Actually after seeing all the reviews, I was skeptical about coming here .I was surprised ..food…read morehad flavor , only grip would be ,wish food was a bit warmer ...definitely be back .

Not sure that cold and hot table temps were correct. Will wait and see if get diarrhea…read more Not very true to Chinese cuisine. Sushi was hit and miss. Most were shrunken (?) and or dried out. Did get one really tasty piece, Philadelphia. Sushi overall very disappointing. Mongolian stir fry was average but hot enough to not cause food poisoning and veg were very fresh and nice. Lychee jello was yummy if way too firm. Id love the real canned lychee,. Service was ok. I dont think we'll be back. Too mediocre at best and iffy health measures- tho what Chinese buffet isn't like that? If I did it would only be for Mongolian. Seemed over priced?

Thanksgiving came around and we had zero desire to cook or clean. Our "plan" (and I use that word…read moreloosely) was Golden Corral. We figured if we got there early, we'd beat the crowd. Cute of us, honestly. We pulled up and that parking lot looked like Beyoncé was performing. Cars everywhere: on the grass, on the curbs, people creating their own imaginary parking spaces. People circling like it was Black Friday. Absolutely not. We left with no backup plan and even less hope. Pulled up Yelp and I remembered that Dimassi's buffet had been on my radar for months, but was it open? Called them up and CHA-CHING!!! Money! They were open, guys. That phone call felt like hitting the lottery. Thanksgiving was saved. We arrived and Dimassi's was calm, clean, and the buffet bar was fully stocked with hot food fresh out of the kitchen. They had your Mediterranean favorites: dips, salads, gyro meat, dolma, chicken kabobs, saffron rice, the good garlicky toum, warm potatoes, fresh pita, everything. They even prepared a turkey for patrons who wanted some. Wow. They understood the assignment. Now a couple things could be tweaked. I like my baba ganoush served warm...and maybe they could have had some lamb options? But, honestly? For a buffet on Thanksgiving at $23 a person ($9 for the 3 yr old with us), they delivered HARD. Dimassi's didn't just feed us...they rescued us from the Golden Corral Hunger Games. Thank you for being open. Thank you for coming through in the clutch. You saved Thanksgiving.

I'd been wanting to check this place out for quite some time. There's another location in Round…read moreRock, but many reviewers said the original spot is much better, so we decided to start with the OG location. Parking is plentiful right in front of the restaurant. We came by on a Saturday around 1 PM, worried it might be packed, but it was actually pretty quiet. You can sit anywhere you like, grab a plate, and pay when you're done. The space is large and open, with three full rows of food and drinks plus a dedicated station for fruit and desserts. Everything was fresh, not overly salty, and there were plenty of options. My favorites were the hummus with eggplant (so flavorful with great texture), the salad and cucumber salad (fresh and refreshing), the dolma (perfectly done), gyro (tender and tasty), baked cauliflower (so good), fried chicken (juicy, crispy, and not salty), falafel (extra crunchy), and the lentil soup (simple but delicious). And don't miss their coffee at the checkout--it has a hint of warm spice and is the perfect finish after a meal. Surprisingly, I ended up loving the vegetable dishes even more than the meats. Overall, yes, $26 per person is on the higher side (what doesn't cost these days, right?!), but it's a great spot to try a variety of Mediterranean dishes that are fresh, simply seasoned, and let the ingredients shine--perfect whether you're new to the cuisine or just want a bit of everything.

We had a fantastic experience at Kalahari, and I especially want to recognize Ihsan at the front…read moredesk. From the moment we arrived, Ihsan was incredibly welcoming, professional, and genuinely friendly. He made the check-in process smooth and effortless, answered all of our questions, and went above and beyond to make sure we felt comfortable and taken care of. His positive attitude, patience, and attention to detail really stood out. Great hospitality starts with people who truly care about their guests, and Ihsan is a perfect example of that. He made our stay even more enjoyable and left a great impression on us. Kalahari is lucky to have someone like Ihsan on their team. We truly appreciate his excellent service and will definitely be back!

