Great food, excellent prices friendly staff! Highly recommend! Love hearing the music in the background makes a comforting eat!

The food is fresh and hot they have Togo plates as well price is about 18.00 dollars to eat in and 5.95 per pound to carry out not too bad little pricey for me but it's okay for a few people to show up it was busy but the front desk / Cashier/ Attendant made sure there was plenty of food on the buffet at all times I'm working in Arizona the next few days most of the people was getting theirs to go

Truck Driver from California. Found a Buffet near me I was skeptical at first. But for 12.50 all you can eat and the food has good flavor. It shocked me. Can't give it 5 stars bc the actual place needs some work like the restrooms.

The food tastes good and there is a variety of freshly cooked meats and veggies. I really like the white fish with tomatoes and jalapenos. I think the fried chicken is very tasty as well as the breaded and deep fried fish. Their chicken kabobs are also nice. Try their shrimp with cocktail sauce as well! I have attached a few photos. Dine in is available now, but masks are required when not actually sitting at your table eating. Recommended! Just over $10 with desserts, drinks and of course eat until you are full!

Nice food with very nice price! Large room for eating. Servers are very friendly. Looks a little bit old but doesn't matter. Will come back for sure.

Go west for fun adventure and good values. West of the i17 that is. With some convincing I got a few of my co workers to try this place. From my office at 18th ave there are 12 Mexican food places before we reach this lone Asian Buffet. Walk in and you pay $6.50 plus tax for all you can eat and drink soft drinks. Grab a plate and marvel at the eclectic mix of foods, many Chinese favorites, some buffet usuals like the wide mix of fried foods and random jello deserts, and then discover the most out of place and best thing, GARLIC BREAD. For veggie they had bean sprouts, lo mein with veggies, a veggie fried rice, fried bananas, butter potatoes, french fries and fresh doughnuts. They also had a good amount of fish, some type of skin on roasted fish in a butter sauce, a fried fish and fried whole tilapia. I was very happy to see a wide range of hot sauces to put on the food including siraca at the tables, chillie oil and chillie paste. The Booth are very 1986 looking and are well sunken in. Overall the value and quality here is good and none of us got sick afterwards so it passes that key test.. Their last few heath ratings have been all silver, so give it a try!