I recently went to Flaming Grill & Supreme Buffet and honestly, it was such a solid food…read moreexperience, especially compared to my last visit to Umi Hotpot Sushi & Seafood Buffet. Sometimes you really just have to stick with the basics. The seafood here was fresh, which made all the difference. The seafood boil was flavorful and actually tasted like it was made right, not just sitting out. And the crabs? Fresh, seasoned well, and worth going back up for more. Everything felt consistent and satisfying, not overly fancy, just good food done right. After trying newer buffet spots that try to do too much, this reminded me that simple, fresh, and well-prepared always wins. Definitely a place I'd come back to when I want a reliable, no-miss buffet experience.

This place surpassed my expectations. Some things were better than others (great: sushi, hibachi,…read moreChinese food, vs meh: crab legs, dessert). There's something for everyone here and the price can't be beat.

The meat is pre-frozen and thus never fresh yet tasty nonetheless, as is most of the other food…read more The staff is surprisingly polite and accommodating. The neighborhood soundly beats nearby Philly. Lots of parking. Easy access via major roads.

Cheap, reliable, and delicious. I can always count on Golden Corral for a good meal. The waiters…read moreare always nice and the chefs do a good job. It has a good atmosphere.

I forgot to take pictures but this is one of the better Asian buffets. Current weekend…read moredinner/Sunday prices are $25.99 for adults with a 10% discount for seniors. Loads of seafood options! Loved the honey walnut shrimp, steamed fish, lobster and salmon. Also had a good amount of snow crab legs which they were good about refilling. Sushi looked good too but I wasn't in the mood for that. The hibachi had a lot of options and was delicious. Also plenty of dessert options. I especially loved the wide variety of ice cream bars in the freezer. I think I downed six of those. The interior was clean, modern and comfortable. Service was good and was on top of clearing our plates. If this spot was in CA, it would command a much higher price so I found the value to quality and offerings to be pretty good!

Just your typical chinese/Japanese buffet. Great selection of sushi, Chinese, american food and…read moreplenty of dessert options. They had plenty of seafood options as well, which is great for the price. Loved all the dessert options, which was more than other buffets I've been to, from jello to pufding, fruit, cakes, ice cream, and cookies! We went on a Saturday afternoon and it was pretty empty. Food was fresh and the place was very clean. Staff were very friendly and came quickly to remove the dirty plates. Overall, great selections and would go again if we lived closer.

I did delivery. Big mistake it's way better to go an eat there. It's all u can eat and so many…read morechoices. Delivery was expensive. Not even a sauce for the oysters. Kimchi was okay. But if u know kimchi so much better if aged this kimchi was fresh. Honestly I would order delivery here. But I would go all u can eat at the restaurant

My husband love crab legs when we drove nearby, it was no brainer that we are having dinner here…read more Upon arrival, we noticed how run down the area is and almost turned our vehicle to leave. It was a Saturday night and we were hungry so we gave it a try. Entering the restaurant, we were surprised how well lit and filled with customers dining. We were greeted by friendly staff who took us to our table in no time. They have hibachi, variety of sushi (cooked and raw), crab legs, softshell crabs (my fav), salt pepper shrimps, and your typically Chinese restaurant food selections. Their softshell crabs were really delicious. The seasoning used in the stir fry is so good. The employees provide each table a large bowl for the crab shells and every few minutes, they come by to take away the plates and provide us with new bowl for the crab legs. They were very attentive. Overall, I'd say this is better than the average Chinese buffet. Would I come back here again? Sure, when Im in the area. Would I intentionally drive out here for the food? Probably not when there's so many buffets around.

