I'm so glad I discovered DiMassi's! They have multiple locations in the North Texas area, but this…read moreone is my go to. My partner and I usually come in the early evening when dinner is freshly served. The food is always so delicious, and I really appreciate all the vegetarian options available!

Dimassi is an all you can eat Mediterranean Buffet with locations all across DFW. The buffet is $25…read moreper person for dinner They have decent selection with your usual Mediterranean items like hummus, baba Ganoush, pickles, feta dip.. they have some great salads like tabuli, broccoli, etc The meats include gyro meat, chicken and beef kebabs. They have freshly made pita, pizza and Zaatar bread cooked in the oven. They also have some Indian curries which is very weird to me but it might work for others. They have some tea and coffee options to end your meal. The desserts consist of baklava or rice pudding etc Now coming to what doesn't work. The hygiene is a huge concern. I saw a guest put their bare hands in the pita basket, pick a pita and then put it back in the basket with others. The buffet area is not commonly cleaned with food bits everywhere. Some customers were touching things and cross contaminating the main dishes. I know it's not the same with the Plano location so I hope manager of this location pays attention to their patrons and ensure basic hygiene standards are followed. I was overwhelming grossed out from it and don't think will ever be back to this location. Ambiance is loud as well with kids screaming and running all around the restaurant, so overall it's a pass for me.

I had been to Dragon House before, but this was my first visit back after the restaurant received…read moresignificant public attention due to past allegations. Rather than focus on that, I wanted to see how the food held up on this visit. We started with the Wagyu Beef Dumplings, and they were one of the best dishes of the night. The filling was juicy and flavorful with a nice balance of Wagyu beef, ginger, onions, cabbage, and scallions. The wrapper wasn't too thick, allowing the filling to be the star. The Stir-Fried Hand-Pulled Noodles were easily my favorite dish. The fresh noodles had the perfect chewy texture and were tossed with vegetables in a savory soy sauce that coated every noodle perfectly. It's a simple dish executed extremely well. We also ordered the House Chicken Fried Rice. The fried rice itself was excellent--well-seasoned, fluffy, and flavorful. My only criticism is that the chicken lacked seasoning and didn't stand out the way the rice did. If I ordered it again, I'd probably choose beef instead. Based on this visit, I'd absolutely recommend ordering the hand-pulled noodles and Wagyu dumplings. Those two dishes alone made the trip worthwhile, and I'll be back to continue exploring the menu.

We went here for lunch after spending July 4th at the Gaylord Texan Resort. The reviews were good,…read morethe restaurant is close to the resort, and we were in the mood for Chinese. The restaurant itself is attractive both inside and outside. Upon entering we were quite hopeful that the food would match the decor. I started with egg drop soup and it was good but not as flavorful as others I have had. That would become a theme for our meal. The kid had steamed juicy dumplings and liked them, but she said that they were not as good as dumplings at Jeng Chi in Richardson. I tried a couple and agreed that they are not as good. They were fine, just not as good as others. The wife had beef noodle soup with broccoli and on the positive side the beef (brisket) was incredibly tender. However, the noodles were way over cooked and the broth lacked something. It did not have a deep, developed flavor. I had garlic chicken and on the positive side, the chicken was tender and the many types of veggies were cooked well. However, the dish was bland. It really had very little flavor, and I said to the wife that if I did not know it was garlic chicken, I would never have guessed. It was just bland. The service was friendly but our server disappeared for long periods of tine. The dumplings and soups came out fast, but my dish took forever. I actually thought that our server went on break or went home for the day. it was a really long wait. We probably would not return to this restaurant again.

I stopped in here alone for lunch one day before perusing the shelves of the antique store in the…read moresame shopping center. I was craving some egg foo yung and was hoping they had it on the menu. I ordered wonton soup and the pork egg foo yung. As you can see from the photo the soup was the saddest I've ever had, when he put it down in front of me I almost laughed out loud. The egg foo yung was decent, if I had another craving for it I would definitely get it here again, maybe without the pork next time. Fried rice was just rice with soy sauce. Inside is aged and you can tell it's been there awhile, server was competent but very taciturn.

Ending a day of car shopping for one of our kids. Chicken and veggies and cashew chicken were very…read moregood. And served extremely hot. Caution!! Service was fast. My tea glass never went below 1/2. Very good place. Lights are a little low, but oh well.

Sushi Zen is a small place in a strip mall and does a big, busy business for lunch. You put your…read morename on the sign in sheet and have a seat until they call you. I was sat quickly at the bar, and then seemed to be forgotten about. I did wait a while before a man came to me to take my drink order, and then things progressed quickly. Though everyone who ended up being sat after me were immediately taken care of. I ordered the sushi and sashimi bento box. I sat at the sushi bar so I was able to watch how things were prepared. Everything comes out quickly, as all of the proteins are pre sliced and ready to go. They were busy and the turn around is quick. They also do a lot of to go orders, and those were stacked up by the front door. I thought the quality of the fish was good for the price. I really liked the ginger dressing that comes on the salad, though it is a wild color. The gyoza just tasted like frozen dumplings you can buy at the store, and then deep fried. But they were good. The rice was cooked properly, and not mushy at all. The only thing I didn't care for was the California roll. It was super goopy and just tasted like mayo. I had to leave that alone. The atmosphere is very noisy and if you are sitting at the sushi bar, you hear the constant beeping of their order machine. I may try them again for dinner if it is a bit quieter, or takout seems like a good option, though there is no online ordering on their website.

