China King Super Buffet

Their website has online ordering but twice I have shown up and they said they have not received it or said the online part is not working. They offered no discount for my trouble. Simply said do you want us to make it now. Not only did they not offer any sort of compensation for my time… twice…they also failed to include everything in my order. I loved the coconut shrimp here but at this point I will take my business elsewhere. They also took some of my food off the buffet line which bothers me. I order takeout because I want fresh, non-​buffet food.

Gross… where do I begin. Ate sushi and it all tast
ed the same, the dumplings were cold and nothing tasted very good. The high chair for my 11 month old daughter was dirty it looked like it hadn’t been cleaned and every time I gave her a bite of something I got a look like I was doing something wrong. How much can a 11 month old eat? The last thing, I have never eaten at a restaurant where it was ok for the waitresses to yell at each other from across the room. Not going back ever!

Tired this place at the advise of my mom. It was your typical buffet setup. We got there kinda late, it was around 8:30. There was a total of 5 of us. The staff greeted us with looks like we distributed them as they finished there dinner at the closest table to the entry. Not a good way to start your dinning experience.
The food selection was fairly typical for a Chinese buffet. Our options were limited being it was close to the end of the evening and there was no concern to try and keep the food looking fresh.

No. No. No. Oysters disintegrated in my mouth, therefore heavily damaging my appetite. I slowly recovered with several pieces of watermelon. I left feeling a bit sad. I guess I didn’t feel the love In the food either. As I looked around, I noticed no one was smiling after a bite they took from their food. This was Sunday lunch. Although the place was full, nothing tasted fresh. Sadness, despair, anger, disappointment, these are the words I would use to show my feelings right now. I need a shoulder to cry on.

This buffet is a good Chinese buffet. The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming. The food is fresh and delicious. I like there lo mien noodles and coconut shrimp is my favorite. They also have other food options like fried chicken and yeast rolls that are good.

Typical Chinese buffet.
Usually just pick out whatever that is acceptable to my appetite. Didn’t expect much as I am here at 2:30 on a slow weekday afternoon. However the food is filling up constantly and new customers are coming to eat, so that’s a good sign.
Liked the Crab Rangoon and the slightly-​dried yellow noodles (don’t exactly know what they are called) the most.

This place used to be one of our favorite places to eat but after last Thursday’s visit we won’t be back. It has slowly been declining in quality, service & sanitation. We arrived around 4:30 pm, early dinner time. We were seated at a dirty table that had not been wiped off after the last patrons, the condiment bottles & salt & pepper bottles were greasy & dirty. The food on the buffet was cold, old & had dried up. Even the dessert table suffered. The almond cookies were stale, they have this coffee/​mocha cake squares that most Chinese places have, where the glaze on them had congealed. The service was just as bad. The lady’s room was disgusting, as if it hadn’t been cleaned all week. The entire place was in need of some good old fashioned elbow grease. All in all it was not a pleasant dining experience & we left with an unsettling, queesy feeling never to return again. $ 30 bucks down the drain.

We decided to try this place instead of driving across town to our fav Chinese spot. Initial reaction… «I just walked in, why am I starting to sweat?!» Yeah, it’s a little warm in this place.
Around the Room:
Very attentive wait staff. Carpet needs cleaning. Tables were reasonably clean. Didn’t check the restrooms. Worst thing was the temperature. Who wants to eat steamed rice with broccoli beef in a sauna?
Buffet:
Typical Chinese buffet choices. Didn’t try the Mongolian. The sushi wasn’t bad. The coconut shrimp was decent. Fried rice tasted buttery?
Overall:
There are so many Chinese food options in this area. The high room temperature alone is enough for me to just drive a few minutes further to our regular fav spot.

same old chinese food that can be found at chinese buffets. lunch proce is $ 8.75 per person. They also have discount coupons in the mail so it makes the price even cheaper. The food is blan. not much selection if you are looking for a wide variety of chinese food. 4 hot tables of food. spicy tuna roll is great and fresh.

Only crab leg is good. Other food is not good. Week days are even worse.

This is probably the worst Chinese restaurant that I have been to. Not a variety of food choices so we had to make our own Mongolian bowl. The food is hot but lacks taste. They used a lot of coloring and flavoring agent in their food. Lomein was orange in color due to added food color and Honey Chicken had sugar syrup for the sweetness.
We visited the restaurant on Valentines Day 2013 and they had a big sign by the entrance that said «Valentine’s Day Special Price All Day Long» so we did not bother to ask about the price thinking there was some sort of discount. The food was as usual choice with nothing special like Lobster, Crab or anything else. After the upsetting lunch we were presented with the check and the price was $ 12 EACH! OUCH! I inquired with the cashier about the regular price for buffet and was told $ 7.59. So for the same food on Valentines, they jacked up the price to $ 12 and made some extra money.
I am not going there ever!

Still can’t give this place more than 2 stars.
It’s been over a year since I’ve been here, and the food quality is still bad.
I will say, the service is nice & friendly. It’s just the food quality leaves something to be desired!

This is the best Chinese buffet that I have been to since moving to Fort Worth 8 months ago and I have been to many different ones. The sushi and egg rolls are absolutely amazing. Scoop ice cream is a huge plus. Yes, it could be cleaner, but we do go to buffets for the food. The food here is great!

An ok place to take the family gets a little packed

Alright, so if you’re looking for some cheap standard Chinise food come here. Service is never bad but of course it’s a buffet how could it be? They bring you your drinks on time and take your plates away even if you still have that one wonton that you were getting some sweet and sour sauce for! Well, it’s good. It’s not great. I’ve never seen any bugs here and I’ve been here say 60 times.

Average food, unfriendly waiters, basic chinese buffet selection

This place is fantastic if you’re drunk.
If not, you can skip it and go to Sushi Yaa, or just about anywhere and get higher quality.
That said, when drunk, this place is Mecca. You can order by the pound, which is useful when hungry for cheap, fried Chinese food and a box of sushi that vaguely tastes like hairspray.
Sober: 2 stars.
Drunk: 4 stars.