W Spoon Buffet has become our go to restaurant. When you go to any regular Chinese restauant you…read morepay $17 for one entree. $40 for two people with all you can eat and too many food choices to count is an amazing bargain. Try this restaurant, you will not be disappointed!!!!!!!!!

If I could do 3.5, I would. Your typical buffet style restaurant. Food gets restocked frequently…read moreand your drinks get refilled at a reasonable time. The place has a good selection of food, with a lot of seating. There is a Habachi section, which you don't see very often. Also has a self serve ice cream section. The desserts were warmer than the water. Lost its flavor. For $20 on a weekend all you can eat, you can't beat it.

Food was not good not so corned beef was darker brown then my steak lobster tail was literally…read morethree bites $7.99 added to buffet price for the lobster tail. The only thing that saved me from walking out was the steak pics to follow. NEVER AGAIN WILL I COME BACK PLEASE HIGH DESERT ONLY GO TO LOCAL BUISNESSES THAT CARE ABOUT THE CUSTOMERS.

If you like a large selection of very mediocre food then this is the place for you. I tried a…read morelittle of everything and was not impressed with anything. To top it off the one thing I really wanted was vanilla ice cream with hot fudge. Of course the ice cream maker was broke when we arrived. If you are in the area I am certain you can find a better choice for dining.

Their food and service was amazing If you plan on eating at…read morethe buffet, you need to make reservations

Food ver good, fresh, tast excellent Service waitress, Their…read morestaffs are,nice and caring with old persons like us (we are over eighty years old). Ambiance peaceful with many choices to choose from.

Shiki is your average Asian/Seafood buffet showcasing mainly Japanese, Chinese, and Korean cuisine…read more We were in the area to celebrate a milestone birthday with a large party lunch (60+ guests). We were placed in a semi-private area. The restaurant had ample indoor seating and was fairly spacious to move around. If you've been to other Asian buffets, you'll know what to expect at reasonable prices. The Hits: - Fire-grilled BBQ station (steak, galbi (short ribs), pork belly, and squid) - Variety of sushi and rolls (average quality for the nigiri) - Dim sum options (popular items that get refilled regularly) - Desserts and fruits - 16 flavors of ice cream - Coffee and boba station The Misses (that I tried) - the orange chicken (flavor was off and bland) - fried chicken wings (looked good and crispy, but they were bland and had no seasoning) Service and staff were great. From taking drinks orders to clearing used plates, they were fairly attentive to everyone in the party. The food was refilled at decent times as well. There were plenty of seniors dining here since there's a special price for seniors. Reservations are recommended for large parties or peak dining times (dinner and weekends). This was our first time here, and it was a pleasant experience overall. It's a decent Asian buffet if you're in the area. A solid 3.5/5 rating.

The Vibe: A massive operation capable of handling huge parties. We had 30+ people and they tucked…read moreus into a semi-private section that felt exclusive. The Standouts: The seafood station and dim sum are the primary draws. The self-serve boba station is a novelty that stays busy. Elite Tips: Service is surprisingly fast at clearing plates for a buffet. Always make a reservation for large groups to ensure you get the side-room treatment.

If you're craving a seafood craving and don't know where to start, just come here…read more Dinner pricing is pretty decent. 25.99 overall pricing is goo, especially if your with a big group and don't know what to eat. They have so many options to choose from. From seafood to Mongolian grill. They have plenty of sushi options as well. Food is good. Most of the food is fresh. I love their salt n pepper soft shell crabs, sooo good. Service is okay, it is a little tricky to call over a worker for a refill or a crab cracker. The only downside is the bathrooms are not the cleanest. Smells like urine and they always have the men's bathroom open. But my family loves coming here one of the cleanest buffet in the IE that's pretty decent,

Buffet Star sits right around a solid 3.5 stars for me. It's honestly not bad for a buffet, and…read morethat's already saying something. They do offer a good variety of menu options. The sushi and sashimi were decent--no fishy smell, no slimy texture, which is always the bare minimum and thankfully passed. That said, not to be mean, but some Yelp reviews calling this "FRESH SUSHI" and handing out 5 stars clearly have never tried truly fresh, great seafood. This is buffet-level fresh, and that's okay--just keep expectations realistic. If you're a crab leg fan, those were also decent and not overly salty like some other buffets I've been to. One thing to note: weekends get insanely crowded, so be prepared for that. That said, during our visit, the servers were actually attentive. The plates cleared quickly and drinks refilled without having to hunt anyone down. Overall, it was a satisfying experience, I left full, and most importantly... no food poisoning . For a buffet, that's a win. Would I come back? Yeah, probably. Just not on a packed weekend.

There is something here for everyone. We came here for lunch which was a great AYCE deal for $19.99…read moreper person. There was also an additional 15% discount currently on Tuesdays and Fridays. Huge variety of food at the buffet including seafood. I liked that there were items here that are not usually found at a typical Asian buffet like braised chicken feet and pork hocks. There were even salmon collars available. There was a soup available that had real lobster claw meat. I especially enjoyed the lotus leaf wrapped rice dumplings and baked crab on little scallop shells. Surprisingly, their tempura style French fries were really excellent, fresh, hot and crispy! (This was the first time I have tried fries off of a buffet line.) Good tasty food no matter what is chosen. I will definitely need to return to try their highly recommended Mongolian grill. Service was efficient and friendly. Used plates were removed quickly, keeping the table tidy. This place will definitely go on my dining rotation. Parking is plentiful.

