The food was good nothing fancy. We really liked the dessert, sushi, and Asian meats. It was clean…read moreand no bugs. The food was good some hits and some misses like you would expect from a typical buffet. We went Memorial Day, holiday prices are high would go again if it was normal prices or we had a gift card.

When we went in to pay first cuz it s a buffet, the service didn't told us it was their last time…read moreor anything cuz they close at 930, we went there at 8, so we went grab food, but there will no food at all, and I asked if they gonna refill, they say no. I pay like $42 for 2 and only eat left over, so I talked to our service, she was nice and recommend us to talk to the manager and get our refund back. But the manager was the biggest issue. When I brought up a concern about no food, only left over, the manager was incredibly rude and dismissive. Instead of fixing the problem, they made me feel like an inconvenience. I will not be returning to a place that treats its customers with such zero respect. 1/5 Stars.

The food wasn't delicious that as I thought We waiting for…read moreour ranch beans because I was included and charged in our plate but never came out.

We were recommended this restaurant by a family member and we decided to try it out. The inside is…read morespacious and very eye catching with the decor. The staff was nice but the downfall was the wait time for everything. We were sat down and waited 10-15 mins for anyone to take out drink order. After that we waited another 10-15 for our order to be taken after our drinks were brought out. The place was not super busy to where this could of caused delays. There just 2 more tables next to us and that was it. The food came out and some menu items were replaced (some things they were out of) but we weren't aware. Half the food came out cold and the guac was already turning brown when it came out. It was an okay experience. Will probably come back as a last resort for the future. They also have a zoo on the back of the restaurant with a zebra, llama, monkeys, bobcat and a donkey.

Place had the worst service ever food was cold. They charge 9.99 buffet saying that drink is…read moreincluded, but charge the drink. There was no food on the buffet line took forever to bring it out charge 3.99 for a tortilla had undocumented workers there food was disgusting and oily the owner didn't seem to care all he cared was taking peoples money never again will I eat there again

Good food! The waitress was very nice and helpful. Nice Mexican music playing and cozy environment.read more

If i could send a negative star review i would everything was undercooked and quality of food was…read morebeyond awful the sushi tasted like a swamp fish and the pork tasted like chemicals do not go here unless laxative don't work for you because i promise you, your going to be bleeding from your asshole and wishing this place wouldn't have existed.

My daughter & I were craving sushi. Seen this. We went there. Huge mistake... The sushi was bad…read more There was less amount & the avocado were old. We didn't get to eat some. Then, went in line for food. Everything was less amount of food again, the desserts empty and some fruits were molded. Even my drink, hot tea didn't taste right. I asked to change my drink, which they did. Only thing I liked was the chop stick I got for my daughter.

For being in the Socorro area and no other Chinese restaurant close...it will do. The buffet to go…read morewith the price is worth it.

This place is a real hidden gem!…read more Inconspicuous, in a little Mexican shopping center, it's always been a go to of mine for take out. On a whim I sat down for the buffet, and I was super impressed for such a little place at a late hour in a little burb of El Paso. It's 150% better than Linns (which is so overpriced and lackluster now), and as good as Teppanyaki (obviously that place is huge so don't get crazy expecting all that variety). Also, something I didn't know I needed was the perfect cherry jello that's firm but not gross, and sweet but not cloying. Their little "donuts", macaroons, and crème choux buns thingys are pretty tasty too, and I hate coconut usually $14 with a drink and free refills there's no beating the value. The staff is great, attentive but not in your face, and whatever the chef(s) is/are doing back there is Definitely a spot I'm dragging people to

