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    4.5 (43 reviews)

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    Yes! Lobster Raviolis!
    Colleen O.

    Pretty neat cafe mostly utilized for takeout orders with a home cooked feel. Because they offer free delivery within a 5 mile radius, I decided to purchase a few items for lunch or whenever I didn't feel like cooking during the week. They are a bit on the pricey side in general but I spend a lot when I go to Panera Bread and I'm not nearly as satisfied. First of all the Lobster Ravioli (10 for $19) was probably the most delicious pasta I've ever eaten, Large chunks of lobster inside and outside of the ravioli and topped with a flavorful cream sauce. If I see that entree on the Specials menu, I would order it again in a heartbeat! The second entree I purchased was the Thai Chile shrimp and asparagus with orzo($17)...the shrimp were nice and plump but the dish didn't have much flavor ..... I had to add some Sriracha sauce to make it more flavorful .... I would probably pass on purchasing that one again. The third was a jalapeño popper panini ($10) , it was a decent size and flavorful but very spicy.... I enjoyed it, but ate the other half at a later time cause it was so spicy and rich....with that being said, I would definitely order their paninis again. My order was brought to me at the time requested and the associate was very appreciative of the business. Check out their specials on the Salt Facebook Page-they change frequently. FYI- I believe they are closed on weekends.

    Pulled BBQ chicken focaccia with cheddar & caramelized onions
    Melinda E.

    This cozy store has sit down meals and prepared meals that you can take home & warm up. Delicious choices, two hard working women behind the counter. Everything is meticulously curated & they also sell adorable gourmet themed gifts. I enjoyed the BBQ pulled chicken with cheddar and caramelized onions & a nice fresh cup of coffee.

    Chicken Pot Pie, Grilled Island Chicken
    Jason M.

    It was mid afternoon when my stomach suddenly demanded to be fed. Not entirely familiar with the area I was in, I turned to my trusty Yelp app to find a nearby restaurant. The name alone of Salt Cuisine caught my attention and so that's where I headed. Being mid afternoon, the restaurant was empty except for the women running the restaurant. Without other patrons providing a hint of what to expect, I rambled incoherently as the kind woman offered assistance. Salt offers a rotating menu posted to Facebook in the morning. They have a display case with their menu as well as a takeout freezer of prepared meals. I eventually settled on a Chicken Pot Pie and a piece of Grilled Island Chicken. Afterwards I ordered a Chocolate Chunk Cookie to go that I polished off before snagging a picture. The Grilled Island Chicken was great. A juicy, tender piece of chicken thigh that had a nice heat. The chicken pot pie was amazing as well. On the outside was a flaky crust, and on the inside was a creamy mixture of moist chicken and various deliciousness. The strawberry was a nice finish to the end of a filling meal (but there's always room for a cookie). My favorite part of the visit was the decor. It's obvious the amount effort put into this restaurant. It offers a very warm and comforting home-kitchen vibe. I'll be sure to visit again soon with some friends.

    Alexis H.

    Let me start out with the good: Salt's fresh chocolate chip cookie was one of the best I've ever tasted. I haven't tried their hummus, which is one of them reasons that I tried Salt. However, I did try their chorizo mac and cheese. The mac wasn't the best I ever had, but it was tasty. Maybe a 7 or 8 out of 10. But the chorizo in it was a little chewy and lacked flavor. That could be because it was sold frozen and supposed to be reheated, but that doesn't explain the flavor. Plus it was like $13 for a little Chinese container that only fed 2 of us. My hub and I didn't mind the price at first, because the food is supposed to be natural, fresh, and made from scratch by the chef, but I expected more. I would, however, come back for a cookie now and then! Note: I haven't had their entrees, but my hub and his friends have, and they said good things. Just that once again, they're too expensive.

    Quiche- Broccoli & Cheddar and Asparagus & Tomato, Chicken & Poblano Soup
    Sarah C.

    Salt is in an unassuming location thus easy to miss, but I was pleasantly surprised by my experience. The interior is cute and clean, and the staff person was very friendly. They have sit down, to-go, and frozen options. There are also a few items for sale. We opted to sit in and ordered coffee, quiches, soup, and pastries. Every item was delicious and of excellent homemade quality. We will definitely return!

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    Went here with a few of our friends to check out their weekly buffet. It's my first time here since…read morethey hosted an event for Yelp. Sorry it took me so long to return. I really enjoyed the Goat Curry & the Aloo Gobi. I thought most of the other dishes could have used more heat. I took a samosa but not sure why. It was very dark & dried out. We found out while there that they're under new management. Going from Southern Indian to now Afghani. That might explain the difference in spices. Everyone was friendly but the service lacked a bit with no one cleaning up the dirty dishes or asking if we needed more naan or water. I'm on the fence with this review 3.5 to 4 so I'll go up to 4. 2025-64

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    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 :).

    This place came as a surprise to me. I seldom eat at buffets or any places where guests focus on…read morequantity over quality. And to be sure, I saw some architectural masterpieces of people piling up their plates to proportions that defy both gravity and mathematics. Yet I found myself here and decided I would make the best of it. I say, without hesitation that despite the large volume of food passing through the multiple buffet islands, much of it was truly excellent. There was subtlety in the spicing, and creativity in some of their offerings. Many of their seafood dishes were truly excellent. The people who work here work hard. They try to make sure everyone is happy which is no easy task since the place is mobbed with large families who tend to be supervised by overwhelmed parents. There is nothing romantic or intimate about this establishment. It has the feel of a warehouse. Yet, I sampled several things that were truly excellent. I need to come back here again and sample a whole lot more.

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    The absolute WORST hot and sour soup I have ever had. It was thick and slimy, had nothing but 2…read morehunkss of tofu and a couple of bean sprouts and had zero flavor. Tried to add my own extras at jome to make it palatable, but couldnt get past the sliminess. The shredded beef szechuan style was also awful. Tasted like fish. Never again.

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