and dungeoness crab. Come hungry because the price is in $30~. Definitely worth it though. read more

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