Solid spot for a buffet if you come in knowing it's a Chinese buffet and the price reflects the…read morefood. There's a large parking lot but it's shared with Goodwill and all the other shops in the plaza so it can get pretty busy. When walking into Harvest, you pay for your party and wait until your number comes up. I came on a weekend during dinner time and although the waiting area was packed, it only took about 15 minutes. Inside, there's the main buffet area flanked by tons of seating. The food selection is pretty vast with an emphasis on Chinese food. You'll find something for everyone. There's a soda machine and tea selections for beverages. In terms of food, there's a lot. From what I remember, there was sushi, a Mongolian grill station (including steaks and eggs), noodle soup station, dim sum, pizza, typical Chinese food (fried rice, orange chicken, etc), roast beef, crab, fried foods, and desserts (cakes, creme brûlée, jello, ice cream, crepes, cotton candy, chocolate fountain). All in all, a really affordable buffet with vast seating.

The pictures seem up to date. Parking is limited, as it is next to a couple of large places…read more(Goodwill & restaurant). Came in, and staff quickly takes care of you, great customer service from register to staff clearing plates. Nice that they ask if military as you will get a discount. The food selection was large and they have a noodle grill with plenty of option. The sushi was excellent, worth the price if you grab just these two options. The rest of the food was a 1 or 2 star depending on what you get. I was shocked how poor the actual Chinese food was. It was mushy, dry or just bland. The other options like pizza, pot roast or chicken looked ok too. Plenty of seating, just need to be willing to walk around and look in all the side rooms. There was a TV and the rooms were small enough that it kept down the main section noice that you can have a conversation. The drink bar was interesting, there were 2 on one side but the other side of the restaurant had to share 1.

Amazing sushi! The salmon nigiri is the best I've had in Washington. I'm no sushi aficionado, but I…read moreappreciate good fish as a fisherman. The eel was also amazing. The tuna tataki is so good as well...I ordered two. The buffet bar is a way for you to get full, be warned! Enjoy the sushi and its little robot waiters! Surprisingly, this buffet bar's desserts were short and sweet. I didn't expect much, but the coconut pudding was amazingly rich and not bland at all. Reminded me of authentic Haupia from Hawaii, but more rich and softer. Would highly recommend!!

Located in a plaza with plenty of parking options. There are a few businesses around but doesn't…read moreaffect the ability to find a parking spot. Upon walking in, there's a drink station with Mango Juice and Thai Tea. They also have a buffet bar with sides and desserts. For the All You Can Eat option, there's silver and gold based on the options you want on the menu. You can order up to 15 items every 15 minutes with a 90 minute cap no matter how small or big your party is. Service comes with a mixture of a person bringing out the items alongside these robots that also deliver your order. With that being said, I've been here a few times ever since moving to the area the past year and the staff has always been very friendly and I appreciate the consistency of the items throughout each of the visits. Our go to are the Seared Salmon along with the Unagi Bowl. The way the sear the fish and add just the right amount of sauce makes those our go to. With more and more visits, we've come to know which items we want to select for our rounds. The decor is cool with the floating umbrellas and the lively music playing. At the end, you can help yourself to an ice cream bar or sandwich near the check in desk.

Feast Buffet is exactly what it promises: loads and loads and loads and loads of options, to the…read morepoint where you start wondering how they fit all of it under one roof. Sushi, hibachi, seafood, dim sum, noodles, salads, American comfort food for the unadventurous -- it's all here. And then there's the monstrous dessert island in the center, stacked with cakes, ice cream, bubble waffles, fruit, a chocolate fountain, and more things than you can reasonably justify eating in one visit. The seating area looks like it could handle a small stadium crowd, yet the flow is shockingly smooth. Even with hundreds of people inside, the buffet lines never feel chaotic -- unless lobster or crab legs appear, at which point all laws of physics and courtesy temporarily stop applying. The one real weak spot is the bathrooms. It's obvious the staff focuses their energy on flipping tables and keeping the buffet spotless, because the restrooms don't get the same attention. They're not disastrous, but they're definitely the least polished part of the experience. Large parties and celebrations are almost always happening -- sometimes several at once -- but they're impressively non‑disruptive. The place is loud, lively, and busy, but never in a way that ruins your meal.

I've been to a lot of buffets and this place is my favorite. I never had any problems here and the…read morefood was good. The service is great and I choose my own place of sitting and no one complains. The feast has more options of food than any other buffet I've been to. A+ -hope the workers love the art piece we left them!

Perfect food!! I would give it 6 stars if I could. Wonderful pork bun!! 20/10 !!! Would…read morerecommend!!!!!