I remember coming to Luxe Buffet years ago and actually having a pretty good experience, so I…read moredecided to revisit and finally bring my wife with me. Surprisingly, for a Friday night, the place was dead. Back then, I remember waiting 40 minutes to an hour just to get in. This time? We got seated immediately, and honestly... that already lowered my expectations. The selection was still pretty big with a lot of variety, so I started off with the seafood. It was decent. Nothing amazing, but good enough to satisfy the craving without worrying about food poisoning. The crab legs were ridiculously salty though. The biggest disappointment was the hot food section. I honestly don't understand how fried rice and chow mein can taste that bland. Zero flavor. The orange chicken and beef broccoli were okay, but definitely nothing memorable. They also had steak, though I can't remember which cut it was, but it was dry and overcooked. They also had a seafood boil section, but the shrimp were overcooked and the crawfish definitely didn't taste the freshest. It had that slightly off taste where you start questioning if you should keep eating it. Ironically, the best thing I had all night was the Mongolian BBQ. That was actually really good and probably the only thing I genuinely enjoyed. But that's also the disappointing part. If my favorite thing at a buffet is the Mongolian BBQ station, I could've just gone to a regular Mongolian BBQ spot, paid less, and probably enjoyed the meal more. The service also felt pretty off throughout the night. Most of the servers, the workers behind the buffet line, and even the bussers didn't seem friendly at all. Everything just felt slow and low energy, like nobody really wanted to be there. Not the worst buffet experience, but definitely nowhere near as good as I remembered it years ago.

Check ful review @itsamandachamberlain Hello Shabu in San…read moreBernardino is serving some of the most insane all-you-can-eat I've seen The meats, seafood, and everything in between is next level... This might be one of the best hidden food spots in the IE

My wife and I came to Hello Shabu after the lunch rush, at about 2pm. The place was almost empty…read more The tables were all clean and the cold bar was fully stocked. Lunch for two was $71. We were seated immediately and the server took our broth and 2 meat orders. My wife got the beef broth with chuck eye and brisket. I got the exact same thing. You have a variety of cold foods to choose from to add to your hot pot, from seafood to vegetables. Then you can make a dish of dipping sauce from the ingredients at the bar. They have a sign with suggestions for different sauces. There's also a got bar with corn cheese, KFC and bulgogi. These are mediocre. The shabu is good The slices meats are fresh and they come around often to check on you and refill your broth and meat. My wife loved it and we had a great meal.

Stopped by today (5/13/26) for my birthday since you get to eat for free ON YOUR BIRTHDAY (as long…read moreas you bring 3+ people): - me = FREE - my mom (senior discount) = $13.49 - my boyfriend (adult regular) = $14.99 - 1 adult drink = $2.69 SUBTOTAL = $31.17 TAX (9%) = $2.81 OVERALL TOTAL = $33.98 Surprisingly, there were a lot of people but not as crowded as the weekends. Lots of seniors due to senior discounts available during the weekday lunch hours. Paradise Buffet now serves SUSHI AND SASHIMI! I'm not sure when this started but it definitely was not there the last time I ate at this place. Not much seafood options (no more fried shrimp). Three is fried tempura shrimp and mussels at least (I ate a bunch of mussels to get my moneys worth) as well as fish (fried fish and fish fillet).

Paradise Buffet may not be the most grand, aesthetically pleasing establishment but the quality of…read moresome of the items and the extraordinary and attentive service are unique and stand out here. Noteworthy: 1) The Hibachi grill- love the staff. They are alert and responsive to special requests eg well done noodles please. The sauces and oils are of good quality. The broccol, onions, mushrooms and cilantro have always been fresh and abundant.( photos). 2) Really delicious, well marinated and grilled chicken wings.( photo). 3) fresh salad bar with good quality a really nice balsamic dressing.. Lots of cut lemons next to a delicious cucumber and tomato salad. 4) from mac & cheese and wings to pizza for the kids to some good fish, steamed fish dishes with very attentive staff looking over and replenishing right away. 5) really good carrot cake and brownies. The team here that picks up the dishes deserves all the credit for their warmth, hard work and patience. Seniors over 60 get a 10% discount and it basically comes to 17 bucks plus drink and tip or so for an awesome lunch. Can't beat that.

I went in and wasn't too familiar with the menu but the staff made it an easy experience for me!…read moreNicole was very nice and attentive and made sure I was enjoying my visit. Will definitely return soon!

Decided to come in for dinner after a hectic day and we weren't sure what to get…read more We were warmly greeted by Romeo upon entry. He took his time to help us decide what to get for our large family size, and also went thru all the specials. Romeo made my experience so easy and ordering was a breeze. Thank you Romeo and Shakeys team for keeping a clean, family friendly place!!!!!

Staff is friendly, food is top quality and perfect. Can't…read morewait to go Back and try it again and again

Overall, everything was fine, but I wasn't informed beforehand that the lunch buffet didn't include…read morelamb or shrimp. The weekday lunch price of $18.99 feels reasonable, but at $23.99, you have plenty of other buffet options with a much wider selection -- places like Paradise, Empire, or Hibachi, which also include a Mongolian grill station. And honestly, if I'm only craving Mongolian grill, I'd rather drive to Pasadena and eat at Golden Palace for just $15.99. A quick tip to really make your money worth it: grab two bowls -- one for meat and one for noodles and veggies. Load up on as much meat as you can because it shrinks significantly after cooking. Take as little noodles as possible since they'll fill you up fast. Most people can only finish one or two bows, so don't waste your money by piling on too many noodles. Many previous reviews mentioned that this place used to automatically add a 6% gratuity fee even for solo diners. It seems they've stopped doing that, but they still add gratuity for larger groups.