Server was so nice and patient as we had not have Korean bbq before. The spicy squid was…read morerecommended and delicious! The bulgogi was DELICIoUS but could have had more meat. And the bibimbap was also fire and the portion size was generous. The soup was also very good and we loved all the sides especially the kimchi. We would have preferred booth seating but there were only chairs. Also there was a weird chemical smell when we first walked in

Solid 4 stars. I live in the San Gabriel area of So Cal, and we have the best Asian food, so I'm…read morecoming here a bit snobby. We took my family here and they enjoyed it. The meat quality was pretty good, esp the beef belly. I'm not a fan of the electric grills, as they would overcook the meat pretty fast, but the servers will turn it down if you ask them. We like being in control of the grill, but it's a nit picky thing. :) The only thing that was strange was that they had told us that they were short on veggies and were saving them for their main dishes aka they wouldn't give us an onion. Other than that, the servers were sweet, and we pretty much had the place to ourselves. For Arizona, this was ok. 5 stars for blasting more OG K-pop music ala Big Bang and EXO! :D

Well five years later I went back to review this Seafood restaurant…read more Whats improved, They have a wider variety of Seafood now. The ambiance is very good. The flavors have improved a bit more. Presentation is also good. I would go back to eat here. The price point is very good. The crab was excellent. The sushi was also very good. I would like to see more salad options, and dressing option.

Came here because they have crab legs (WEEKENDS ONLY) The…read morecrab legs were dirty and aon the skinnier side. If you can grab them when they come out then I would still say to try them- just wipe them clean w a napkin first. Some had small sesame seed looking specs and others just straight up had dirty shit coming off of them. I still ate them bc the only reason I came was for the crab legs. They seem to bring out new batches quickly which is a good thing. It was $45 and some change for two people for dinner. Worth it if you get all the seafood and sushi or if you eat a lot in general. Overall it's just your average Chinese American style buffet, lots of Americanized Chinese, sushi, other random dishes that you typically see at buffets. Better than Las Vegas Buffet, that place unfortunately gave us upset stomachs afterwards.

Nice location. Smaller buffet but still a good selection of choices. Never had trouble finding…read moreseveral things that were good. Staff are friendly. Restaurant is clean. Price is great. Definitely recommend. Someone commented you have to tip before seating. You absolutely do not. You pay before being seated. You can skip the tip or choose to add one then. I always tip at the table later. It's not mandatory at the beginning. I've also never had bad service here, just friendly waitresses.

Smaller buffet, but it is very good. Staff was friendly. If you don't care for the chain buffet bc…read moreof the crowds; I would give this place a try.

food was great and so many choices the atmosphere was…read moreenjoyable and service was right on refills and plates pick up timely nice job

**Eagles Buffet at Casino Arizona - $60 Crab Legs, a Little Exercise, and a Few Surprises**…read more It was Wednesday night, and we had one thing on our minds: crab legs. Not fine dining, not culinary sophistication, just a good old-fashioned seafood feast where the only limit should be your appetite. We'd visited Eagles Buffet twice before. The first time, we stood in line for over an hour. The second time, we gave up after ten minutes. This time, we arrived early, hoping to avoid the human traffic jam. To our surprise, the line was reasonable, and we were seated quickly. A promising start. Now, let's talk money. At $59.99 per person, this isn't exactly a bargain, but considering today's restaurant prices, all-you-can-eat crab legs don't sound unreasonable. Get yourself a casino rewards card and save 5%. Not much, but every dollar counts. Bringing the kids? Brace yourself. They're $59.99 each, too, without the discount. Apparently, childhood doesn't come with a reduced appetite around here. On to the food. The buffet offers the usual suspects you'd find at just about any American buffet, only with a surprisingly limited selection. Watery mashed potatoes, bland gravy, overcooked green beans, forgettable fish, ordinary roast beef, and butterfly shrimp that were a little greasy but edible. Nothing particularly offensive, but nothing worth writing home about either. Then there's the main attraction: the crab legs. They're served one cluster at a time. That's right, one cluster. So after dropping $60, prepare yourself for a little cardio between servings. Wear comfortable shoes, practice your patience, and keep smiling at the lady guarding the crab legs. She's simply doing her job, but you'd think she was handing out gold nuggets. There are cold salads and a handful of other dishes, but at nearly $60 a head, I wasn't there to fill up on lettuce. The desserts, however, deserve some applause. A great selection and a genuinely delicious ice cream bar. Easily one of the highlights of the evening. A few things worth knowing before you go. If you're dining with a group of six or seven or more, expect an automatic gratuity. Even when everyone pays separately, that additional $12-$15 per person can appear on individual checks. Suddenly, your $60 buffet is approaching $75. Something worth clarifying before sitting down. And keep an eye on the kids. Let's just say the restaurant manager made her presence known during our visit. I'll leave it at that. The casino itself is as good as any other place to donate a few dollars to the gambling gods. Parking can be challenging, and the restrooms earned a respectable B on the Luis Scale. Yes, Luis was along for the adventure, and yes, he personally inspected the facilities. Standards must be maintained. The verdict? Eagles Buffet isn't a culinary destination. It's a place where you pay a premium to crack crab legs, make repeated trips to the serving station, and hopefully eat enough seafood to justify the bill. The desserts help, but the ordinary buffet offerings don't exactly inspire a standing ovation. Would I return? Possibly, but strictly for the crab legs, and preferably with comfortable shoes. As always, take care of your servers and tip them well, unless gratuity has already been added to your bill. Until the next culinary adventure... On to the next!