Regarding the origin of the buffet, the most widely circulated theory is linked to the Viking…read morepirates of Northern Europe during the 8th to 11th centuries. · Nordic Viking Era (8th-11th century): To save trouble, the Vikings simply laid out food for everyone to take on their own. This custom was preserved in Sweden and gradually evolved into the Smörgåsbord (Scandinavian cold buffet), which is the direct and continuous ancestor of the modern buffet. · France (18th-19th century): The French adopted the word "Buffet" (originally meaning a sideboard or serving table) to describe this self‑service style of dining and promoted it among high society. · Perfection in Japan: The modern buffet model we know today--featuring cold dishes, hot dishes, desserts, and a wide variety of options--was established by the Imperial Hotel Tokyo in 1958. · Las Vegas: The now‑popular "all‑you‑can‑eat" model originated in Las Vegas, USA, in the 1940s. Casinos offered cheap or even free buffets to keep gamblers on the premises, a strategy that quickly became widespread. · Introduction to China: The buffet was introduced to China in the 1930s, initially appearing only in foreign‑funded hotels. It was not until the late 1980s that it reached the general public through tourist joint‑venture hotels. Here's the English translation of your review: Ambience: This buffet restaurant seems to have been around for a long time. You can tell it was quite luxurious about 10 years ago. Relatively speaking, it's still fairly clean. Taste: There is a huge variety of options, covering dozens of items including Chinese stir-fried dishes, Western food, Japanese cuisine, teppanyaki, fruit, seafood, salad, as well as drinks and ice cream. I mainly tried the Chinese stir-fried dishes, boiled shrimp, and teppanyaki. Considering the price per person, I think every item met my expectations. Service - unexpectedly good: From asking how many people in our party at the entrance, to guiding us to a table and asking if the seat was comfortable, to explaining the dining process, and clearing plates during the meal - all of it was very good. Room for improvement: Some of the items are pre-made dishes that only need simple deep-frying or grilling. Pre-made dishes can be categorized into a few types: easy to cook, easy to eat, easy to heat. Based on my experience in the industry, the essence of pre-made dishes is really an issue of trust. If the selection is done properly and customers don't experience any adverse reactions after eating, then it's a good business.

Before watching The Pop 2000 concert on a Saturday, I went here in a group of 4 to have some food…read morein this Snoqualme Casino based buffet. Lines were relatively long when we got here around 6:20pm but went by very quickly as more people left. We got seated in one of many four-tops closest to the counter where the prime ribs were being made. Speaking of that, it was prime ribs day for $36.99 per person before tax for this visit. Regardless of that, the whole buffet is up for grabs once you pay. The general setup I saw from left to right - starting with your back to the front entrance - was the prime rib counter, Italian food, Asian food and a noodle bar. There's also a huge dessert bar just before all that food with a server who grabs any pastries you want from there. An ice cream dispenser can also be found around that bar. I ended up getting too much of some foods that I only went for two rounds of dishes; the proteins and desserts! Here's what I can remember from the food I got and didn't get: - The biggest portion of my dish was the prime ribs that were being served that day. The line for the ribs was really long, and servers and chefs took their time making sure the meat was at everyone's preferred meat level. Several large ribs cooked medium were already thrown onto the front so I grabbed one of those instead of waiting. So juicy, tender, and a ton of rich flavor that doesn't need any extra seasoning or even the mashed potatoes and other condiments at the prime rib counter! - The Peking duck was a highlight despite there not being many pieces with a ton of meat. The meat still had the skin left on it. - I grabbed myself a vanilla-chocolate swirl ice cream in a waffle cone. Both are very standard though I did enjoy how silky the consistency of the ice cream was. - The ube lime white chocolate brownie didn't have much of an ube taste and donned more of a cinnamon flavor... or maybe the cinnamon flavor covered the ube taste a little. This was still a really nice sweet though, and the lone server at the counter gave me more than enough pieces to share with my group. - The Shirley Temple whip cup tastes exactly like the drink but in whip cream form. Not my preferred sweet since it was too sweet. - The tiramisu was another favorite of mine. Creamy consistency mixed with the regular coffee-chocolate taste of tiramisu while not being as heavy as the rest of the desserts. Staff in general were very proactive in making sure we had a great time here. Our servers made sure we had enough water, and even gave us some options like soda or even a POG (passion fruit, orange and guava) drink that I should have gotten there given many other patrons got that drink as well! Those at the food counters kept lines going smoothly and I was satisfied after every one. I also left here feeling more than full. Food quality is at most above average, though I say my appetite was slightly heightened because of the overall bright and pseudo-fancy decor of being in a Las Vegas-like area - in this case, a casino with many bright lights that match the interior of this buffet.

