Ruby is by far the best asian buffet I have ever went to hands down. The selection can't be beat. They even have all you can eat sushi and it's really good too. I actually head there first as soon as I get in. I think the lunch is by far the best deal for your dollar. Some Ruby buffet highlights: watching a single man fill one the shell bowls up with vanilla soft serve icecream. watching a fight almost happen during the dinner crab leg steamer tray. (hey! you gotta own those things once they bring em out cause they're gone in a matter of seconds) watching some kid stick his hand in the sweet n sour sauce. Amazing times. I only give 4 stars as I've gotten into it with the owners about not honoring coupons when you dine with two and pay seperate. They only allow one coupon per entire table. Petty if you ask me read more

This is my preferred Chinese buffet in the Philly area. There's a good (not staggeringly huge, but good) selection, a good amount of fresh seafood. The only thing that I had here that was not good were the raw oysters...I grabbed two and one of them was not fresh--that's pretty bad, I think it's VERY important to keep raw seafood fresh, and I'd rather this place just not offer raw oysters unless they're not going to be able to keep them consistently fresh. The rest of the seafood, including the fresh seafood and the raw fish at the sushi bar, was great. The sushi is above average for a buffet, but not quite as good as the typical sushi from a good sit-down place. There are soups, some fried foods (not too greasy), and there's a good selection of fruits and salady things at the salad bar. They not only have egg roles, but they have shumai, sticky rice, and some other more dim-sum type items. There are fewer of the classic Chinese-American items, but there are some, and they're good quality. One of the highlights of this place that is unique to here--I've never seen it elsewhere--is a dill seafood salad, made with squid and scallops and other seafood, with lemon juice and fresh dill. It is quite exquisite! Another favorite dish of mine here is the baby clam with black bean sauce...really good. The only downside of this place is that it can get very loud and crowded, especially on weekends. How crowded does it get? Crowded enough that I don't feel comfortable leaving a purse or wallet at the table, and I'm rarely paranoid about that sort of thing. I've been here other times and it's been much more pleasant. read more

I'm not a big fan of buffets. Before my friends convinced me to try Ruby buffet for the first time in Feb, 2009 I honestly had not been to one since junior high. Since then, however, it's become the place for me and the ladies to get over episodes of "post-party depression". Chinese food is always a great hangover cure. The food is fine. The crab legs go fast, but they are almost constantly bringing out trays. I've had raw oysters almost every time i've been and have never had a qualm with the freshness or quality. I'm not the biggest fan of the sushi, especially since the one time they made rolls with fried chicken inside. so unpleasantly unexpected. What i do get jazzed about is the roast duck, the crab backs when they serve them, the steamed crayfish, and the baby clams. I also really like the fried chicken wings. Like everyone has said, the service is really pleasant and efficient. Also, they dont really advertise it, but Ruby Buffet is BYOB. We've come with champagne and they provided us with little plastic cups and OJ to make mimosas. I would say it's the best buffet in the city, but it's honestly the only one i've been to. read more

I have been here for dinner and lunch and I can't remember people being rude like many of the reviews have stated. Then again, it's been a while since I was there for dinner. Last time I was here was after the movies, it was around 1 and we were starving, so where to go for a quick meal that isn't Burger King or popcorn? The Buffet!!! Yea, yea the food is americanized but I def. think it's worth it if you're not one of those authentic snobs, you need to know what you're getting into. Word of advice, make sure you read the label because I have almost dished myself some "dinner" items when it's lunch time. Please be advised that they are sneaky like that and may charge you extra if you grab some of the 'better' items. As for customer service, nothing superb. They bring you something to drink and they take away your dirty dishes. They should have better rules about kids running around grabbing sweets and acting like it's their home. Or, parents, please watch your children. read more

Ok food.. crab legs were very small. You get what you pay for though. Not a huge selection for dessert or American food. Sushi was gross. Old rice. But the seafood was great! read more

I love Chinese/ Asian food so it was paradise there. Totally pigged out. What was weird to me was that the one thing they didn't have was sesame chicken. The donuts are the best. They're my new favorite. They have a ice cream machine which is awesome. Overall I love this place and I wish I could go there all the time. read more

