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    Good Taste Asian Buffet

    2.3 (31 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Leanne T.

    Living in FBG, there are not many Chinese buffets. This place is worth the quick drive to get your fix. Is it the best? No. Is it typical Chinese buffet? Yup. It does the job for us!! Only complaint would be to turn up the AC.

    James F.

    As far as Asian Buffets goes I've had better and way worse. While not a glowing recommendation I found some good bites at Good Taste in Kerrville. Been awhile since I've paid before entering; was someone supposed to strip where I throw dollar bills wildly in the air? Acceptable bites started with a hybrid krab rangoon. Closer to a wonton sans pork in shape I think I ate four or five lol. Scallion beef was also good bites as was the lo mein. Spare ribs had decent tear; hopefully you get a good server who will bring you 100 napkins. Thai chicken was decent as it had skin! There is some bad news obviously. I'm finding it hard to believe cookies, hard boiled eggs, jello, miniature cannolis, brownies are traditional fare. Coconut shrimp was so scary I refused to try it. Wonton soup's filling wasn't even close. Stuffed shrimp had been on the buffet about two hours too long. Service was fine; bit of a language barrier. Good Taste for the uninitiated perhaps?

    Don B.

    This is the same building that housed the ill-fated Bamboo Asian Buffet. It was in business for many years and evidently due to mismanagement, poor food which deteriorated to inedible--and barely warm and not replenished regularly--and lack of cleanliness, the business failed its inspections and was forced to close; this was noted on the restaurant's page on Yelp. I learned earlier in the month that a new restaurant had taken its place, so today my companion and I decided to give it a try. We ordered hot tea and were pleased that it was jasmine. And not the weak, tepid brew we had experienced in the BGT (Before Good Taste) era. This had a nice body and the jasmine flavor was distinct. So far, so good. We made a couple of swings through the line. BGT, my handy-dandy infrared thermometer read 109 degrees with 140 being the safety standard's lowest acceptable reading. Today, the formally-cool steam tables were bubbling away and my thermometer read 152--just right. And there were a few notable additions to the old favorites: spring (summer) rolls and ribs--a nice surprise. Ready for the countdown? Here we go! Those spring (summer) rolls had no protein, at least none was discernible; be that as it may, they were very good and had a refreshing taste. The accompanying peanut sauce was not on the sweet side as is found in many restaurants, but rather the peanut flavor didn't just announce its presence--it shouted it. Paired with the crisp veggies of the roll, the result was excellent. The ribs--ah, the ribs! I usually eschew Oriental ribs as they're most-times tough and chewy with enough cloyingly sweet sauce to completely cover up the pork's flavor. But these ribs were prepared correctly. They appear to have been steamed previously, the way I saw it in China. Then the sauce was judiciously applied; not too much, not too little. The result was a flavorful, thick rib that melted in my mouth--except the bone, of course. The breaded zucchini, nasty, flaccid things which I hated BGT were now crisp and fresh without a trace of oil. The fried butterflied shrimp, cheese rangoon and eggroll were okay but undistinguished. The coconut shrimp, on the other hand stood out. The coconut flavor was not pronounced but was present; the shrimp were coated with a coconut milk sauce. I usually don't care for shrimp, but I happily ate these. The "shrimpiness" was present but played well off the sweet sauce--very nicely balanced. The fried chicken wings were simplicity itself; no breading or sauce, just throw 'em in the oil and let 'em bubble away. They were properly and thoroughly cooked and were juicy and tender. I tried a bit of sushi--a Philadelphia roll and pickled seaweed salad. Both were quite good; my companion, who doesn't like sushi, had two helpings. The lo mein, which in BGT days was flavorless and tough, was well-seasoned and tender. Who out there said, "Is he done yet?" No, I'm not; wait patiently and be enlightened further! The bane of many buffets is the stuffed mushrooms. I'll be the first to admit, I had no idea what they were stuffed with--my best guess is crab and breadcrumbs--but the cheese on top brought it all together. Next to the mushrooms was glazed ham--not as foreign to Chinese menus as you might think. It was crispy round the edges and the glaze was just sweet enough without being overpowering. Finally, I tried four chicken dishes. The ubiquitous chicken teriyaki was tender, lightly sauced and juicy. General Tso's Chicken was not horribly sweet as is so common with this dish. It was not spicy hot other than a pleasant "afterglow." The jalapeño chicken, likewise was not overly hot but the pepper's flavor was definitely there; not overpowering, though. Finally, the honey chicken was delicate and juicy, cooked just right with the honey sauce vying with the chicken for center stage. There are dessert pastries and fruits, also soft serve ice cream, chocolate pudding and tapioca; notable was sugared peanuts. Being gorged to the limit--all for you, Gentle Reader--I thought it prudent not to push my luck, so I abstained. In my book, this reincarnation of a restaurant that had died of neglect is a great success story. I was happy to see the steam tables replenished regularly and the place spotlessly clean; and this includes the restrooms. The prices are reasonable: lunch is $8.49, dinner is $10.49. Please note that we went on a Sunday at 11:40am; this is a great time as the church crowd arrives shortely after noon and the food is kept very fresh. So give Good Taste Asian Buffet a try, regardless of your experience at its former incarnation. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised--I was.

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    Poop strain in my shrimp over cooked ribs imitation crab only thing that was good was Loi Main

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    Absolutely disgusting almost threw up and sushi was horrible, soup tasted like water.

