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    Feast Buffet

    3.4 (287 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Klemens T.

    Came here for the first time. It is the largest buffet in all of Texas and it is huge. The food isn't spectacular, but for the price, you have a large variety of different foods from fried American and Mexican food, hibachi bbq, Chinese food to include some dim-sum dishes, sushi, and desserts. Overall, for $21 and an empty stomach, this is worth going for sure. Staff are super fast and friendly. Tons of seating areas to include private areas that have a small stage and projector where staff played a movie for us. Lots of parking as well.

    Hibachi and grill section
    Trish N.

    Feast buffet is 20.99 for adults on weekends which makes it a good priced option for large families (sodas are an extra 2.99). You pay first and then get seated. The location is spacious and large which plenty of seating. The best thing about feast buffet is their variety. As seen in the pictures, they have food from numerous cuisines like American, Mexican, Dim sum, sushi, seafood, and soups. They have tons of dessert options and ice cream cups too. Their food is slightly above standard for buffets in my opinion. All the options give variety and don't make you tired of the same food. They also have a hibachi and grill section, which is a little disappointing. The meats and noodles always come back a little cripsy and burnt. On top of that, I felt like there was not really any flavor but it was salty. Some people may like that, but for me, I did not enjoy it. I tried to order again but asked it to be less crispy, but they said they couldn't do that. My favorite things were the cheese mussels, the shu mai, and the shrimp that kinda tasted like honey walnut.

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    Ivan K.

    (+) Lots of variety of food (+) Very large space and plenty of seating (-) Food is mediocre at best (-) You will feel nickeled and dimed (-) Shopping center is somewhat sketchy I came upon my dad's request. So we drove a ways to Katy to check out yet another buffet (he loves buffets). Upon entering, there is a section in the front where there are some arcades to the left. You enter the lobby area nexty through the doors and you'll see a nice koi pond inside and high ceilings and a seeming horizon all the way to the back where you cannot see further without walking. This is a very large place, no doubt. Besides something inside a casino, this is the largest buffet I've seen, offering Chinese, American, Mexican and Japanese options. To be honest, there is nothing special about the food - at all. I don't recall one thing that was actually good. But this is not a place for quality: it's all quantity here. From the food to the patrons. There was never less than 50 people in line the entire time I was there. While we were being seated, we noticed that the servers will not even let one chair go to waste. Given the large amount of people coming through, I get it from a business standpoint. One very uncomfortable situation was at the end of our meal, the server reminded us that the tip was not included with the check. They saw we were also Chinese and spoke to us in Chinese basically begging for more tips, and thereby pretty much guilting us into tipping more (for very little service btw, my iced tea was never refilled). This end to the night really put me off. If you are hankering to check out the largest buffet in Texas, sure come and check it out. Otherwise, there are plenty of other buffet options out there.

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    Hannah L.

    To start, the restaurant is huge and they have a lot of variety. For a buffet, this is definitely one of the better ones I have been to. It was $19.99 for dinner on a weekday. Not bad but the prices did rise from the previous reviews. Ambiance: It was really nice and the buffet area was well kept. The servers didn't talk to you much but they were efficient. The servers made sure to pick up trash constantly but dont even think about getting a drink refill. American food: The selection is very small but they have chicken nuggets and fries. The dinner rolls were actually really good. Every other fried thing was cold. Mexican food: The food looked really unappetizing compared to everything else so I didn't even touch it. Sushi: They have a wide sushi option. There were a lot of great rolls to choose from. I personally liked the sashimi and salmon. Seafood: The fried fish was not even warm it was lowkey cold and unappetizing. The crab and crawfish barely had any meat in it. I just didnt bother with the seafood. Hibachi: The hibachi was really good. There was great seasoning on the food. It was almost like a teriyaki or sweet soy sauce. I went back to the hibachi two times. Dessert: The dessert was disappointing. I tried the strawberry cake and that tasted like perfume. The vanilla sprinkle cake was okay but nothing special. The fruit was good though but that's impossible to screw up. Overall, lots of great options for all taste buds. However, I only liked one part of the buffet. Everything else was cold and unappealing

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    Thang N.

    Great bang for your buck buffet with a wide variety of food. You can get some more traditional Asian buffet foods, add some dim sum, a section of sushi, Mexican food, make your own grill, and more American foods. It can get quite busy especially around holidays. I've seen the line to get in go out the door, but if you get there before 12, it shouldn't be a problem. I've probably been here 7 or 8 times and the waitstaff are very quick to clear your used plates and refill your drinks. Just in case this is the only review you read of this place, the one quirky thing that I haven't seen at any other restaurant is if you add a tip when paying as you walk in, they will give you the tip in cash for you to give to the waitstaff.

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    Jando S.

    Feast reminds me of the mega buffets of yesteryear in Las Vegas: selection for days with incredible variety, affordable for all members of the family, and unapologetically enormous. This is easily the largest buffet in the Houston area (#1). There is so much seating that no one needs reservations. Show up with an army of hungry companions and they'll show you a table that can accommodate everyone in the party. It can get overwhelming for non-buffet goers, but it's also amazing to peruse all the different foods that span from Chinese to American to Mexican cuisine. Let's also be clear: this is not amazing food. The abundance is the sell, the affordability is the desire, and the feast is the experience. At the end of the day it is a glorified Chinese buffet but on a much larger scale. Everything from the sushi to the ribeye steak to the desserts are going to be mediocre at best. It is however, the most comprehensive buffet setting in the area with the added benefit of giving parties both large and small the freedom of choice and variety. This is all about indulgence, so stack up on the mac and cheese, enjoy the unlimited refried beans, while scarving down all kinds of Chinese American specialties. Heed caution on the Mexican side and don't expect very much from the sushi or desserts. Inevitably one will find something that they can enjoy. Service is minimal, but this is to be expected. I would recommend getting two plates at the same time and beware of the arcade area just before the doors. Posing near their fountain is an easy photo op and parking is just like their food: plenty to choose from. ___________ (#1) Prove me wrong by taking me to an even bigger one. Please?