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We went there on Saturday night. Paid $13.99 each for adult Paid $8.99 for 7 yrs. old Paid $7.99 for 6 yrs. old Paid $4.99 for 2 years old who didn't eat even a single rice coz he was drinking milk and sleeping Paid $2.99 for individual bottomless soda on top of the food Despite we explained that our baby will not eat they won't allow him get in there for free which is very stupid. I'll just give a one star for the variety of food to choose from. There's barely left on dessert counter and the fruits are not refilled anymore. Ice cream maker not working as well as there's a long line of kids waiting. We just stayed for an hour. *Don't eat the oysters since it's not fresh and smell bad already which my mom tried and puke it in her plate. read more

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Food is great and services great too Best buffet in Philadelphia thanks for everything read more

Solid 4 star Chinese join along Columbus blvd. We went there for dinner on Fathers day, big props for the Mother's day sign with duct tape covering Mother and writing Father in sharpie. The place was PACKED, yet we were seated right away! Our waitress came over and wasn't frazzled by the hoards coming in the front door, quick to get us drinks and attentive without being annoying. To the food, overall I was impress, my fiancee more than I but, we both agreed it was above par Chinese food. Which is even harder to find in a buffet style location. I especially enjoyed the teriyaki chicken on a stick, shrimp with mixed veg, Chinese Donuts, pork spare ribs, pepper shrimp. Because this was fathers day, they had lobster veg with a garlic sauce (served by an old man at the buffet who at one point actually spilled lobster sauce on my pants but oh well, we all make mistakes) Not sure if this was special or not but they had snow crab legs. My personal opinion... people were almost fighting to get to the crab legs... listen - they were not that good of quality and people were fighting while waiting in line. If you want snow crab legs, go to Acme when they have them on sale and spare yourself the terrible experience of overweight idiots fighting over crab legs one small tray at a time. If you go to Ruby's for the Chinese food, you will not be disappointed. However, try not to make eye contact with some of the vultures that apparently have never eaten before yet retain a weight that would make a manatee blush. Fair price - only thing holding them back is there are too many tables for a buffet that small. Then you take into account the average girth of a customer, times the number of chairs relative to the size of the buffet... you have a recipe for disaster. Although major props for being the most diverse dining experience of my life! The restaurant was a near perfect match for Philly's demographics - very cool! read more

I will admit I was a little skeptical of Ruby's. But at $12.99 for a seafood buffet, I think that's understandable. Needless to say, I was pleasantly surprised. I went with a large party on a Saturday night and we were seated right away. They had a nice variety to choose from- your standard chinese dishes, salads, sushi, mussels/clams/shrimp/fish, pizza(?), and even a carving station. There was also a little silver tin designated for snow crabs, but apparently I was not fast enough to snag any. I probably would have given an additional star if they had refilled this more often. For dessert you could choose from fresh fruit, cookies, cakes, and soft-serve. Ruby's is defiantly more about quantity than quality, but I did leave satisfied. And they were able to give us separate checks i.e swipe 10 different credit cards (I know, very annoying on our part, but they were nice about it). The next time I want to spend a night gorging my face with food, I know I'll be able to count on Ruby's. read more

My husband decided on stopping in here for a bite to eat- glad we did. The food was amaze-balls! I'm not a fan of buffets per say but was thoroughly pleased with the food. It was spacious and clean. The staff very attentive. read more

If you're starving & ready to eat everything in sight -- Ruby Buffet isn't a bad choice. You aren't getting 5 star food but you'll definitely be getting decent food, a wide selection, & cheap prices. The place is also always busy so the food is constantly being restocked. The hot dishes are yum - def not healthy but so many selections! You get make your own hodge podge dish of hot chinese dishes. The dimsum choices aren't great but it's a buffet so why not just pick up one or two?? The sushi & seafood could also use some work but there's so much food available anyway it doesn't bother me. read more

Whenever my hubby and I can't decide where to eat, we hit Ruby Buffet for a fuss-free, eat whatever we want meal! The price is average, the service is efficient and the food is fresh- what more can you ask for in a buffet? My favorites include the crab salad (if you've ever been in a military mess hall- it's just like that!), chicken teriyaki on a stick, vermicelli & veggies, all the fresh fruit you can imagine, fresh sushi (although I would like some labels- but I doubt it's possible since it's a rotating selection), Chinese donuts that are ridiculously soft and light (weight-wise) and delicious soft serve (vanilla, chocolate, & swirl :). Plus: The place is huge and you never have to wait for a table! Enjoy! read more

