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Came back again for a birthday and food was still consistent above average. Service was also nice The restaurant is always packed on the weekends
I'm coming from the DMV area, which also has a big Vietnamese population and after visiting Kim Son, I wished we had a Vietnamese buffet too!! I was impressed by the wide selection they had. They had a noodles/soup station, grilling station, general food area and desserts station. I think overall the food was pretty good for a buffet/AYCE restaurant! The standouts are for sure the soups and desserts. I was in heaven with that unlimited che!!! I was also impressed by the service! The moment we sat down, we had a few staff members check on us and even offered us a tray of crabs that they brought directly to our table. At all food stations, the food is served to you and not self serve like a usual buffet setup. Would love to visit again when I come back to Houston!
Disappointed in what was offered for a Saturday especially for $33 a person. I've been going to Kim Son since I was a teen, and it seems to have gone downhill since Covid. If you want an assortment of everything Vietnam has to offer, then this is a great place to have that experience. But if you want the best of the best, visit and use Yelp to find the particular dishes you want. Typically Saturdays in the past were more expensive because of what they offered with seafood but there want much to choose from outside of mussels. There were shrimp dishes but in the past crawfish, crab, etc. were offered. The new-ish addition of the street food, Che station, and new desserts was nice but not for the price in my opinion. Not a bad experience but moderate compared to previous experiences to the old Kim Son experiences. I would return to let friends taste everything that Vietnam has to offer but not return if they had in mind what dishes they want to experience.
The best largest Vietnamese buffet I've had over and over again. Everytime I come back they always have new added item. Every possible dish you can think of and all their portions are small. Not huge portion so you get full. Every noodle soup you can think of in small portion bowls. Super delicious and a must try for all their soup. They have vietnamese street food with grilled oysters. They have everything from chicken feet, to blue crabs, roasted duck, roasted pork belly, prime rib, sushi, banh xeo, banh knot, banh cuon, and some much more. Basically, all your traditional vietnamese dishes and some. They all have you traditional hot deserts, cold desert, sweet sticky rice, mango coconut sticky rice, panda waffles, coconut jelly, honeycomb sweet bread and many more. They even have a sugarcane, milk tea, and passion fruit tea station. They continuously refill the food and the food is always hot. They remove empty plates very fast and refill your drinks continuously. Super friendly staff and so many of them. Very large space and fast paced environment. Can get super crowded with lines for every serving station. Large parking lot with plenty of parking.
We went for the all you can eat crawfish, we stayed for everything else! Overwhelmed is the only word that accurately describes the feeling I had when I entered Kim Son. The place is palatial, with large dining areas and tons of people. But it's the buffet area that is truly magnificent. The set up is reminiscent of an elite food market with various vendors. The lines upon lines of various goods, such as cold items, fried items, desserts, drinks and a hot noodle bar are just among a few of the choices. The crawfish was also very tasty with large portions and wonderful flavor options. The staff were attentive and checked in on us to make sure we were all right. I personally loved the noodles and the plethora of desserts. Highly recommend going to experience this restaurant!
This buffet offers a large selection of great food choices nice customer service, friendly people
Asian buffets usually have a negative connotation tied to them due to the severe lack of quality for mass-produced food. Kim Son has definitely changed the game here. The quality in food is definitely there, service is great, and with all that said, this one feels like an upscale buffet (not quite Las Vegas style but pretty dang close). Kim Son has always been a Houston Viet staple. I've had two graduation parties at other locations, and our family has had many a gathering at one of various Kim Son locations. While this is the only Kim Son left, I can attest to Mama La's brand of pho broth concentrate and egg rolls found in Asian markets. The buffet starts at $22.50 for adult lunch and $32 for adult dinner. They also have a senior discount for those 65+ and also honor a complimentary buffet on the day of your birthday (ID required). On weekend peak times, there can be a wait, but they give you a buzzer. The buffet selection is huge. I usually don't even have the stomach capacity to try everything on the line. From soups to Vietnamese street food, dim sum, and buffet classics, there is something for just about anyone. For the kids, they even have fried chicken and french fries! The must-do's for me are the lotus-wrapped beef (bo la lot), Vietnamese crepe (banh xeo), and the rice rolls with cured meat (banh uot cha), all in the street food section. Solid runner-ups are the prime rib, dim sum selection, and the turnip egg cake (banh bot chien). I know that this time of year they have crawfish served on Fridays. If you come for just the crawfish alone, it is a pretty good deal. $32 for AYCE crawfish? I'm in. Service is always very good here. Waters never go empty and your dirty plates are picked up in a timely manner. Kim Son buffet is a must-do while in Houston and even more so for out-of-town visitors. I've heard it's the biggest Vietnamese buffet in the US - better believe it.
