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    Beijing Buffet

    3.3 (129 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 1 week ago

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    Moderate noise
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    Yoshiko G.

    A friend recommended it to me, so I decided to give it a try. There is a wide variety of sushi and fruits, and it's great that they also have crab. For fried noodles, you can choose your favorite ingredients and they will cook them for you on the spot. The space is also spacious, the service was good. I think the price is reasonable for a buffet. They also serve desserts, coffee, tea, etc., so you can enjoy a full course meal. They have a wide variety of dishes, so I think it's perfect for groups and families. There is ample parking space in front of the restaurant

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    Lea L.

    We don't have many all you can eat buffet options in Ventura County. This is one place in Ventura where my parents & I actually like going to for some basic ayce Chinese & Japanese food. The price isn't that bad either & comes with regular drinks. They offer seafood, sushi & have Mongolian grill type food. Chill place here. You pay when you walk in. Seat yourself, then grub till your pants are so tight that you can't breathe, jk lol... Just don't expect any table side service here. But, they sure are good about clearing your dirty dishes. Just grab a clean plate each time you go & get food.

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    CC S.

    I am mainly commenting on Beijing's togo option. Which is great if you have someone in your group who is a very picky or selective eater. I was able to get 2 boxes, and filled them with primarily their sushi maki rolls. I also picked up small amount of other items like green beans. Lunch is 6.99/ lb; dinner 8.99/lb. Sushi ended up being less than what you may get at decent grocery and tastes much fresher. This is my hack for this buffet! I wouldn't waste your weight with soups, etc. Beijing overall is on the smaller side for Chinese ayce buffets, but I think that makes it more manageable and easier to upkeep. I would like to return for full buffet dining, especially to try Mongolian grill station. The decor is modern and seems to be clean. The service I think is very functional but not friendly/ warm but that is expected at Chinese buffets. There are so few buffets left in our area, so def. recommendation!

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    Azul S.

    One of the most delicious buffets in the 805 area! Absolutely delicious dishes & diverse selection. Highly recommend their custom cooked-in-front-of-you dish!

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    Adan R.

    You know a lot of things come to mind when it comes to buffets. This definitely isn't a Las Vegas upscale buffet. What it does offer is a very clean and maintained establishment, something that stands out to me from prior experiences from other buffets in the local area. You can see for yourself when you help yourself to the variety of foods. I really enjoy the Mongolian bbq station, it is simple and tasty. My favorite item available is the oysters. I know what some of you are thinking, but honestly these were fresh. This was my second time eating here and they are fresh and good to eat. I definitely recommend trying this place. It's the best buffet in the county in my opinion.

    A bone I took out from my salmon sashimi

    So I decided to give it another try.. this is my second time coming here, the food is dry and old. I've had better buffets before. The salmon sashimi is definitely not fresh, had a weird vinegar taste to it and also had a bone in where I took a bite. (Photo provided). Everything is self severed so nothing on the service. I probably would never come back here again after this experience.

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    Anita C.

    I went here for the first time a couple days ago and I was pleasantly surprised. I thought they had a good selection especially for someone who doesn't eat seafood. The food tasted fresh and good quality. The rice was buttery and well seasoned. The service was fine no complaints. The dessert selection was very small. The price was reasonable

    Crab legs, salmon sashimi, kimchi, salad, mackerel sushi
    s m.

    Food was great for buffet. Lots of options for kids too. Service was great, clean and family environment.

    Mari I.

    I have seen a lot of mixed reviews of this buffet place. You will either like it or you won't but no in between. Speaking from my experience I enjoyed the buffet with my family. On the weekends they do charge dinner rates even for lunch. They do not have lots of options compared to other buffets but they do have enough options to satisfy. I do like that their prices come with drinks included and I also like the way they formatted the restaurant. It seems simple but classic and fits the restaurant. The food was good and have options from fried food to rolls to soups. They could expand their dessert section and add some toppings for the ice cream but that would be my only improvement. It does get busy especially on the weekends so keep that in mind as well.

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    Tan P.

    This was our third visit since it opened and it is still a good Chinese buffet, especially for its price and location. We arrived around 6:30 pm on a Saturday evening to a full parking lot, but there were plenty of tables inside and we were seated quickly. The Mongolian BBQ moved very quickly and the chef was able to cook 4-5 separate plates at a time. The sushi and sashimi were cold and fresh. The crab was average at best, since the shells were tough to crack. The corn in the crawfish boil was sweet and on point. The hot and sour soup was surprisingly delicious, so good I had a second bowl. The desserts were okay, at least their ice cream machine was running. The restaurant seemed clean for a busy night and all plates and utensils were clean, too. I saw staff wiping the areas around the food very frequently. You really can't go wrong with $25.99 for all you can eat surf and turf. Tip: try to get your steaks cooked with some pink by asking the chef and tipping him. Get some A1 steak sauce near the ketchup pump.

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    2 months ago

    very good but noodles were too fat ! i skip that dish....but all else was great. thank you

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    A typical Asian buffet. Service was okay. Food and prices are reasonable. Usually crowded on weekends so plan your visit.

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    4 months ago

    Terrible place. Food was very dry and tasted old and sushi was not good at all. Will never come back here

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    11 months ago

    Choices were bland. Cold food. Over priced. Ingredients did not seem fresh. Sushi looked old. Will not be back.

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    How much for diner? R they have senior rate?

    $25.99 per person your drink is included. Yes they have senior rates.

    How safe is it cross contamination wise for people with shellfish allergies?