I had the battered shrimp. The coating was crispy and salty. It was the first item I ate and it was…read morepretty delicious. I had the baked chicken and it was alright. Typical baked chicken, still moist. I liked that it wasn't dried out. The pot roast shredded beef was very dry. The fish was moist but tasted a little fishy to me.

Surprised I had not reviewed this spot before…read more Great place to go with a group when celebrating a birthday, an achievement, or some other occasion. Also, great place to just go out for a big meal when you and your wife are hungry. We have been coming to this Golden Corral for many years. The staff are very friendly. We are always greeted and treated very well. I tend to load up on every variation of potatoes that they have available - scalloped, baked, mashed, French fries, stewed, yams, etc. Also, spinach, Brussel sprouts, green beans, and plenty of veggies to round out my first plate. Then I'll check out what kind of meats they have available and grab some. Love that over the years they have improved their drink selections to now include Vitamin Water. Definitely a regular customer and fan of this particular Golden Corral.

Oh lord. It's a BUFFET. JUST shut up with your negativity and EAT LIKE YOU SIGNED UP FOR? Maybe…read more.... I'm just being arrogant, but seriously? The staff are all SO KIND. The food is always flavorful and ps. IF you ask them KINDLY TO REHEAT your plate of food FOR YOU- they will. Key word *kindly* .... Quit making excuses to not "be kind" in a country that is said to be "with liberty and JUSTICE FOR ALL" and then showing ugly wrath instead. I said what I said. (; To the business itself- please don't let these BIG idiots stop you from sharing your culture with us. I was very sad to look this place up & read the ratings you guys have NO power to change. I see it. You guys are awesome and should be proud of what you are doing. Thank you all so much for your/"my" comfort meals over the years of eating my feelings hahahaha you guys are so cool. thank you and have a blessed day ! ALSO THE INSIDE OF THIS BUILDING IS BEAUTIFUL. BE GRATEFUL. okay byeeee (:

I can not believe the situation that just happened. My mother who is 75 just paid for us to eat…read moredinner. She left $5 on her card and had asked me if I had cash. As she was getting up the waitress came over and moved the pen to look at the amount of the tip. She then said "not even 10%". My mother replied yes, that's all I did on my card". The waitress shook her head and said "haha that's not even 10%" and then shook her head at my mom and started laughing. While laughing and shaking her head while starting at my mom, she started talking to the woman at the front desk. Mind you, I was standing there watching all of this while going to pull out cash from my wallet to leave for a 20% cash tip". As I stood there she continued to laugh and stare at us, while speaking to the other waitress about how my mother didn't leave 10%. I confronted her and I said, "I am standing here pulling out cash for you and you have the nerve to sit there staring at us talking badly because on the card you didn't get 10%?". She rolled her eye at me and continued to talk to the lady at the counter. My mom told her "I said that's all I could do on my card. " She shook her head at my mom, rolling her eyes and then laughed even more with the other lady. I made my mother and my family go outside to wait, while I asked for a manager. She looked at me and continued to laugh" haha a manager, oh yeah she is a manager(talking about the lady who had been at the counter talking and laughing with her)". I looked at the lady at the counter and said "you are a manager? So you allow and laugh with your employees at customers." She shook her head and told the waitress to go get the other manager and walk away, the waitress said no and then told me again "you can talk with her". I couldn't believe it. Then the lady at the counter told the waitress to walk away again and how could she help. "I said well first, I am standing here with my wallet open and you can see me but yet, she continues to say things to you and shake her head at us. I was going to leave more than 10% in cash but the way she just handled herself and the way you are handling it now I don't think she should get anything. Tipping is not legally mandatory, you work for it. So the way she is treating us now because she wanted to laugh instead of hear us when we said we were leaving cash, tell me would you tip?" She said "no, I am sorry and then told another waitress to not ask customer for 10% tips." I said "that wasn't the point, it was more the way she acted and the way she held herself when asking." It wasn't a polite conversation of thank you, we normally ask for at least 10%. Then listened when we did we are leaving cash. So, yeah I guess the staff is nice if you make sure they can see the 10% or more left on your card and not someone standing with cash. Otherwise you are a laughing stock who makes 75 year old women cry.