This has been on my bucket list of places for years and I had the opportunity to try it! Pretty large dining space, but options seemed less than I was expecting. Soup station: 7/10 Offered about 14 different soup options that are made fresh to order. You can ask for modifications, but you'll probably have to speak some Vietnamese to get exactly what you want. You can ask for no noodles! Pretty hot and good sizes. Sauces/condiments on the side. Grill/Street food station: 6.5/10 Biggest line because they have freshly grilled oysters and shrimps. It was fine, the sauce that was served with them was okay, very syrupy Deli station: 8.5/10 The fresh summer rolls were good and fresh! Hot food bar: 6.5/10 Fresh banh xeo, but it was very coconutty in flavor which I was not a huge fan of. I loved the amount of fresh herbs and vegetables that came with it though! There was nothing that was very memorable to me I. This station had some seafood but some of them were slimy or had too much sand. Dessert station: 8.5/10 Great dessert station, this and the soup station were my favorites. They offer a lot of Che/Viet desserts as well as some freshly squeezed sugar cane juice and Thai milk tea.
Kim Son is the largest Vietnamese buffet in the US, located on Bellaire in Houston, Texas. But although everything is bigger in Texas, bigger doesn't always mean better. We got here on a Sunday around 5pm to avoid the dinner rush. I thought it was pretty early to be having dinner, but my boyfriend's mom told us that it would be very busy later. And she was right. As we were leaving around 6pm, there was a huge crowd of people standing around in the waiting area. I am told the wait can be around 45 min to an hour. Although the building is huge, the buffet itself is quite normal in size. The main dining and buffet area only takes up a fraction of the second floor. It seemed like they had other spaces down the hall for private events such as weddings. The decorations were pretty cute. Aside from the main buffet, they had a couple of carts mimicking street vendors and serving street food dishes such as fried bananas and banh hoi. There was also a section of the buffet dedicated to street food skewers like nem nuong and bo la lot. You can also get made-to-order dishes such as pho or banh xeo. One strange thing I noticed is that for the vast majority of buffet items, there are staff members handing out food. For the most part, you do not grab the food yourself. If you want something, like noodles, you would point at the noodles and the staff member would place the food on your plate. I wonder why... the most obvious answer is portion control or prevention of food waste, but I felt like most of the time, they would give me way more food than I actually wanted. I like to try a little bit of everything at a buffet, so I would grab maybe... one chicken wing... one shrimp... one eggroll... a small clump of noodles... and then come back to get more if I liked it. But they try to give you so much! I would constantly have to be like "oh, just one please!" or "oh, not that much, thank you." I really don't think it's necessary to have staff members serving the food as it makes the experience more complicated than it needs to be. I think their time could be better spent making the food taste better. The food quality across the board was mostly unimpressive except for a couple of items. There's a section of the buffet with food from mien trung (Central Vietnam) that had some pretty good choices. I liked the banh beo, banh it, etc. Unfortunately, I didn't think the banh hoi was very good and the cucumbers they were served with were very bitter. I also liked the fried bananas. Aside from that, nothing was really noteworthy. Although the food isn't very good, I think it's worth a visit just for the experience and ability to say you've been. The servers were also pretty nice. I would recommend coming early to avoid the dinner rush. But I don't think I would want to come back.
Great selection and the ginger jello dessert was yummy. A lot of fried food. Next time I would stick with phô. Iced tea instead of Vietnamese ca phe in the machine. Friendly service, management and hostesses.
Haven't been here in a couple months and boy did I miss me some Kim Son! It's the unlimited Nuoc Mia for me honestly. There was a wait for it when we first came in though. The girl said 5 minutes and when I came back there was a huge line and there was this lady ahead of me that asked for 6 cups.... Surprisingly today there were crabs?! I don't think I've ever came in when they had crabs on their menu but hey, let's keep it. Also they added Nem Nuong and I'm obsessed! The rice paper could be a little bit softer, but it's inevitable once the rolls are out in the air for a bit. I think I've said it before but I'll say it again, please bring back the fried shrimp balls!!! I forget what KS calls it but it's the one you usually get at Dim Sum. Management if you're reading please please please bring it back!