My boyfriend and I are buffet lovers and Ruby Buffet is one of the BEST we've been to. The restaurant is clean, the food is fresh and the staff is very nice. The food is not only fresh, but the selection is great! They have a great selection of sushi and sashimi that is always fresh and delicious. The salad bar has a great choice of cold salads and fruit. There are chicken options, beef options and a variety of seafood choices. The food is always fresh, they are constantly the buffet area and cleaning and replenishing the dishes. We have been here 5-10 times and have had a great meal every single time. They also have great lunch prices if you can make it there before 3:30. GO HERE!!! read more

Definitely one of the better buffets I've been to, especially considering the very reasonable cost. There is a very diverse array of food to choose from. Some highlights include traditional fare like General Tso's chicken, fried rice, and dumplings to slightly more exotic fare like crispy duck and frog legs (which, oddly enough, really do taste a lot like chicken). Now for the focus of so many reviews: the sushi. The sushi was nothing to write home about, although I do think the mere presence of sushi at a buffet is impressive, and it definitely wasn't bad. There were a few different options to choose from, and it held together well. The desserts were meh, pretty typical buffet desserts. The crab salad, on the other hand, was amazing. I was also a big fan of the duck, which was pretty greasy, but if we're all being honest here no one is going to a Chinese buffet with their health and fitness goals in mind. One more thing to note: when you go back for more food, don't leave your fork on your plate. They will take it away, and I didn't see anywhere to procure another. Luckily, I was warned about this at the beginning by a friend with experience, so now I'm passing that warning on to you. I entrust you with the responsibility of warning any dining companions that may accompany you, because it's something the staff won't mention. read more

I've been going to Ruby Buffet with my roommate for the past two years of our college careers. We love it! It's difficult to find a chinese buffet with sushi, seafood (crawfish, snow crabs, shrimp, dungenous crab) and all the variety for $16. The food isn't five-star restaurant quality, but it's definitely above average buffet food for an excellent price. The snow crabs can be really good sometimes and really crappy other times, you might want to ask when they get their shipment in to know when they are the most fresh, that is if the staff can speak beyond conversational English. I've never not gotten snow crabs because the line is too long (although I'm pretty aggressive with the seafood). The assorted veggies are a plus and the fruits are always pretty fresh. The restaurant is clean and the buffet is well-maintained and the staff is a friendly and polite bunch. I've never had any problems. If you want great sushi or great seafood, it's better to go to a specialty restaurant, but if you're just looking for decent chinese food and a place to stuff your face, look no further. read more

We went here as a large group for a surprise party for a family member. We were charged an extra $5/person for a "private room" for two hours, which essentially amounted to $220 for the use of the room and we paid an additional $2/person for the tip. So, I'm writing this from the perspective of paying $20 for a $12.95 buffet. The selection was lacking, to say the least. It's a huge dining room but a relatively small buffet. I literally walked around in circles looking for something to eat. I had a miniature bowl of "seafood" soup, which was essentially egg drop soup with seafood flavoring and a bit of imitation seafood. I had the French salad which was enjoyable. I bypassed the beets because they looked almost gray, and the strawberries had been tossed with a red glaze, so I avoided them as well. In general, the cold food was unimpressive. I took the vegetable lo mein and added the peppers & onions from the pepper steak, and the spinach to the plain noodles to produce a "vegetable" lo mein. And I had one serving of the "crispy" duck, which had the faint taste of 5-spice so it was almost good. My husband, who is less particular than me thought the stuffed crab shell and the shrimp with crab meat were inedible. He said the sushi at Whole Foods is substantially better than this, I didn't bother to try it. There were mixed reviews from the rest of the group; some people enjoyed it and have been repeat customers, others thought there wasn't enough selection, and others thought the food was just OK, many left hungry. The complaints about the texture of the meat led me to believe it was seitan rather than chicken with broccoli or pepper steak. The highlight of the buffet was the soft serve ice cream which was surprisingly creamy and delicious. The best part of the evening was being with family, so I suppose my $80 was well spent, but needless to say, I will not return to Ruby's. read more

