KUMI had great sushi and flavorful food! We do wish they had a bigger selection, especially with…read moreChinese food. Must Try: sushi!! QUICK FACTS Value: (it's a bit pricey) Food: Service: Atmosphere: Vegetarian Friendly: some options Bar: No ‍‍ Good For: AYCE MICHAEL & JAZZ RATING: 4/5

Not one to eat at buffets often, but Kumi delivered fresh food, accommodating staff, and…read morecleanliness. They had many options, but my favorite was the grill! You could have your steak grilled right there to your preference. Apart from this, I enjoyed the ramen bar and the steamed buns. Of course, I tried the fresh crab but overall left completely stuffed! My family really enjoyed it, so to have a full, satisfactory response is always a win in my book.

First, it says Kin's on the outside. Maybe it's changed recently? Let's get straight to it. Let's…read moreget the negatives out of the way. The price. It's a little expensive, even for a weekend. You would expect more and better choices for the prices we paid. About $80 for two adults and a midget. They had your typical fare. The least favs-ribs(tough/dry and no flavor), steak(tough and under seasoned), steam buns(the filling just no), bourbon chicken(dry chicken and not enough sauce), and the consensus least fav were all the desserts. There was flying bugs, and everything was super dry and tasted old. I get it, what do expect for a Chinese buffet in San Antonio? Well I expect no flying insects in the desserts for the price I paid. Also, 75 % of the fruit we got was as tough as the steak. Oh, and the cold shrimp, either overcooked or thawed the wrong way. The shell was practically glued on. The positives-all the rice and noodle dishes were good to ok. The hot and sour soup was really good! The teriyaki chicken was actually good. The bigger sauced rib was good. The kimchi was some of the better we've had recently. The spring rolls with peanut were good. The two fish dishes we had(fried and not fried) were actually quite nice. All the breads were good. The waitress was very nice and attentive. Almost forgot, the bathrooms were kinda gross. They need to be kept clean. Will not come back again.

I love coming here for the crawfish :) you can definitely get your money's worth from just that…read morealone. The buffet options are good, but their general tso's chicken is not the best (and I judge how good overall Chinese buffets on this lol). A surprise hit is the sautéed green beans, which are perfectly cooked and garlicky--just like how you'd find it traditionally cooked in Chinese cuisine. I also think they're deep fried (salt and pepper?) shrimp (next to the crawfish) is very delicious. Plates are cleared pretty quickly and the buffet space is kept orderly and decently clean.

Dimassi's is a solid all you can eat Mediterranean spot. I tried pretty much all of their…read moreofferings; They have a wide selection of chicken and beef dishes with rice and different proteins like fish. I think I will some it up as jack of all trades but a master of none. Nothing in particular stood out as amazing but it is a good variety selection some chicken was tender while their beef shawarma was on the dry or overcooked and hard with not much flavor. I did think their rice pudding dessert was delicious. I went on a Monday night and the price is 25 per adult. The restaurant is clean and nice on the inside and it seems like their workers are diligent in making the food and being attentive.

I am Lebanese and sometimes I crave eating my own food made by someone else. I have been to this…read morelocation few times. Not sure how I feel about it. It is what it is expected from a buffet. The cooked meals are all swimming in oil which Mediterranean cuisine is very well known to be on the healthier side. If you are trying to be healthy definitely skip this place otherwise you would only be left with the salad bar. If they limited the usage of oil I will frequent it more. The price of the buffet is very reasonable they also have a good variety of dishes. The service is hit or miss the last time a dish was missing I asked and the person serving wasn't too friendly about it. I went back in about 10 minutes and still the tray was empty. If you haven't tried Mediterranean food this place is a good starting point to get introduced to many dishes all at once

This is one of the better buffets in town in my opinion. We…read morewalk in to fluorescent blue lighting, calm atmosphere, greeted and sat right away. As usual I tried a little bit of everything. The dim sum bar was my favorite especially the honeycomb tripe. I loved it so much that I got some to-go. There was an abundance of ceab legs and seafood boil. Another favorite is the jalapeño chicken which was crispy. There was a chocolate fountain that seemed to be kept clean. There are no complaints here, this may be my new go to buffet.

2nd location & it bites (in a good way!)…read more Compared to the first one, this place is so much CLEANER without the murky old-fashioned smell. One other main difference between this location and the one on Bandera is that you don't pre-pay for your buffet here. As for the food, 8/10. We went on a Friday night, so definitely a bit more seafood was present BUT no steamed crab legs :( Actually, outside of salt and pepper soft shell crabs, no crab was found. This was a dull moment -- and in retrospect, it would have been smart to call King and ask. Will do next time! Our server was very attentive and unlike the other location -- they were pleasant. Our soft drinks were always topped off or a new one was brought.

I am currently sitting in the car waiting for my boys to finish eating. The smell drove me away, it…read moredoesn't help that almost everything on the buffet looked old and soupy. Tried the beef and broccoli, coconut shrimp, egg rolls, and some type of chicken dish. No flavor. I also tried the variety of sushi which the cream cheese is the only thing I can identify. 3/5 rolls were spit out into a napkin. First and last time at this place. The only thing I was able to swallow without cringing was the soda. Our server was nice. That's about it,

‼WARNING ‼ STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE. Went yesterday around…read morelunch time paid 20 dollars just to have a ROACH greet us at our table ! Disgusting when we asked for a refund we were told NO they didn't want to, so i threatened to call the police and finally they refunded us our money. The lady was soooooo upset she had he pen in my face giving me attitude and creating a scene.

