I came here because I had a strong craving for chinese food for about a month now, but I didnt just want take out Chinese food, I wanted all you can eat buffet style. Now this buffet was truly all you can eat. However, the food was of extremely poor quality. I mean the boy who took me out lost his appetite immediately after eating that poor excuse for rice. The spring roll I took tasted like pure dirt, I believe that was the dough they used in combination with old oil. Even the dessert tasted bad (and I love sweets). When I got close to the fruits they smelled rotten. The silverware was filthy, they serve you with forks at the table but my fork had a crusty piece of food on it like their dishwasher didn't clean it effectively or like the dishwasher could use a tuneup. Either way somehow I stayed and stuck to the fried chicken and french fries with sweet red sauce. There were Asians smoking outside blocking customers from coming in which I felt was unprofessional, they should monitor that stuff. The waitress didn't even wait on us, she just gave us our drinks in the beginning and left us until I had to ask her for the check, she then took our mountain of plates. I ran out of sprite and had to drink my friend's coke (which tasted flat), she never thought to check to see if I needed another drink, or offer to remove plates after watching me go for seconds and thirds. The bathroom wasn't the worst I've seen but definitely not the best. One of the stalls had a door missing and I walked in on an Asian lady who I apologized to but I don't think she understood me. I just wanted some toilet paper to blow my nose because they were skimpy on napkins. The place was so old and run down the seats in the booths were ripping and the stuffing was coming out. The seats at the tables were mix-matched like they just took random seats from anywhere and brought them in. I'm not trying to be petty but at least look professional and have consistency. The pictures were faded and the place was so dark I was just turned off. Maybe it was dark so they could hide their filth. This place is only good if you're a desperate college kid like me, or just wanna grab a random bite with your homies, but I will never be back because I don't do poor quality and filth. Bottom line: I give two stars because I found some things I could eat, and hopefully I haven't gotten sick from eating here considering this all happened today. read more

This place is nothing nice. I read all the reviews online but still my friend who would been coming to this place for years convince me to go. It was nothing nice. When I came to the food, the staff, bathrooms, the ambience...it was one big mess. The bathrooms remind me of those that are at a T station. If anyone has ever been to a T station bathroom you'll know what I'm talking about. You avoid those bathrooms like the plague. The staff are pretty forgettable because that's exactly how they treat you. We had a waitress literally come up to our table take our soy sauce and condiments and put it on someone else's table, as we are using them! And forget about refills on the water. We were there for over an hour and not once got refills on water which we asked for numerous of times. When it comes to the food, that's one thing that's not forgettable. But not in a good way, because it stays in your stomach for the rest of the night. Either it was too much breading, way under cooked, soggy, or incredibly greasy the food here. I tried almost everything because I was super hungry, except the fish. Not one thing stood out as good. This place is so cheap but nothing nice. read more

Great food,all you can eat,nice people,$11 come on,try it. Ive been there 6 times, take all my smart friends.

My last time here a month ago. Times do change, here not for the better. I used to eat here a lot 5-6 years ago with friends twice to three times a month, good solid tasty food. Tried to avoid Sundays for unsupervised kids playing in the food. Later I worked very close by, food still ok. NOW just so bad, tons of sodium lack of flavor. So bad I tried a second sample plate and really felt like there was no point continuing my attempt to prove to my friend I took that this place was EVER good. The staff now detached,on their phones, not happy, maybe they are forced to eat the food. Now it's a fond memory and a sad reality. PASS on this place, you'll be glad you did. read more

Based on the reviews that i've read thus far im guessing that most of you guys haven't been to any REAL good buffet style restuarants your entire llife because the nonsense that some of yall have written is making me question some of your taste. I will start with the few good things about this place.......the location is very easy to get to and thats about it!!! lol oh sorry if you thought that there were going to be more good things to say i lied!! lol Now the minute i walked in i was far from impressed but i decided to reserve all judgements until i actually tried the food. The place was kind of dingy to say the least. Tables were dirty, The employees were rude, and obviously didn't want to be bothered. And to tell you the truth i don't blame em because I wouldn't want to be bothered either if i worked there. The food wasn't the best chinese i ever tried either. But to top it off after arriving back to my residence I was overcome with "bubble guts" and was on the toilet for the rest of the night. Only to find out that my friends that I went there with as well were also confined to their bathrooms all night as well. Needless to say I have NEVER EVER EVER gone back there and honestly i wouldn't reccommend this place to anyone either. Well actually i take that back I would reccommend this place to someone looking to have a quick body cleanse and doesn't wanna pay for a pill. read more

