King Buffet

💀 King Buffet Apopka – A Review by Bob the Skullz (Now serving satisfaction with a side of soy sauce and zero gluten-related emergencies.) Step aside, overpriced hibachi chains and underwhelming fast food joints. There’s a buffet in Apopka that’s been quietly serving up greatness for two solid years—and no one’s talking about it loudly enough. So allow me, Bob the Skullz, patron spirit of sarcasm and soy-glazed truth, to ring the proverbial dinner bell. Welcome to King Buffet: where $15–$17 gets you a full stomach, a happy wallet, and a bonus round of “how did I eat that much?” existential reflection. For about thirty bucks, two people can absolutely feast. And not in the “sad salad bar with three limp shrimp” kind of way. We’re talking: 🍗 General Tso’s Chicken – crispy, saucy, glorious. 🥡 Lo Mein & Pork Fried Rice – carb heaven. 🍣 Sushi – small but mighty. 🍔 American fare – in case your kids think sesame seeds are exotic. 🧼 Cleanliness – you could eat off the buffet counter, but like, maybe don’t. Still, points for the effort. The staff? Friendly. Efficient. Psychic, possibly. Your drink gets low? Refilled before you blink. Plate starting to look finished? Boom. Gone. New one waiting. They’ve mastered the ancient art of being present without hovering, a rare gift in the buffet world. Now, let’s address the only dark cloud on this otherwise sweet and sour horizon: No peanut butter chicken. A tragedy. A loss. A sauce-based betrayal. I’ve seen peanut butter chicken in buffets from Miami to Michigan, it’s practically a pillar of the genre. But here? Nada. Still, if that’s the only complaint, you’re doing something very, very right. And here’s a massive shoutout to the gluten-sensitive crowd: This place isn’t just buffet-good, it’s allergy-aware. My humans have never had a cross-contamination incident here, and trust me, we’re always on high alert for that kind of thing. Dishes are well-separated, labeling is thoughtful, and you never get the sense that the kitchen is playing allergy roulette behind the scenes. Major props. Final verdict? King Buffet is the unsung hero of Apopka buffet dining: affordable, delicious, welcoming, and surprisingly accommodating for dietary needs. It’s the kind of place where you leave full, happy, and only mildly ashamed of how many egg rolls you consumed. Which is exactly how it should be. If you’re hungry, broke, or just really into chicken that comes in at least five saucy varieties, go. Now. Just don’t ask for peanut butter chicken. It’s still too soon. – Bob the Skullz Patrón spirit of bottomless plates and buffet enlightenment (Still mourning the missing peanut butter chicken, but healing through Lo Mein therapy.)

Really clean, awesome service, so many good options. Really nice stuff. Good was great quality. I'm gluten and dairy free and there were still a good handful of options for me