I have been curious about Ruby's Buffet for years but was always a little hesitant to try it. I feel like "sushi" and "all-you-can-eat buffet" should not exist in the same sentence. I usually prefer quality over quantity and have rarely had a really good buffet experience. None the less, one weekend after a long run, my husband and I decided that we had earned ourselves a buffet lunch and decided to give it a go. The restaurant was absolutely packed inside and we were led to a table in one of the back rooms. Ruby's consists of several buffet stations: a salad bar, three or four hot foot stations, a sushi station, and a dessert station. I started with a salad that was mediocre and consisted of some wilted romaine lettuce and some mayonnaise based seafood salad that I eyed suspiciously before serving. They had oysters out and against my better judgment I took one. They were kind of gray and slimy, and didn't look fresh at all. The hot food was a little bit better, but not great. I had some chicken teriyaki, sweet and sour chicken, a red bean dumpling, and a couple of other things that were just OK. I wanted to try the snow crab legs, but there was a long line of people waiting just for them and every time the servers brought out a new batch, people descended upon them like eagles and within 30 seconds flat they were gone. Needless to say, I never got to try them. The sushi was OK. I just felt uncomfortable eating it because seeing it sitting out there for who knows how long made me question the freshness and I couldn't enjoy the experience. Oh, and the soy sauce was so salty it was almost inedible. The desserts weren't that exciting. They had some kind of banana pudding and some almond cookies, and the soft serve ice cream which was probably the best part of the whole experience. I don't think I will come back here again. read more

We order the Cajun Fried rice, bucket deep fried catfish, shrimp and new zealand muscle broil was delicious.

Trasshhhhhh !!! They over price EVERYTHING and the waiter that wasn't even there any time we needed help stopped us and asked for a better tip .... smh he needa get his ass fired read more

Is always god to come here and the food is great and prices are reasonables . Love the deserts and sushi is on point .

worse buffet ever , food was cold and wasn't all that , the lady tried to force us to give her a tip and got mad we let her keep our change her exact words "37 cents no no " and was rude asl abt it read more

I'm absolutely appalled that a veteran was just kicked out of this establishment for being accompanied by her certified, legitimate, and fully trained service dog that helps her cope with daily life. This is illegal and morally incomprehensible. No one deserves this treatment. This woman fought for us and this is how we pay her back? I'm extremely saddened. Please also consider how your actions just may have caused further turmoil. read more

Rude atmosphere . Do not eat the sushi! If you do you will get sick I ate it and it was def stale. There was other food that tasted funny too. read more

If it was possible to give 0 stars, I would. The food her is OK. There are some items that are better than others. I have been to this location several times before and never really had any true issues with the customer service. That is, until the other night. I came for dinner seeking a quick meal to feed some picky eating kids. In total it was 2 adults and 4 children ages 2,5,6, and 10. The signage clearly states the prices. It lists adults $14.99, kids 5-10 $7.99. The cashier rings me up and the charges did not seem correct, I asked for a break down of the charges. She tells me 3 adults and 3 kids. I explained, I have 4 kids and they are all 10 or under. She became frustrated with me and began questioning the birthdate of the 10 year old. I felt it was inappropriate to ask that question. Do you need a birth certificate to dine her? Needless to say due the disrespect and poor customer service, we decided to dine elsewhere. I will not be dining at this establishment ever again. read more

How excited we all were to be going to a Chinese buffet on the 4th of July. We felt like gorging ourselves for 12 dollars was a good way to spend our money and our time. We were quite mistaken. The food itself was very very very average, probably worth 8 or 9 dollars. The staff were friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere was clean and welcoming. At this point you might be asking, "Well, why 2 stars?" Honestly, it was probably a 4 star experience until we got the bill. 51 dollars for 3 buffet meals and 3 waters. 51 dollars?!? Yes. 51 dollars. Due to the managements unwavering sense of patriotism and clear understanding of the American dream they RAISED the prices by 4 dollars a person on a national holiday celebrating our spirit, freedom, and independence. Such good citizens. So we paid the bill and as we were walking out we noticed the little sign advertising the price change. 16 dollars for adults, 8 for kids.Sitting erect and proud in the right hand corner of the sign was a clear explanation of the atrocity we had just experienced; a Puerto Rican flag instead of an American flag. Apparently they weren't quite bright enough to recall which country they were overcharging in. read more

