We've gone here a few times with family from Pittsburgh and have an enjoyable meal each time. The…read moresoup & salad bar is nicely stocked with a good variety of ingredients. I'm a soup lover so I typically get 2-3 cups of soup. It's been wonderful and fresh every time and it can always be customized by goodies in the salad bar. I haven't had their steak yet, but plan on it next visit in a couple weeks. My brother in law absolutely loves it. The service has always been top notch and the place is kept clean. Looking forward to our next visit!

In town from Florida Hoss stake house is a Small town restaurant, customers services was 10/10 our…read morewaitress Tammy was absolutely amazing food was simple and good I would give it a try again

I'm biased. uhhhhh.... I like…read more screw off about the sanitary problems cause this MERICA! burger fat sandwich fries and stuff! Guns go pew pew. but good tho they don't wipe the floors and tables with the same towel cuz the floor is carpet ive been in kitchen. kitchen clean end of review. (App told me to add changes)

The lack of consistency here is their biggest problem that I see. There are times that it's great,…read morebut recently it's barely been "ok." I get that's it's Americanized Chinese food, but at the very least they could pretend to put forth some effort.

I've been craving a really good Chinese buffet. They seem to be a dying breed since the pandemic…read more We drove all the way from Washington, PA to try this one because another reviewer said "it was the best Chinese buffet in western PA." . The staff were extremely nice but the food was mediocre. Some of the items offered were just bland or tasted off. The general tso chicken was watery and not spicy at all. Seemed more like an orange chicken. I've had better seasoned pork dumplings elsewhere. Providing the dumpling sauce on the buffet was a nice touch though. The egg roll was boring too. Not much seasoning.

Great food and friendly staff…read more Seriously in all my years some of the best I have had!

The food wasn't bad but wasn't great either. Cream cheese wontons were the best thing on the…read morebuffet, probably ate hundred of them. The place was super cold with only 2 space heaters to heat the entire buffet area and dining area. I think I would have had a much better experience if I wasn't on the verge of hypothermia.lolol..

Cold tasteless food! I should've known there was a problem when I saw a microwave on the buffet!…read moreDrive 30 minutes and get a better buffet because this one is not it! The people who gave good reviews must be employees or have no idea what good Chinese food is!

I'll start by saying we're not from here. We're spoiled for choice where we're from. Also, we're a…read moregay couple, but not overtly. We didn't know what to expect, especially seeing a few right-leaning shirts at the tables around us. Noticing this place while on a road trip we wanted to try it out. Breakfast was priced at $10.99 on the website. We got two plus one coffee and with tip the bill was about $35. Didn't add up, but ok. I noticed a few comments here about the staff being rude. We didn't experience that. From the cashier to the people serving drinks and picking up plates, they were nice and helpful. The food was ok, not great, but good for the price paid. I mean, from the mountains of food people were putting on their plates I'm a little confused how they make a profit. As a vegetarian and diabetic I had limited choice. If you are a meat eater, about every breakfast meat you can imagine they had, even something called scrapple, which is a regional thing I guess. There was an omelette station too. There was a dessert bar also. My husband -who has a sweet tooth- got a blueberry pie type dessert and could barely eat it because it was too sweet. As a diabetic it was good to see they had sugar free syrup and one sugar free dessert. On the buffet I could only have the eggs, mushrooms and a few house breakfast potatoes- which were quite good. We got there a little after 8:30 a.m. and it wasn't super busy. There was no waiting in line. When we left 45 minutes later, there was a huge line. Overall happy we tried it out. If we lived here we may go back to try out lunch or dinner. This isn't gourmet food, and for the price paid you wouldn't expect it. If you go, enjoy it for what it is.

I've been to Prime Sirloin twice now, once for lunch and once for dinner. Both times I found the…read morefood good. Yes it's a buffet but it's a large buffet with a lot of different selections. Did I like everything on the buffet, no, but I did find plenty that I did like. They have a hot bar, a salad bar, a specialty bar, and a bakery bar. Nothing there was terrible, nothing was inedible, as some reviews have hinted. Some I liked better than others and In fact I'd go as far to say it's probably one of the better buffets in the area. For all you can eat, the price was very reasonable. If you can't find enough good food that you like to eat here, you are way too uppity to be eating at a buffet. I'd definitely go back, and soon.