Food is amazing the place is very clean and service is exelent my whole family love this place.read more

In a state that has an abundance of Chinese buffets, they all seem to be cut from the same cloth:…read morebasic, no-frills, & you pay for what you get. You don't pay for a wonderful "experience" --- that was never part of the package. UMI Premium Sushi & Seafood Buffet changes that, and offers the Chinese Buffet in a setting that is bright, open, and beautifully decorated. There is no real "server" when you come here, all of the servers work as a collective --- you call one down, they bring you your drink, another passes by they collect your plate. These workers definitely work in harmony. Now I have to say: this Buffet is a bit pricier than the normal "Flaming Grill & Buffet" --- adults are $23.99 and kids are between $11-16. But remember: you getting not just the food --- your getting what most other buffets don't offer: AN EXPERIENCE. Besides the "hot dishes" like hibachi beef and orange chicken, UMI Premium Sushi & Seafood Buffet offers a wide variety not seen anywhere else: Hot Pot anyone? Included! Ramen? Included! Unlimited Bubble Tea? Included! Beverages? Included! Taste-wise I was thoroughly impressed. Since this is a popular buffet, it seems the food is refreshed quite often, meaning nothing will remain in the warmers for too long. Some of my favorites? Salt and Pepper Shrimp, Braised Pork Belly, and the Cantaloupe Boba Tea. True to it's name, this Buffet exceeded my expectations, was an absolute EXPERIENCE and I can't wait for another visit!

We finally tried the Borgata Buffet and honestly I do not understand some of the bad reviews…read more Yes it is a casino buffet so the price is higher at around 43 per person, but there are definitely ways to get it comped or discounted, and for the quality you are getting it actually feels worth it. The variety is great and everything we tried tasted fresh and well made. Nothing felt like it had been sitting too long and the staff was constantly maintaining the stations. The service really stood out. Our waitress was incredibly friendly and very attentive without being overbearing. The staff working the buffet line were also all really nice and genuinely seemed happy to be there which makes such a difference. Food wise there were a lot of standouts. The chargrilled steak had a really nice flavor and the prime rib was super tender and juicy. The pastas were cooked perfectly and the sauces were light, bright, and flavorful instead of heavy. The mac and cheese is an absolute must. They use big shell noodles with a creamy cheese sauce and toasted breadcrumbs on top which gives it great texture. The collard greens were surprisingly one of our favorite things and we went back for seconds. So much flavor. The spiced shrimp is a hidden gem and definitely something we grabbed multiple times. The pizza was also surprisingly good. We tried the mushroom and spinach and it honestly tasted like something you would get from a really solid pizza spot not a buffet. The only thing I would say is the chicken parm is hit or miss depending on how fresh it is. If it has been sitting it can get a little soggy so I would try to grab it when a fresh tray comes out. Pro tip leave room for dessert. The dessert section is incredible. The gelato was rich and creamy especially the chocolate. The croissant cinnamon roll hybrid was flaky on the outside with a soft gooey center and the cookies and cream cheesecake was rich without being too heavy. I also really liked how the seating is set up. You can sit on either side of the buffet and choose between booths or tables which makes it feel a little less chaotic. This is definitely a spot we will keep coming back to when we are at Borgata.