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    Good food, better than average Chinese buffet. All the serving areas were clean and well taken care of. Good sushi!

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    China Town

    3.4(86 reviews)
    1.4 mi
    $$

    Our family has lived in Kerrville over 20 years and this has always been our favorite Chinese…read morerestaurant. It's recently changed ownership and while the food is still very good, the portions are a bit smaller. I placed a to-go order recently and when I asked if they had sushi, the lady at the front desk scoffed and said no, that this was a Chinese restaurant. Okay, no worries. But y'all might want to change the sign above the front

    Not only was there and no one in this restaurant or just one person at the cashier. I would…read moresuggest calling first because that's the only way you're gonna get his attention. He did not acknowledge my presence nor did he even say I'll be with you in a moment. So don't do walk in. I mean at least nod or acknowledge my presence. It has been now 20 minutes, For my to go soup order, sweet sour and egg drop and I am still waiting. He blamed it on the change of management and whatever other excuse you wanna make for the delay, but I can tell you in my experience of living in the area for over 15 years. This place has gone downhill considerably. It's the only Chinese restaurant left that still makes Hanauer and they drop soup as opposed to soaring dragon, which unfortunately is closed on Tuesdays. So just a quick note never go to try it down on Tuesdays. It is now been 30 minutes. I'm still waiting on two soups. When I got home, not only were the crispies stale, but it taste like the soup with old Chinatown is old town. I'm not coming back.

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    Wild Goji Revolving Sushi & Bar - Sushi roll with a steak on top

    Wild Goji Revolving Sushi & Bar

    4.4(1.4k reviews)
    52.5 mi
    $$

    Food was so yummy here! It's my family go to spot for sushi and Japanese spot. That says a lot…read morebecause they lived in Okinawa for 3 years! So many options and all fresh! We went for lunch and seemed to have beat the lunch rush! They even had a pleasant surprise for the birthday girl. If you go and are celebrating a birthday be sure to let your server know! The service was friendly! We will return when visiting the area again

    Well, there is nothing quite like having your first sushi experience after Japan be at a revolving…read moresushi place in a strip mall in San Antonio! But hey, this is what the birthday girl wanted, so this is what she got. We came here after a full day at Six Flags, starving, and hunger definitely made for the best sauce. One thing we have to say about Wild Goji that is A+++: they have Hitachino yuzu ON DRAFT!! Hitachino is one of our favorite breweries, and we had tried this version when we are in Japan, and could not believe our luck finding it here! It's worth the price of admission alone. As for the food, well, it is what it is. Honestly, it's not terrible, but you can tell you're not getting the creme de la creme (unsurprisingly). We mostly stuck to tuna and salmon, but we did appreciate their spicy garlic edamame (not spicy at all) and their spicy seaweed salad (slightly spicy). We ordered tempura that we had to send back because the sweet potato wasn't fully cooked. Some of the dishes on the conveyer belt definitely looked unappetizing (like the omelet roll) and since we were towards the middle-end of the restaurant, we had to wait a while for food to come our way. Service is minimal, but the atmosphere is boisterous because these kinds of places are fun. We were smart to make a quick reservation on our way from Six Flags because the place was slammed by the time that we left. Three stars, but it'll remain a fond memory celebrating our daughter's 9th birthday.

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    Wild Goji Revolving Sushi & Bar - Yellowtail Jalapeño Sushi

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    Wok Inn Asian Cafe - Condensed milk shaved ice

    Wok Inn Asian Cafe

    2.5(161 reviews)
    46.1 mi
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    Its still ok, though I don't think the lady that takes the orders speaks English very well...i…read moreasked for extra moo goo sauce and got a tub of orange sauce...

    From the moment we walked in, every red flag was screaming at us to leave…read more The restaurant was filthy. It smelled strongly like a janitor's closet, the entire place was cluttered and dirty, and there were boxes piled up directly in the front entrance/counter area, as if that was their permanent storage space. The vents on the ceiling had visible layers of dust and grease buildup, and the tables were dirty as well. We should have listened to our instincts and walked right out. Instead, we figured, "Well, we're already here, let's just get it to go and try it." Also, we ordered to go so we thought it would be alright since we wouldn't be eating there. Big mistake. We spent nearly $50 on food, and while the portions looked decent for the price, the food was awful. The noodles were sitting in what tasted like a bowl of straight grease. Some things were incredibly salty while others were almost completely bland. The orange chicken was especially disappointing, it tasted and had the texture of frozen, pre-made chicken bites tossed in orange sauce. Definitely not what we expected. My husband and mother-in-law were both disgusted after one bite, and I honestly couldn't disagree. The only things we actually enjoyed were the crispy noodles that go on top of soup and the drinks. We packed everything back up, called the restaurant, and took the food back for a refund. We have never returned food like that before, but none of us were willing to spend another bite on it. The biggest lesson here: trust your first instinct. Ours told us to walk right out of Wok Inn the second we stepped inside, and we should have listened. We absolutely will not be going back, and hopefully this review saves someone else from making the same mistake we did. If your gut tells you to walk out of Wok Inn, walk.

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    Wok Inn Asian Cafe - Pan fried noodles

    Pan fried noodles

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    Steamed short ribs

    Wok Inn Asian Cafe - Their only veggie option

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