I've always appreciated good friends who know were to eat & most importantly know what to order - especially when it comes to All You Can Eat (AYCE). Back in the day when I travelled to Vegas, I would go utterly nuts at the mega buffets on the Strip. Comparing Vegas buffets with what Metro Vancouver has had to offer over the years, would make you cry like a baby. Neptune Corner, a Chinese restaurant, is located at Guildford Mall in Surrey. Without a friend who knew about this spot, I probably would have slept on it, cause AYCE in Metro Vancouver has never been a hit with me. It is located on the ground level with parking directly outside. NC has this old type dinner feel to it - a cozy feeling nonetheless. Our waitress was great - she explained the AYCE options & showed us were to get more self grab items - Congee, Fried Rice & Noodles & yes - fries. There are also sauces available to enhance your experience. There is a 90min seating time limit - which is plenty of time to chow down. Honestly, everything I ate was on point. Please see our menu selection picture & my pics - they show exactly what I had. However, the one thing I couldn't handle was the Chicken Feet. Whatever sauce that was on them was too overpowering in taste. Avoid. The price - $23.80 (weekdays before 4pm) for Dim Sum - is right on point. There is actually 3 price points, so do double check online before heading over here. Now this is a first for me (brace yourself) for a Metro Vancouver AYCE - I will return. read more

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One of the easiest and best decisions I ever made, when in Vancouver. We were tourists for a couple days before getting on a cruise to Alaska. This place has Legit dim sum dishes that tasted great and staff were very friendly. For an have dimsum, this place delivered what you need. I had a great experience with the staff here and they all really welcoming. The place is well lit, clean and welcoming. It's a little tucked under the parking garage but not crowded and not hard to find. We had seconds and thirds and was so full after. Hope people give this place a try. read more

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Convinced to venture here, was a mistake - AYCE Dim sum for the price is attractive - however wasn't worth it at the end. Service legit sucked, even for Chinese standard. They kept shorting orders, toke forever to serve the food, never checked in for water/tea refills etc. I'm a huge fan of the fluffy white cha siu baos, but this wasn't it, the bao was so dry, you could legit choke on it. Radish cakes, were not on the pan long enough, no crisping - taste was pretty bland. Har Gow wrapper was very rubbery - did not taste good. Ribs, was just bones, or bits of fat, you won the lottery if you got proper meat off of those. Siu mai was ok, however wasn't enough to save them. Will not re-visit, out of the way - and quality and service was disappointing. read more

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Had company over on a Monday night and we decided to try this new AYCE establishment. (I was hoping Monday night = not much of a wait time). We arrived there around 6:30 p.m. and the place was fairly crowded but had a table for us to sit down, plus a high chair. (We found out later somehow one of the straps broke off, which they apologized about). The lady was very nice, explained the menu and how it worked and pointed us towards the self-serve appetizers. If you have hungry kids that are demanding food NOW (as we did), those appetizers are a lifesaver. Fried rice, noodles, deep fried man tau buns and chicken nuggets. We went with the Dim Sum option and I'm glad we managed to finish it all. The steamed Har Kau and Siu Mai and BBQ pork buns were great. Spring rolls too. IMHO Lava buns and Chive dumplings were better ordered in smaller quantities and eaten while hot. Staff were nice and responsive especially when picking up empty dishes, and I'm thankful nobody commented on our fussy toddler. They kept all the decor from the previous Ramen place. I didn't mind at all, I liked the decor and "if it ain't broke..." Verdict: we will definitely be back, and I'm interested in trying the magic pot option. read more

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$25 is a steal for ayce considering how expensive dimsum has been. Most of the orders are by piece which gets confusing with the spare rib because ordering 6 orders resulted in the same amount as 2 orders. The dimsum were mediocre but most dim sum places are like that and still charging $9 a dish. The self serve bars have fried chinese donut, fried mantou, congee, chow mein, and lo mai gai. The lo mai gai is the exact same as the one you would order on the sheet so not sure why they offer it on the sheet. It's also super soggy and does not resemble a proper lo mai gai. All in all, it's worth it if I want to get my dimsum fix without spending so much. I can eat the portions I want without having to order the whole dish. read more

I arrived at 12:05pm on Saturday and the estimated wait time was 144 minutes. I was seated at 1:00pm (for a table of two). I will preface by saying I don't expect high food quality at any all you can eat places. We only tried the dimsum combo, while they offer AYCE skewers and hotpot as well. Ambiance was fine. It can get crowded and a bit stressful when getting to and from the sauce bar/ appetizers area (offered deep fried buns, fried rice and noodles, spring rolls and fries). I enjoyed the siu mai and lava bun and my partner enjoyed the sticky rice, spicy wontons and ha gow. Overall I think there's room to improve as operation recently opened on March 11, 2026. It was very busy and there was a long wait for food (40+ minutes) because the kitchen was unable to keep up with the demand. I was worried about the 90 minute dining limit but the manager(?) acknowledged the wait and we didn't feel rushed when the food eventually came. I'd check the food and quantity on the order list because some of ours were uncorrected and missed but this can happen at any AYCE place so it's not a big deal. I think there's potential for an all you can eat dimsum concept to succeed. I do appreciate and noticed the staff members were trying their best. read more