    Given the buffet overall, i would guess cross-contamination would be rampant. Many of the dishes… 

    Do they serve wine and beer?

    No wine or beer.

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    With the cyclospora in mind, Chinese food seems like the safest bet. This place feels like a hole…read morein the wall type of restaurant. There were a couple couples that look like they're on dates. Service is really good here. And we ordered all the food we wanted to try. It seems like they tried to limit the chances of the cyclospora parasite since no one has a definite source yet (Mongolian beef usually has raw green onions but they subbed wok fired yellow onions). But some stuff they kept the cilantro and green onions (bc they were cold dishes) The pan fried dumpling would have been good if it didn't have so much Ginger.. I'm not too into Ginger but the dumpling was nice because it had the juice inside of it and the texture was nice The refreshing woodear is a cold dish that has a chewy/crunchy texture. The soy sauce/vinegar flavor makes it refreshing when the other foods get heavy. Spicy beef slices were not that bad, but I prefer more of the spicy szechuan flavor (numbing/tingly feeling). The cilantro and green onions also provided good flavor The beef and onion pancake reminded me of mushu beef, it had the same wrap, hoision sauce flavor with meat and veggies-green onions. It also had good amount of meat Hunan beef was ok but wife enjoyed it. Wife's cooking prepared me for the peppers...is it a jalapeno or a green pepper...Russian roulette if you can't handle spicy. The Mongolian beef had reg onions instead of the green onions. Lots of onions..but I can't be mad bc the onions had the wok fire flavor, which I enjoy and not many places do it. The spicy eggplant with hot garlic sauce had lots of woodears, the eggplant was a little more on the sweet side, and the eggplant had a little bit of a crispyness to it. The salt and pepper shrimp almost reminded me of fried cake batter. It had some sweetness to it so it confused me cuz I was expecting something savory. At the end of the meal we had our fortune cookie, which seemed like it was more of an ad than a fortune.. sneaky Fortune Cookie company. Overall this place was pretty good and worth trying, especially since they have great service

    Two days ago, I was here. My dandan noodle came out super late, ended up taking it for to go…read more Today, I came back to eat the dandan noodle. I want it fresh and hot. Well indeed it's really good. Pack with flavor not spicy but just enough kick. Very well. Now, this place has the best Dandan noodle, even better than the one in Monterey Park or Alhambra. Best part is, its even good when it's cold. Garlic pork ribs. I was thinking like a riblets but it's more like garlic fried pork chop. Not what I expected but it's delicious. Fried pork dumpling. The meat inside is very succulent. Thumbs up. Can't skipped the XLB. I must say that the staff are very hard working and efficient. Thanks. Will be back soon.

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    Peking is so good! I forgot to take photos but got the honey walnut shrimp ginger scallion fish…read more Amazing.

    My go-to has always been Lee's in mid town, but moved to the East end so placed an order to go on a…read moreWednesday at about 4pm. 2 mid priced dinners plus an order of bbq pork rice. I hate to leave a bad review because I know restaurants are struggling like all of us, but with the price of everything these days, this almost $80 meal for 2 was going to be a treat. Choose wisely where you spend your hard earned $ these days. The soup choice was incorrect, the paper wrap chicken was ok but the 2 fried shrimp and egg rolls were bar b doll sized! Included fried rice had nothing but brown color. Our 3 flavor chow mein was greasy but dry?, gummy and mostly flavorless, lacked any discernible vegetables and had just a small amount of meat. Craziest of all, the sweet and sour chicken came as 2 flavorless sliced, battered and fried chicken cutlets and a container of a small amount of basically raw veggies in what tasted like a cornstarch slurry with ketchup and a bit of pineapple juice added. My Sis called the restaurant and they offered to comp an item with next order, but with the amount of restaurants in Ventura that go above and beyond on a consistent basis, there won't be one. We both have spent some time in food service so this almost double hurt knowing that we would've been a lot happier with a big order of Panda Express!!

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    China Kitchen

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    4.0
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    First time here... came in around 1:30 in the afternoon and there were only two tables occupied so…read moreit was very quiet. I wanted to grab something to go and the lady at the counter was very helpful w/recommending the chicken and broccoli (which was excellent) The reason for the 4 stars and not 5 is because I kind of got a vibe from her when I went to pay, I didn't feel compelled to tip as it was a simple/quick 1 item take out order...she looked at the slip after I signed it and made a "hmmph" sound? I found that to be a bit unprofessional. Definitely rubbed me the wrong way! I'd recommend giving them a try, based on the dish I ordered as I said was excellent.

    What an AMAZING restaurant. Hats off to you China Kitchen…read more First, the food -- China Kitchen has a diverse menu with high-quality vegetarian options that many competitors lack. The dinner combos are a great deal and all the side dishes were great - the egg roll was crispy and fresh, the shrimp was delicious, and the fried rice was well-seasoned, fluffy, and moist. The entrees were truly the star of the show. We got Ma Po tofu (traditional style) and dry wok veggie-chicken. The tofu was soft and creamy and the Ma Po sauce provided the sichuan numbing we've been searching for in Southern California. The dry wok was deeply flavorful. The veggie chicken was moist and savory and the vegetables were cooked to perfection. the ambiance - China kitchen was well decorated and elegant. The traditional artwork and attention to detail, down to the light fixtures made this a dining EXPERIENCE, not just a simple meal. The service-- Our waitress Ms. Vivian was warm, welcoming, and had a great personality! She frequently checked in on us and made us feel right at home. It was Ms Vivian's delightful personality that sealed the deal -- we will be coming back to China Kitchen soon. Thank you for a great dining experience!

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