Chow Time

No a very good experience this time. Took the family out to eat and about ¾ through the meal, she found a roach in her rice. We asked to speak to the manager. When she arrived at our table, she said sorry and walked away. She did comp one meal and had us pay for the other two. My family and I will never return to this restaurant. Funny note it has an A rating. I think they might need to rethink that. Best of luck when eat here.

Prices go up… food quality remains the same… so I just go there when I’m going to eat a lot… otherwise it’s not worth it

Good food, the waiter was nice there sushi looked fresh and they were very top of there food and constantly checking to make sure everything was topped off very well. I will definitely be returning.

My wife and I have eaten at Chow Time on many occasions over the last few years. There isn’t too much that can be said about a Chinese buffet — it’s as you’d expect. The food is usually fresh, and there’s a good variety of Chinese and American, plus Sushi and desserts. The waitresses are generally friendly and attentive. The prices are good as well, usually around $ 20-​$ 25 for two people at lunch time.

Chow Time has been the only buffet to have remained in Statesboro for more than a couple of years (aside from RJ’s) for a reason. I have never had anything but excellent service here! Given that it’s a buffet, clearly the food is better at peak hours. The sushi is decent, especially given that it is all you can eat, and they will make something special if you ask for it. They will also grill up a noodle or rice dish with any toppings of your choice, fresh, and it’s delicious!
My family and I came around christmas, and as we were leaving, the man ringing us up gave us a huge box of nice chocolates. I have never been given a gift in a restaurant, and it really just goes to show how much they care about their customers. The people are always willing to chat with you and very nice in general. The man that’s always behind the counter ringing people up is always really kind and helpful.
Sorry to all the Atlanta people who think they are too good for this joint. In my opinion, if you got bad service here, it’s probably your fault! You can’t walk into a restaurant with a sour taste in your mouth and a stick up your behind and expect it to be a good experience.
I’ve eaten food, good and bad, all over the country. The food here beats other buffets by a long shot (again, aside from RJ’s). Definitely worth a try.

I’ve had worse which is a sad reflection on my willingness to subject myself to these places. I guess I am a glutton and a glutton for punishment. I feel sorry for the residents of Statesboro if this is the best option they have. What made it worse was the young man who «greeted» me didn’t say a word and looked like he was pissed off at the world. Then when I went to pay he gladly took my money, still while completely ignoring me and talking on his cell phone. Up in the big city we call that lack of customer service. The bright spot was the waitress was pleasant and tried real hard to keep my water glass full.

This review will be pretty short because what can you say about a Chinese buffet? It is what it is. Chow Time didn’t blow my mind but it also didn’t disappoint.
If you are looking for a good variety of Chinese food in Statesboro that isn’t fast foot, visit Chow Time.

I adore Chow Time! The staff is super friendly and the food is delicious, especially the newly added Mongolian Grill (which is even more awesome because it’s included in the buffet price!) There’s a great selection of dishes (Asian and otherwise), and the price is definitely right.

Good bang for the buck, I paid 6 dollars for lunch, 6 buffets, sushi, lo mein, lots of seafood, decent salad, pot stickers mmm.
Overall pretty clean, fast service; I think its 8.99 for dinner which is supposed to have a lot more seafood and steaks, etc.

We’ve returned to Chow Time twice since the original review, and we’re confident this establishment is a keeper, maybe three and a half stars. We’re especially pleased with the sushi. There’s a good selection and it’s all fresh and well prepared. And did we mention it’s all you can eat? Yes, of course, this is not world class sushi and sashimi, but given that the buffet is $ 8.98 weekdays and a dollar more on weekends, and you can put away just sushi if you wish, it’s a pretty good deal.
The rest of the buffet is typical: beef broccoli, chicken broccoli, spring rolls, General Tso’s chicken, lo mein, boiled shrimp, ribs, steamed and fried rice, an assortment of greens, etc. You know it well, we’re sure. But it’s tasty if not memorable, and the price is right. We’ve made this a staple of our visits here.