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Neptune Corner is a strong value pick, especially if you have a big appetite. It's a new all-you-can-eat spot that, if you've been to Meat Up, will feel familiar right away because the setup is basically the same tiered drill: a base price that covers congee, fried rice, fried noodles, and a spread of appetizers, plus dim sum, with hot pot and BBQ skewers available at higher tiers. The base tier runs roughly from the low to mid-20s depending on when you go, with after-4pm pricing a bit higher and lunch pricing a bit lower. For that price, you get a pretty generous lineup: congee, fried noodles, fried rice, fried chicken skin, Chinese donuts, salad, edamame, and around 25 dim sum items. If you want to upgrade, hot pot is the second tier, and BBQ skewers are the third. What stands out most is the value. We ended up eating a little more than usual but still paying the same amount, which makes it easy to recommend for anyone who likes to eat well without worrying about individual dish prices adding up. The service was excellent, it wasn't especially busy, and the manager even offered iced tea on the house in hopes we'd spread the word. The food also came across as clean, lightly seasoned, and not heavy on oil or MSG, which made the meal feel pleasant rather than overly rich. Overall, Neptune Corner feels like a solid new AYCE option that delivers good portion value, friendly service, and a relaxed experience. I'd recommend it. read more

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Saw this all you can eat restaurant on IG and had to try it. Dad and I weren't trying to overeat so we went with the Dim Sum tier (they have a hot pot tier and also a skewers tier -have fun with that!) The service is fast. Like you won't be asking anyone to "check on your order" since they'll bring everything before you've had a chance to peruse the self serve area. Speaking of which, help yourself to the following: - congee (meat and century egg) - fried rice (with bbq pork) - fried noodles - deep fried buns (yes there's condensed milk) - spring rolls - youtiao (Chinese donut for congee) - fries (I didn't want to include it but here it is) There's a condiments station - Cole slaw - edamame - garlic - green onions - red chillies (fresh) - cilantro - soy sauce - Worcestershire sauce - vinegar - sriracha Every single staff member was very polite and helpful. They explained how the order sheet works, where the delve service area is and even ask my dad if he was a senior so they could add a discount for him! The service here is worth coming back for! It's a tight squeeze but enough room to get around and wasn't that noisy. Quick and efficient. read more

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I'm really mixed about the review . For the price it's not bad 23$ for AYCE dimsum but the food was really bad in my opinion. Not sure how the other tier hotpot / skewers are like tho but the dimsum was not edible at all for me. But for the price it's okay because even in T&T , 4 dimsum is already 8$ so but yeah if you're feeling cheap eats then sure. read more

Neptune Corner - Dim Sum Near Me - Surrey, British Columbia

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We stopped by this restaurant for lunch over the weekend. The restaurant was busy and we added ourselves onto their waitlist. It took about 10 minutes for us to get a table. Our server explained how ordering worked and that seating time was 90 minutes. We decided to order the magic pot and dim sum option. Service was fast for dim sum. We received our food shortly after placing our order. Dim sum quality was decent. I enjoyed the buns, beef balls and dumplings. We then placed our order for the individual sized hot pots which are called magic pot on their menu. You pick the toppings and soup base. Their topping selection was alright. There were enough protein and vegetables options for the price. Then the kitchen cooked the hot pot. The only downside is that we received someone else's pot at our table. I just ate the pot I received as I have no idea where my actual order went. This kind of error is expected in an AYCE setting. It seems like they kept most of the decor from its predecessor. I do miss the previous ramen restaurant. However, I do think Neptune Corner provides a nice Chinese food option for the price point. It costs just a little bit more than a meal at the food court these days. Lastly, weekday lunch is the best pricing if you can make it here during the weekdays. read more

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DONT GO HERE!!!! The worst ayce experience I had in my life!Fyi the place suppose to give you 90min to eat. There were 7 of us and got the highest ayce tier. The first order was at 8:54pm then they the last call order was taken by 9:35 as they close at 10:30. We patiently waited for our last order to come-- it never did! When we followed up they said the kitchen is close and being cleaned! We are very disappointed. No follow up on their end even when they saw we finished all of our first order. Didn't even wonder why we were still sitting and waiting. Even the table beside us felt bad on how we were treated. How is this an all you can eat when we ordered once and they expect us to pay full price! Not even compensating the mistake on their end. The manager needed to call someone to help her deal with the situation. Even after the call she came back to us with no proper answer of how to make the customers happy. No discount only a $10 coupon to use for next visit. Crazy! No one in their right mind would want to come back after a very shitty service! Save your money and go elsewhere it's not worth it! NEVER AGAIN what a SCAM!!!!p read more