I usually don't go into AYCE sushi restaurants in San Antonio with very high expectations but we…read morethought we'd give this spot a try. Sushi was decent and they had a pretty large menu to select from. $30.99 for all you can eat dinner isn't a bad deal at all especially with this economy. Fish was fresh and they seem to use good quality rice. I must say that the service was impeccable though. Super friendly staff that brought food out quickly and took away empty plates fast to make room for the food we ordered. Seemed like good teamwork among the employees.

Came in on a glorious Sunday with one clear objective…read more Get my money's worth. Now one thing I will always respect about America is the all you can eat model. No messing about. Just you, the menu, and a quiet understanding that nobody is leaving early. Brought Jimmy "The Hammer" along for this one. A dangerous man in this setting. His only complaint before we even sat down was that it wasn't all you can drink. Fair concern. Thirty dollars for the dinner menu. Fair play. That is about standard across the city. The real question is whether you can actually make it worth it. I started strong. Ten salmon nigiri. Ten tuna. Four shrimp. A couple white tuna. A couple yellowtail. Across the table, Jimmy didn't say much. Just kept eating. That's usually how you know things are going well. At some point it stops feeling like dinner and starts feeling like a bit of a challenge. You settle into it. Find your rhythm. No wasted movement. Then came the rainbow rolls. Two of them. Always my test. You can tell everything you need to know about a sushi spot from that one roll. Balance, freshness, attention to detail. This one delivered. Clean, refreshing, exactly what you want. Added some chicken skewers for good measure. Bit of char, bit of heat, keeps things grounded. Place was packed. Not chaotic, just busy in the right way. Staff stayed on top of it. Plates moving, orders landing, no one left waiting. By the end of it, I leaned back and took stock. Full. Satisfied. No regrets. Five stars.

We came hungry and tried a little bit of almost everything so you don't have to . Overall, we had a…read moregood time here. Must Try: General Tso and the shrimps! Surprised Us: The 1 random massage chair in the front We'd Skip: The goons were not consistent and the egg drop soup was a no go for us QUICK FACTS Value: a little pricey Food: solid Service: (no refills and no fortune cookies ) Vegetarian Friendly: Some options Bar: No ‍‍ Good For: Families, groups & casual meals Would We Return? Maybe MICHAEL & JAZZ RATING: 3.7/5 Not everything was a hit, but the standouts made it worth the visit.

Bobby Buffet approved! Excellent food for a great price. Great service also. Highly recommendedread more

29 Jun 2026 This is…read morea review of the karaoke show that happens on Mondays from 7 - 11 pm. It's hosted by Joe E. Karaoke. I know him from a couple of shows I attended at Southtown 101 a couple of years ago. This is weird. A bunch of people were there, mostly families with young children. It is advertised as family karaoke. The bar has a sign stating that there are no minors after 9pm allowed. The families all seem to know each other. It is almost cult-like. A lot of the kids sang and it was cute. By 9:15pm, all the kids and their families were gone. About six of our adults were left. Mondo bizarro. I got to sing four songs so I'm not complaining. I did remark to one of the remaining adults that this was cult-like. He said yes, an Alamo Heights cult. Ahhhh... Creepy, but fun. My Pacificos were $7 each, a Coke was $2.77. Food truck food is offered. Lots of choices for nibbles. Give them a try.

If you're looking for a spot that balances a laid-back "neighborhood bar" vibe with an environment…read morethat actually welcomes the whole family. ​The bartenders are exceptionally efficient and friendly. Despite the crowd, they kept the rounds coming without breaking a sweat. ​The standout feature for parents is undoubtedly the children's play area. It transforms the outing from a "quick drink" into a genuine family get-together where the adults can actually relax and converse while the kids stay entertained. ​The food is served via on-site truck options, and the quality is impressive. Even with a large order, everything was served quickly and arrived hot. Here's the breakdown of what we tried: ​Brisket Nachos: Heavy on the brisket and perfectly layered. ​Chicken Tenders: Crispy, juicy, and a hit with both the kids and the adults. ​Tacos: Fresh flavors and great portions. ​Fried Okra: The perfect salty snack to pair with a cold beer.

You definitely have to be looking for this place to find it. It is tucked away off of Pat Booker Rd…read morenear Randolph AFB. When you enter you're immediately in the market full of Asian items. The staff is friendly and welcoming. As you walk to the rear of the market you reach the restaurant. Seating is very limited as there are supplies everywhere. The food is cafeteria style on a hot line. You basically point and ask for what you want. Combos are served with Pancit, steamed rice, and lumpia. I ordered the kare-kare which was super tender and flavorful. I appreciate that the peanut flavor was not overpowering. Pricing is reasonable. I enjoyed it

Food was great and super authentic. The service is quick and the staff are friendly. The market…read moresells all kinds of Asian I grew d snacks as well as Filipino food ready to serve. The only thing that's a little confusing is the menu. It seems they had set plates to order from and unless you've been there or speak Filipino you might not know what is allowed or how you can mix items. The place gets busy and if you're not familiar with the way the menu works asking questions can feel bothersome and you'll feel rushed. The prices are somewhat decent but it can get expensive. The food though is delicious and seating can be limited but it's definitely worth coming out here and trying the food. The place itself is a market but they section off the area you eat so if you're looking for ambiance this ain't the place. If you're looking for good Filipino food then definitely try it out.

We're trying several buffets across San Antonio and this one stands above the rest. Food is fresh…read more Standout: carnitas and mash potatoes Great service and definitely would come back!

Second time being here. The place is big and has wide varieties of food, desserts, steak, and just…read moreabout anything you can think of. I especially like their delicious desserts and ice cream. Service this time was good. Server kept checking on our table frequently and always asked if we were ok or needed anything. Place is big inside and well organized. Enjoyed coming over here for a second time. Recommended.