Free parking!!! Smooth check in also! 2 night stay came…read morewith $200 food credit and $200 arcade games credit! There was plenty of places to eat but I do recommend the Mac and cheese spot! The chile verde Mac was BOMB The hotel room was also very spotless with an amazing view of the waterpark. The hotel is very big so we did need to do a lot of walking! The waterpark experience was amazing! The only downside is that the outdoor waterpark is only open on the weekends but the indoor waterpark can be enjoyed everyday! There was plenty of kid friendly places for babies to toddlers! We really had a great time celebrating my son's 2 year birthday there! The staff were nice there also. Thank you for the experience

Another trip to our favorite sushi place! Yaw was fabulous…read moretoday! Very attentive and accommodating! Today had my favorite Volcano roll on lunch special (available till 4:30) half off appetizers so enjoyed egg rolls and steam dumplings along with crab rangoon! 2 HH margaritas and a beer and bill was $45!!! Always tip server and Sushi rollers!

We went during a late lunch and the food just didn't hit for us. The calamari reminded me of…read moremozzarella sticks. It was stringy and it felt weird when you bit into it. They offer a lot of fried rolls and rolls that have eel sauce. A lot of them are pretty basic, so for someone who likes that, this may be your jam. For the rolls that had cream cheese, I liked that it was stuffed with cream cheese. Everything was fresh and made to order, but I will say that the white tuna fish didn't taste like white tuna so that was off putting. The restaurant was clean and the staff was nice.

Wonderful food and a fun atmosphere. Really friendly staff, too…read more We've started to just get a to go order along with our meals, it's so good. This is our family's favorite restaurant in Round Rock, not just for Indian food, in general.

I had reservations for this place at 9pm, however they still made me wait with the rest of…read morewalk-ins. It was fine because I was able to gauge the place and noticed a robot delivering some of the plates to the tables, I thought that was cool! I ordered a bunch of food because I was hungry, but I started with a cold soda which I asked a glass with ice 3 times to 2 different people, it took them about 20 minutes to get that for me. After I finished eating, I asked for boxes and the check. After 20 minutes of waiting for those. I approached the front desk and they gave me the boxes, still no bill 10 minutes later of me standing there, I was given the bill. I paid with Inkind so they asked to confirm payment but they never came back. At this point it was almost midnight and I've had it, so I paid and I left. The robot didn't deliver my food, the iPads with the menu were just for picking as you couldn't place an order directly from them ‍ The only reason why I gave them 2 stars is because the food was good and the portions were generous. I will NOT be coming back or recommending this place.

Not very many breakfast buffets in exist unless you are in Vegas or it's a holiday so this was a…read moregreat treat after fasting for a couple day. Yeah it's a little expensive but that's practically everywhere these days. They had a good variety of breakfast items. My favorites were the omelet station, the sausage, and the waffles. They even have juices and smoothies. Definitely felt I got my moneys worth with 4 plates of food. This place is located on the lower level of the Kalahari Resort. Lots of parking too.

Sunday breakfast at the Great Karoo Marketplace…read more Went for a TPS conference held at the Kalahari Resort. Sunday breakfast at the marketplace was easy to find. No wait at 7:30 AM. The restaurant is on the first floor, almost directly below the check in desk in the lobby. Take the elevator or stairs down a level to access the breakfast buffet. Since the buffet gets busy on the weekends, they will escort you to a table. We sat with a colleague and friend who presented the most amazing lectures at the conference. The buffet itself has a lot of classic and kid friendly foods. So many stations. Cereals. Cut up fruits. Pastries and muffins. Corn. Wedge potatoes. Omelettes. The cook at the Bennie station was so nice. When I asked for a Bennie with no meat, she suggested that I grab some smoked salmon from another station to make a salmon Benedict. My favorite...and what I was planning to do once she gave me my meatless Benedict. So thoughtful. Other yummy options at the buffet included the bread pudding and the cheese grits. So many carbs!! The station with smoothies and fruit juices was a very good option. The pinacolada smoothies and the green juice blends were so yummy. Although I didn't use it, the hot sauce bar was so interesting. So many hot sauces. From mild to hot, hot, hot. Check out the Scoville Scale to gauge if you can handle the heat. A nice place for brunch during an annual conference at Kalahari Resorts in Round Rock.

