King Buffet

This buffet is a remote Chinese Buffet.
The food quality and variety was questionable, but the price was right.
Good:
Orange Chicken. I’ve never seen a Chinese restaurant mess this one up.
Fried rice. There’s no way to mess this up.
Cheese Mussels, but very cheesy.
The chicken kabob thing was good
Fried Green beans. Mmm, I love fried green beans.
Lychee was good, I love canned Lychee.
The ice cream was surprisingly good. Tubs of ice cream of a few flavors is offered. Only problem was logistically scooping the ice cream, because the tubs moved. Washing the spoon was also a pain.
The Bad:
I feared for my life with the sushi.
The chow mein was chewy and starchier than I expected.
These are the ones that stood out.
For the most part, the food was alright, but I might take my money to Arby’s or another fast-​food establishment next time.

First time there, I saw stacks of food. Looked incredible, all the way to presentation. Place was packed.
Now, what happened? Fried rice was a couple of days old. Meat was tough, not fresh. Vegetables wimpy, and not fresh and crunchy. Almost empty place. I really hope they get their act together.

Food was literally freezing. It was a disappointment because they had everything I wanted, but it wasn’t even a tad warm.

I came here with an open mind knowing that most Chinese Food Buffets dont serve gourmet food. There were alot of cars in the parking lot, which I thought was a good sign. For the price I was expecting some decent food. The pools of grease in the serving pans told me that some of the food sat there for some time. Long story short, the food was terrible, tasteless and greasy. Servers were friendly, Bathrooms were disgusting and dirty. I had to use my car keys to latch the stall door. The only thing positive was the hard ice cream. This was the only restaurant that made me feel like I should gargle with drano. But thank you for the hard lesson, Good Chinese Buffets are hard to find and I should probably stay away from most.

For $ 11.99 on Sunday, it’s just ok. Typical Chinese buffet lots of fried items, sushi just so-​so. The staffs were friendly and attentive enough to clear away the empty plates.

This was bad. We went in for a late lunch about 2:00pm Admittedly late for a buffet place. There were pretty much just close to empty selections and what was there was not good. From what we experienced they only deserve 1 star. I added another to be fair because we ate late. It might be better at noon than 2:00pm.

Great place to get stuffed. Just like every other Chinese buffet on the planet. Nothing better or worse about this place.

Had dinner here recently: the King Buffet seems to have fewer outstanding items, now that their competition is gone. The octopus salad seemed a bit off. There was roast beef which was pretty good. The mussels were burdened down with too much cheese and other fatty add-​ons. I enjoyed the sausage with onions. The salmon too was tasty. And they still have several kinds of hard ice cream. Certainly this restaurant is still worth eating at, but it’s now a shadow of what it used to be.

Well, everyone who knows me knows that I loves me the China Sun– though, sadly, it is looking for a new address. Which is the only reason I went to Kings Buffet with the kiddies, as I was TOLD that it was great. Uh, that person is no longer on my list of trusted informants. My whole family ate there, all 5 of us, all 5 who loves the China Sun. In fact, the kids say it is their favorite restaurant. But to say that the food we had at Kings Buffet was the worst we have had in town is misleading. We all actually decided it was some of the worst food we have ever had. .. ever. And it is dirty and dingy, which doesn’t help. And the manager (owner?) seems to mean well, but he kind of made us feel like we were trying to dine and ditch, as when I stood up to go pay he yelled, «NO! You pay here!» and pointed to the table. Yeah, pal, that’s not exactly gonna help the rating. ..

Three of us had a huge lunch here for just under $ 30.00 including drinks and tip. They have an immense selection of dishes most of which are pretty tasty. Featuring a nice selection of flavors throughout the chicken, beef, pork, vegetable and seafood entrees.
There is a nice salad bar, dessert bar and sushi bar. You can also put together your own raw ingredients at the Mongolian style counter and they will cook it up fresh right in front of you. In addition, a small variety of dim sum is availiable.
If you want to get stuffed this place rocks.
Yes, it is much better than China Sun.
The service is OK; but no wine or beer availiable. Salute.