Spacious hot pot restaurant with modern Chinese décor and built-in table pots creates a clean, comfortable atmosphere. The vibe is relaxed with good music and a cozy, welcoming feel. Popular for premium meats like New Zealand lamb and Australian Wagyu, it offers a flavorful, well-cared-for dining experience.
Hot pot features high-quality meats and thoughtfully prepared ingredients. Staff provide attentive service and clear explanations of premium items, creating a clean and well-run dining experience.
An all-you-can-eat buffet offers a wide variety of fresh seafood, meats, and vegetables. The buffet line stays well-stocked with noodles, sauces, and desserts, plus self-serve fountain drinks.
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Lunch special is $25 AYCE from Monday to Thursday, 12pm-3pm.
Seniors get an extra $3 off the lunch special.
Dinner prices start at $35.99 on weekends.
Modern space with unique table settings and comfortable seating creates an elegant, serene atmosphere. The vibe stays relaxed and professional, welcoming diners seeking authentic Chinese cuisine. Known for highly authentic Sichuan dishes, it offers a clean and tidy environment.
Spicy Sichuan dishes stand out with authentic mapo tofu featuring a balanced numbing spiciness and freshly ground Sichuan peppercorns. Other highlights include Sichuan Boiled Fish with fresh tender fish and flavorful hot pot options.
Lunch buffet costs $14.95 and offers better cook and quality than typical large buffets. Selection is not huge but food quality stands out.
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The lunch buffet is priced at $14.95 with a changing menu.
They are currently running an anniversary promotion.
Ordering online is easy and quick for takeout.
Spacious hot pot restaurant with one-person-one-pot design and black-and-gold decor blending modern elegance and traditional Chinese elements. Atmosphere feels cozy and clean, suitable for small gatherings or dates with private rooms available. Self-service bar offers a wide variety of fresh ingredients and sauces, enhancing the all-you-can-eat experience.
Offers a vast selection of fresh ingredients for hot pot, including tender meats and crisp vegetables. Features flavorful Sichuan dishes like spicy beef slices and Mao Xue Wang. Provides an all-you-can-eat hotpot buffet with customizable broths and options for both adults and kids.
A wide range of dishes fills the buffet area, featuring a hot pot with Wagyu beef and seafood. Fresh ingredients include tender meats, crisp vegetables, and flavorful broths.
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Lunch specials are available on weekdays from 11:30 AM to 5:00 PM for $28.99.
The all-you-can-eat hotpot menu offers an impressive variety of fresh, high-quality ingredients.
The restaurant is known for its cleanliness and organization.
Mongolian barbecue offers a self-service bar where diners pick ingredients and watch them cooked fresh. The space feels clean and organized with a chill atmosphere and soft background music. Food is priced by weight, providing good value for generous portions.
BBQ pork and chow mein stand out as solid choices. Orange chicken appears often but tends to be soggy and less enjoyable. Ready-food options include BBQ pork and teriyaki chicken, sold by the pound.
An open buffet offers a mix of Mongolian BBQ and Chinese dishes with fresh ingredients. The setup lets you pick your own veggies, meats, and sauces before cooking, and the buffet area stays very clean.
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They charge by weight for the food, currently at $5.91 per pound.
During the soft opening, there is a 20% discount on all food.
The Mongolian grill is open until 9 pm.
Self-serve setup offers Chinese and Mongolian BBQ options priced by weight, allowing precise portion control. The atmosphere is casual with a steady flow of fresh food replenished regularly. Customers appreciate the variety and affordable pricing that make it suitable for both dine-in and takeout.
Offers a buffet style concept with both Mongolian wok and Chinese buffet options. Diners can build their own BBQ dish and add buffet items themselves.
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The restaurant operates on a pay-by-pound system for food selection.
Prices are approximately $7 per pound for food.
Customers select their food, weigh it, and pay accordingly.
Small spot with rustic decor and traditional Mongolian artwork creates an immersive atmosphere. Dimmed lighting adds a cozy, warm glow suited for intimate or festive meals. Self-service buffet and Mongolian BBQ grill offer interactive dining with fresh toppings.
Orange chicken stands out with its crispy texture and deep-fried style. The menu also features chow mein, kung pao chicken, and a traditional hot pot with fragrant broth and a good mix of meats and vegetables.
Busy crowds keep the buffet food fresh and well-stocked. It offers decent Chinese food with a Mongolian BBQ style that stands out among similar spots.
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The Mongolian barbecue costs $4.95 per pound, offering great value.
Expect a self-service dining experience where you weigh your food.
Cleanliness is a concern; some tables and bathrooms may be dirty.
Spacious restaurant with individual soup pots at each table and a sauce bar offering endless customization. Atmosphere blends modern and traditional elements creating a cozy, inviting vibe. Features include a full service bar with diverse soup bases and fresh seafood selections.
