This is a buffet with a large selection of food from pizza to sushi. The waiter was attentive and…read morekept our drinks full. The ambiance was pleasant as the restaurant was busy but the noise level was good, I had no issues holding conversations with people at my table.

The waitress we had was so sweet that I feel bad even making this review, and is the sole reason…read morethis review is 2 stars instead of 1. That said, the food here was terrible. Everything was extremely overcooked. Literally everything. A family of 5, 3 of which being children 7 and under, our bill was over $80. We will not ever go back.

Why is the service so horrible here? Every single time we come, without fail, service is slow to…read morepick plates up, drink refills are just super slow as well, and once you're finished you wait a loooooong time for your check. The first time they come to the table I always, now, ask for our check so we don't have to wait the 10-15mins after we're done. The employees are just non-existent and ghosts while you are there. The food is fine, I'd give it a solid 3.5 out of five. I really appreciate the hibachi grill part of everything. The ingredients seem to always be fresh and plentiful. The sushi they have gets a 2.5 out of five. It's fine, give it a go, just don't be in a rush

The customer service was horrible!!!!!! I was rushed and was uncomfortable to the point I lost my…read moreappetite. So I politely left. But the food was the same as any other Asian cuisine buffet, the American food option was not the best, they have a vending machine that have cute little teddy bears. We took one home. But the drinks are strong and good

Well... I think we may have come during a slower time, hoping for a quick bite. Unfortunately, the…read moreinitial impression wasn't the strongest--there was no greeting when we walked in, which stood out right away. We were seated immediately, though, and the space itself was calm, low-key, and peaceful since it wasn't very crowded. The buffet wasn't fully stocked, with smaller portions available in each section, but the food itself was good overall. Nothing really stood out as a "wow" moment, but it was still a decent meal. Overall, the experience was a bit underwhelming, but not bad enough to keep us from giving it another try. I'd say check it out for yourself--you might have a different experience depending on the timing.

Used to like the food here, was the only place good enough for my mom who has a seafood allergy,…read morethen I saw one of the workers deliberately take the spoon from a seafood dish to dish out one of the mushroom dishes that my mum eats . Safe to say this place is not food allergy safe anymore

Golden Corral is consistent and meets my large family's varying food desires…read more We go several times a year, usually for the lunch time. While the food sometimes seems industrial, it's always appropriately hot or cold and the containers are kept full. Our recent server was excellent and kept our drinks refilled well.

Rough go of it at this Golden Corral. I have to admit I'm something of a closet fan of the Golden…read moreCorral buffets but they have really struggled over the last several years. I had hopes that we could pull it off with this one, but it was not good. Cleanliness was a problem, service was not great and the food was below marginal. Disappointing.

Golden Corral all you can eat breakfast buffet is my husband and I's guilty pleasure. Only…read moreavailable Friday - Sunday (open at 7:30 am those days). Discounted rate for senior citizens. Piping hot coffee, all the breakfast favorites. Plus, the salad bar and dessert bar is open. Chef will make you a custom omelet. My favorites are the banana bread French toast and the fried potatoes/onions. Can't get enough of either. It is usually pretty crowded on a Saturday morning. There is service staff that clears your plates and keeps your coffee filled. Family atmosphere. Clean.

We went last Friday and had the breakfast/lunch everything was fresh and tasty. Personal favorite…read moreis the banana bread French toast. Their fried chicken is also very good. It was hot and fresh out of the fryers.

The food was not good to me at all. Everything was off except the sushi…read more The buffet is about $30 for 2 with no drinks. The service was good for a buffet and it was quite with decent soft music playing. But that was as good as it gets for me. I would skip this buffet all together, you are better off somewhere else.

Upon our arrival, we were greeted by a very nice waitress, who sat us and took our drink order. The…read morerestaurant is a little dated. It could be a lot of improvement. There was a lot of food to choose from. The food it self was simply ok at best.

We enjoyed our Mongolian grill today. I never noticed this before. There are dragon murals on the…read morewall. This place is always clean. Alondea was our server. She did a great job of checking on us. She had a pleasant attitude The food was very good. My stir fry i had chicken, beef, zucchini, onions, broccoli, mushrooms, cilantro and lettuce. It included noodle and a variety of sauces.

Standing outside the restaurant waiting for members of my running group to show up, I saw a few…read morepeople exit HuHot Mongolian Grill. I won't describe their physical appearance, to protect their privacy, but suffice it to say that I knew that I was in the right place. Inside, it was more of the same: guys who looked like they used to work construction until their ankles gave out; girls who order a Caesar salad with the dressing on the side. Is this where people started going after the Department of Health finally did away with Happy China? I was altogether unfamiliar with HuHot. My little brother used to work there when it was a Ruby Tuesday, back in the dark ages. As I remarked to a member of my group, it's now unrecognizable. The decor is surprisingly elaborate and nicer than it needs to be, given the overall concept. I've driven by this place once or twice when I was in the area for a discounted Toyota and a delicious bubble tea, and I thought it might be a more formal Panda Express, that you might take your wife to on your anniversary, and that the name might be a slightly insensitive play on the phrase "Who's hot?" The latter might still be true, but this is no ordinary Chinese restaurant. It falls somewhere in between a buffet, like the aforementioned Happy China, and one of those Japanese places where they squirt sake in your mouth from a squeeze bottle. No Diddy. It's all you can eat, and you get to select the ingredients and give them to a guy to cook on a big circular flat top. It's like my lifetime dream of being allowed to run amok in the kitchen at a Taco Bell--somehow coming up with new permutations of the same small handful of ingredients, bringing back the Meximelt for one night only (no Ricky Martin), feeding myself from the business end of that sour cream gun, like Pauly Shore drinking straight from that Slurpee machine in Encino Man--but with Chinese food instead of arguably inauthentic Mexican food. It's a brilliant idea. I went two plates deep, but I could have easily gone for five. I wasn't with that kind of group. They've been looking at me weird ever since I accidentally ate two meals at Shake Shack, as if I committed some sort of weird crime. The first trip was really just to familiarize myself with the selection of ingredients and the overall process. The second trip, I was really able to go in. The first time, I was careful about selecting ingredients that made sense together, like something you could actually order at a Panda Express. I got a few different meat ingredients, some onions, mushrooms and what have you, but none of the seafood, and I didn't combine any of the sauces. Back at the table, it occurred to me that anything you get here probably tastes more or less the same. The sauce ends up being the dominant flavor. On my second trip, I was able to confirm as much. I went full-on land, air and sea, with a haphazard sampling of noodles, vegetables and what have you and a combination of sauces, including a generous ladle of the second hottest sauce they carry. Just as I suspected, it was still good. There was a time in my life when, after eating here once, I would have dedicated myself to trying to find the one combination of ingredients that somehow doesn't work, or going back enough times that I was politely asked to leave, and the fact that that would even occur to me, at this point, is a testament to the brilliance of the idea that they've come up with.

Their food was very good and fresh! The service was on point and very good. The atmosphere was very…read morefriendly and clean. Would go again!

This place was never great, but okay. Now, no more. We use…read moreto love this place. Wife from Hawaii really enjoyed her Asian food here. Last time, my wife said no more. Service is good. Inside is okay. Plenty parking.