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This AYCE restaurant opened in the of the old And slightly dodgy Ramen joint just outside the doors to Guildford Town Centre Mall. The decor remains the same as before and feels slightly run down. Washrooms have cleaned up a bit since the ramen days though. We were seated quickly as the restaurant was fairly empty with few people seemingly taking advantage of the pre 4pm weekday discounts that were on offer. We went for the upper of 3 tiers. The first being Dim Sum, second Dim Sum plus Magic Pot and the tier we chose which was the same as tier 2 plus skewers. Note that the whole table has to order the same tier and children are about 1/2 price. Now onto the food. Dim Sum. If you've ever bought pre made frozen dim sum from T&T, and been happy with the overall standard then you'd be happy with the level of quality on offer here. We tried various buns, dumplings, veggies etc. BBQ pork buns and har gow were below average for me. Sui Mai & beef meatballs were passable but nothing to write home about despite being the best of their dum sum offerings. The quality of the skewers were slightly better. Prawns were well seasoned, not over cooked and tasted reasonable fresh. Same can be said of the chicken wings. The pork, beef and chicken meat skewers were ok. Nothing special but seasoning was reasonable and the meat seemed to have been pre cooked and then reheated. The scallops however were pretty awful. They seemed to be mixed seafood with a bit of scallop meat reconstituted into a scallop-like form rather than being a nice plump and fresh sea scallop. They also tasted rather off. A whiff of being not the freshest of seafood and generally not good eats. The icing on the cake was the so called magic pot. It was fairly bland but overall fairly edible. You choose the ingredients from an open faced fridge unit so you can blame yourself if you get things wrong. What you can't blame yourself for is the introduction of a foreign object in your food. There was a piece of steel wire in the magic pot which was very nearly ingested by my 7 yr old child. This was detritus from the wire mesh that kitchens use to scrub the woks in between dishes and it's simply not acceptable whatsoever. Instead of comping the child's meal, then simply brought her a milk tea drink (what 7 yr old drinks tea?) and charged us full price anyway. They were somewhat apologetic, but seeing as my child almost ingested a steel wire, they really should have removed the charge for the kid's portion of the bill. In conclusion, there is nothing here that warrants a return visit, nor is there any excuse for the foreign object in the food. It's such a basic thing for a chef to make sure their wok is clean before it's used. I would have given 2 stars overall but have to downgrade to 1 star for the contaminate. Thanks for reading. read more

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I believe this is the first dim sum ayce in the lower mainland and it was so so. I do recommend the hargow and the siumai. It charged 2% cc surcharge so bear that in mind. read more

Neptune Corner - Dim Sum Near Me - Surrey, British Columbia

As both a dim sum and AYCE fan, I thought Neptune Corner seemed like a fairly good idea. Unfortunately, their execution falls short of their ideas and I find it somewhat hard to justify why coming to Neptune Corner is any better of a deal than say, going to a standard à la carte dim sum restaurant. The food is aggressively mediocre, and in some cases not very good at all (I'm looking at you, "Shrimp and Chive," which has so many chives that the shrimp is nowhere to be seen). Of course, for AYCE one usually has to lower their expectations a bit as it's usually a quantity over quality game but the speed at which the food comes out is so slow that I'd argue you're not getting much quantity either. So what do you get when you mix slow service, mediocre food, and questionable value? You get Neptune Corner. read more

Sold out food at all AYCE spot :/ Neptune Corners' replacement of the previous restaurant kept all the same decor and fixtures; seating and lighting are all the same, meaning it can be a little hard to move around with the layout of buffet. We initially decided on eating here seeing the reasonable price, considering that it is quite cheap for AYCE style food. There was short wait and staff are quick but busy, often forgetting our orders or being hard to get a hold of, but I give them some leeway due to this also being new to them. We came in at 8:30pm for dinner, which is quite late for dinner, but for an AYCE restuarant that is supposedly open until midnight, it is unreasonable that there is a shortage of food as we order it; there was shortage of spareribs, daikon cake, sesame balls, coconut cake, bunny cake. In terms of food, most of it is not worth being sold out for. It is mediocre buffet quality food. If you are able to, you would be better off going somewhere else and paying an equivalent amount of value at a proper dim sum place. read more

Good selection and prompt service. Comfortable seats and bright ambience. very efficient servers who clear tables right away so we can get more food. read more

Just a substandard experience..the buffet was sparse and I had concerns about Neptunes food safe practice, as the Cole slaw was not cold and the fried food was not warm. The dim sum was bland and the server/host was unpleasant. I will not return. read more

The food is really good the drinks are good too. The all you can eat dim sum is great