My wife and I made a drive to this buffet last night really looking forward to a great dinner with our family. We had just taken these children to the circus and they were terribly hungry and feeling restless, ready to have dinner. Our group consisted of my wife and I, a two year old, a six year old, two eight year olds, and a ten year old. I mentioned their ages because the employee didn't accept or believe that our ten year old was actually ten. For some reason we had to prove that our growing ten year old as indeed ten years old and that we weren't trying to pull anything over this lady. As a quiz, she asked us what year she was born, hoping to catch us in some kind of lie. Upset by the question, we still answered honestly and was still turned down by her disbelief. Not only did we face her attempt to charge us an adult price for a ten year old, but she wanted us to pay for our 2 year old as well as if he was at least five. Fed up with this poor customer service, we chose to leave and not give them our business. Very disappointing when in the past I haven't had any problems referring my family and friends to this business. Ruby Buffet will no longer see my family dine there due to this ridiculous and shameful incident. read more

This is your standard Asian Buffet. Good selection of food; from pizza to sushi. Efficient employees who get customers in and out. The restaurant itself is very large and business is good. Well maintained-which I can appreciate! Parking lot available; within the same plaza as Pepboys and Dunkin Donuts. Just try not to over-eat into pain!!! You will then hate the place! (Me). 5 Yelps: They match all the qualifications of a Chinese buffet. read more

Ok food, not a lot of options. Staff is attentive with dishes and pleasant. When busy good luck getting any seafood lol

This is my favorite buffet in Philly. So yummy and unexpensive with various food！I would recommend this place.

They have a really small selection of food, compared to other Chinese buffet. I love their crawfish, crab, coconut chicken (?), and ice cream. I would recommend people to come here at dinner time as they don't serve crabs and crawfish in the morning. read more

It was clean and well kept, a little high priced. Some items were dry and others I'm not sure what the meat was but the taste to the dumpling filling was inedible. Spit it out bad. While we were there one of the employees started yelling at a customer for putting too ice cream on a cone, upsetting him, because it was messy? It was confusing and she was yelling and it seemed pretty ridiculous since he was with a large table that had paid 17$ each and so had we and we didn't touch the desserts so I'm pretty sure they are making an average amount to not need to yell at people over ice cream. I understand not wasting food at buffets and making a profit, but that doesn't make me want to go back. What might I get yelled at for? read more

Like most of us Yelpers, I like to consider my dining tastes on the more refined end of the spectrum. That isn't to say that I eat at 5-star restaurants on the daily because let's face it, I'm a broke college student, but I kind of pride myself at not eating at chain restaurants, fast-food restaurants, or anything else that is on the gross end of the spectrum. Every now and then, though, my friends and I will revisit our days of living in the suburbs and go to a place completely off of our radar. This is how I ended up at Ruby Buffet before headed to the movies. My friend and I really did decide on this place because it reminded us of our Jewish grandparents who live in Cherry Hill and love their date nights to the Chinese buffet. It really does look like every single South Jersey Chinese buffet too - huge, tacky decor, and mass amounts of overweight people with 5 plates in front of them full of food that didn't really look appealing. We were TOTALLY shocked after the first bite, though. The food here is legitimately good in terms of buffet food. I didn't gorge myself on the typical fried, drenched in sauce options (I know, what the hell was I thinking trying to be healthy at a freakin' buffet), but I was still very satisfied. They had this seafood salad that consisted of scallops, shrimp, calamari, carrot and cucumber slices, and a dill-lemon-olive oil dressing that was seriously to die for. It may be the best thing I've ever had at a buffet. Their pork "dim sum" shumai-type things were also good and not mushy. They also have sushi which was surprisingly good and kind of creative. They had one roll that was salmon and avocado wrapped in pink rice paper (I think) that was cute and pretty and delicious. Actually, I really enjoyed every piece of sushi that I had there. The soups could've used salt, but I'll give that one a pass since that means it wasn't loaded with MSG. My friend really enjoyed his fried pieces of heaven but like I said, I was KIND OF trying to be healthy so I can't attest. If you're a pescetarian, you'll have plenty to choose from. Vegetarians may have a slightly harder time but I doubt you'll leave hungry. Vegans should probably stay far far away. Oh just a note, though: These people are serious about not wasting food (as they should be). There are signs posted that say if you waste food then an additional 20% charge will be added to your bill. You don't have to eat every bite, but don't leave an entire plate full. In comparison to other restaurants, this would definitely be 3 stars but considering buffets should really have their own rating system it's definitely 4 stars in my book. Next time I feel like transporting myself into my suburban childhood dining experiences, I will definitely be back here. read more