Little Mama's Filipino Food was really delicious, and the flavors tasted fresh and authentic. The…read morefood was great overall, and I'd definitely come back to try more items from the menu.

The food was pretty good albeit limited. The lumpia was quite good compared to other restaurants…read morein Central Teas. Service was acceptable. Ambiance was nonexistent period. There was none. Customers were a mix of Filipinos and locals from the neighborhood. No indication of DoorDash or UberEats.

I can't go wrong when buying here, I love the classic fried chicken, their fries are bomb and the…read morestaff is always kind and friendly. We spilled ketchup on the floor (sorry but little hands were handling this) and our waiter quickly came to help us out. I recommend this location to succumb to the cravings!

We seemed to be the first customers on their Friday lunch. The service was very attentive and…read moreeveryone was nice and welcoming. They now have more appetizer options with their AYCE. We tried kimchi stew and cheese corn. We went with option A and, although overall good, the quality of the meat will be comparable to the price tag and the fact that this is an AYCE.

Got scared from all the negative reviews on here but decided to try myself. It was fairly clean as…read moremuch as any other buffet place and the service was friendly and attentive. The fried chicken was hot, crispy, juicy and absolutely delicious!

OVERVIEW: Kind of what you would expect as far as buffets go. Variety? Yes! Quality? No. Pick your…read morebattles. If you want a wide variety of brunch buffet options - everything from cereal, pancakes, and waffles, to fried chicken and bacon, menudo, and cake, go for it. The $13.99/person weekend brunch buffet is a decent deal given the variety of options. But none of it is good. The vibe of the place gives off a rundown Gatti's or arcade place with the entrance to pay. You self-serve your drink of choice, pay to enter the gates, and seat yourself at an open table. It's not dirty but not the cleanest, either. Cafeteria style. There was water/condensation dripping from the ceiling. The freshness of the food varies on the timing of your visit. During rush hours, they're turning food over more quickly and you can catch it hot and fresh. It was an experience to say the least - and maybe it's nostalgic for some and definitely a more affordable place to just get a little of everything.

There's nothing fine, nor Maharashtrian about the cuisine at Tulsi. We made the mistake of trusting…read morea few (probably paid) influencer videos on social media absolutely raving about this restaurant and decided to give it a try. There were barely any people on a Saturday night which made us feel a little apprehensive after stepping in. The restaurant was dimly lit and restrooms were dirty. We were a group of 4 people, two of whom are Maharashtrian and know what the food tastes like. Comments for individual dishes: Vada pav - Not served with Mumbai pav but slider buns which is as unauthentic as can be. Sabudana vada - Crispy, tasted good, served with sweet yogurt. Pithla bhari - The worst I have ever had. Pithla was too runny, bhakri was downright stale/unedible. Pomfret fry - Fish skin was burnt, but taste was better than some of the other dishes. Puran poli - It was super thin, barely any puran filling and seemed to have been served after quick heating rather than fresh, the edges were unedible. Saoji chicken curry - Too much garam masala Triple Schezwan fried rice - This was the best dish among all those we ordered. It was served with manchurian gravy. A humble request to the restaurant management - please serve edible, authentic Maharashtrian dishes or remove them from the menu rather than misleading people.

Large menu with lots of food originating from the Maharashtra state of India. However, there are…read moresome huge problems with both the food and service. Nothing stood out to me as amazingly delicious like some other Indian cuisine around Austin. The surmai fry had a piece of plastic on the plate (no it was not a bone). Ran out of the jhunka bakri so I ordered a kothimbir wadi which they had forgot. They also forgot my mango lassi. The buffet was not served during the time I was there but it seemed like just a small selection in the corner of the restaurant. I'm happy that a place like this is in Austin, but the service was so lackluster and the food was mediocre so I couldn't imagine myself going back.