They have good food but they don't have that much variety of foods, theirs more pork then greens/veggies or other meat and no sushi. Food choice wise they lack in variety and have limited choices of food read more

Before covid my husband and I would run many errands in Brighton/Boston, any time we wanted good Chinese food we came to TinTin. When they had to close last year because of the pandemic I was craving their food! Ever since they reopened it has been better than ever! The crab rangoon and chicken teriyaki are my favorite. My husband loves their fried rice and spring rolls! So happy they are back open and very covid safe! read more

This place is my all time favorite! I love the all you can eat crab rangoons. I think they're to die for! I dream about the night and day and sometimes i catch myself drooling in my sleep. When I'm at work, I wait all day until I can get out and go to Tin Tin. The crowd there is amazing. I've never seen so many hot asian girls, especially the Toisanese waitresses. I highly recommend this place to all crab rangoon and peking ravioli lovers! read more

Excuse me! This place is B A D, its dirty, what can I say? The food is the worst I've seen. read more

Not bad for a buffet. $6.95 for lunch and $9.95 for dinner. Quality of food is ok when it is busy. Need to hit a buffet when there's a big crowd as the food is replenished frequently. read more

Newsflash: Tin Tin is a dumpy Chinese Buffet. If you blind yourself to this fact, even with the obvious signs - the 1970's hotel function hall appearance, the $7 lunch buffet, the fact that there is frozen pizza in a steam tray next to the Lo Mein - you have not only missed the point entirely, but you will be let down. Tin Tin isn't fine dining, nor does it give a hang about your poor, belabored intestines after it's finished with you. Tin Tin exists purely because it is cheap and you can stuff yourself until you resemble a bean bag chair more than a human being. Food? It's not good. But is there enough of it to put you into some form of coma. Given the fact that Tin Tin has takeout by the pound, and for as realistically low as it's pricing can go, should be a major point as of to what they're trying to do here. Tin Tin is quantity, not quality - and this is clear as day. Go here expecting exactly the type of Chinese buffet the price will get you. Go here while under the influence of mind-altering substances. Go here when you're so daggone hungry, you'll eat whatever is in front of you. If you don't adhere to one of these three standpoints, Tin Tin will undoubtedly leave you with a bad taste in your mouth - and if you're unlucky it just may come back up again. read more

I was initially scared to try this place because of all the negative reviews, but the deal was too good to pass up ($10.45/per person for buffet). I have to say, I'm glad I took the chance! As long as you know what you're getting into here (Chinese buffet food, nothing fancy), you should be very happy. They have all the usuals like beef/broccoli, egg rolls, fried rice, General Tso's chicken, and much, much more. Everything tasted great, and there's a fruit/salad bar and plenty of American food like pizza/fries for people who don't like Chinese food. The staff was good, the restaurant was clean (didn't use the restroom so can't attest for that though), and I would be happy to go there again. If they just had an ice-cream machine or fried dough for dessert, it might just be one of my favorite restaurants in the area. read more

Tin Tin, is not a place I'd take a date if I was trying to impress them. After a walk through the blistering heat, I admit I was not in the best mood but none the less, upon arrival, my appetite was not tempted by the atmosphere in the least. The space is large and able to cater to large parties with little trouble (we were a party of 11) but that, in my mind is it's only redeeming quality. The building was filthy. Stained carpets and ceiling. The bathrooms were appalling, the urine fumes in the Ladies room were particularly pungent. The food was mediocre, it was basic Chinese food, hard to really mess up. Though it looked quite unappetizing. I resigned to eat some of the over cooked and dry veg fried rice, and the spring rolls. It wasn't bad. All in all, I don't plan to return simply because of it's atmosphere. If they'd clean up a bit it'd be tolerable for me but honestly I don't recommend it. No matter how cheap it is. read more

