I go here for lunch and its a nice clean buffet! The food is really good and service is great!! ;)

So this place used to have Yelp sticker on the door, but not sure what happened to it...$9 for lunch, and $10 for dinner and weekends. It's a pretty good deal considers they have so many islands of food, ranging from your standard Chinese dishes, fried food, soups, American entrees for the kiddos, and sushi.I haven't tried their lunch, but I know on the weekends they serve unagi as part of their sushi selection! Yeah, you heard me...eel! I have no idea how long they can keep this up, or if people who usually go here have no idea what it is and never eat it. I always scoop up at least four pieces, along with some of the other sushi pieces and rolls. That alone, in my opinion, is worth the $10!The buffet is always fresh and hot on the weekends, and there can be quite a Sunday afternoon crowd after church services let out.If you look at my other Asian Buffet reviews, I really don't give out high ratings for most places due to their poor QC and general nastiness. This would probably be the only buffet I'd recommend, even more so than the expensive Tokyo One. I haven't tried KPop though, so stay tuned!

Meh. If there had been closer options we would have gone there instead. It wasn't bad it was just...meh. Nothing spectacular here.

This place definitely does not have much to offer. And especially if you enjoy and expect a lot of seafood, this is not the place. The only thing I ate here was the Sesame chicken really...so that's kinda sad. Buffet is like $9.85 at night. And to top it off I had a bad stomachache 30 minutes later...so yeah, save yourself the money and go elsewhere.