Season Buffet
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Yeesh. To simulate this meal, mix batter, oil, peanut butter, sugar, and a boiled raccoon, throw it all in a woodchipper and have the detritus shoot i…
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Terrible. If you want low quality food and high prices, this place is perfect for you. I have ate there three times and all three times the food was t…
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Best mollusks in town!. I eat at Seasons Buffet at least once a week during the workweek for lunch. It has hands down, the best 1/2 shell mollusks in …
Creepinogie
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4 Reviews on “Season Buffet”
Yeesh. To simulate this meal, mix batter, oil, peanut butter, sugar, and a boiled raccoon, throw it all in a woodchipper and have the detritus shoot in your mouth. The staff was incredibly nice, and it was clean (albeit old and worn)
Terrible. If you want low quality food and high prices, this place is perfect for you. I have ate there three times and all three times the food was terrible. The Sushi is mushy, the chicken is as hard as a rock, and all of the food is 75% grease. The prices are very high compared to other Chinese restaurants in the area. I love Chinese food, but would never recommend this place to anyone.
Best mollusks in town!. I eat at Seasons Buffet at least once a week during the workweek for lunch. It has hands down, the best 1/2 shell mollusks in town. They have what most of the other buffets have but more variety. And they have the best service. I rate this place the best in the area and I know what I’m talking about as I’ve been to all the others. Although some, such as the King House, are excellent, none are as good as Seasons Buffet.
What you expect. Season Buffet is a standard Chinese buffet: lots of trays of meats with different sauces or veggies stirred into a pile with chow mein, rice, and stale sushi options. I can’t complain about this place, but I can’t give it a raving review – you pay for what you get, and that’s all one can ask for.