New York Buffet

No recomiendo para nada este sitio si buscas un mínimo de calidad.
Cuando me refiero un mínimo de calidad no sólo me refiero a encontrar alimentos recién cocinados sino a alimentos bien conservados. Después de comer en NY Buffet estuvimos varios días con dolor de estómago.
Fuimos tres amigos y yo a este sitio, la comida estaba recalentada de tiempo atrás. Solemos ir habitualmente a restaurantes de este tipo y sin duda es el peor que hemos probado en Miami y no me extraña el precio después de haber visto semejante servicio, pese a ser bastante económico (7 $) puedes encontrar buffet de comida china por 3 – 5 $ más por persona con muchísima más calidad y lo más importante, con comida fresca que no te haga enfermar.
Algo bueno: La variedad es muy amplia y el precio muy competitivo si vas algo apurado.
Lo peor: Mala calidad, mal sabor, suciedad en baños y local muy mal decorado.

I went here for an early lunch and was very impressed with the enormous variety of fresh sushi, Chinese food, and even tostones and maduros! I used to live in New York city and spent a lot of time in Chinatown, and missed authentic Chinese food. Thankfully, we now have it in Hialeah, all you can eat! The sesame balls are sweet and delicious, the dim sum looked like blossoming flowers, the peppered chicken was delicious, and the sushi was made to order. I like avocado sushi, and the chef whipped me up a fresh batch!

Went here last week. Thought it was gonna be like any other. It was better they had sushi and many Chinese favorites. I was surprised how they kept up on replenishing dishes. The owner was at front of restaurant and I explained when leaving how i enjoyed his restaurant he was pleased. He informed me that they switched up dishes every now and then. The food is good but at times it was a struggle to get servers attention for a refill of soda. The restaurant is hidden at the far end of the parking lot in between the flea markets. But is a treasure once you find it. There are signs on the street to direct you to the restaurant.

Just no.
Sushi: Out dated looking nigiri. The tuna looked like it had been sitting there for days. It didn’t look fresh. The other rolls looked pretty decent but I wasn’t comfortable eating the raw fish inside. I had the eel nigiri which was pretty decent. I also had a fried roll that had imitation crab and avocado and it was the worst thing ever. The ginger was good though (how can you mess up pickled ginger anyways??).
Entrees: I had the lo mien and it was alright. However when I was eating it, I found a very sharp object that was long. I was horrified. I didn’t know what it was. I stopped eating. If I didn’t see that, I probably would’ve choked. The kimchi was good and spicy the way I like it. The best thing I had were the green beans. I love green beans.
Price: I spent $ 7.50 which included all the food and can of coca cola. It is $ 4.99 per pound. The price is not bad.
Overall: I don’t think I am ever coming here again. The best thing about this place is the people that work there. They were quite nice. Eat the sushi at your own risk.

Very consistently good Chinese food. Not the best in Miami, but certainly in the top quartile. In a non-​descript strip mall and somewhat blah interior, but they make up for it with the food.

yes on yesterday my bestfriend & i decided to check out this place out because it was her birthday. proir to us going there they have been adversiting it on the radio about checking it out, and that they had deals far as birthdays if you are celebrating a birthday you can eat free. once we arrived it was something different, it had to be 4 more or people with the party for the birthday person to eat free. so we decided to stay anyway because it wasnt expensive. our first impression far as looks it was nice very clean, we was seated our waiter was very proffessional. we order sweet tea for our drink, the sweet tea was very nasty it taste like it very old, the food was ok put not hot at all. so our overall experience it was ok i experienced better.