Me and my parents went to a late lunch yesterday for Mother's Day. The food was awesome and…read morecustomer service was amazing. Everyone was extremely nice. We we'll be back. And I well be telling everyone else about the five stars I give this place. The only down side is needs more parking but I can look over that.

I don't leave reviews as a rule, but this was SCARY food - the public needs to know or the…read moreestablishment needs a major change. Decent selection of food, but most of it at room temperature or close. I didn't dare eat the chicken when it was clear that it had been sitting there for a while at room temperature, will be shocked if I'm not sick tomorrow. Same with the cobbler. I tried the rolls and garlic bread - both so hard as to be completely unpalatable. Salad bar was probably the best part, but everything there was very low quality as well. Beyond that, the food is all very underseasoned and bland. And how do you make cheesecake bland? I mean, how is that possible? All the server had to do was give my a seat, some water and clean utensils, and I did get a seat - but the knife had a big blob of something green stuck to it. They brought me a new glass of water when the first when dry, but it had a funny/bitter flavor that wasn't there in the first one. Considering the fact that the knife wasn't clean, I would assume the same went for the glasses. Worst of all, I left a tip at the table (not required for a buffet, and certainly not earned as noted above); but when I declined to tip at checkout, they had the nerve to ask if I had tipped at the table - as if tipping was somehow required. And then argued with me when I made it clear that asking was inappropriate. Incredibly rude and a terrible way to treat customers. I should have made more of a scene, but I calmly made my point clear, no need for more drama. Will not be going back, and will suggest nobody else does either - if you want a reasonable buffet experience anyway. Edited to add: After writing this review, I decided to research to see if I was the only one that had a bad experience, and found a LOT. On Yelp, they have more one star reviews that two, three or four stars - making me think that many of the 5 star reviews are not legit. Just go to Yelp, and sort by newest first, to see that 3 of the last 5 reviews were one star - 4 of 6 if you include mine. Also, according to the AJC, this restaurant has had multiple failed health inspections in just the last five years: November 2025: Scored 59/U (Unsatisfactory). Violations included food not held at proper temperatures and cross-contamination issues. December 2021: Scored 52/U (Unsatisfactory). The restaurant failed its routine inspection after staff were observed failing to wash hands, alongside improper food storage and temperature violations. May 2021: Scored 37/U (Unsatisfactory) 37? 37?? That's not just a fail, that's a not even trying.

The Chinese fare is good and plentiful. I enjoyed it. only…read morethings I didn't care for were the fresh melon...had too much preservative on it. And the calamari was very soft & rubbery. the rest was great, I will be back and recommend others do the same. Thank you.

Lots of variety. Very clean. Great tasting food. Nice hibachi station and fresh tasting sushi. Lots…read moreof salad options. Great dessert options. Probably the best pecan pie I have ever had. Dinner is steep at $24. We prefer to go for lunch.

What went well??…read more Everything did. These are the types of places you desire to find when you're on the road staying somewhere for a few days. So much character at this place with the staff, the setup, and even the building itself. They've have been here a long time... I believe in was told 2nd generation, but I could be wrong. I went here two days in a row while in town to work baseball stuff. So friendly and helpful, just like good southern folks are! The food was fantastic! Flavorful, and all you can eat?!?!?! Yes. Oh, and be sure to get some sweet tea because it's southern sweet. Like I say, "Sweet tea, it ain't sweet if it don't make your teeth sting."

Great food: mondays with friend pork chops is favorite day followed by catfish fried Friday's…read more Price up yo 15.75 where you see be like 10 or so keeps me away more, but the desserts are also great banana pudding, peach cobbler... salads & slaw, beets green beans & other veggies all you can eat

Took My Mother here for lunch last week and it was a great experience! The Customer Service was…read moremore than satisfactory, the food was fresh and well prepared. There's nothing fancy, but the buffet was clean and well maintained as was the restaurant. We will definitely be back. And I would like to also add that as much cheaper than Golden Corral and it tastes better.

Good buffet variety, Southern food, Fried chicken, okra, greens and variety of desserts including…read morecobblers. Reasonably priced. Fast service . .

The name says Great Chow. There is absolutely nothing great about this place. It used to have a…read moredifferent name in the past. My daughter wanted to go here for dinner because in her childhood she loved it. The food used to be decent and filling. I don't know what happened but the quality has gone down. There are no labels on the buffet so it is a guessing game. I chose something safe like chicken wings and potatoes. It was very sub par. Every dish either tasted the same or was over cooked. I tried to get a second plate but I just couldn't eat it. I saw people continuously going back but I just couldn't do it. I tried a couple of desserts but they were hard and dry. I'm sorry I will not be returning. I will say that the server was very nice and attentive l. She made sure we had plenty of refills and she cleared used dishes.