I've been here a few times, and it seems to get better with every visit. The service is consistently great, and they've expanded their menu with even more options. There's a wide variety of plates to choose from, along with selection of desserts. Everything is flavorful, and I've enjoyed every meal I've had here. I would definitely come back again.
I thought I reviewed this place years ago. I came to update about their newest stations. Kim son has really made full upgrades over the years. They have a great selection of Vietnamese food and they have a seafood grill station. There's ayce crawfish when in seaso. That's brought to your table. They recently added another station with pandan waffles, viet pizza, mango sticky rice. Their space is also for wedding banquets. The place is huge so the waits not usually terribly long. But it does get packed. I think this is one of the best buffets in town offering a huge variety of foods. Service is not the best for drink refills but they do clean off plates fast. The food overall is decent. On weekends they offer dimsum at lunch.
We tried the infamous Kim Son buffet! I think it was not bad for a buffet! There are many food options from dim sum (we went on a Sunday), to street food, noodle soups, and desserts and sugarcane drinks. I think our friend put it nicely - there is a wide variety of dishes; Kim Son gives you a chance to have a bite or two of every thing and it will fulfill the cravings one may have for Vietnamese food. Service was quick and attentive. Can get pretty busy. read more
5 months ago
Food is excellent, one most amazing service you will get for a buffet restaurant and location and the ambiences is grand read more
This is the only Vietnamese buffet in the U.S. however, the options are not limited to just Vietnamese, there's also Chinese and Japanese food. It gets really busy here so plan to wait or come right when they open. I appreciate the natural light coming in from the windows but no one cares about the ambiance here, what we care about is the food and on imo they deliver. There's a soup station with made to order noodle soups from pho and wonton noodle soup to bun bo hue, banh canh, etc. they have a variety of stir fried dishes, banh xeo, banh bot loc, spring rolls, dim sum, and a variety of Vietnamese desserts. It's almost impossible to try everything without getting full because there's so much. I come here to satisfy my Vietnamese food cravings when I visit Houston and then I'm good for at least a month or two. This is not your fancy buffet so don't come with high expectations. They do serve you which can be a hassle when you just want a little bit bc there is a language barrier or bc it's too loud. It's an inconvenience but then I appreciate not touching tongs that thousands have touched especially during flu season. read more
5 months ago
Good food, every single time. So many choices but my stomach never allows me to taste every one of them. At the time of checkout, internet was down causing quite a bit of hassle and Inconvenience. read more
3 months ago
1 year ago
Came here all the way from Cali! Definitely was good food, especially the nuoc mia(sugar cane)! Staff is there to help you get your food, so it helps in terms of wasting less food/uneaten food. I recommend trying a bit of everything, you can definitely try everything and still have some room for more! Our server was always checking up on us and was very kind. I think everyone who loves Viet food and visits the Houston area try this place. Price was a bit more than average. Lots of tables and space. read more
I tried the special event catering food for an event on their second floor banquet hall. Everything was so delicious! I really liked the lobster fried rice and this steamed fish dish. I also had a tiramisu slice at the end, that was not too sweet. It reminded me of Costco's tiramisu cake! read more
This place was amazing!! I definitely wish we had this back home. I had heard about this Vietnamese buffet a good bit before we visited but nothing prepared me for it in person. There were so many great food options, with street food to pho to dim sum. They also had free boba and desserts included- their chai tea was phenomenal. I really loved the variety and felt that anybody could find something to eat there. We visited on a weekday at lunch and business was booming. This is a must visit next time I am in town! My only complaint is that most of the food is salty, so if you are sensitive to that just be aware. read more
8 months ago
1 year ago
The food here are very good, a nice change of pace from the Chinese-style buffet. Our family enjoy the most at the soup station because they have lot of options and very delicious. An was our server and he was extremely nice and helpful. read more
1 year ago
Good Vietnamese buffet. A lot of seating area and the waiters are very attentive. Don't expect American Chinese buffet and explore! You can eat from the buffet selection and eat sushi or get some pho. I love their flavored tea selection served over crushed ice as a special treat for me after I eat. I will say lunch is good and cheaper but the better selection is the dinner buffet. Spent around $73 for two before tip. read more
