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DO NOT USE YOUR CREDIT OR DEBIT HERE!!!Went on Saturday April 28 to take my daughter and mom for lunch and yes the good was good BUT I wasn't aware I …
Samantha Glenn
New China Buffet
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We had a pick up from this place as a part of our hunt for a good Chinese food. Unfortunately, the hunt doesn't stop here. Nothing drastically wrong w…
Jay Mehta
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they have awesome food great crab legs. for the price I could not make them at home. my first time there. also older the Bud Light and the waitress ca…
Lisa Vest Clark
New China Buffet
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10 Reviews on “New China Buffet”
Good Experience. A coworker and I went there for lunch today and I was pleasantly surprised on the experience we had there. The place was very clean and the food was very fresh. The hibachi grill was awesome. The guy working was very friendly and made great food. I love the random and large selections of food on Chinese buffets and this one had a great spread. We will definitely go back. Also the price was reasonable too.
Food left out TOO LONG. Food was dry, left out too long, they did not replenish and nobody ever came over to the grill area to cook the special orders. 🙁
Good when you want typical Chinese buffet. As far as Chinese buffets go, this one is my favorite. Lots of selections. The Rose Chicken is especially good and I love their Crab Rangoon. The staff members are helpful and I never leave unhappy.
Decent price, decent food. I stopped in to get sushi here to take home. I was impressed with the prices (1 sushi roll varying from $2.85-$8.99). The sushi rolls were tiny pieces, more like an appetizer or finger food. I would recommend 3-4 rolls for one person.
The better of 3. There are about 3 oriental buffets in Campbell County that i know of & so far this one is the better of them.i try to avoid sit-down buffets because i tend to overindulge, so i usually just get the carry-out buffet.(more later)all 3 of the buffets offer similar fare but this one had more to choose from (eg-sushi, a grill, decent salad & dessert bar, more choices of soups and such)the location is good as well as the parking & staff and the atmosphere was well lit and coupons were available to save some money.one last thing about the carry-out buffet , it is buy-the-box instead of buy-the-pound, which i prefer.
Don’t bother. Some places just do not understand vegetarianism, and this restaurant is one of them. There’s next to nothing for us on the buffet, they offer exactly 0 vegetarian luncheon menu specials, and although they have a decent selection of veggies on the build-your-own stir fry station (no tofu or other veggie protein though), everything is cooked on the same surface – and with the same utensils – as the meat and seafood. Attempting to explain anything to the employees is for naught since they only have a rudimentary command of the English language. No thanks.
Typical+. Good. Buffet tables are kind of in a circle. More American-ish food than I normally see on a Chinese buffet (cheese sticks, potato skins, pizza, etc.). Rose Chicken was pretty good. Sushi being made right in front of you including eel/Unagi which is a personal fav. and not usually on buffets. Crab legs, frog legs, and crawfish (called Claw Fish on the sign). Also a line with a hot griddle to cook up veggies, etc. on, though there was nobody working there and I saw nobody attempt to order it, though the foods were all there to cook. I’d go back. It wasn’t earth shatteringly different from other Chinese buffets, but I did like the layout and the sushi.