We enjoyed the breakfast, the friendly and attentive staff, and the price was excellent. It was…read moremuch better than the iHop or Denny's. Unlike the expensive hotels, it wasn't $20 to $70. It seems that $50 per person for a meal is the most common for breakfast, lunch, or dinner in many of the surrounding locations. Clean, family-friendly ambiance, with a great selection at the buffet -- omelet, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, fresh fruit, waffles, pancakes, French toast, potato samosa, tater-tots, hash browns, toast, Greek loukoumades, and the only thing you pay for is the coffee, teas, water, and juices.

I had passed by this place a couple of times, and never really stopped. I went online and checked…read moreout the reviews which are all pretty bad except for a few four-star reviews. I thought I'm going to have to check this place out for myself. So here's what I discovered. The food is okay, not amazing but just okay. Probably the lowest priced breakfast I have seen in Niagara Falls. They do not offer you free water, it's all bottled. Coffee is 4 bucks, which is pretty standard. I think the modus operandi is this: they get you in with the cheap buffet and then up charge you for anything else you want to order. Which I get, the buffet is always a loss leader, and they get you on the drinks which are marked up significantly. So let's talk about the buffet itself. Based on what I read from the other reviews, the hot ticket would be to get there right when it opens. That way the food has just come out, it's fresh and hot, and there is enough of it. I had the eggs, the sausage, and a piece of French toast and a waffle. I did go back for seconds to get a bowl of fruit, and try out the tater tots. The food was okay. Again, not the greatest I've ever had and not the worst I've ever had. It was a perfunctory breakfast. But again I tell you you need to get the right when they open to get the best stuff. Would I go here again? I don't think so. There are plenty of other places in Niagara Falls that are way better for just a little bit more money. However, if you have a group of people you're trying to feed on the cheap, this is a place to go. Case in point while I was there, two busloads of Mennonites came in and swarmed the buffet. Bottom line? It's a cheap breakfast, and you will walk out of there for under 20 bucks if you just have a coffee.

Mandarin is possibly the best Chinese buffet I have ever been to, and I have been to a lot. The…read morefirst thing you notice is the restaurant is vibrant and very clean. The serving area, the tables, and even the bathrooms are pristine. The food quality and variety is great. They offer all the normal stuff you see at a Chinese buffet plus extras like Maple flavored meatballs and wings. The sushi section is a little smaller than others but gets the job done. The desert section is incredible and you will want seconds. Try the maple ice cream! We went here twice in the short week we were in town, and I were a local this spot would be on my regular rotation for sure.

Excellent service- Welcomed with smiles. Arrived a couple minutes past our reservation time, and…read morewas sat immediately. Was provided a hot lemon infused cloth to clean up prior to going up to the stations to eat. Cup never emptied without an ask for refill. Very attentive the entire time. We were sat in the 'C' dining area area. There were room upon room so there's plenty of seating. Each room with a slightly different theme. Ours had a wall of beautiful fish tanks. The dining area, food stations and bathrooms were all very clean, which is so important at a buffet. They even have gloves at the end of each station in case you didn't want to touch the serving utensils with your bare hands. The variety of food goes from everything you can imagine at a Chinese buffet like sushi and fried rice to American options like burgers and fries, to surprises in-between like New England clam chowder and prime rib. Tons of dessert- hard ice cream, cakes, pies, fruit, jello, even Crème brûlée and waffles. One of my favorite surprises was the variety of mocktails. Most places offer me pop as a mocktail or a Shirley Temple at best. Decent pricing. Father's Day special dinner menu was $50/pp (Canadian) about $36/pp (American) which is pretty great for all you get and that's WITH their high tax. I believe the refular pricing is about $10/pp less. A must try only 30 minutes from Western NY.

Went for a bit of fun and gambling at Hamburg on a great Saturday late afternoon. First got a great…read moredrink me a White Russian and my daughter Sex on the Beach both made perfect was quick even though the bar was full. Played some games didn't loss much but had fun trying. I had trouble getting my weekly 10 dollar reward so the woman at the counter can over and try to help she too had trouble so she printed it out behind the counter that was nice of her to help .My daughter needed something to take home because she was hungry after that so she went and got a BLT salad at the express take out. She said it was really good plenty of bacon nice lettuce but as usual needed more dressing but she added at home good time for an impromptu decision to stop at the Hamburg gaming

There is not many different casino games, very few promotions, food is fair at best. When the…read moregames are set so you never win, it really isn't much fun. Go to Seneca, Canada or Vegas instead.