I used to live around the corner and ate here very often. Got to know everyone by name, and they treated me like a special friend there, occasionally making little treats just for me. The people are very nice! This is one of the larger selection buffet style restaurants around, and predates the Golden Corral/OCB joints by years. Lunch here is under $10 + tip, and Dinner is under $15 + tip. Please tip!!! Honestly, let's get some negatives out of the way, and staff know what they are, so this is not hurtful. The place is threadbare. From the wearing out casino style carpeting to the wobbly tables, things could use a shot of money thrown at them. The booth seats are cut up and have duct tape on them, probably because a lot of kids go in there because of the price. The men's room is sorta yucky, but they do try to keep it clean and at closing use a copious amount of industrial cleaner in it. It is usually well stocked. They try to keep the buffet islands and floor clean, but when it's very busy, at say 7:30 in the evening, they are trying to just keep up. Because of the fixed price, it's popular for event dinners, so graduations, birthdays and the like go there, and the place can be suddenly overwhelmed with a party of 30 or 40 people which can be noisy, too. Staff are actually very nice. Pretty much all in their 20s, they are recent immigrants and eagerly are studying english while working 6 days a week here. Cut them some slack for that. They are actually Chinese people working there. A little patience while talking with them can go a long way to having a nicer dining experience. They are mostly students, so every dollar is precious. To them, even if you have 5 or 6 plates of food, a $3 per person tip is decent. The rule of thumb in Buffet restaurants is $1 per plate cleared. Really. The tips IS their income. Waitstaff make pisspoor hourly wages and rely on tips. They are tired of being burned, and so they do remember those who tip decently, which does not need to be lavish. Leaving $2 for a table of four people over an hour and a half is just cruel. They are pretty efficient, they bring your soda/water, replacement flatware or chopsticks as needed, etc. I wish that they would absolutely stop people from returning to the buffet with a used plate. It's illegal, if nothing else, and unhygienic, and it really kinda grosses people out. The food. Gosh this place is very consistent. The food is greasy and very high calorie. I put on weight eating there a lot, so bear that in mind: it's very dense calories. There are a few dishes that people seem to like, and they use some expensive ingredients. There is a seafood noodle dish similar to and called pad-thai that has shrimps and scallops in it. it's greasy but tasty. The lo mein is popular, though it's incredibly typical Hong Kong style dark lo mein. You can drip the grease off of noodles though, and it then makes a decent bed for another dish on top of it. I don't care for the fried rice, and find it very greasy and salty. The food overall is salty, but again, if you aren't living off of it, as a treat, you'll live. The entrees always include some vegetarian options, and the usual selection of appetizer dishes like spare ribs and chicken wings. Their fried chicken wings are just great! Moist, tender and with a nice light coating, but greasy... just like fried chicken should be! There are usually seasonal dishes, sometimes even niceties that you don't see in Boston at all like Crawdads, which they call "little lobsters," it turns out. Those little guys go fast. They often have mussels, a shrimp dish or two, an egg dish, pizza for the kids, spring and egg rolls, both okay if freshly put out, and ditto the Peking Raviolis which are tasty, and the dipping sauce is very rich. There is a condiment area for sauces, including hot pepper paste after i and a few other customers insisted, the dipping sauce for Peking Ravs and sweetsauce, soysauce, sometimes other stuff. There is a very good salad/fruit bar, decent salads, fruits, pudding, jello and then there is the soft-serve ice cream and hot chocolate machines. It's all fresh. There are a couple soups, hot n sour, which is okay, eggdrop and sometimes another. All the hot stuff is salty, most is greasy. Take your time serving and go easy on the "gravy" sauces. There are 16-20 hot dishes plus soups and a dozen in the salad/fruit bar. There are also simple bakery sweets for dessert. For the money, and if you can get past the threadbare environment, it's a great deal and you can eat as good or bad a meal as you choose, and I suggest you do both. There really is not a much better deal anywhere, and with free parking, you just should enjoy it. Just watch out for the grease and you'll do fine and dandy. read more

It looks unsavory from the outside, yes, but it's pretty decent inside. And for $10 (dinner)... it's not bad at all! There's a ton of food, and as people have said before, there's enough of it to satisfy even the pickiest of eaters (which makes me wonder - if you're THAT picky, why are you going to a CHINESE FOOD BUFFET?). Food is perhaps above par, in terms of standard Chinese. It's great that they've got a good mix of vegetables and meats, and that all their food is correctly labeled. Our waiter was actually awesome at refilling our drinks, so props for that. Overall, it's a lot of food--and you can't beat the price! read more

One word - Nasty. This place shouldn't get more than 1 star. Restaurant is filthy, food either have no taste or too salty or drained in sauce. meats are filled with breading, starch, not sure if they are actually meat. Not again. read more

