Our party of six decided to head out to Geyserville for River Rock's New Year's Eve prime rib…read morebuffet. The buffet opened at 5:00 so we got in line at 4:45 and we noticed there was quite a line forming. A host called for the VIP people to head to the left and they had a special cashier handling these guests. You pay first and then a server escorts you to a table. They were seating people outside on the covered deck too. The employees said it is quite nice out there with the heaters. Since it was a rainy and cold day, we decided to be seated indoors. The interior is smaller than I expected and they gave us a large table off to the side. The line for the buffet looked long but it moved along. There is an adjacent room where you go for the main menu items (pasta, egg rolls, Asian chicken, soups, rolls, prime rib, chicken piccata, fish, shrimp, salads, etc), and desserts are just outside of this room. The line for the buffet formed straight through the dining room so we were walking right next to tables where guests were eating. I was glad we didn't get seated in this area. The food was surprisingly good. My favorites were the prime rib, cranberry wild rice, and mashed potatoes. Their Caesar salad was really fresh with crisp greens and lots of shaved parmesan. The prime rib carver will ask your preference on how you like your meat cooked. I asked for a small piece but the nice carver is happy to give you larger cuts too. We all agreed that their prime rib was excellent. The employees are all very sweet. They ask for drink orders and they are good about removing your empty dishes. Desserts were okay, but nothing exceptional. We all said if they had soft serve, we would be elated. We all agreed that this dinner was 100% better than the Thanksgiving meal we had in November but the employees were super nice and accommodating both times we were there. Dining area is clean and managed well. The greatest thing is that this place is non-smoking! There is a large multi-level parking garage.

The restaurant feels "institutional" like something you would find in a senior living facility with…read morefluorescent lighting. In other words, no ambiance. Service is good but the food is just okay. We went for the $28 prime rib dinner special and it felt like the baked potatoes were cooked yesterday and then warmed up. The vegetables were most likely from a frozen bag. The glass of red wine tasted like it was from a bottle that had been opened a few days before - we couldn't finish it. The prime rib was good but we were a bit disappointed with the overall dining experience. It was basically cafeteria food: edible but not memorable.

We always dine in here and staff are always friendly and welcoming but this time, instead of dining…read morein, we tried to-go.. We got 3 large styro for food of our choice from their buffet.. For $52, not bad, we got variety of protein, seafood , dessert, veggies and rice..

I'm always on the hunt for a cheap, mediocre chinese buffet and I'm so glad I found this one! The…read morebuffet items were all decent, and the cajun seafood was actually really good! The salmon nigiri was also suprisingly very good but they do not refill it very often. The rest of the sushi was not very good. I didn't do the hibachi grill but it looked decent. Lots of seating. $18.99 for lunch and $25.99 for dinner, weekends and holidays.

Excellent food and service I have been going there since they opened. They know me and always take…read morecare of my needs

This sushi buffet was surprisingly good! I was surprised at the quality of this restaurant. We…read moreboth love the sashimi plates and we ordered it twice. We sat right next to the bar which made it easy to get into the line for the sashimi. Wednesday is probably the best day to go because the line was relatively small and fast. In fact, we were the first people in line before the actual restaurant opened. We had Yelp reservations but being first in line, they didn't even ask about the reservation. Everyone was friendly and even the customers were friendly too. One older lady walked right in front of the line and said that she went there every Wednesday for 3 years and they know her. It was very clean and being the first people in the restaurant probably made the place even cleaner for us. The sashimi was fresh. Loved the salmon, saba (makeral), hamachi and unagi (eel). We loved the salmon skin rolls too and ordered it twice. The aburi nigiri was good when I added a slice of fresh salmon sashimi on top. You get a big plastic cup of water. Order the appetizers from the waitress (sashimi and rolls are a separate line inside the restaurant in front of the buffet). The sesame balls were tiny and cute. The hamachi collar was small and fresh (husband said it was a bit bland). It's relatively healthy if you like cooked fish. There is no sauce and it's just probably dipped quickly in hot oil to cook. Flash fried. Took about 10 minutes to cook. 40 minutes into the end of our lunch, the waitress brought our check and it was around 63 dollars for lunch after tip and taxes. Best value ever. I liked this much better than the Japanese restaurant I spent almost 100 on lunch in Berkeley recently. Highly recommended!

