I stopped in a little past 2 PM on Sunday, August 3rd and decided to go with the buffet. I was greeted immediately upon entering, and I was given my choice of tables. I picked my table in the larger of two seating areas. The place was pretty busy and there was a little boy, whom I assume was family to someone working there. He was scurrying around the entrance and was quite loud, but not a big deal for me. The restaurant was rather plainly furnished with sparse decorations. I asked for the one free water that came with the buffet. The water actually tasted like lemonade, which I liked, but it wasn't just water. The buffet wasn't huge, but afforded many choices. I tried a little bit of almost everything available. I made two trips to the buffet, and certainly got my money's worth. My two opinions on the food were that many dishes were too salty, and nothing tasted fresh. None of the many items I tried wowed me. It was all just okay. I definitely take into account that I was eating from a buffet, along with the timing of my visit may have impacted the quality of many dishes. The trade off was the price, which was 175 pesos. The exchange rate on that day equated to $9.28 USD, which is a great value. I will likely return because of the price and hope for some fresher flavors. read more

Hong Kong - My second plate. I'm a big lo mein fan, this was dry and had little flavor. - Sushi Bars Near Me - Oaxaca, OAX

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I don't know why on god's green earth I thought it would be a decent idea to go to a Chinese buffet in Oaxaca Mexico so I'll take full ownership of the bad decision making. It had good reviews though so I was hoping that I would be pleasantly surprised! On the plus side - the buffet is $150 pesos; very reasonable with a drink included. Food is horrible to my palate. Maybe better to Mexicans' expectations of Chinese food but I hated what I tried. I did like the beef and broccoli as well as the orange chicken(??) and egg rolls. Would not recommend. read more

So, I'm a suckered for Chinese buffets. The place I wanted to eat was closed, but I saw this place and decided to give it a shot. It is much better than your standard USA Chinese buffet. The vegetables were not overcooked, the ingredients were not swimming in too much cornstarchy sauce, the meat was not grissaly, and there was not too much celery in everything. In fact, everything was very tasty. If Chinese buffets are your jam, you will be happy here. read more

I went to this spot multiple times during my stay in Oaxaca. Located next to a nice garden/park this chinese buffet was so nice to experience. Authentic cusine, you can serve yourself from buffet or order from menu. As a vegetarian i loved the noodles and fried rice. Very affordable and easy to get a to go order as well. Nice staff read more

Good, tasty, good location, great service, no waiting, priced just right!! Be careful for the green jalapeno peppers...muy caliente!!!!

When you're far from home and need to recenter your tastebuds this place does it. It tastes like your weekly neighborhood chinese take joint back home but this place is cleaner. I like their seafood soup and lo mein which is less starchy and tasty. Their buffet is a coma-inducing bargain. read more

Standard Chinese buffet with a Mexican influence. Decent value. Watch out, the egg rolls include chile