We visited for a birthday dinner with a group of 9 and left pretty disappointed…read more The buffet was $36.99 per person, plus an automatic 15% service charge for large groups. For the price, the food was average. Nothing was particularly bad, but nothing stood out either. What really impacted our experience was the service toward the end of our visit. Our reservation started at 5:45 PM, and we had until 7:45 PM. However, around 7:15 PM, a waitress began repeatedly staring at our table, making it feel like we were being rushed out before our allotted time was up. We were celebrating a birthday and hadn't even finished dessert, but the atmosphere became uncomfortable enough that we decided to leave early. Guests should be able to enjoy their full dining time without feeling pressured to leave. Overall, the experience didn't justify the cost, and unfortunately we wouldn't return.

As Family Style Buffet is getting a big hit in the States, its still my wish to visit an all…read moreAmerican style family buffet restaurant whenever I cross the border from Canada! To be honest, the couple of times when we came the food was not as good as the last time, so this most recent visit I did not come with high hopes, its more for old time sake! But to my surprise, the food this time was decent, and was refilled a few times while we were there. Everyone was friendly and welcoming, tho its not as busy as before, we hope that Golden Corral Buffet can survive the harsh economic times!!

It's HORRIBLE In comparison to when it first opened. The food even LOOKS, Old and Dusty (like the…read moreworkers). I miss what it used to be (pre-COVID). Now: It Sucks.

This is a low budget Texas DeBrazil and not in a good way…read more Despite people saying this is a buffet, this place is not an all you can eat. It is like a food court where you grab a plate and serve yourself and then pay by the amount of food you grab. The pricing is very confusing. They have two prices, one for meats and the buffet station and one for just the buffet station. The buffet station was very limited and look very sad. The meats were okay but overall overdone and chewy. They didn't have any traditional sauces you would usually find at a Brazilian restaurant; they only had some salad dressing bottles. There is virtually no service. They don't really speak English. They don't have a menu and everything is self serve. It is pretty cheap if you just go for meats and don't get a drink.

didn't know about this restaurant until my Brazilian friend told me about it. It offers authentic…read moreBrazilian food and is honestly the best. The food tastes just like good homemade cooking, and I love the fact that they offer both à la carte and buffet options. They also have great Brazilian drinks, snacks, and desserts. I come here at least once a week to enjoy the wonderful food. One of my favorites is the churrasco and the lasagna! Unfortunately, the lasagna is usually available only on weekends. During the week, you have the option to pay for food by weight or enjoy an all-you-can-eat option for a set price. Plus, they always serve free Brazilian coffee. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who wants to experience authentic homemade-style Brazilian food.

I've changed my ....go to…read more... place for a Chinese buffet place to super buffet. They have a wide variety of food. I don't understand why so many people can give a bad ratings, last year I was looking for a place, I read the reviews for super buffet and almost didn't try it. But I figured what the heck... I was sure glad I did. It was great. I've been coming back ever since and they are better priced than mains buffet and they have changed their food.

I will never go again. I am not someone who usually writes reviews, and I am the kind of person who…read moregives mostly positive reviews whenever possible. But the food was damn awful, the clams and shrimp had absolutely no flavor, and although all the ingredients for the teppanyaki were there, there was no one to cook them, and even the ceiling lights were turned off, so they were not serving. It was the first time I had ever seen a 3% surcharge added for paying by card. Even when I was paying, they just stared at me with a blank expression, as if they were checking how much of a tip I was going to give, which made me feel very uncomfortable, and I will never go again. I wondered why the parking lot was completely empty even though it was lunchtime..It looks like they will go out of business soon.

Omgggg best Chinese food in town!! I mean it too. Huge portions at a reasonable price. The service…read moreis always wonderful. I love how down to earth everyone is here. Great cocktails and you can play pull tabs, play pool etc. I mean who doesn't love to have a cocktail or a soda play some pull tabs while they wait for food to take home to their families or friends at a fair price??? Thanks guys! See y'all soon

the chinese food here is terrible, the sweet and sour pork is tough dry and the breading falls off…read morelike it was cooked yesterday. not even the right kind of noodles come with the kung pow chicken, it tastes very strange and overcooked, the egg flower soup tastes like boxed Powderd soup mix . I ordered a draft beer (Mack & jack) that always is on the sweet side but, it was very sour because the taps are so dirty . the waitress was very nice too bad she works at such a awful place . ambiance was fine .

Came here with a group for my birthday. The place is quite small and there was a wait but it was…read morewell worth it! The food was amazing and the service was great. I loved the all you can eat buffet style where you go and get whatever food you want to throw on the grill. Will be back for sure! (Forgot to take pictures lol)

My first experience with Korean BBQ. Luckily my companion had been before and explained how it…read moreworked. Service was lacking as we had to ask for some things multiple times and drinks took so long we ended up helping ourselves to the water that the waiter said he would get. I stuck to basics as this was my first time so can't speak to the salads. They had about 10 booths and were pretty busy but it was a Friday night. Look forward to trying another spot to see how it is.