So it's alittle ghetto, but there are always people streaming outta this place with happy faces and big tummies. That's a sign! For two people, lunch during the week, $ 13.25 with tax. CHEAP. They have all the classic Chinese American fanfare - chicken wings, crab ragoon, lo mein, general gau's chicken, etc, and fortunately they have great seafood. On some days, you may find fried juicy shrimp or sauteed mussels or scallops or sauteed shrimp with plenty of veggies. All-you-can-eat. A hidden gem. By the way, don't be deterred by the brusque service or crying babies or whole roomfuls of chinese senior citizens. This place is family/senior citizen friendly; therefore hosting birthday parties with singing and all. Enjoy the cultures. read more

I wanted to try Tin Tin even though it's quite a distance away from downtown Boston. I really don't think there's Chinese Buffets in the city other than Arirang House (Korean is kinda close to Chinese). Anyway, there's not a lot I can say about the place that haven't been said ~~ The server that helped us tonight was nice and friendly and enjoyed referring everyone as "boss." The different entrees were kept filled consistently and all of it felt kinda fresh to me except for the American food (like the pizza). The crab rangoon like others have said is really good - there's actually substantial cream cheese in these lil things so I was surprised. The BBQ Roast Pork is some crazy HQ stuff similar to what you might find at Hong Kong Eatery - so I was surprised by that too. The salt and pepper shrimp, if done fresh, should be edible whole including the shell (shell is crunchy and adds to the taste/texture), but since it isn't so fresh, you have to peel it. Big fat wontons, fried chicken, mei fun, and a wide variety of dishes that will satiate anyone's desire for Chinese (except for people who aren't the hugest fan of Chinese Food). To be honest, you can't really get any better than Tin Tin, especially for the amazing price of $9.95 for dinner buffet! Even with the distance, we'd definitely be going back to Tin Tin. read more

I remember going here as a high schooler. Flash forward 10 years to the present. I expected at least some sort of renovation to have been made during that time. That makes way too much sense though: the place is the EXACT SAME, only five times dirtier. The lightbulbs flicker like you're in an old cellar, the carpet has stains on it going back to the Great Leap Forward, and the chicken and pork never makes it past two minutes in the oven. Bottom line: if you like old dirty nasty smelly eateries and enjoy chewing on rubber possibly chicken or possibly pork, then you will absolutely love the Tin Tin Buffet. Why the two stars then? Because the food eventually left my body at some point, and I was just absolutely grateful at that point. read more

I used to come here about once every 2 weeks. The food was always fresh and hot and tasty and..... then on my last visit I came (first time using the restroom) and it was extremely dirty and digusting. I equate a clean kitchen with a clean bathroom. Catch my drift?? Ignoring the gross bathroom, I visited Tin Tin again and was almost trampled by the mobs of hyper-overactive kids running around, touching all the food & making a mess out of the soft serve ice cream machine. PARENTS LISTEN UP- Some of us don't have kids yet and when you don't watch yours it makes us want to have our tubes tied. Now I only come on a weekday to avoid this circus. An extra bonus to the buffet is the endless crab ragoon. This place needs a major facelift/rennovation from Ty Pennington. Some of the seats are terribly ripped with the stuffing coming out.. It's a buffet folks...you don't have to eat the furniture. Hungry much? read more

This was everything my friends and I hoped for in a Chinese buffet - lots of choices, lots of tables, lots of interesting people. It has all the typical Chinese American foods that you would expect to find, as well as some other dishes to try out. There was even pizza available - we didn't try it, but it actually looked pretty good. Although it looks slightly sketchy on the outside, on the inside the restaurant is clean, has good quality food (for the price), and good service. It's not fancy by any means (like buffets should be), but it's a great place to go with your friends for a cheap meal. $6.95 for an all-you-can-eat lunch, how can you go wrong? Not sure how to get there by T, but driving is no problem - we easily found a spot in the parking lot. Definitely would recommend this to anyone who likes to stuff themselves with Chinese food every once in a while and do a little people watching at the same time. read more

Look...it's $11.00 for all-you-can-eat chinese food. You can't be super picky because the food is not going to taste like food you would find in Chinatown, but it tastes like decent chinese food you'd find at any chinese restaurant. The only problem I have with Tin Tin is that the selection isn't that wide. All in all, it's well worth the price. If you're debating about trying this place, then do it! read more