What a trip down memory lane with this one. It has been years since I have been to a Ponderosa…read moreSteak House. Actually over a decade. Since their numbers started dwindling and locations closing up for good, this looked like a brand that was going to be a forgotten brand. But there are a few that are still hanging in there. This location, I believe, is the last in Pennsylvania. To touch on memory lane again, this place holds a special place in the hearts of kids of the 80s and 90s. You all know what I mean. For those that don't, let me clue you in. If you happened to have perfect attendance for a grading period you would be awarded with a certificate that would allow you to enjoy the buffet at any Ponderosa location. It was the only good thing that came out of attending school when you were bored. You'd get to drown your sorrows in mashed potatoes and gravy because you were able to last every single day of school for that grading period. My brother and I were talking about stuffing our faces with countless rolls, wing dings, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese, etc. My whole plan for finishing my Christmas shopping at the outlets all hinged on us coming here for our meal. I clued him into to it and he was on board. Pulling up outside was like our White Castle moment. We made it to the promised land. The familiar looking building welcomed us right inside. We walked down the hallway that leads you to the counter and stopped at the menu on the wall for a minute. Who were we kidding looking over the menu when we already knew we were going to be getting the buffet. Placed our order with the staff at the register, about $16 for the buffet and water to drink. I wasn't going to be a fool and get a soda or tea and fill up with the bubbly in my tummy. When we were led to our table the memories kept coming back. That green carpeting, the wood grain everywhere, and the islands of buffets. We were sat nearly in the middle of the restaurant and our server took our receipts for our drinks and we were let free to attack the buffet. That is after I wrestled with my chair to get it to come out of from under the table. This was quite possibly the worst part about this place. The chairs were heavy, pair that with the carpeting being like Velcro made for moving the chairs really hard. So much so that the lady behind me actually tumbled with the chair trying to get up at one point. (Hope she's OK and nothing was hurt but her pride) The buffet had a mix of items that encompass the chain(s). There were the familiar wings, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese, stuffing, gravy, and so on from Ponderosa. But there were a few things spattered in from the Bonanza portion of this chain, Most notably, the BBQ meatballs. After spying everything the buffet had to offer I of course started with a salad. Topping it with just about everything under the sun and drowning it in dressing. I sped through the salad as I wanted to get to the hot food which would lead me to dessert. My brother and I were plate for plate at this point and we both went up for the hot food. We also both came back with two plates to cut back on the trips we were going to make. When I tell you that we sat there and gorged in silence, I'm not joking. Not a single word came out of our mouths as we sat there and just shoveled the food into our mouths. I honestly don't know how I managed to finish off four plates of hot food, but I did. Maybe it was the nostalgia of it all. I rallied and made my way to the dessert portion of the buffet for one final plate...or bowl. I grabbed a soup bowl and decided I was going to make a proper sundae my way here. Put some cookie on the bottom, hit it with the ice cream, and topped it with a ton of toppings. When all was said and done, I was bloated and filled to the brim. I have no idea why I went so hard here, but the discomfort I was going to feel for the next hour was well worth it. I wobbled a bit out the door, but left satisfied. Was it the best meal that we could have come across? Probably not. But did we enjoy it? Heck yeah, my brother and I reminisced the whole rest of the day about our trips here when we were younger. There aren't many buffets like this left out there, so you got to enjoy this place while the doors are still open.

Classical style buffet. Food was delicious and fresh. Staff was on point and welcoming.read more

The food was hot, delicious and they had a great selection. Restaurant and restrooms were clean…read more The sushi selection was excellent! We were very pleased by our choice. Price was right too $15 each! Service was quick and efficient.

