New China Buffet

It’s about $ 9 to eat until you’re stuffed, but it’s about what you’d expect in quality for that price. I found the service to be quite good (drink refills). The buffet items are all over the map: kung pao, orange chicken, buttered potatoes, crab, bbq wings, watermelon, ice cream… I don’t eat much meat at buffets like this because I find the vegetables to be better, or the rice offerings. In other words, there’s a way to make this work, although it’s not a place I will return to. It’s clean and the staff were kind, if you really want quantity for your cash.

I ate here two times. Both times there was a disgusting smell in the bathroom so bad that I almost puked up my meal. I could just get my hands wet and run out of that rancid bathroom. The bathroom is by the kitchen. And the place was never busy. So, there is no excuse for not keeping the bathroom at least smelling decent. Some of the food was cold. There were a few OK dishes. I read a good review on their ice cream and could not try it because there was not any in the machine. Some deep fried dishes were under cooked. I like to shop at Smart and Final right by this place. Very disappointed in New China Buffet and I have no plans of ever returning.

The food was good for a buffet, price was right and included the drink. Staff is okay, $ 8 and some change for lunch. No prices posted. The bathroom was horrible and smelled like a sewage plant. Not bad for lunch, probably would go back.

Very cheap, free drinks and friendly service. Good place to dine in if your hungry for some Chinese :)

Hole in the wall from the outside, extensive buffet with very fresh food on the inside.
Cautiously approached this one and was pleasantly surprised. It was clean, well-​stocked with about ²⁄₃ prefab and about ¹⁄₃ home crafted (appearing and tasting) dishes. Fresh vegetables, one whole table of desserts and fruits, lots of fresh looking and tasting seafood, a spread not seen at neighboring buffets. Imagine there must be seasonal flair as it seems experiences have varied here. It is full-​on summer but did not see all the plentiful ice cream buckets. Did see a soft serve machine with several flavors but by then had already filled up on shrimp, noodles, watermelon, pineapple, pudding, chicken, fish, rice, soup, egg rolls, etc, ate a lot!
Yummy for the price. Regarding the neighborhood — select diners create a unique ambiance, entertainment value included in meal. Seems a lot of folks coming in for take-​out, several regular diners as well. During my stay several of the dishes were replaced even when half full, seemed to be on a time rotation for freshness.
Great crab puffs and salad dishes too. Will probably go back again sometime.

Very disappointed !! Food was very dry, Spring rolls were hard a rocks. imitation crab was dried out. Shirmps were mushy… all in all I will not go there again.

My husband’s parents picked this place so we met here for family dinner. It was a Sunday night and there wasn’t a wait but when we went in there was a kid about 10ish working the register and then cleaning tables and picking up plates. I didn’t think that was right and seemed odd. The buffet was kinda small and a lot of the pans were bare. It seemed like most of the food out wasn’t even Chinese at all and of what was out, it was just kinda meh. If going off the food then I would only expect to it to cost somewhere in the $ 3-​$ 5 range. Not to say the prices were bad, but they are comparable to most of the other buffets with either more of a selection or better food.
At least the restaurant was filthy looking but there was lots of food/​trash on the floor.
If I had to go back, I would only end up getting the ice cream which is scooped out of ice cream containers and doesn’t come out of a machine.

The servers do not speak a word of English, and do not tell you the price until after you’ve eaten. We ended up paying over $ 17 for two people with just water to drink. The egg drop soup was terrible, the orange chicken was questionable, the rice and noodles were mediocre, and the skewered chicken must have been 50% fat. Frozen peas and carrots were generously thrown into everything, including the egg-​drop soup… They also had zero sushi to offer. The selection was VERY limited. There are numerous superior asian buffets to this one in the area. Their only saving graces were their seafood and real ice cream, of which 6 flavors were available. So unless all you want is shrimp and ice cream, don’t waste your time and money. ²⁄₅

To be fair I only tried this place once for lunch, so maybe this place isn’t that bad. But here’s my review… the only good thing about this place was our very lovely, outgoing, attentive server. They were playing children choir christmas songs (eek!!) on full blast! (so I couldn’t even drown it out with my chewing or conversation) They only had 3 very short buffet serving tables. Most of the dishes were over cooked and the quality of the meats were very low. (more fat than meat) So I ended up only eating the only thing that I could enjoy which was the fresh cantaloupe fruit and sauteed mushroom and cucumber dish. :(

Well when Rand H and myself pulled into the parking lot of this place i said to Rand i bet this is 3 star at best. Well upon entering this place i was already thinking this could be 4 or 5 star. The décor was alright and the buffet was big about 75 items all of which looked tasty .A couple of dishes that stood out from your typical chinese buffets were the japanese chicken, lye chee pork, stuffed crab balls on the half shell
and some kind of white fish that was pretty good but not labeled. the crab meat was real and there was plenty of shrimp dishes. all in all every thing i ate was good. Now on to desert (yay real ice cream) served with hot apple pie that was good but the rest of the deserts were just average. i forgot to have a chinese donut but they were there I love those and always try at least one so i guess i will be back