Offers authentic AYCE Chinese hot pot with fresh ingredients and several meat tiers. The ancient spicy soup base delivers strong mala and Szechuan flavors. Staff provide helpful guidance for cooking your own food.
Oysters come out fresh and lively, not flat like usual buffet ones. The buffet area stays super clean with a wide range of vegetables and seafood to choose from.
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All-you-can-eat A5 wagyu is available for an additional $25.
Lunch prices are about $10 cheaper than dinner.
Expect a wait time during peak hours on weekends.
Seafood restaurant offers a casual and fun vibe with a spacious interior suited for groups. A free snack bar with diverse options complements the fresh seafood dishes. Decor mixes sailor and traditional Chinese elements but shows signs of wear.
Sichuan-style dishes feature authentic braised flavors with a rich, balanced, and umami profile. The menu includes steamed dumplings, Chongqing spicy roasted fish, and a notable Sichuan flavored dipping sauce.
A free buffet offers a variety of foods like snacks, braised dishes, cold dishes, mung bean soups, ice jelly, and salads. During promotions, the buffet includes samples of duck, desserts, and salads.
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The restaurant offers a free buffet of samples during promotional periods.
Parking is free at the back of the restaurant with plenty of spots available.
Seniors aged 80+ can eat free up to $30, which is a nice perk.
Buffet restaurant offers a spacious, clean setting with modern elegance and traditional charm in its decor. The atmosphere stays cozy and welcoming with nostalgic music at a comfortable volume. Self-service stations include a rich sauce bar and fountain drinks, supporting a relaxed, customizable dining experience.
Spicy ma la tang stands out with six different flavors and a boss who stir-fries the chili himself for a fragrant kick. The all-you-can-eat hot pot offers up to three broth choices, including a fresh bone broth for less spicy tastes, plus a wide selection of meats, seafood, and unique ingredients like chestnuts and lotus roots.
Buffet offers a wide assortment including fish skins, lotus root, quail eggs, and pig ears. Set B adds delicacies like wagyu, jumbo shrimp, frog legs, and pork brain. The buffet bar features a good variety of vegetables and hot pot staples.
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The all-you-can-eat concept allows for a wide variety of ingredients.
I paid only $29.99 for all-you-can-eat and received a large amount of food.
There were discounts available for birthday guests.
Buffet restaurant offers spacious seating and a clean, sleek design with water walls and a glass faux-flame partition. Atmosphere stays relaxing and peaceful with chill music and a vibrant, elegant vibe. Separate stations for Mongolian BBQ, sushi, and grilled food provide fresh, varied options.
Offers a large selection of dishes including orange chicken, Mongolian BBQ noodles, and creamy cheese shrimp. Main course options cover a range from salad and dumplings to chicken and salmon.
Buffet offers good food at about 20 per person, which is lower than many similar places. The selection includes boneless BBQ rib, a rare find at buffets, and the overall layout and cleanliness have improved significantly.
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Dinner starts at 3:30 pm with a variety of dishes available.
The price for the buffet is $20, offering good value for money.
Crabs are available during lunch on weekends.
Hot pot restaurant offers all-you-can-eat buffet with a self-serve sauce bar and fondue fountain. Bright, modern decor creates a warm and inviting atmosphere suitable for groups or solo diners. Seating includes shared tables and booths, with a neat and clean environment.
Buffet-style hot pot centers on all-you-can-eat lamb and a variety of broths. Steamed xiao long bao and in-house char siu add to the dim sum options. Reservations are common for weekend breakfast dim sum.
All you can eat hot pot features a wide selection of meat and cold items like cucumber salad. Buffet includes tasty dishes such as barbecued pork and fried rice noodles, all offered at a great price.
Good to know
Parking is limited; consider street parking or nearby library lots.
There is a 90-minute time limit per table for dining.
On your birthday, if you come with at least two friends, the birthday person eats for free.
Rows of steam tables offer a vast selection of seafood and Asian dishes in a spacious setting with booth seating. The atmosphere stays casual and family-friendly with pleasant flute music creating a relaxed vibe. The place balances a clean, cozy feel with a lively crowd, especially on weekends.
Cooked dishes include shrimp stir fry, barbecue pork ribs, and baked mussels/scallops. The Kung Pao chicken stays moist, and the seafood selection is huge with options like Mongolian beef and combination chow mein.
Offers an incredible selection beyond typical buffet fare, including a wonderful sashimi variety. Service stays excellent and the buffet maintains a strong reputation for quality Asian dishes.
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Crab legs are only available on New Year's Eve and Christmas.
The lunch buffet costs $21, drinks not included.
They offer all-you-can-eat for a great price.
Hot pot restaurant offers authentic spicy broth and a build-your-own hot pot experience with a cozy, warm atmosphere. The space feels clean and tidy but can be loud and crowded during dinner hours. Many options are available, though vegetarian choices are limited.
Rich and flavorful hot pot broth offers an authentic Chinese mala tang taste with a fresh, not too spicy kick. Ingredients come fresh and diverse, served buffet-style for easy build-your-own hot pot options.