Okay, so it looks like a dump in a sketchy neighborhood. Once you get over that, and actually go in, well, it doesn't get much better- aesthetically speaking. It's just not a pretty place. Scratch all of that, I'm trying to say the place is ghetto, without saying that it's ghetto. However, you don't come here for ambience, you come for the FOOD! My, oh my, there is plenty of that. This is the BIGGEST buffet in town I think. There are enough selections that everyone can find something, it's cheap, and most of it is pretty decent tasting. My friends like the buffet because it has those little sugary fried biscuits/fried dough, and soft serve ice cream. I really like the pepper steak (although it can be a little rubbery at times), and the fried buffalo wings. I always say I'm not going to overeat, but inevitably, I do, and I leave feeling sick. Therefore, I don't come to this place often, but I really like it when I do venture on over. Lots of cab drivers, auto shop workers, senior citizens, screaming babies, and the like, to enjoy your meal with. read more

Went back here for dinner for the first time in about 7 years, and I was pleasantly surprised by the selection and very good overall taste of the food. At the $10 dinner buffet they have crab legs, a good selection of (mediocre) fruit and soft serve plus some desserts. This is in addition to all the usual suspects at a Chinese buffet. They have very good fried dumplings as well as a BBQ pork that tastes kind of like Korean Kalbi to me (I'm Korean, so my vote counts). Most of the dishes are kind of greasy, but that's to be expected at a place like this. Tin Tin has a pretty good sized parking lot, and lots of seating inside. They have two buffet bars of food (one of them is mainly fried stuff) plus one for salad + fruit + desserts. If you take out in a styrofoam container, they charge you by the pound. Gotta love that. All that being said, this place is not clean at all, and it was hard to enjoy my meal sitting at a sticky table. The bathroom reeks something awful. I'm usually not real sensitive about this, but even I had to take off a star for that. read more

Great Food! Hot! No wait! Friendly, attentive waitstaff. Loved the ribs! Seafood salad superb! Pizza was excellent! Fried chicken with peanut sauce was phenomenal! Will definitely be back! read more

Like many who have reviewed this, I'm torn between 2 and 4 stars, so I'll compromise with 3. I've experienced better. I'm sort of a fan. In summary: This place is a joke. This would be the most amazing restaurant if you're drunk. Sadly, I've never been drunk while there, but I imagine if I was they would get a solid 5-star rating. The food is what you might expect from a cheaply-priced buffet.. decent, greasy, and not very hot. They have every thing from General Tso's chicken to pizza to mashed potatoes and fried chicken. None of it is outstanding, but all the chicken is pretty good. The staff are friendly and pretty good at taking your plates away and refilling your water, but there's not much else to ask for at a buffet. The hours are a bit sketchy too for the middle of Allston... they close at 9:30 which to me seems a bit early, but who am I to judge? Worth going in to if you're on a tight budget, but not somewhere you'd take your significant other on a date. read more

the price, the quality of the food is better most places in Chinatown. I go there at least once a week, hidden Jewel! read more

I was really worrying about the food quality after reading tons of hates about this place at first. So far I've been there three times and I should say it is overall a good place for fake Chinese food buffet. I like the coconut shrimp, seafood delight and teriyaki chicken. Tried the pizza and fried chicken once ...they were actually surprisingly good! My favorite thing was the soup(don't really know it's name) with tomato and egg in it. Would love it more if they have ice cream read more

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Love this place. Tons of variety. Fresh turnover of product when it's busy. Pretty good lo-mein. Some tasty tofu dishes. Soft serve ice cream and pineapple. You can stuff the bajesus out of yourself here for cheap. And it's definitely not the worst american-chinese you could have. read more

Bland. Tasteless. Cold. Yuck. I finally tried this place for lunch one day and after one look around the buffet options, I grabbed a to go box and tried to sample a few items so I didn't seem rude by just leaving. I think my order was less than $4. I'll never get that $4 back. Instead head to China Maxim 3 across the street or try the Chinese place next to the Ice rink on Soldiers Field. read more

Just your average chinese buffet. Great price for what it is. By the time you make it back to your table after piling the food on your plate, there's a good chance that it has cooled off a good bit. Makes it easier to eat, but doesn't make it taste better. I will be going again, but only because it's less than a 10-minute walk from where I love. read more