Came here for lunch last week and it was such a cute surprise ! I've been in the area for about 3…read moreyears and never heard of this place. The quality of food and price are unbeatable compare to other restaurants. $12 bento box lunch special came with rice, salad, 4 pieces of sushi and two gyoza ! The perfect amount of food! The beef tips were tender and not overly chewy. I want to come back for their sushi ! Their simple California roll impresses me

Amazing pork ribs and very tender chicken! The guy at the counter and the one in the kitchen are…read morejust really humble and kind. Gave us extra ribs and even free beer! Talk about southern hospitality!

It's all about the food at Meat U Anywhere BBQ. This small, no-frills spot delivers real-deal Texas…read morebarbecue and completely exceeded my expectations. I asked the pitmaster for "the center of the point," and he smiled and he delivered perfectly fatty, smoke-kissed slices. What followed was exactly what great barbecue should be--smoke, smoke, smoke. The brisket was incredibly tender with a perfect bark and that clean, oak-driven flavor you expect from authentic Texas BBQ. The sides were just as impressive: the German sausage was flavorful and perfectly smoked, the creamed corn was rich and comforting, and the jalapeño bacon mac & cheese added a delicious kick. The atmosphere is simple and genuine--about 20 tables, service one guest at a time, plastic trays lined with butcher paper, a soda fountain, and country music playing in the background. The bearded pitmasters and spotless environment add to the authentic experience. This isn't a big chain, but rather a locally owned North Texas gem. If you're near DFW and craving true, slow-smoked barbecue, Meat U Anywhere BBQ is absolutely worth the visit.

It's not easy to get a five-star from me. I'm jaded…read more The food here is authentic. Every bite was delicious. We had vegetarian dishes, malai kofta and mutter paneer, and they were genuinely surprisingly fabulous. They were cooked freshly, not from a pre-made pot. There are ways you can tell if it's really fresh. There are a lot of selections, and they're about 10%+ higher than the small university town we live in, and worth every darn dime. I'm seldom completely delighted, and the food here was great. The restaurant wasn't crowded on Wednesday-- and they should be. The cook is priceless. Give him/her/they a raise! I wish this wasn't my first time, or I'd recommend it without hesitation-- it was really, really good, and I'm a harsh critic. This was for dinner, and we have no experience with the buffet.

I was in the area and was looking for a good Indian restaurant and tried this place on a whim and I…read morewas very pleased! They give a daily soup during lunch, today was a vegetable corn soup. It was delicious, with good flavors without being too spicy. In fact the soup was so good that I decided to order their samosa as appetizer. The samosa's were also excellent, so many good flavors. It was served with a chutney sauce and another type of sauce. As the main entree I wanted to try something different than the typical Indian dishes that are the most common in the USA I ordered a vegetarian dish called Navratan Koorma. It's a mix of different vegetables in a creamy cashew sauce with rice and Naan bread. It was good and flavorful. The naan was bread was amazing, I've been to a few other restaurants in the area that have really unflavorful bread so this was nice. I was pretty full at the moment but felt like trying one dessert to have tried something from all parts of their menu and ordered Gulab Jamoon. An old classic, it was very good as well. It was slightly warm and freshly made and was a perfect end to the meal. The service was excellent throughout, the server gave me updates when one of the dishes were close to being ready. I thought the presentation was also very nice. I will definitely keep this restaurance in place next time I'm in the area.

My coworkers were raving about this "all you can eat" sushi joint called - "Japan House" that was…read morenot too far from our hotel, so after work a bunch of da fellas jumped into my small Toyota Corolla rental & headed over to Japan House for sushi. As a former fan of "all you can eat" buffets, I noticed as I've gotten older, I'm no longer a fan of "all ya can eat", but hangin' out with da fellas is fun. What can I say about Japan House? 1. The restaurant had an extensive sushi menu for all you can eat. 2. Exceptional service! Our waitress was very attentive, she kept checking up on us and placed our food orders quickly. After placing the food order, the food came out quickly. 3. This restaurant was one of the first restaurants that used an electronic robot. The robot machine brought out the simple items, and I even saw the robot sing "Happy Birthday" to a restaurant patron. 4. The restaurant is casual, and pretty dark inside. 5. The sushi quality is about "middle of the road", not the best, but far from bad. What do you expect for all you can eat? Check out my pics..... And if ya gotta ask, YES......all that food pics I took, I actually ate all that food. I swear when I got back to the hotel, I was in total kanak attack (Hawaiian Paralysis). Lol!

So I came here for the first time because I was craving some Japanese food, sushi, and all that…read moregood stuff. I looked through the reviews and found Japan House. I'm glad I went; they are an all-you-can-eat restaurant. When you arrive, you're greeted by the host, then seated, and they explain the menu and prices, which are actually quite reasonable. They are open from 11:00 to 14:30 for lunch, then reopen at 16:30 to close. The place looks amazing, decorated in authentic Japanese style. Huy, my server, was just fantastic. He explained how everything works and had this great energy about him. He even helped with some recommendations: the Ocean, 911 roll, and the Hot Night roll--all of which are amazing, so I recommend trying those. Also, if you go, ask for Huy. I'll definitely be back to try more because, you know, you can only eat so much, LOL!!!

wow!! meat slipped right off the bone! everything was delicious and so filling. they had dessert…read moretoo, it was free! lots of seating. indoor and outdoor!

Food Well I stopped in for some sides…read more Green Beans Excellent Coleslaw sweet but good Brisket Beans, hard ( not cooked ) no brisket in it at all. Will never get that again.