    Crawfish
    Candy C.

    Service was efficient and friendly. This is a family friendly establishment. This is a pay first then eat place. The food. There is a lot to choose from and honestly if you don't find something to eat there is definitely something wrong. Sushi, fried food, stir fried food, steamed food, dim sum items, vegetables, fruit and desserts. It's crawfish season and right now the crawfish is fresh and delicious. They are well seasoned with a little kick. I will be back.

    Melissa L.

    This place is soooo mid for food when I go to a buffet I'm ready to EAT. Barely anything was appetizing. It was either really bland or stale or just overall not tasty. Just lacking a lot of flavor. They don't regularly come by to pick up plates so you're just there waiter for your server with a bunch of plates. It does get pretty packed in there sometimes. This was my second time going.. probably my last. The coy fish are cool though lol

    Fried Crabs, Clams

    Per my experience, this is the largest Chinese buffet restaurant in the Greater Houston area in terms of total number of seats and total number of dishes. Ingredients are always fresh and cooked perfectly with right amount of seasoning. Waitresses pay good attention to customers and are always quick to remove emptied plates from the tables and booths.

    Round one. All pretty low quality but wide variety
    Danny L.

    Be warned! Don't be tricked any waiter/waitress here when it comes to tipping. Our waitress tried to get me to pay 25-30 percent tip! She wrote down the "suggested" tip of 25% or 30% tip on top of the receipt, offered to calculate it for me using her phone, and then awkwardly stood next to me while I tried to question about the high amount with my family. I told her "I'll bring the receipt to you" to get some privacy, but she lingered around me like a giant pimple on picture day. She did not leave. When I calculated 20 percent, which I thought was more than I should have paid, she jokingly suggested I round up. My goodness that was unpleasant! The quality of the food is on par with what you expect from a typical Chinese buffet. They had huge variety and all your standard Chinese buffet offerings plus more. I do appreciate how this one has raw salmon (they call sashimi), but found the serving utensils to be a disgusting. During a Saturday night, the entire place felt a bit over stimulating. If you don't like crowds and lines, come during an off peak day or hour. The parking lot is dark and feels a bit sketchy. I think they need to add more lighting. Overall, it's amusing to see the huge variety of food at one buffet for Houston's standard, but don't be persuaded on your gratuity if you encounter the same waitress.

    Desserts (egg tart was the best)

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    The food is horrible! Tried to eat a "taco bun" - tasted like cardboard. May be the worst food I have ever had!

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    hunan kitchen has been a staple for yearssss, truly my fav restaurant ever and hands down the best…read morechinese food i've had!! the interior has plenty of seating, making it great for both family dinners and group gatherings. the owners are a couple: a super friendly woman and the diligent chef. the service is always attentive and fast and the food comes out SOOO quickly. portions are also huuuge at consistently high quality. what really sets this place apart is the depth of flavor, the spice levels are just right. you taste the chili, sichuan peppercorn, and mala fragrances, along with that unmistakable wok hei!! nothing feels muted or overly aggressive. - one must-order is the hunan bbq fish (君山烤鱼). at just over $30, ITS SUCH A STEALLL for what you get: an entire seabass served in a massive chafing dish, surrounded by a medley of vegetables like cauliflower, potatoes, lotus root, and peppers. the fish is tender and flaky, not overly salty or spicy, but infused with a beautifully fragrant mala heat. it's perfect for celebratory meals or sharing with a big group - the sautéed preserved pork with dried smoked bamboo shoots (烟笋炒腊肉) is an absolute classic. the cured pork belly has an intense smokiness that hits you immediately, with alternating bites of rich fatty pieces and deeply savory lean cuts. the bamboo shoots add texture and soak up all that flavor - their poached sliced beef in hot chili oil (水煮牛肉) is another standout. the beef is incredibly succulent, swimming in a chili oil broth that's bursting with aroma without being overwhelming. this dish can often be too oily or salty elsewhere, but hunan kitchen nails the balance! - the sauteed diced chicken with chili pepper (辣子鸡) is my all time FAVVV and something i've loved since growing up. the chicken is perfectly crispy and crunchy while staying juicy on the inside. paired with dried chilies and peppercorns, the numbing spice slowly creeps in and builds as you eat. its ADDICTING in the most dangerous way, and i genuinely cannot stop eating it every time - the stir-fried diced chicken with green peppercorn (青花椒鸡丁) offers a slightly different flavor profile that i really love. the chicken is tender, and the green peppercorn brings a refreshing, citrusy, almost electric numbing sensation that feels lighter and brighter compared to red chilies. it's bold and a really fun contrast to some of the other dishes - for something non spicy, the seafood and japanese tofu (海鲜玉子豆腐) is PURE COMFORT FOOD for me. the tofu is lightly crisped on the outside but sooo silky inside, topped with soft fish fillets, huge shrimp, and a rich, glossy sauce packed with umami. i ascend every single time i eat it LOL overall, hunan kitchen is insanely worth it for the price. the portions are massive, the quality is consistently high, and for how authentic and flavorful the food is, it's honestly such a steal. you get way more than what you pay for, especially when ordering family style, and they even offer lunch specials, which makes it easy to come back often for a quick meal. it's such an underrated spot in katy and i wish more people talked about it :') this place deserves way more love!!

    Unique and delicious Chinese food! Always enjoy it! The diced chicken with chili pepper is a…read morefavorite! Dumplings amazing too!!

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