For a buffet style restaurant, it's pretty yummy; they have a wide selection of seafood, Asian…read morefood, salads, and good ol' American food!

Stopped in here on my way through. Couldn't decide what we wanted so we chose a buffet. I will say…read moreit was nice to be in and out so fast, but that's only because by the time you pay and get a plate, you realize everything in this place but the sushi is frozen or canned and then over-cooked to the moon. Everything had a weird cheap flavor. 2 adults, $46.50. Doesn't sound bad but I would've gotten more nourishment from McDonalds. It's not a seafood buffet. It's an Asian buffet. Don't expect to come in to a wide selection of seafood.

Two words: crab cakes. 'Nough said!…read more (But Yelp says I must say more, so: crab bread. Sensing a trend here?).

A very good friend recommended this restaurant to us and we were excited to try it. I love seafood!…read more We were warmly greeted and sat immediately due to our reservation. Our server was knowledgeable and professional. She welcomed us, explained the menu and quickly brought brought water and lemons for the water. She was fantastic throughout the meal and made our experience wonderful. We ordered French onion soup and a "special" of fried green tomatoes for our appetizers. Complimentary, fresh, warm, honey-wheat bread with both regular and cinnamon sugar butters, was brought to the table. The bread had a very nice texture. The French onion soup was very delicious and not too sweet! It was perfectly balanced. The fried green tomatoes were fresh and the breading was perfectly crispy. However the "seasoning" was in the mildly spicy remoulade, which was served on the side. We also ordered a broiled seafood platter with sides of broccoli and twice baked potato. The hubs ordered char-grilled pork chops, grilled asparagus, and potato au gratin. Everything was perfectly cooked and tasty. We really enjoyed everything. Regarding ambiance, the dining room looks a bit formal with its white table cloth and dim lighting. However, everyone dressed casually - jeans, shorts, etc. This made for a very relaxed atmosphere. But..... Ultimately, and in spite of all the good, I will deduct one star simply because I believe the entire menu is overpriced.

Went to Sunday dinner with some friends last week. Even though I live right down the street from…read morethis buffet, I hadn't visited it yet. I was wondering how it compared to Charm City Buffet, which I have been to several times. I assumed that it would be about the same, if not a tad bit worse, because it's smaller than Charm City Buffet. I am pleased to say that I WAS WRONG. Jeremy, Justin and I all thought that Best Buffet was better. The people cooking the food actually want it to taste good, instead of throwing whatever up on the buffet line thinking quality doesn't matter. I managed to eat two plates of food, which doesn't seem like a lot, but I had some big honkin' portions of meat. Everything was incredible, and I wish I could have unzipped my stomach and continued to eat. The roast pork was so tender and delicious. The spare rib meat came right off the bone and was sticky with that great hoisin-flavored Chinese sauce. The crawfish were spicy. All the Chinese dishes tasted like something you would get at a quality take-away. The sweet and sour chicken nuggets were crispy, and you get to sauce them yourself, so they stay that way. Jeremy couldn't get enough of the pepper steak and onions. Justin was the only one to take advantage of the hibachi - which he liked, but said it could use more vegetables to choose from. He would have liked some broccoli and mushrooms. I'm not sure if those things were available over at the salad bar, but if they were I feel like the manager of the buffet should consider moving the salad ingredients closer to the hibachi, so customers realize they have more choice. The shrimp were okay. I think I may be eating them wrong. I don't understand the seasoned coating on the outer shell. I peel off the shell, and thus all the coating, so why is it there? I ate half a dozen of them, though, so don't think I'm going to let my confusion stop me from eating shrimp whenever possible. Sharon, our other friend, wanted to pay for Jeremy and I, but didn't factor in the fact that prices are higher on the weekends and during dinner (she picked the time and day), so I ended up paying for myself because the price for two was already more than she expected to pay. Personally, I thought for the selection of foods, and considering it was dinner, the price of approximately $22 per person wasn't bad. I think this is the reason why she said that she preferred Charm City Buffet (when we paid), though she claimed that she thought the food tasted better at CCB. Her favorite item at Best Buffet was the coconut shrimp (which I regret not trying, but I couldn't fit anything else in my belly). I do wish that there was something seriously chocolatey, like a brownie, on the dessert bar. I tried to soothe my sweet tooth with a slice of cake with chocolate mousse on top, but it just didn't cut it. This is my top buffet choice (for now. There's a new one being remodeled on North Point, behind the mall, that I'm eagerly awaiting). I feel like I could go there every week, try new things each time, and be just as pleased as I was on Sunday.

Our family normally enjoys the buffet. However if you go on a slow time. Food is nasty and old…read more As much as you pay for a family to eat out. The food should be good. So disappointing. Do better!

Great place for an event. Food was good and service was exceptional. Had my daughters shower there…read moreand would highly recommend.

This is an absolute gem! It offers a large buffet with plenty of choices, including a salad bar,…read moresoups, comfort foods like meatloaf, salisbury steak, chicken parmesan, chicken wings, turkey, chicken salad, tuna salad, carving station, sides, fruit, custom order omelette station, soft ice cream, bourbon maple bread pudding (HIGHLY recommend), Shoofly pie, apple pie, brownies, cinnamon buns, chocolate chip cookies, espresso cheesecake, puddings. The restaurant itself is clean, spacious and beautiful, creating a welcoming atmosphere that's especially nice for families and larger groups. They even had an arcade, a bar, and outdoor field games. I enjoyed having so many different options to choose from, and the buffet format makes it easy for everyone to find something they like. To me, it's a fun, beautiful, delicious Gettysburg dining experience. It's a meal that is as good as homemade with plenty of variety. I think it's better than all the other over-hyped restaurant in the area. They didn't rush us at all. We will definitely be back!

It's a very nice place for party! There are various food you can eat. The service is great too.read more

First time here with my friend and I definitely enjoyed! I liked that there's a buffet bars for…read moreseafoods and veggies. It makes it somewhat easier than ordering on the iPad and waiting like at other hotpot places. I'm a fan of tom yum broths but this locations broth was a little too tomato forward for my taste. The ambiance was pretty quiet but not empty around lunch time! Our waitress was helpful and really it was an easy lunch process.

Great buffet and service for a funeral wake of 30. Super easy and good vittles. The rolls are to…read moredie for!

Best buffet I've ever been too, it was able to feed our whole schools band class, of 86, bathrooms…read moreare very clean, they clean ur plate RIGHT after ur done with it. You never have to ask to get ur drink refilled they will ask u. Thank you thank you thank you thank you

This place is still great with the variety, taste, and value…read more Dinner was $21 plus a free fountain drink. Always clean and the staff is very attentive.

My first visit to Lu Buffet was today for lunch with a friend who recommended it…read more The pros: senior lunch prices are a bargain at $14. Lots of choices and unlimited quantities. They have a Pho station, a sushi station, and many rows of buffet selections. A drink (like soda or hot tea) is included. Given the number of options, everyone should find something. Plenty of fruit and salad. Also some quasi American standards like pizza. The mehs: There were some items that were so-so. Vegetables on the hot bar (green beans, broccoli, mushrooms) were pretty tasty. Chicken (General Tso's style was pretty chewy. Sushi was ok but not amazing in terms of flavor. Some apps like spring rolls were on the bland side Bottom line, go for the value, the overwhelming number of choices.

great food and services. Lots of selections. Fresh food. We all Loved it. Goos experience. It was…read morefun.

food is awesome!!!!! waiters are really aware of you and clearing youre trash. Would recommend to…read morefriends and family!!!!!!