We are in the lounge this visit. The food is so so. I had the heirloom tomato and mozzarella…read morebruschetta ok but not fabulous. My husband had the dagwood sandwich with fries and said it was great. I had creme brulee for dessert. The custard was tasty but no flamed sugar crust. My husband had the cheesecake and said it was very good. So why 4 stars when the food is just ok? Here we go: The service is amazing! Fast, friendly & efficient. The drinks are fabulous. The place has a comfy, laid back feel and they have live entertainment several nights a week. The night we came they had the cheesiest lounge lizard. What a blast! Seriously, give it a try.

A group of approximately 15 guest ate at Annabelle's. The service was great. The food was tasty and…read moreof good presentation. The portions were decent size. Many asked for a take home container. I had the shrimp street tacos with calabasit. The environment was very clean and inviting. This is a great place for a large group.

Lin's Grand Buffet is one of our go-to spots, especially after a long day when we just don't feel…read morelike cooking! First off, the selection of food is outstanding. There's a great variety of seafood, meats, and other delicious options, along with fresh veggies, noodles, and sauces so you can put together a plate exactly how you like it. There's also a wide selection for the kiddos and a big salad bar, so there's truly something for everyone. You really can't go wrong here. It's a great spot for the whole family, and we'll definitely keep coming back!

The restaurant is nice looking as far as aesthetics, and the staff is friendly and kind…read more The food was just not the greatest. My brother bit into a piece of fried chicken and blood came out. The men's room was despicable in the stalls. There's baked potatoes with no butter or sour cream. Overall, for the price paid, this was a very unsatisfactory experience. I won't be back to any of these restaurants, and do not recommend this place.

For a year or so, I had this place on my radar to try as I love Hibachi. Little did I know for the…read morelongest time, it was mainly a buffet. I'd likely would have skipped, but some Yelp friends left decent reviews so I gave it a go. When you arrive, you will pay then be taken to a seat. Your server mainly just refills a drink, and you get your food items yourself. For $18.99 (Monday-Thursday Dinner Buffet price), it's not terribly priced; but also, the food quality just isn't there to justify the price. A lot of the food is greasy, and left me feeling uneasy. Most of the food out, looked decent in terms of quality and freshness while fairly clean. Personally, I would pass but if you like a super buffet then this one is fairly decent.

0/5 Stars - Terrible Experience, Unsafe Food Handling, paid $98 for 4 people with no drinks…read more This was one of the worst buffet experiences we've had. The restaurant was extremely overcrowded, and the chairs were so close together that they kept hitting each other whenever people tried to get up or walk by. The music was completely inappropriate for a family restaurant. Some songs contained racial slurs and explicit language, making it an uncomfortable environment for children and families. The food was bland, lacked flavor, and had an unpleasant smell. Even worse, there were no clear allergy labels on the food. My father has an egg allergy, and we specifically asked an employee whether a dish contained egg. We were told it did not, but afterward, my father became seriously ill and spent two days throwing up. This was extremely concerning and could have been dangerous for someone with a food allergy. A restaurant serving a buffet should take food safety and allergy awareness seriously. Customers should be able to trust the information provided by employees, especially when it comes to potentially life-threatening allergies. Between the overcrowding, inappropriate music, poor food quality, and serious concerns about allergy safety, this experience was unacceptable. We will not be returning, and I would strongly encourage management to improve the dining environment, food quality, and allergy labeling procedures.

Food is good, service is fast, employees are polite. Only thing I wish they would fix is the online…read moreordering. When I first started going there it worked but now the last few times it doesn't.

This is like Panda Inn level Chinese Food in a take-out model. I downed all the Mongolian chicken…read moreand egg drop soup was pretty solid. Service quick, kinda in the middle of nowhere but definitely some place I'd come back on a consistent basis for lunch. Highlights: in house chilli oil was good. Mongolian chicken had layers to it. Chicken was velveted just enough, good amount of tissue shreds without feeling like you are chewing on rubber. Very flavorful and balances with the bell peppers and onions. Liked that they threw in bean paste for that pungent Umami.