2 years ago
The service was awesome. Very friendly and helpful. The ambiance was good. Very busy given it was lunar new years. The food was great. So many different choices to choose from. From sushi to pho and everything in between there's something for everyone. read more
If you want to explore Vietnamese cuisine, Kim Son's is the perfect place to go! This Vietnamese buffet restaurant on Bellaire Blvd is important for its wide-ranging menu and interesting serving approach. We arrived at lunchtime; the restaurant was busy but not overly crowded. The buffet features a wide variety of dishes, including some not typically found on Vietnamese restaurant menus. It offers a fantastic way to experience many diverse flavors and a variety of textures in a single meal. I truly appreciate their serving system; instead of self-serve, staff plate all the food. This rigorously guarantees sanitary conditions and effectively prevents multiple people from handling the serving utensils. I wholeheartedly commend them for this exceptionally clever approach. it's a smart way to keep things clean while still offering the large convenience of a buffet. Kim Som restaurant provides a superb introduction to Vietnamese food, featuring dishes that go beyond the typical fare. It's worthwhile to visit; you'll have a rewarding experience. read more
Kim Son Traditional Vietnamese and Chinese Cruisine. The variety of traditional and modern dishes are very well done. From several Noodle Soup, Wok dishes, Dumplings, Sticky Rice, Crepes, Stir Fry, Noodle Entrees, Seafood, several rice dishes, oysters, there is something for everyone. One of the better Asian Buffets that I have been to with high quality of items and entrees. Remember, it is a marathon, not a sprint, so enjoy the experience Kim Son offers you. Enjoy read more
8 months ago
1 year ago
We haven't visit Kim Son for lunch in a while so we decided to give it a try. We were very surprised Kim Son is now offering dim sum items during lunch time. The dim sum includes: steam pork ribs, shrimp hacow, sui mai, chicken feet, steam buns, and more. Party of 4 on a Monday at 12:30pm. Kim son was packed 90% but we were lucky to be seated with no wait. Lunch prices 22.50 adult and 21.50 Senior. This is what we ate: * bun Bo hue:2/5 there was pork blood, tendon meat, and beef slices. No pork feet. Flavor was ok. Ok BBH. I added shrimp paste and veggies. Lacking lemongrass flavor and flavor was ok but not the best BbH I had. * sesame ball: 5/5 my family member liked it. I didn't personally tried it. * grilled shrimp: 5/5 Smokey and perfectly cooked * Vietnamese eggroll: 3/5: the eggroll could be rolled tighter. I didn't see any shrimp in it. Just pork and noodles and ear mushrooms. * chicken curry: 4/5: flavor is authentic and good. Love there was taro in it. French baguette was crispy and good with curry. Chicken was dry and over cooked. I had a piece that wasn't and that was good. * crispy chicken and crispy sticky sweet rice: 4/5. Chicken is juicy and crispy. Rice was crispy too. Wish the fish sauce was more flavorful to help this dish. Fish sauce was bland. It needed more lime juice fish sauce and chili pepper. * fried rice: 3/5 decent * banh cot: 1/5 super doughy and not crispy. Shrimp was flavorless. * steam pork ribs: 5/5 yummy with the exception of the fatty pieces which we didn't eat. Flavor is good for dim sum * sui mai: 5/5 love love love * shrimp hacow: 4/5 family love it but I wasn't a fan. * braise pork knuckles: 3/5 decent but I didn't like the flavor. My family enjoyed it. * chicken feet: 3/5 could use a bit more seasoning , it was decent and glad they offer it for lunch now. * grill meats and rice noodle @saigon street food: 4/5 my family loved it . * Basil grass jelly drink: 5/5 refreshing and loved it * sweet rice with black eye peas dessert: 5/5 authentic and love it. The two employees working that station that day was super cranky/rude/with attitude and did not listen to the customers. Several customers including myself would ask desserts without the cream coconut and they just ignore us and pour it on there anyways. When we tell them they just give an attitude and couldn't understand without coconut cream. Perhaps they need more training. Not everyone likes the coconut cream to be added to their dessert especially those allergic. Would I recommend Kim son? Yes! If you like Vietnamese food or have never tried Vietnamese food, this is a perfect place for you to come and enjoy many traditional dishes for one lump price. Although we enjoyed the lunch but I totally recommend the dinner because you get seafood options such as crabs/crawfish/oyster/escargo (depending on season) too! read more