Many options fill the buffet-style bar where you pick ingredients into a clear bowl. Staff then cook your selections in the soup, making it an all you can eat experience with an easy ordering process.
Good to know
The food costs $13.99 per pound, with a typical portion around 2 pounds.
Parking is difficult during busy evening hours.
Expect long wait times during dinner as the place is often packed.
Large dining room with big tables and a lovely patio offers an open, somewhat industrial space with bright lighting. Fresh sushi and seafood buffet features a teppanyaki grill where ingredients are cooked to order. Atmosphere varies from lively to overcrowded, suitable for parties of any size.
Hot dishes feature steamed fish, orange chicken, and salt and pepper crab alongside fried rice and chow mein. Soups like egg drop and hot and sour come with dumplings such as shu mai, offering a variety of flavors and textures.
Offers a sushi and seafood buffet with a mix of Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese dishes. Provides an all-you-can-eat experience valued for its variety and price.
Good to know
The weekday lunch special costs $17.50 from Monday to Friday, 11 AM to 3 PM.
Expect long wait times, up to 1.5 hours during peak hours.
Crab legs are only available during dinner hours.
Spacious and clean restaurant with big windows and bright lighting creates a pleasant atmosphere. Buffet includes hibachi cook, sushi bar, and a build-your-own Mongolian grill station. Music plays loudly, welcoming families and diverse groups in a comfortable setting.
Buffet offers a variety of good-quality food with all-you-can-eat sushi included. The space is very clean and bright, with big windows making the buffet visible, and prices stay reasonable.
Good to know
The lunch buffet costs $15 on weekdays and $26 on weekends, including a drink.
If it's your birthday, you eat for free at the buffet.
The restaurant only accepts cash; credit cards are not accepted.
Large, bright dining area offers spacious seating and a hibachi grill station for made-to-order dishes. Atmosphere feels friendly and relaxed despite occasional crowding and loud music. Buffet includes self-serve soda and ice cream machines enhancing the casual vibe.
Buffet offers a large selection of Mongolian beef and orange chicken. Dishes like broccoli and beef, chop suey, and sesame chicken appear alongside sushi and mushrooms.
Buffet offers a wide variety of fresh food with a great fruit selection and an ice cream station. The all-you-can-eat price is around $20, delivering good value and quick service in a relaxed, self-serve setting.
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I paid $20 per person for the all-you-can-eat buffet.
The prices for lunch are $17.95 for adults and $1.50 per year for children up to age 11.
The buffet offers a good variety of food choices.
Buffet restaurant offers a spacious interior with sparkling jewel ceiling lights and personal hot pots at each table. Atmosphere shifts from family-friendly and lively to noisy during peak hours. Multiple stations include Korean BBQ, boba, smoothie, and a chocolate fountain, creating a diverse dining experience.
Wide selection of Chinese dim sum includes shumai, pot stickers, and chicken feet. Orange chicken and seafood dishes stand out alongside other Asian foods like sushi and hibachi grill.
Seafood stands out with fresh crab legs and crabs served all you can eat. Raw meat options come with the choice to have it grilled fresh. The buffet offers consistent quality and good value.
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Dinner is served from 5:30 to 6:30 PM, with food service ending at 8 PM.
The restaurant closes at 8:30 PM.
Free parking is available in front of the restaurant.
Buffet restaurant offers an enormous dining area with live cooking stations including Mongolian and teppanyaki grills. Atmosphere varies from cozy and quiet to lively and crowded during peak hours. Tables are close together, creating a bustling environment with fresh sushi and stir fry options.
Orange chicken and walnut shrimp stand out with authentic Cantonese flavor. Stir-fried dishes like sweet and sour chicken, broccoli beef, and potstickers come fresh and refill quickly.
Extensive seafood buffet stands out with a fantastic variety of Chinese dishes. Lunch offers reasonable prices and senior discounts, making it an excellent choice for an all-you-can-eat experience.
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The buffet is available every day, regardless of weather or season.
The restaurant has a birthday policy where you eat for free if it's your birthday, but you must show an ID.
Lunch costs around $20 for one person, including tip.
Large buffet restaurant offers a spacious layout with bright lighting and comfortable seating. Atmosphere feels busy and lively, with music that can be loud and some crowding at times. Seafood selection, including crab and sushi, stands out among offerings.
Ocean Buffet serves a wide range of Asian dishes including dim sum, Mongolian barbecue, and seafood. The dumplings have a crispy outside and soft inside, and the crab Rangoon balances crab flavor well.
Offers a seafood buffet with a good value for lunch and a chance to build a bowl with noodles, meats, and veggies cooked fresh. Includes dim sum, which is rare for Asian buffets, and most foods avoid the usual blandness.
Good to know
Dinner costs $32.99 per person on weekends.
Lunch is $19 per person with a 10% discount for seniors.
Crab legs are available for dinner on Saturdays.