This place is really cool and has a lot of character. I really liked all the Asian art throughout…read morethe restaurant, and the different currencies displayed on the wall near the cash register were such a cool touch. It definitely gives the place a unique atmosphere. Unfortunately, I wasn't a huge fan of the food. I'm not picky when it comes to food, but I was a little disappointed with some of the options. A few of the dishes just didn't look very appetizing to me, so there were definitely things I ended up passing on. The desserts were probably my favorite part. The chocolate covered cheesecake was absolutely delicious and definitely worth trying. Overall, I really liked the atmosphere and the decor, but I just wish I enjoyed the food as much as I enjoyed the look of the place. Also, the service was great. The workers are very attentive in cleaning and helping out the customers

First time trying this buffet, and honestly, I came for the food and stayed for the fried crabs!…read more The herbs and spices were on point, and the server was super kind enough to bring me extra chopped garlic and vinegar for dipping as I requested. That little touch made the crabs even better. The fresh, hot wonton soup was another favorite, perfect for warming up between plates. The buffet was refilled pretty well, so there was always something coming out. I also enjoyed the watermelon and cheesecake for dessert. Now, not everything was perfect. Some dishes were a little bland and greasy, and unfortunately, the sushi was way too cold almost like it had just come out of the freezer. Definitely not my favorite part. But for the price, it's affordable and gives you plenty of options to nibble, sample, and discover different Chinese dishes without breaking the bank. Would I come back? For those fried crabs and wonton soup... absolutely! If you love buffets, like trying a little bit of everything, and want something easy on the wallet, this is definitely a place worth giving a try!

Absolutely completely perfect food , service n ambience we will be back again for sureread more

Supreme Crab Seafood Buffet is located right across from the pier. There's a sign outside, and…read morestairs lead you up to the buffet. It's very inexpensive but unfortunately this was a "you get what you pay for" experience. It was busy during our visit, and there were plenty of options to choose from, including a salad bar. My favorite were the clam chowder and salmon. Besides those two, I was hesitant about a lot of the food. Some items seemed to be moving and replaced more often than others. The crab legs were extremely soft and difficult to crack open, so I didn't bother eating them. My friend also described some items as tasting "airy," almost like they had been sitting uncovered in the refrigerator. I skipped seconds and went for dessert. As I reached for some of the items, multiple gnats flew up. That was enough for me! The ambiance is casual and the buffet area looks decent but cleanliness was a major issue. Before leaving, I used the restroom and every stall I checked was dirty. The price is cheap and the selection is okay but between the food quality and cleanliness, the value just wasn't there for me. I will not be coming back.

Always great never disappointed always fresh and clean…read moreService is spectacular try the hamachi collar

5/5 stars for having the cleanest and the best all-u-can-eat sushi conveyer belt at their bar; And,…read morethe conveyor belt rotates all the various delicious sushi rolls in colorful plates at their sit-down diner dining restaurant. The food is cooked fresh, and made correctly. Everything is served perfectly and the taste is delicious. Re-fill soda drinks are not included with the buffet admission price and is charged $2.95 extra with the buffet price. In addition to this restaurant, the best part about this place is that this restaurant is located at the Nut Tree Shopping Center Plaza; And, there's a small children playground, a San Francisco themed Merry-Go-Around ride, and a Chu-Chu Train ride tour station outside, in front of the restaurant. Nearby this restaurant are the "Jelly Belly" Bean Candy Factory shop, Jamba Juice, and the Fenton's Sweet Ice Cream Shop. Across the street from this Fuji Sushi Buffet restaurant is the Vacaville Premium Shopping Outlet, and there are a lot of brand names stores to look around, and shop around in. This is a great weekend destination travel spot to make.

The wifey and I go here all the time. For the price and variety, you can't go wrong! Great sushi…read moreselection (esp for dinner), good seafood options, all the chinese dishes you'd expect, solid deep fried everything section (fries, wings, chkn strips, etc), decent salad and fruit bar, dessert section is meh but still a variety of cookies, pastries and ice cream. Drinks are NOT included. The staff is pretty attentive and are always clearing your plates. If you want to stuff your face for cheap, it's a no brainer ($17.99 lunch).