Very Disappointing -- Borgata Has Really Gone Downhill…read more I visited the Borgata buffet over Labor Day weekend with my family of four, and the total was close to $200. Unfortunately, for that price, I honestly felt that we would have been better off going to a regular restaurant with better tasting food. I hadn't been to the Borgata buffet in a very long time. I remember when it was around $30-$35 per person, and I had much better memories of the food. That's why it was especially disappointing to see how much it seems to have declined. There were a few highlights. The gelato was very good, and I will say the dessert section seems to have improved. The salmon was probably the standout savory dish. The platanos, waffles, pork ribs, and meatballs were also good. The General Tso's chicken was decent as well. Unfortunately, those positives were outweighed by the negatives. There wasn't even much of a fruit selection anymore, which was surprising for a buffet at this price point. The sushi rice wasn't prepared properly all mushy and the shrimp cocktail didn't taste particularly fresh. The seasoned shrimp was also far too salty. The seafood section was particularly disappointing. The clams were so salty that they were essentially inedible, and whoever seasoned the mussels simply did not get the seasoning right. These are not particularly complicated dishes, so it was surprising to see them executed so poorly. The fried foods were also hit or miss. Some batches looked cooked on the outside, but the shrimp inside were still undercooked and appeared almost raw. Some of the vegetables, such as the zucchini, were noticeably undercooked as well. The steak was very tough, while the prime rib was extremely bland and lacked flavor. The Chinese section, aside from the General Tso's chicken, was particularly disappointing. The pasta dishes, including the macaroni and cheese over cooked and tasteless w alfredo being was oddly sweet was extremely underwhelming. And honestly, this is what surprised me most about the entire experience. It's not as though the buffet has an enormous number of dishes that would make it impossible to maintain quality. The selection is relatively limited, and many of the individual dishes are not particularly difficult to prepare. Yet so many of them were either poorly seasoned, undercooked, overcooked, bland, or simply not executed well. When you have a smaller selection of dishes, you would expect those dishes to be done really well. Instead, it felt like there were only a handful of things that were actually worth eating. That is what made the experience so surprising and disappointing. Overall, a large majority of the food was simply not good enough to justify going to a buffet. At nearly $200 for four people, I expected significantly better quality and consistency. What made this experience even more disappointing is that this was my parents' first time staying at the Borgata. Unfortunately, the food experience was poor enough that it actually made them less interested in wanting to stay at the hotel again. When you're spending money on a casino resort, the dining experience is part of the overall experience--and a bad meal can definitely affect whether you want to return. Borgata used to be one of my favorite places to go in Atlantic City, so I really wanted to like it. But after this visit, I'm not sure I would choose it over newer properties like Hard Rock or Ocean Casino Resort. Those properties may be newer, but at this point, I think I'd rather spend my money there than return to this buffet. Overall: very disappointing, especially considering the price and what I remember Borgata being like in the past.

Saturdays lunch buffet (11-330pm) $16 - adults (2023 was $13…read morefor reference) $14.35 - senior discount $2.75 beverage $1 hot tea Sundays all day - $21 adult & kids $10-13 The food is consistent over the years. They offer DIY hibachi, selection of sushi and the general fusion American, Chinese, & Spanish dishes. Some of the solid dishes here are the hibachi grill section, calamari, sauteed black bean clams, fried green beans, teriyaki chicken, garlic bread, lemon pickled chicken feet, sauteed veggies, and the cheesy creamed spinach. You pay first and then hand your receipt to the 2nd front desk person who will take you to your table. You ideally would leave tip at the end of service there. Hot/iced water is free, and purchased drinks are unlimited. The buffet is in a strip mall with a dollar tree, discount store of amazon returns (go go mart), pure gym (what used to be blink), and some other stores. It is a tad far from queens but a cheaper buffet than other buffets. This is more about value than quality. Worth a try for quantity!

Just happened to be hungry and in the neighborhood. Stopped in for a quick meal. I first came here…read more11 years ago. Not much has changed, there was still a lot of selections. Our favorite was the beef and general tao's chicken. There's only one guy at the sushi table and the plates that the sushi were on had so much condensation/water on the plates. The sushi selection was also not good since there's only one guy prepping everything. I also loved how much lychee they had at the dessert table. The only thing that bothered me was how sticky everything was... the tables, the bathroom was sticky and dirty... For the price, the experience is decent. I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here.

Went here for the first time. So much of a selection and the food was amazing and the place was…read morevery clean. I Will Come Back again.

Lots of food selection with hibachi grill. Service is good as well as the place is clean and…read moreorderly. Price is competitive. First time customers but definitely not the last.

We attended a wedding here this summer . The food was great the atmosphere was fun and everyone…read moredanced all night. A fun time I'd highly recommend

Pasta with a very small side of fireworks. Cruise was fine, not narrated or anything, food was…read moreokay, pretty basic pasta marina and penne vodka. Some large groups made standing outside to look at the sights impossible, though there was plenty of room inside (but it was warm in there). Got back to the area across from Jenkinsons around 845 and idled until the fireworks display, which was okay but partially blocked by a building. Not sure why the captain chose to park the boat there knowing that some folks would have an obstructed view. Parking is a bit problematic as you are blocked in by other cars, and there is no one to irect traffic out of the small lot when it's over. Overpriced but all in all not a bad evening at the shore.