When you want dirt cheap food for a dirt cheap price, Tin Tin it is, Its not exactly the biggest place on earth but theres a constant flow of food in luke warm liquids to keep the food...hot? For the price you pay and the all you can eat factor, the food is decent. Dont complain about the food if youre paying that much. Theres an ice cream machine that spurts out half melted crap that youd much rather eat out of a cup. God that things probably been there since it opened. Its somewhat clean and the girl serving us was pretty nice and you could see that she was working hard for our tip with drinks and cleaning up and everything. She earned another star. Do come here, only if you are really hungry, really broke, and are ready to be really sick gorging yourself on warm aiiiiiiight food read more

If you are hungry and after a cheap meal, this is the place to go. For $9 you can choose from a whole selection of Americanize Chinese food and some American food. There is even a small selection of seafood. There are numerous better buffets around the Boston area, but we were starving... and this was the closest one. Don't expect anything to be clean. Also, The place is packed and very hectic on the weekends. I wouldn't come back here too often... because the atmosphere is really bad. Check it out... you'll leave full. I'm giving this place three stars only because it's so cheap. read more

Satisfy All Your Chinese Food Cravings! Personally, I feel like Boston suffers from an extreme shortage of GOOD Chinese restaurants. This creates a real problem for me because I'm not a 1 dish kind of guy, and I don't get Chinese food that often. If I order from any normal restaurant, there's simply no way I can get all the stuff I want. Enter Tin Tin Buffet! For about $10 I can stuff my face with unlimited quantities of EVERY one of my favorite dishes. Lo mein, fried rice, egg rolls, beef and broccoli, General's chicken, YOU NAME IT! At Tin Tin, quantity compensates for a slight dip in quality, but this doesn't mean that the food is not good. It's actually pretty decent, and normally I'd give it 3 stars. The fact that I can eat a little bit of everything I love and it still tastes great, all for $10, earns it an extra star. You can be in and out of there in 30 minutes with a belly full of wonderful Chinese delights! read more

This is your typical no-frills, cheap eats Chinese place. The staff is as courteous as you'd expect for a place like this and you should come in without the typical expectations of a western joint. At just 20 dollars for two on a weekday lunch, Tin Tin is about the best value you can get in one of the most expensive neighbourhoods around. Castigate any preconceived notions you may have and give it a try. All the staples of American Chinese food are available, from General Tsos Chicken to Fried Dumplings. read more

Honestly love this place I always use to come here with my family when I was younger, still come here and the food is nice wish they had hot wings ! read more

Price is charged double than what they showed in the website. Food is not fresh, less selection.

Chinese option in MetroWest. Seems popular with local families and kids, with a decent selection of appetizers, Chinese and Japanese food (although it seems more Chinese IMO, so we stuck with that side of the menu.) Service was a little scattered but friendly enough. Full bar, live Sox/Celts on TVs for sports bar feel. Lucked out with the street parking! read more

For a buffet, it's good. For a Chinese restaurant, it caters to the American palette of Crispy Orange Chicken/General Gau's Chicken, eggrolls/spring rolls, fried rice and other similar dishes. But for an Asian(Chinese) Buffet, it is better than other buffets. I use to come here a lot when I was a kid with the fam. I really liked how they had soups and appetizers as well as a salad bar with DELICIOUS MANDARIN ORANGES! The soups aren't extraordinary, but it's soup that I like more than your average chicken noodle soup/split pea/minestome. As a kid I always loved getting their mashed potatoes and french fries! Do not be fooled: Just because it's an Asian buffet, does not mean they can't do "American" foods. The fried rice is good, but not great. On some occasions it's greasier than others, but not so terrible you just want to leave. On really good days, you can catch them serving crawfish!! Get your money's worth!! And to top it all off, soft-serve ice cream and their dessert section. OK, I must admit that their "pastries' (cookies, brownies, cakes, etc) aren't good. This is one of the things they slack in and that other buffets do better. Their desserts can seem to be low on sugar and possibly bland. Their fried dough needs powdered sugar though, not plain sugar, that's for sure!! But hey, who goes to a buffet just for dessert? read more

Maybe I just get overwhelmed here since there are so may options on the buffet. One would think this is a sign of a good buffet, but out of all the variety nothing really tastes very good. It's okay, but not a place that I would crave. One big dissapointmet is the hot and sour soup, really gross! However, this place has been suprisingly busy when I have been there. It's cheap and all you can eat, but it's one of those places that has dumplings, crab rangoon, etc. next to pizza and mac and cheese. And don't forget the desserts that taste like air topped with shaving cream. read more