Based on the reviews, I expected the food here to be great. While the service was so, so friendly--…read morejust great vibes-- unfortunately the food was not a hit. I got the shrimp with cashews combo plate, which comes with rice and an egg roll. The egg roll was good! But the rice was bland yellow rice (almost like minute rice??), and the shrimp was overcooked. I mostly picked out the cashews and ate those with rice. While I was in the restaurant, I also took a peek at the buffet and was surprised to see it was mostly American food, and seemed to have been sitting out awhile. We were debating between here and any of the fast food options while passing through and unfortunately I think would go with the fast food if we were coming through again.

The food was good I enjoyed my meal it was very flavor and filling. The service was ok but they did…read morenot give us spoons or tell us anything when we got there and also that they did not attend us very well with our drinks. The place was very clean and also very quiet and peaceful.

The staff here is EXTREMELY RUDE! I was yelled at by an employee behind the grill station about…read more"rules around there" and whatever else she went on about screaming for. So unprofessional. We contacted a manager leaving over the phone because this happened when I was getting my second plate of food, had no appetite after being yelled at like that and left in tears. The manager said he'd "talk" to her. No, unacceptable. Do better. You shouldn't have an employee speaking to your customers like that at all let alone SCREAMING at them. We will never be going back here again and will be spreading the word at how horrid the staff is. We didn't even get offered a refund or anything of the sort. Waste of our time and money. That lady needs fired. Point blank. Don't go here unless you want to be treated like garbage. The food isn't even good either, 0/10 do not recommend whatsoever all around.

Good food but don't even bother going to the hibachi section. The cook I had will just straight up…read moreignore you and can't make any eye contact what so ever. I even said what sauce I wanted and he just ignored me and added what ever he wanted instead. Other than hibachi this place has great food and decent staff.

Z Buffet is delicious!! I'm very impressed that this is an option in Indiana, PA!…read more I was in town visiting my grandmother, and she mentioned this buffet as her favorite, so of course we had dinner there one evening! I did NOT expect it to be this great!! Very friendly and accommodating service from the very beginning - my grandmother loves the staff here - they are very sweet to her and other guests! The space inside is airy, bright, very spacious and clean! I loved the little water feature in the front entrance area, and the buffet section had plenty of room to walk around without feeling crowded by other guests. For a $16 dinner, you get A LOT! There's all the buffet staples like American comfort food, Asian/Chinese items, a salad bar, some soups, and a dessert area. All the food in every section was very solid quality and honestly did not taste like cheap buffet food whatsoever! What TRULY made this buffet stand out, however, were the hibachi and sushi stations - they literally had fresh Nigiri Sushi available that tasted very legit & high quality! At the Hibachi station, there was a variety of fresh vegetables, meats, seafood, and other toppings that you could load onto a plate and hand to the cook for them to grill for you! So fresh and delicious - the hibachi, sushi, and California rolls seriously all tasted restaurant quality. Oh, and don't miss the little containers of ice cream you can pick up at the end of the buffet area in a little chest freezer - my favorite is the Strawberry Ice Cream! I honestly did not expect this from a buffet in Indiana, PA - this spot is better than most buffets I've been to in major cities like Los Angeles and Las Vegas...especially when you consider the price point of only $11.99 for lunch or $15.99 for dinner! Needless to say, I highly recommend Z Buffet N Grill - this is THE spot for sure in the area for enjoying lots of good quality food at great value!

The food ! Would recommend trying! It was clean, very nice staff, amazing service, and very big…read moreservings. I was in the area and thought it would be nice to try and I am so happy I did it was amazing!!

So I do hate giving any place a low review. I ordered Chicken Korma, Butter Panneer, and Garlic…read moreNaan. The Butter Panneer was pretty good but I can't say the same for the rest. The Chicken Korma tasted of nothing but salt and the chicken came with bones inside of it (which I don't necessarily mind if I am getting something like Tandoori Chicken.), the Garlic Naan only includes one Naan per order and almost seems like store bought instead of freshly made. The price was what I would expect for either better food or larger portions. Pittsburgh and the surrounding area has a decent amount of Indian Restaurants and I would definitely recommend going to one of them.