This buffet is somewhere in the middle. It's not top-tier, but it's definitely not the worst buffet…read moreI've been to either. One thing they do well is the variety. There is a great selection of food, and everything was well organized and easy to navigate. The dessert section is pretty typical of most Chinese and Asian buffets, with the usual cakes, cookies, fruit, and pudding options. One area that could use improvement is the self-serve ice cream station. The flavors tend to mix together, and it doesn't look very appealing. A soft-serve machine would be a great addition and would really elevate the dessert experience. The staff working the dining area were attentive and did a good job clearing plates and checking on guests. The front staff, however, could be a bit more customer-service focused. They seemed very focused on moving the line and managing the crowd rather than creating a welcoming first impression. That said, we were seated fairly quickly, even during a busy time. The restaurant can get packed on weekends, so expect a crowd. We're glad to have a decent buffet option in the area. It offers good variety, reasonable service, and plenty of choices for families and large groups. We'll likely be back when we're in the mood for a buffet.

Felix is the best server I have ever seen in my entire life, great service and food. Get that…read morelobster tail

9/8/2026: Decided performing an inhalation GMO Buffet Session at Concord's Golden Corral. Food…read moreserved was similar to inhaling USAF Chow Hall Mess, i.e., Sysco Distribution. Moreover, the food service obtaining grilled steak was inundated with greasy gristle: I threw away the fatty gristle. Nevertheless, it's habitual--always remember displaying receipt for date and timestamp as proof Kilroy-ess was here.

It was a Sunday afternoon Memorial Day weekend 2026 around 2:30pm and the restaurant was not too…read morecrowded and no wait, but comfortably visited by hungry patrons. The food was good, freshly stocked and overall a great buffet experience for our family. The crab legs were fresh and there was a bit of a wait sometimes before refilling the tray, but that was because people grabbed them up pretty quickly. I don't eat sushi and not a big fan of Mongolian even if they had it at this time, so the lack of both did not bother me at all. For an asian buffet experience this was perfect for our family as we were staying in Vacaville for the day. The place felt like the Milpitas buffet in Milpitas which is a local place we visit from time to time. If we lived in Vacaville we would probably visit Kings Buffet regularly.

I've been going to Kings Buffet since I moved to Vacaville in 2004. The food isn't gourmet but…read moretasty Asian and freshly made. The decor is dated and worn, but I'm here to eat a hearty meal, not worry about ambience. I love bringing people here because there is such a wide variety ---including American--- that everyone will find plenty that they like to eat. One friend liked that there isn't loud music so we could have a nice conversation while we eat. Everyone I've introduced to Kings Buffet like it so much they come back with their friends. It's really affordable, too. And I don't have to drive to Sacramento or the Bay Area to get a good Asian meal.

Great hot pot experience with reasonable prices. The cost is better than ones in San Francisco…read more Choices of seafood meats and vegetables are extremely excellent. The reduction of broth from choices of broth with residual soup is filling. Dessert are very traditional Chinese food. Staff were very attentive. Bang for the buck. Choices of sake beer and drinks are all good. Enjoy your meals.

For over a year I have had this place bookmarked. Menu looks appeasing and they have foods I…read moretypically would like. So why not a 5 starer? I came in on a Saturday afternoon for lunch. My first thought was, it is quiet! there was only 1 other table at noon... regardless, I continued. It took me a few minutes before anyone noticed us since there was no one at the front desk.. When I finally got the attention of someone, auntie seemed a little annoyed and short. But everyone has their bad days, so despite the lack of enthusiasum we continued our journery for lunch. We opted for the "ultimate" menu which was $38.99/person. But I love my Wagyu's so why not.. They have a large open buffet style section which you pick your veggies, seafood, and tofu from in addition to some random side dishes and sushi rolls. The buffet section was okay.. non-premium options and are typically known as the basic cheaper options at other hot pot places. They didnt even have beef meatballs! Soup/broth options seemed limited. While they had a few, I was thrown off to know they upcharge on everything including if you want a split broth. I mean, the pot itself is quite small already.. Are you really using that much more soup? But the broth was fine. It was flavorful and did its job. I got the tonkotsu and miso base. I did like that they let you order 5 orders of meat at a time. We ordered all the premiums of course. But sadly, they were not that great of quality in my opinion. Wagyu's were chewy and stringy.. For $40 a person, I expect the quality to be a little better especially if other areas are lacking. But they did have an extensive menu which was nice. Lastly, they have a ton of signs.... Most of it letting you know of additional charges or upcharges... Not the most inviting. Probably will not be returning which is a bummer.