It's the kind of All You Can Eat Asian and American Buffet that Buffalo can afford. Honestly, I…read morecan't recall a better one. There's another buffet in the area that people generally like, but I've never been there. We visited Amherst Buffet last in September 2023 to check out their new location. I don't really know why, but we never went back. After today's visit, maybe I know why. They moved again! This time they took over the building where the Chinese grocery store used to be--Ni Hoowa. We were very curious and couldn't wait to see inside after the transformation. On Thursday around lunch time, this place was packed. It was shocking to see it, because there is a very large dining room area and it was almost fully occupied. I asked about a booth, and the hostess actually spent some time finding one for us in the perfect spot. I should start my review by saying that all the servers, and working crew were very nice and friendly. The food looked good. For lunch, there were typical dishes, nothing crazy. From two kinds of soup (hot and sour was nothing special), appetizers, lots of chicken, some pork, shrimp, fish, clams, of course rice, noodles (even Shrimp Alfredo). Also I saw pizza, fries, fried chicken looked awesome, wings, mac & cheese, etc. Let's not forget about desserts and fruits. The melons were perfectly ripe and delicious. If you enjoy Chinese Buffets, be sure to stop by and check this place out for yourself. I'm certain that at this price point, you'll have nothing to lose. The visit could turn out to be a really fun experience. I almost forgot, there is also a Hibachi Station on-site where a chef prepares dishes to order. What actually turned us off was 'Salt Overload'. Why do they use so much salt?! It's possible to avoid the most sugary sauces, but salt? The food would be tastier without too much salt, or MSG? (OMG!). The sushi was also a disappointment. There was hardly any of it during our stay, and what I did try wasn't good. One day I would definitely check Amherst Buffet during dinner hours, just to see what's cooking. P.S. Today was the official last day of school for students so that's why this place was full of families and kids. They celebrated :).

Ok, so everyone knows what this buffet is all about. This place has moved a few times and now…read moresettled on Sheridan. Huge parking lot in back and that's where the door is. It's kinda odd but it works. The place is huge. I had a good experience and I think it's all about the timing. We arrived about 3:30 on a Friday. This meant the place was empty! Lunch was over, the place was all cleaned up and restocked for the dinner crowd. It was pleasant not dealing with lines of people or children. Everything was fine. All the standard cooked sushi rolls and a hibachi cook, but I chose the regular options. The soups were hot and tasty. All the pans were filled. The mussels and clams were well iced. The white fish was tasty and all the Asian style dishes were good. Naturally, there's tons of options, some better than others. Lots of cut fruit and salad ingredients. I always have giggled over the desserts which is typically a couple of cookies , some pudding and sheet cakes. The best improvement is getting rid of the messy, sticky ice cream bar and replacing it with individual skippy cups. Thanks for that! I'll probably return but always during the off time. Everyone was pleasant and the rest rooms were clean.

I arrived at 12:30 on a Tuesday for a $13.99 buffet (minus drinks and tip)…read more I was led to my table by the hostess immediately, walking past a fountain at the entrance, and a pagoda which sells ghost money, wallets, and other status goods. The buffet has three different types of food available: Japanese sushi, miso, and Yakitori; a raw bar for Mongolian BBQ, in which a chef stir-fries your choices in front of you; and a mix of Chinese and Chinese-American dishes. Salad with iceberg lettuce and Jell-O? Not Chinese, but it works. I loved the hot and sour soup, and the chicken and mushrooms. The broccoli with bamboo was fresh as well. For my pot of tea, the cup was served over the spout, which is very traditional: I was charmed. Great for in-and-out dining, or for eating out with your family.