For $32 per person for dinner, this is not worth it. Kim Son is a well known Vietnamese institution in the Houston area and it seems this location gets away with being known as the "only Vietnamese buffet in the US." Just because it's the only one, doesn't mean it's a good one. The majority of the food was cold. Most of the food is not self service. There are people behind the buffet line that serve the food to you on the small black plates. None of them spoke to us. The fried egg rolls are the only item that was really good to me. The fried rice, noodles, and veggies were all bland. The spring rolls were a miss. They put too much vermicelli noodle and used shredded lettuce instead of one nice crunchy piece which made it a texture fail. The sushi with the red and yellow sauce was nasty. The sauce combo just ruined the flavor. The crab rangoons were cold and one barely had any filling. The chicken wings were decent but also cold. The beef stir fry was tender. Some might find it worth it for the seafood options like clams and crab but I think it's a waste of money. Thankfully our server was nice but the overall experience and food was definitely lacking and I would not go back. Houston has plenty of great viet spots. Check out Pho Saigon, Pho Ben, Kim Tai, etc. read more
1 year ago
9 months ago
My friends and I came here for dinner to raise some money for the Buddhist organization to build a new temple in Tampa, Florida. There were about a thousand people attending the meeting. The vegetarian dishes were very good. Kim Son restaurant is a great place for dining, parties, meetings, and weddings. We had a great time at the meeting because there were many singers performing for entertainment. read more
I've never seen a Vietnamese buffet before so this was pretty cool. The wait is very long so be prepaid to wait. As for the food, it was just ok. There was some things that were better than others but overall, it was alright in my opinion. Worth a try once. My visit was during crawfish season and the crawfish was good tho. I was most excited for the snails and oysters but those were bland and disappointing. read more
Kim Son on Bellaire is a one-of-a-kind spot that actually has a lot of history behind it. If you grew up in Houston as a Vietnamese person, it's likely you've dined at a Kim Son. What started as a one-room restaurant, then a posh, two-story experience unlike any Viet restaurant at the time, eventually turned into a Houston institution branching to all corners. Which lands us in Houston's Chinatown. Kim Son Bellaire is one of very few Vietnamese ayce buffets in the US . The cuisine covers everything from street food, seafood, dim sum, and banh mi. There's even a short-order soup bar with 10 options every day, that rotates the offerings. You could have choices including: bun bo hue, pho bo, or chao. There's also a che bar for dessert. The dining area can be bustling, with people coming in droves. The wait staff are quick with bussing dishes and refilling drinks. They also serve dim sum on the weekends in a separate banquet hall. Overall, a great place to showcase the diversity that Houston offers. read more
1 year ago
We were visiting and heard about this buffet from social media. First time trying a Viet buffet and there were so many options and everything was delish!! We went for dinner and staff were attentive and friendly. I like that they had the staff serve you the food rather than a bunch of people all over the food and touching the serving spoon. I also like that they had fresh sugar cane, Thai tea and matcha latte. The desserts were also good with a variety to choose from. Reasonable price, clean and spacious. A must try! read more
We decided to eat at this place for lunch yesterday. This restaurant can accommodate a group of 11 of us, which was greatly appreciated. There are lots of food selections- which were buffet style. This place had a lot of premade and then had some food that will be made for you when you go there to order. I had the bun Bo hue, the broth flavor was okay. I like pork blood in my bun Bo hue but did not get it so I thought they did not have it. I found out that they did when I ordered bun rieu for my boyfriend, who dislike pork blood but got it on his bun rieu. The desserts including the Che ba mau was pretty good. They had dim sum type of food too. Overall the food quality was decent for a buffet. Not the greatest Vietnamese food I had. The staff were quick at removing our empty plates away. read more
2 years ago
Tried this Vietnamese buffet today for lunch. Really love how clean it is and there is hand sanitizer everywhere. They also serve you and there is glass between you and the food, so no worry about ppl coughing or putting their hands in anything. Price point for lunch was about $20 per person, but there are different prices for seniors and kids. Apparently they were voted the cleanest buffet in Houston:) Best bite was the Pork Spring Roll. Enter freely, they've been approved. read more
1 year ago
I noticed the "Dim Sum" written on the building, so I stopped for lunch, not realizing it was an overpriced buffet. Very few dim sum options. I've travelled Vietnam and enjoyed excellent cuisine. This restaurant was simply gross. Large cafeteria type atmosphere... The congealed dishes indicated loads of monosodium glutamate and fat swimming on top. Very few options for vegetarians or healthy eaters. It's a $22+ lunch buffet, and they have the nerve to list suggested tipping amounts from 15-20 percent. read more
9 months ago