Every so often you just have to hit up a large buffet and that's what I did today for lunch. It had…read morebeen eight years since I had been to the Golden Corral. This buffet is much larger and busier than the Asian Buffet in town. It is well managed, clean, and orderly. The prices are very reasonable. But, at the end of the day it is a buffet and you are not going to come away thinking you just had a fine dining experience. As before, most of the food I sampled would be in the "C" to "B-" range regarding flavor and quality with some items in the poor range. Nothing was real good or outstanding as you would expect. I found the meatloaf, the popcorn shrimp and sauce, the roasted potatoes, the hash browns, the fried chicken and the teriyaki chicken to be fairly good. The dinner rolls were mediocre as were the breakfast sausages and the onion rings. The pizza had a decent enough sauce but the crust resembled cardboard. The spaghetti was mediocre and the marinara sauce not so good. The fries and hush puppies were outright poor. The service was pleasant and efficient, The young women were doing a nice job of timely clearing tables and assisting people. I left feeling full, but not really satisfied with the overall dining experience. I left the restaurant not being sure I wanted to repeat the adventure! Rate the dining experience about THREE AND A QUARTER STARS. Ok for a large buffet but not the experience we look for when dining out. It of course all depends upon what you're after. If you just want to "pork out" for a reasonable price the Golden Corral is an option.

Always look for Big Trucks parked near by! Not a place for a young couple wanting a memorable meal…read morebut sadly not much competition in the buffet world nowadays leads to the cheapest food often reserved and proper food temps are something consumers need to be aware of. Sorry but when they advertise a specific item I've found that others before have scooped up and generally disappointed! Mostly canned goods, what you should always ask to look at buffet before you pay .

From the owner: Restaurante de talla internacional con un delicioso buffet o a la cartaread more

Do not order to go, ordered on Uber Eats and receive old cold tasted liked what ever was next to it…read morein a bad episode of nightmare kitchen , definitely not jalapeño chicken ordered. Offloading old outdated food mixed with small amount of actual fresh pieces with to go orders, this is the second time this happened, but last. Filed report with health department

-- 6/10, but with vibes…read more First impression: this place looks way fancier than the buffet back in my hometown. Like, chandeliers-for-no-reason fancy. I half expected a maître d' to escort me to the crab rangoons. The food journey (aka chaos on a plate): * Chow mein - honestly delicious, the noodles were vibing. * Rice - colder than my ex's heart. * Orange chicken - one bite had me sweating. But I'm white, so that's probably just a personal problem. * California roll - one piece was ALL cream cheese, the next was NONE cream cheese. The balance of the sushi universe was disturbed. * Egg roll - also cold. Like...straight out of Elsa's freezer cold. Beverages & desserts (aka rollercoaster of emotions): * Dr Pepper - incredible. The right kind of spicy, borderline spiritual experience. Would honestly come back just for this soda machine. * Pudding - tasted like both mint and cough medicine at the same time. I'm still processing. * Jello - had recoil. Like, I poked it and it pushed back. * Strawberry bananas - apparently the star in other reviews, but they tasted like cucumbers pretending to be fruit. Special mentions: * The "chicken on a stick" looked like a squirrel leg cosplaying as a frog leg. Did not taste like chicken, or...anything really. * They don't do margaritas (tragic). Ordered a strawberry lemonade instead -- it was basically water with trust issues. * For reasons unknown, my Black friend was charged 3¢ more than me. Is this the inflation Joe Biden warned us about? * Our Mexican friend loved literally everything though, so maybe this buffet is just a choose-your-own-adventure situation. Final verdict: $20.23 for me, $20.25 if you're my colored friend. Absolute bargain if you like culinary confusion. Would I come back? Yeah...for the Dr Pepper and the vibes.

Tonight on a Friday evening I stopped in at the Asian Buffet. The restaurant was quiet and pleasant…read morefor dining, but I must add that I did notice some rips in the fabric of the booths. The service was very good and the cost most reasonable. I found the quality of the food, however, a bit below what I had previously experienced. Not that the food was bad, but a lot of the food was oily and some food (like the egg rolls) was tough and chewy. On my earlier visit I rated the dining experience at the Asian Buffet around three and thee quarters to four stars, but today I must drop the rating to about THREE AND A HALF STARS. Overall, I would say the food I experienced during this visit rated between a "C" and a "B-." Most of it was pretty mediocre, but...this is a large buffet afterall. When dining here you should not have great expectations. Not bad but not great either.

The food was cold. There were only chicken and pork dishes at lunchtime; no beef was to be found…read more The desserts were dry and stale. If I were grading this Chinese buffet I would give it a "D". Very disappointing.