who doesn't like an all you can eat buffet?! i am sooo for them. i still have a lone tear from oasis (the all you can eat sushi place on walnut) closing and now being replaced by alfa/walnut room. all you can eat sounds a like a good concept...in theory. this place is near riverview theater and like many buffets, there are no frills. it is a big place and there are set prices. lunch is cheaper. duh. about 7-8 bucks, but dinner is steeper about 9 or so, sunday there is no lunch price, it is all dinner prices. the buffet has a plethora of different types of foods. it is like a hodge podge of left overs. you have your usual fare of fried chicken, fries, the american cuisine. they have a good selection of seafood and since it is all you can eat, go to town! they have jumbo shrimp, crabs, crawl fish, and there is also a sushi bar! the sushi is ok. but it is fresh and made in front of you. they offer fried rice, lo mein and a variety of dumplings and shell fish, oysters and clams and i have even had mussels. the desserts include soft serve with rainbow jimmies, fresh fruit, if you are lucky they put out a big bowl of lychees and ice.mmmmmm. mangos and watermelon and pineapples. they have a plate of cookies, but i was bit scared since i didn't recognize what kind of cookies they were! so i stayed with stuff i knew and that was lychees and soft serve. the service is insanely quick about picking up your plates, cleaning and are attentive. they run a pretty tight ship. they put a bowl on your table for the bones, shells, fruit rinds, etc. and empty it even before you can ask. they seem to keep an eye out on all the tables to make sure your dirty plates don't pile up. the crowd is not center city or old city. you have families there, people stopping before going to the movies, the hung over crowd sitting there eating all fried noodles, etc. memo to yo'self, since it is an all you can eat buffet, i would suggest going with a hearty appetite to truly take advantage of it..and wear elastic waisted pants....ok, perhaps not. but you get the jist. the food is average. i mean the sushi was fine, nothing to write home about, but the variety of stuff there was good, not a lot of vegan/vegetarian stuff, but carnivores should be ok! for the price and the choices, this place is ok. it is a place where it is ok to have plate of sushi, a chinese donut, and red jello. i support all you can eat buffets since it makes eating an adventure! read more

My boyfriend and I splurge on Ruby every few months. It's worth going into a food coma. Their seafood salad is amazing! The staff is very kind and attentive. Sadly we even spent a Valentine's Day here. read more

This buffet exceeded my expectation regarding the freshness of its food. If you crave for seafood and want to get with affordable price, this is the place. It is a Chinese buffet place so do not expect for anything in service. Went there with my husband yesterday for lunch and I especially like their cocktail shrimp and crabs. Some other dish might be too greasy for me so Indid not eat much. The sushi is not bad as well. I might fo back just for its price. read more

Just left Ruby's with take out order. Lady over charged me. Said that my food was a high rate per pound because it was dumplings. I asked her what if my order was sushi or seafood. She said they charge more for dumpling. Why lie to me like I'm stupid. Tell me the truth that you overcharged me. read more

Out of the buffets in the city I've been too, this is probably my favorite. Been there for lunch and dinner and the hot food is always hot and salad bar items are pretty fresh. Some of my favorites are the seafood pasta salad (it is spicy) and fried shrimp. I ignore all of the desert options and head to the soft serve and fruits. I personally don't go to buffets for "authentic" food but the quality is pretty consistent and yummy. I did notice some of the menu items rotating but it's all good. As much as I love sushi, I always steer away from sushi at buffets, no matter how good. For the people who are "uncomfortable with the clientele," it's deep in South Philly, pajamas and sweats are the norm. It's a buffet so you're dressed to expand, not impress. read more

As of my last visit, the quality has definitely gone down over the years. When I was a kid, this buffet was one of the most popular Chinese buffet options in Philadelphia. I would recommend venturing out to places such as Minado for better quality. Save your tastebuds the harm. read more

I have gone here a few occasions, but my last experience with this establishment was completely unpleasant. My Mom, sister and I went to eat here and arrived for the lunch buffet. The waiters had placed oysters (part of their dinner buffet) out slightly earlier and still during the lunch period. My Mom had a plate and when she brought it back to the table (while eating it), a waiter said the dish was only for dinner guests and took the plate away from my Mom! This was truly shocking as it exhibited complete unprofessionalism, lack of basic manners and consumer appreciation. My Mom was highly upset and moreover it was done in front of other guests. When we complained to the manager, the manager did nothing about it and merely said "sorry" half heartedly. Very poor service, management not equipped to handle consumer needs and lack of satisfactory recovery to its consumers was very much present. In whole, a very unsatisfactory and unpleasant atmosphere for paying customers. read more