Not a lot of Vietnamese buffets in California. This was fun to try. Weekend dinner has lots of blue crabs. Lots of chinese food. We enjoyed noodle soups the most. Every kind of dessert che for you too eat. Also have rib roast and American foods. Ambiance is loud and casual. Kids running around. Think hometown buffet. Service is good. Take away the dirty dishes quickly. Lots of parking. We are tourists so this was a destination in our itinerary. Lol not bellagio buffet read more
2 years ago
My friend brought me to this Vietnamese Buffet! It was delicious I love Vietnamese food and this place gave me a chance to sample a variety of food, soup, and dessert! I definitely enjoyed this experience! I will come back and recommend this place. The food was really good. Everything I tried was good! I wish I had more space in my tummy to try more but I got full after all the food I ate. There was also quality in the food as the crawfish were the biggest I've seen and delicious! Try the soups! They are all good as well! This is a really good price for (2) dinner buffets at $68.20 without tip. We beat the crowd on a Wednesday at 6pm. read more
2 months ago
My review is strictly based on their family style wedding menu, not the buffet nor the dimsum selections. I've had Kim Son's wedding foods for years. My relatives and I recently stopped by to do a wedding menu tasting recently, so I was able to try every dish more thoroughly. Service was good, and the restaurant wasn't too busy at the time. I didn't get the full names of all the dishes, but we had Crabmeat and Asparagus Soup, Seafood Salad (w/ Shrimp Chips), Peking Duck & Steamed Buns, Lobster, Steak & Asparagus, Seafood Birds Nest, and Imperial Fried Rice. My absolute favorites were the Steak and Asparagus, Lobster, and Fried Rice; they were definitely the stars of the show, and we all loved those. The Seafood Salad and the Peking Duck and steamed buns were also really good. The only thing we all weren't a big fan of was the Seafood Birds Nest. It looked super pretty, but the "birds nest" was made from fried taro which got really soggy from the sauce. Overall, the foods were good, and we were all pretty satisfied. read more
2 years ago
This was my first time experiencing a Vietnamese buffet, and I thought it was a great experience. They had a noodle bar, a street food section, desserts, and much more. Overall, everything was pretty consistent in terms of flavor and variety. You'll find all the Vietnamese staples like pho, bánh xèo, and bún bò Huế. The veggies were fresh and clean, and the seafood seemed fresh as well. For a buffet, this place is solid and definitely worth the price. The restaurant itself is huge, and there's plenty of parking. read more
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10603 Bellaire Blvd
Houston, TX 77072
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Hello does Kim son Buffet have a time limit? Do they have fried crab all the time? Thx
As far as I know, Kim Son does not have a time limit. I cannot answer if they have fried crab all the time though.
What's the main difference between lunch and dinner menu?
I think the dinner buffet offers more seafood options.
How much is the buffet?
I think it was around $30 for an adult when I went last month.
Hi there, I love seafood,I saw on Facebook they have a lot of seafood, Can someone tell me about the seafood ?thank you
They have a decent selection when we went. It was a Saturday for lunch. But be warned do not eat the oysters. two people in my party had them. One was mildly sick while the other was violently sick for a better part of a week. Besides that…
When do they offer grilled oyster?
They had them Saturday at lunch. But I would not recommend them. Two people I went with did and they got sick. Thankfully I was hesitant to try them.
Do they still have pork feet for buffet? When is the best time to visit? Lunch, dinner or weekend buffet? And what foods are different for those 3 time windows?
I haven't seen pig feet on the menu, go there early food are fresh and not too crowded.
I only have one day to spend in Houston. I already have dinner plans and I'll be eating dim sum elsewhere for lunch. But I want to try this also, don't judge. :) Will they run out of selections by 2pm? Will they have oysters on a weekday?
Surprisingly, they never run out of food, however, so I'm not sure about the availability of the oysters.
Do they have fish and prime rib during lunch?
Was here for lunch today (Thursday) - they do have some fried and grilled fish, fish balls and grilled shrimp, but no other shellfish and no prime rib.
Do they offer seafood? What are the various seafood options? When is the best/optimal time to visit for seafood? Thank you!
Yes! they have shrimp, squid, mussels and more I went around noon which it was a 40 minute wait but was soo worth it. When we left there wasn't much of a wait time so i would say best time to beat the line around 2p.m. Weekends. During the week not…
Are the lunch and dinner offerings different?
Yes, the menu is different thus the lower price. It is still good.
Do they offer lunch buffet on weekdays? If yes, what's the cost?
Yes they offer weekend buffet but forgot the cost of it per person
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