Royal Asian Buffet

I attended a party here but decided not to eat here because of the reviews on the food so I just ordered beverages. As I was asking for another coffee she cut me short and said coffee not free. Yes, I was totally planning on paying for it! Could’ve been a bit less rude.

Food was ok but the price is very high. Was not hot just warm don’t know if I will go bacj

Positives: Large, clean facility with the usual Chinese buffet décor. Price for lunch about equal to other local buffets. Was not very busy, but given its size, it could easily handle a lunch rush…
Negatives: While it was my first time eating there, most everything I had was only average at best. The onion rings, for example, were cold & tough and most of the other hot foods we’re only merely warm. also, many of the things that I ate did not seem to have much flavor.
Overall, disappointing. Perhaps I may give them another try someday, but it won’t be anytime soon.

Definately the best buffet ive ever been to. The only very close competitor is the east gourmet buffet. But i absolutely love their different food choices, alot of things u wouldnt expect at any other chinese buffet. Food is always fresh & restocked. I live 5 min from here so i usually go every other weekend or so. My only problem is the customer service is pretty bad. Everytime i go with my younger sis they always try to charge her as an adult (mind you she TEN) because she is tall. It takes a while for them to be convinced then they unwillingly agree eventually. Then they talk abt u right there. The owners are super cheap & even changed the adult age to 10 & up (probably because of us) they also rush u and watch u like a hawk.

Horrible buffet with cold salty food. The chicken dishes were rubbery and the broccoli was complete mush. Do yourself a favor and go a few miles down the road to the Bamboo house and get quality Chinese food.

Awful place. Don’t waste your money. They r soo stingy cheap with their food. Will never walk into this place again.

I have eaten at dozens of buffets throughout the tri-​state area and this is hands down the best. The sushi is fresh and delicious, the hibachi is a nice addition to the unbelievable amount of food available. My family has never eaten anything here that we didn’t love. The selection is endless but I would recommend the hot and spicy chicken, fried dumplings, and any of the soups.

Excellent service. Funny older gentleman sitting us. Very clean. Fantastic food selection! Would highly recommend. One of the best Chinese buffet our family has ever been too.

Best Chinese buffet I have ever found.

I have eaten here three or four times over the last year. The food is always great. The staff is a bit to be desired with lack of attention to tables.

Good food, very clean, nice atmosphere. Service was good. Very large buffet. They have a sushi chef and grill chef. We went for Mothers Day and they had a buffet seafood special for 15.99. Lobster, raw oysters and clams, shrimp, crayfish, steamed crab legs, whole crab, flounder and salmon. Full sushi bar. Hibachi grill with steak, fish, chicken. Lots of other dishes Full dessert bar. Everything was fresh and hot. Definitely will be going back.

Might be the worst buffet I’ve experienced. Visiting the area for the weekend and was looking for something affordable and good. While the place was affordable, I would have preferred to pay more for a better meal. The fried rice was stale, the General Tso chicken was undercooked and dark meat was used. Not used to that in the DC area. And for some reason everything I got was cold. I saw steam everywhere but everything I got was cold. Not a great experience by any means.

What a nice surprise, good food, great Seafood selection, clean, wait staff was nice. I would go back again and again.

I came here for take out. I ordered the fried dumplings which came with 8 dumplings for $ 4. Can you say bargain? And then I ordered pork fried rice and shrimp lo mein. I wasn’t a huge fan of these honestly. The lo mein noodles seemed to be a little too mushy. The rice was a little different. My father said it was Pennsylvanian rice. The inside of the restaurant looked nice and I am interested to dine in for their buffet.

This was our 3^rd time going after a period of 9 months or so. Each time the quality goes downhill. The meat wasn’t too bad but the rice was dry, as was the lo mein. The soup was extremely salty and the Wontons were gross. There was hardly anything in the egg rolls. Pretty sure this was the last time we are going

Pretty good, although probably a little seafood heavy considering it’s a buffet. Don’t know what user «Stu R» (if that is his real name) is talking about. If you get mac and cheese at an Asian buffet, you deserve whatever happens to you.

No idea what the hype is about this dirty place. Take the cheesy seating. Boy i see better seating on school buses. Hey royal asian buffet, buy seating that is not ripped to pieces, torn and repaired with electrical tape! Most of the food you are wondering what you are eating. Truly our worst buffet experience in the poconos so far. Our recommendation, stay away unless you want to be sick,

Just felt like going for Chinese on a Friday night. Decided to check out this buffet. Upon arrival the atmosphere seemed bright and inviting. We were seated right away, the greeter was friendly and polite. Unfortunately the booth we sat at apparently had a tear in the seat that was taped over with duct tape. I was surprised because this buffet was opened only last year.
The buffet had a wide variety of food. The food was fresh and tasty. The one thing I didn’t care for was the wait staff hovering around us while eating. When we the check was brought to our table, a card with a note reminding to leave a tip between 15−20% is recommended. I found this to be tacky. The servers only bring drinks which at other buffets I typically leave well less than 15%. Overall it’s about the quality of food, this buffet hits the mark

Not a perfect 5 because… its a buffett! doesnt have to be a 5 star buffett esspecially for the price. Excellent, fresh, and oddly right on point for a chinese buffett in stroudsburg/​milford area. The price includes unlimited trips to buffett which has a chef that cooks up steak/​chicken/​shrimp/​veggies/​rice whatever you throw at him. He’s a humerous and good man. Very pleasant service and accomadating to large groups.
Only thing I didnt see and concerned me was the pizza. There is always a random pizza at the china buffett! LOL
Everyone has there opinion, but I feel like you cant go wrong here!

What an interesting and memorable restaurant! My friend and I stumbled upon this place on the Sunday night of our ski vacation. We were exhausted and hungry, and unfortunately many of the restaurants near Shawnee were closed on Sunday.
Royal Asian Buffet is a party! Aside from every asian dish (including sushi, korean BBQ, dumplings, noodles, etc), they have favorite American options like wings and macaroni. Sure, it’s a little tacky… but unlimited crab legs, dumplings, and mozzarella sticks in one restaurant for 12.99? That’s pretty hard to beat.
Despite a lot of fried food and food with MSG, the options were fresh and tasty! I strayed away from the raw oysters… but I was tempted for sure.
Definitely not for upscale diners, but the atmosphere is fun/​hilarious, the food is good with endless options, and the service is great!