The food was hard and dried out as if it has been sitting there since early lunch that tasted old…read more Terrible customer service. The bathroom smelled like strong urine. I got there at 5pm. The lady at the front was very rude I waited to be seated she said just go! I walked over to the tables the lady who was a waitress sat me down. The cashier didn't think I understood what she said speaking on my granddaughter charging adult price. I said she is 7yrs old then she told the waitress she was charging me $10 dollars to the waitress. The old lady at the front was rude for no reason. I will never go to this filthy restaurant again! One star for a parking space.

I ordered chicken lo mein and the chicken looked like it was raw and did not taste good. I spent…read moreabout $15 on just that and a drink and I was disappointed. Once I saw and tasted the chicken, I was completely turned off and couldn't eat the rest of my meal so it went to waste. It was a to go order so I placed my order online and picked it up from the restaurant so I didn't get a chance to sit down and check out the service and ambiance. I was immediately greeted and taken care of which was nice but unfortunately I would not go there again

Meh, marginal/ edible Chinese buffet fare. Not great, not bad, if you're really hungry it's a…read moredecent place to fill up for $15.

Surprisingly pleasant buffet meal…read more Grand Super Buffet has been open for about 20 years in Rochester. While its name is certainly difficult to live up to, we were happy to find a decent buffet selection and overall flavourful Asian American dishes. It's a spacious and dated interior that won't win points for ambience but hits on value, ingredient quality and taste. With it not being packed, dinner service was reasonably attentive in cleaning away our buffet plates. Weekend adult buffet ($17.99) featured a large array of over 100 items across 6 stations plus a sushi bar. Hot or warm dishes such as the Mongolian pork, BBQ spareribs & Cajun crawfish were relatively well-seasoned and the cheese-infused stuffed clam, spinach & crab rangoon were all fun to try. The sushi had a lot of rice filler, and some dishes such as the steamed clam & whole tilapia stayed out too long and were tough. Following the mains, the fruit station had sweet watermelon and pineapple that was too good to pass up on despite us being nearly full! There were also some roll cake and Asian fritters among the many deep fried items. Some dinner guests opted for the basic ice cream. We finished the meal with a few fortune cookies, and paid at the front. It was a bit strange that the bill was dropped by guest tables halfway through meals. Skip it or hit it? Tasty buffet to hit especially if you don't come with high expectations.

Finally made it into this place! It was clean, the servers were attentive. There were a lot of…read moreadditional options compared to the Chinese buffet I usually go to in Brockport. Hubbo enjoyed the pork roast and mash potatoes... at the Chinese... for some reason. It was pretty busy so stuff was pretty fresh, though heat was inconsistent.

Always so fresh and delicious!! Can't seam to get out without something coming home with me…read more Them menu changes depending on what Chef Chelsea makes each day.

Excellent takeout lunch joint with unique and delicious meals and desserts that change daily…read more I've been following this place for awhile on Facebook, and finally had a chance to order lunch here. I ordered the pierogi special which had 4 different types of pierogi in it, and was pretty good! I also got a lemon brownie which was HUGE, and tasted amazing. Visit their Facebook page for their daily menu, then call ahead to order. They'll ask if you want them to heat anything for you. Everything was very good.

Bright and clean dining and buffet area. That's what first jumped out as we walked into Umi. Not…read moremany buffets of any sort left around these days. Lots of seafood options! Staff was attentive and kept our drinks full. I had a little bit of everything and it was all to my liking. They had crab legs presented in 3 ways, cold, steamed, and in a Cajun style boil. If you love crab then this is the place to enjoy it until your hearts content. Soft drinks and juice are included in price as is all the sushi and sashimi.

First I would like to say that I am a big fan of all-you-can-eat buffets. With all the higher food…read moreprices and smaller portions, I feel there is more value to buffets. However, the quality, variety and taste of the food determines if I will be a repeat customer. Although there was a good variety of foods, the fact that everything tasted bland. Each new item I tried l hoped would have more flavor than the previous item but unfortunately they were consistent but not in a good way. The only item I enjoyed was the round sugar coated donut balls, the sugar was sweet. Service was good but their whole job was to bring beverages and clear plates which our server did very well. Try it once and decide for your self but I recommend the lunch buffet so you spend less money while trying it out.