C & D Oriental Buffet

This place is almost not worth eating had horrible service, barely any fresh food cooked, waiter was super slacking with refills, food isn’t even that great, the desserts are just terrible, I would not recommend eating here again

This place use to be really good and my favorite. Now they change names, all food taste like covered in sugar and only got one refill.

Stopped in for a quick lunch and my observation is this. Two stars is a gift.
1. Server did not speak English
2. Food was luke warm /​cold
3. Asked for melted butter for shrimp and they didn’t have any butter? I mean how can a restaurant not have butter, either didn’t want to accommodate or not telling the truth either way bad business. Didn’t even go ask the kitchen after asking her if she cooked the food and said no.
Go to the one further down the road I am pretty sure they will have butter.

I’m not too thrilled about this particular buffet for a handful of reasons. Even though I’ve eaten here quite a bit, it’s only because of its convenience. The food is mediocre. I aways find myself avoiding the desserts and salad table. I dare you to! The last time I ate there I saw an employee sneezing in his hands. He didn’t wash them and then proceeded to making himself a plate. It’s easy to imagine that everyone else that walks through the door doesn’t wash their hands either but as long as you don’t see it, you’re fine!

It’s ok for the price. The service is better in some days than others. Food quality is acceptable for the price. Drink refills are often offered but take a little to get there Bathrooms are ok, not the best, especially when it rains. Food selection improves on weekends.

Meh. Better than the place across the street, but needs help. I didn’t come for hot Lipton tea. Really? Oolang tea is sold cheap in Wal-​Mart and they couldn’t have some? The sushi selection is poor, so don’t come for that.
Otherwise the food was average. About what you’d expect. Nothing blew me away with it’s good flavor. Was surprised they didn’t have pot stickers or the pot sticker sauce. I typically dip everything in that sauce at Chinese.

If I was starving and had only $ 6.00, and every other restaurant around was closed, I might eat here again.
There are quite a few oriental buffets in Central Florida. Most of them serve the same selection of Americanized «Chinese» food. What distinguishes one from another is freshness and quality of ingredients and care of preparation. And, of course, how long they leave the finished product sitting out on the buffet tables.
We’ve eaten here twice. Same issue both times — food is very bland, and obviously left out for far too long, as it was all overlooked and dried out.
I don’t really expect much from a $ 6 buffet, but this place is worse than the other buffet alternatives in the area. Don’t waste your time here — any of the local fast food alternatives will probably taste better.

Best Chinese buffet in Orlando. It doesn’t say much other than there is no real good Chinese buffet in Orlando.

Just because it might be packed during lunch, doesn’t mean it’s a good place for dinner. Went with the kids (11 and 9) and got charged adult prices. The lady with very little English kept referring to the kids’ height. When I finally talked to the manager (Why am I paying 40.00 for a bad buffet??? She finally pointed to the wall by the door. If the kid is 54″ they pay as adults. Well, needless to say, one of my kids wasn’t even close to 54 and after some argument. she brought down the price from 9.99 to 6.99 WOW!!! THANK YOU!!! All for 3 pieces of sweat and sour chicken and a spoonful of yellow rice (which is not fried rice by the way).
Everything is chicken chicken and more chicken. Yes they do have seafood but I was afraid to even get close to that side. It didn’t smell fresh. It smelled too fishy.
Although it’s close to the major mall in Orlando, it’s in a really bad area where the «night workers» start coming out of their caves around 6pm so overall the area is not nice. The restaurant wasn’t dirty but I agree with a previous post, the front door should’ve been my sign. It’s plastered with pics of people who ate and left without paying. I wonder why they didn’t pay! Hum… maybe they got into an argument with management for the bad food?
Warning, you must eat everything on your plate or they will charge you take out… ridiculous!!!

I have tried many buffets around town and this one is clean, has a good selection of foods including sushi. Fresh and has been around quite a long time and is usually busy around lunchtime. I have not been here for dinner so I cannot review the differences.

Yes, 4 stars.
Why? Dumplings
The place is a badly converted American diner that needs a major renovation, while serving low priced, very bad tasting food.
But the moment i tried their steamed dumplings… omg, OMG! It’s sooo good!
They are stuffed with lots of meat and the skin is just the perfect thickness. The meat is juicy and tasty. The deep sweetness of the pork with just the right amount of cabbage mixed in. omg, i ate 5 plates full with at least 20 on each.
I have yet to find another place in Orlando, Palm Beach, Miami, and Fort Lauderdale that can match their dumplings! Well, besides my grandma’s.
Other than the dumplings, this place is only worth a 1*

Gross. just plain gross.
The food = gross
The restaurant = gross
The patrons = gross
The staff = gross
My first clue with this place should have been the door that is postered in pictures of people who have «dined and dashed» followed by about 20 different «policies» that the restaurant has. Sitting at the sticky booth I was at and seeing hundreds of these «policies» I began to feel like I was at the chinese version of the soup nazi from seinfeld! The food was absolutely horrible — and most of it was unrecognizable to me, someone who is far from picky when it comes to Chinese food.
The ONLY redeeming factor here is the price — lunch buffet was $ 6.49, but honestly. you can get a $ 5 footlong from Subway and not have to worry about visiting the emergency room after. Stay away!

Went here after spending an hour or so at the mall… So here is how this place weighs in.
Pros:
–The Service is prompt and friendly…
–The Buffet is approx. $ 6.80 with tax
Cons:
–Very limited selection of Food…(Not even beef and broccoli, but chicken and broccoli? come on now…)
–The inside looks cheap and kind of run down… Not necessarily dirty though
–Not many types of meat that you can actually enjoy. Allow me to elaborate… There was a pepper chicken or something of the sort… no actual meat…99% skin/​casing for the chicken… The only meat I could actually taste was the General’s chicken. (Somehow the general never lets me down)
All in all, you get what you pay for. Its in a prime location, but I would rather hit up Wendy’s or McDonald’s or Chipotle with my $ 6.80.

I’ve been searching for a «go-​to» Chinese buffet in Orlando.
A buffet where we feel comfortable, safe and with good food (it wouldn’t hurt to be nearby).
Enough to say, that the search is still ON.
Unfortunately, this was not the place for me.