I've always enjoyed this buffet. Sometimes you visit these types of places,and most ,if not all of…read moretheir meats, are chicken. They always seem to have a good variety of dishes. I've been here several times before writing this review. The service is always great. They keep my drink filled. The resteraunt and buffet tables always seem to be clean and well stocked. On Saturday when i was there,I noticed the price went up at 330. I didn't really see anything differant to trigger the price increase. There was seafood,but i dont eat that. But ive always came here and recommend you give them a try

My boyfriend and I went here earlier in January and I'm glad I'm finally sharing my experience. I…read morewould definitely go back and invite more people as there is a lot of room for bigger parties and of course, enough food for everyone. The entrance is very neat and it was very nice to be welcomed and seated as soon as we walked in. There were quite a few servers or hostess standing to make sure if there was anyone that needed anything, they would be attended right away. The variety of sushi was splendid, they gave nigiri sushi along with cooked sushi. The wings were yummy as well as their shrimp crab boil. I wish I would've gotten a picture of the crab boil but it was legit with the little crabs and corn - I think the only thing missing was the potatoes. Dessert was fun as they had a chocolate fountain where you could dip marshmallows or other desserts.

we decided to stop by oraora for my mom's birthday, and the sushi was honestly pretty good for a…read moresushi buffet! we came for dinner on a friday, and it wasn't too crowded. service was very attentive, and our plates were cleared often. the sushi seemed like it was replaced frequently, although a lot of the hot dishes were cold. - assortment of sushi rolls (3.5/5): there was the most variety in sushi rolls, but i only tried a few because i prefer nigiri. the tiger roll tasted pretty standard, and the shrimp tempura inside was surprisingly really crunchy. it also came with imitation crab meat, spicy mayo sauce, and tempura bits on top, which added more crunch. the orange roll had a similar sauce, but there was just avocado, cucumber, and imitation crab inside. i did like that the salmon on top was soft, although the amount of mayo was a little too much. the sugar hill roll tasted exactly as i expected - it was fairly sweet from the eel sauce. it also had spicy mayo, so it was pretty heavy because it was drenched in sauce. the dancing eel roll had a similar flavor, but it also included eel on top and cucumber inside, which added some freshness. the big daddy roll had a mixture of fish, similar to a rainbow roll, but with spicy mayo and wasabi mayo on top. the wasabi mayo didn't taste too much like wasabi - it was more subtle, which i liked - assortment of nigiri (3.5/5): the fish wasn't the freshest nor the softest, but that's expected from a sushi buffet. i was actually surprised at how good the quality was for a buffet, and the portion of rice to fish was good too. the izumidai, yellowtail, and salmon nigiri were fine and not too fishy. the salmon was the softest, so i liked it best. the eel was fine too; they were small pieces of eel, but the sauce was standard. my favorite nigiri was the torched salmon with wasabi mayo on it. it had a slightly smoky flavor, and the torch made the fish softer. the torched tuna was similar to the salmon, but the fish wasn't as soft. i also enjoyed the escolar/white tuna because there was some seasoning on it, like pepper and chili powder. it wasn't that strong, but it gave the fish more flavor. i liked the torched izumidai the least because i didn't like the hot sauce on it - assortment of sashimi (2/5): there were only two types of sashimi when we went - salmon and izumidai. i liked the salmon better because of the soft texture, and my boyfriend basically only ate salmon sashimi the entire time, although they stopped refilling the salmon sashimi pretty early before closing. it was just okay, but i felt sick of eating it quickly, especially because it was just raw slices of fish that weren't the best quality - assortment of seafood (2/5): the fresh oysters definitely weren't fresh, but i ate them anyway because i just love oysters. they were very, very fishy, but they were huge! they did offer cocktail sauce, lemons, and hot sauce to eat them with, which helped mask the fishiness. the cajun seafood boil had a good savory flavor, although it also wasn't fresh. it had been left out a while, and all that was left was crawfish. the cream shrimp reminded me of honey walnut shrimp - fairly sweet. my dad ate a lot of the crab legs, which were lukewarm. the meat was a bit hard to get out because the shells bent and didn't crack open easily - tempura (2/5): the tempura was a bit cold, so they weren't really crispy anymore. i enjoyed the pieces of pumpkin, which were soft. they also offered tempura sauce - takoyaki (3/5): the takoyaki were pretty standard, but there weren't many pieces of octopus. of all the lukewarm dishes that sat out for a while, this one tasted the best at that temperature - spicy rice cake (3/5): this was fine - again, not warm. otherwise, it had a pretty standard flavor, and i enjoyed the pieces of fish cake. the sauce was a little watery - chicken yakitori (3.5/5): this had a sticky sweet glaze, but it was pretty messy to eat. the chicken was on the drier end, but it tasted better because of the sauce. it definitely would've been better hot - assortment of soups (3.5/5): the miso soup was very light and basic. i liked the spicy crab soup! my dad thought it was too spicy, but i enjoyed the flavor, which reminded me of kalguksu - assortment of desserts (2/5): the desserts seemed to be prepackaged and bought in bulk. they offered brownies, mini cakes, churros, and vanilla soft serve. i tried a coffee cake and a chocolate brownie, but they tasted pretty dry. the fruit wasn't very fresh, but i did enjoy dipping the pineapples in the chocolate fondue fountain. my brother liked the marshmallows for dipping overall, oraora was a good experience for a sushi buffet. the sushi was much better than the other food options. the service was great, and i liked the variety, especially for the price. i'm not sure that i would come again because i prefer higher quality sushi and hot dishes, but it was a fun experience!

The food is ALWAYS good, the workers are friendly and efficient. It can be costly because they…read morecharge by the pound, but the food is so good!!!! I highly recommend!!​

I added quite a few photos on here. You can view as well…read more This was my first time at this cafe, and I'm glad I did stop in. I have an appointment for my passport, so I came here to eat breakfast. It's a lot of choices, but I love grits so that was what I ate. :-) I ordered home potatoes, grits, eggs and one sausage. My husband had fruit, corn beef hash, grits and some other items. The food was hot and delicious. Our food was pricey, because my husband had quite a few breakfast items. It's $9.49 a pound. That's a lot, if you're on a budget. But, besides that the employees are nice, and restaurant is clean and everything is fresh. If we're in the area, we may visit again.