Love tasty Canada snail ,salty shrimp ,stew beef and caramel fish! Highly recommend to everyone! read more

Viet Voyage Buffet - Tasty Canada snail! - Vietnamese Near Me - Grand Prairie, Texas

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Went here for lunch on a Monday with 2 kids to avoid a huge crowd. Very spacious location and friendly staff. The beef pho was really good, kid approved. The bowls are the size of a kids size bowl if you were to go to any other pho restaurant.. The hot bar had a lot of other options like spring rolls, crab rangoons, dumplings, calamari, noodles, fried rice, crab legs, and congee. I wasn't too fond of the hot bar just because everything was cold yet still super oily. Maybe get a hotter heating lamp? The dessert area had a lot of options as well. I really liked the raspberry cookies and fruit tarts. There is also a refrigerator that has Thai tea and a delicious pandan refresher. Overall, great concept but not somewhere I'd be craving to go. Nothing against the restaurant, just my personal preference since I only really liked the pho. It is $25 for adults and half the adult price for kids between ages 4-10 on weekdays during lunch. read more

Viet Voyage Buffet - Beef pho just broth, brisket, and noodles. Topping area next to where you order the pho. - Vietnamese Near Me - Grand Prairie, Texas

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I so wanted to love this place. I'm pretty sure as with anyone who has been to Kim Son in Houston I wanted this place to be as good or better to fill that void. Saw the hype and long lines when it first opened, and I wanted to let that all settle down. Reviews that that great b out still wanted to try. Came in lunch on a Monday recently and it was not busy. It's a pretty large place and the decor is very modern and clean. We were seated promptly and went off to explore the buffet offerings. Lots of traditional Viet dishes which was nice to see. There's also a made to order noodle soup station along with a toppings bar. A grill station was beside that and also a dessert station on the other end. To sum it up, the food was just ok. I found many dishes to be on the sweet side. Eggrolls..sweet, cha chung...sweet, goi/salad...cloyingly sweet. But hey, the desserts were not, so that was good. I love chao long but found theirs just ok. Bun rieu was bland. The chicken in the curry was overcooked and stringy. Service was great. There was always someone picking up dishes and dropping off napkins. But, they ran out of chopsticks shortly after we arrived. I ate my bun rieu with a fork lol. A lot of people mentioned paying up front. On the day I went, we paid at the end. And I think only certain drinks like tea and water are included but sodas are extra. Perhaps lunch is not as good as dinner. Based on my lunch experience I will more than likely not come back for dinner. read more

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I have been wanting to go since I've been seeing many good reviews on here and FB. Finally made out way there a few weekends ago. Went on a Saturday so I was super excited to get to experience the seafood that I've seen. Unfortunately I was disappointed. My husband and I were meeting a couple of friends there. We got there but my friends were finding parking. They wouldn't seat us even after I told them, they were parking but they were able to charge us for our meal. Unusual. Ok, I get it, rules are rules. Not mad about that. Sat down and was super excited. Went to go get our food. Well, Buffett I thought but nope, there were people there getting your food for you. Now that's not what you call a buffet. So I wanted crab legs but they put like 2/3 on my plate. Come home now, I'm paying $50 a person, I should be able to grab as many as I want. Okay, moving on. Didn't felt like there were many options that day. All the food was super cold and very very greasy. After getting home, the food just didn't sit right with me. I felt so bad from all the greasy food. The only good thing I had was the sugar cane drink. Overall, it seemed pretty overpriced for the food you're getting. Maybe I just went on an off day. read more

This was my first time tryin an all you can eat Vietnamese buffet and i did really enjoy it. I am of Mexican decent so i am not fa milI remember when it first open and the lines were so long that I decided to wait till the hype died down. This restaurant is inside Asia time square so its very popular regarless time or day but on the weekends its extra busy since they have all you can eat lobster and snow crab legs. I was in Hong Kong market one day and decided to stop by viet and they mentioned they were having a $22 special on tuesdays and thursdays only. I decided to come back on thursday to try it and i got there around 6pm on a thursday afternoon. The cashier did inform me that all payments must be paid before being seated. Parties of 6 or more get gratuity automatically added. The drinks (sodas and teas) come included in the price but they do sell additional drinks for an extra charge. I started with the soup section, they have a menu posted of the soups they are offering and I only knew like 3 of them but that did not stop me from trying them out. My favorite one was the spicy beef, the other one i tried was the #10 seafood and it was fine but it could have used more broth and less noodles. At the end of the soup line they had the sauce station and you can make your own. There were a few people that were cutting in line but the line move somewhat quick. I cant imagine how its like on the weekends when its packed. The grill station had squid, pork, corn and some kind of brisket or sliced meat. The meat was not that good honestly because when i got back to my table it was cold and it had a lot of fat on it. The next station over had potatoes and dumplings i believe. Then the next part i remember is where the sushi bake was and it was very good. I did get to try the salt and pepper crab and they were good since i got them hot off the stove. I tried a couple of other dishes and I was not familiar witi h them but they were not bad but i dont think i would try them again. I did not get a chance to try some of the soups as i was already full and wanted to try the pastries. I went over to see what they had and I saw they had sugar cane water! If i had know they had this earlier when i arrived i would be getting as much of that water as possible! If you never had it before it is delicious but also very expensive to get on its own. The pastries were as delicious as they look. They had some kind of squishy bread that look like matcha and taro but it could use some more sweetness to it. Later I found out you can put that condense milk on it and it makes it super delicious. They also had some bean custard in the cups and something that tasted like banana pudding and that was very yummy. I was there for about two hours and i did see a lot of people outside waiting to come in. The staff here was great, they were busy cleaning tables and refilling drinks. My waiter was constantly refilling my drink and he did not mind when i asked questions about what was the food I was eating. I would like to come back once on the weekend to try the seafood but I would not mind coming back during lunch one of these days. I did speak to this girl in line at the pastry station saying she drove all the way from Frisco just to try the restaurant! wow! dedication right there! I recommend you at least try it out once but make sure you get here early. read more

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Ambiance: This restaurant is larger than I expected. There are plenty of tables available for various group sizes. The restaurant is bright and very clean. I love that there are servers at every buffet station so people aren't unhygienically serving themselves. This is also the restaurant's way to control the portion people can scoop onto their plate, I'd imagine! Service: You pay the tips upfront when you pay for your meal, which is odd. I was a bit disappointed in our server because he did not come often to check if we needed any additional refreshments! Additionally, I realized that he did not inform us of additional beverages available to us instead of soft drinks. We eventually ordered hot tea. I was disappointed that the tea came in a tea bag instead of loose leaf like a quality Asian restaurant. Furthermore, I did not enjoy that they placed piping hot water inside plastic cups! Food: There were plenty of traditions Vietnamese dishes as well as Vietnamese street foods that you can hardly find in restaurants around the area. It was nice to have a large variety! I felt like they did not have a good variety of cooked greens and/or vegetables to complement the salty variety that was offered. A lot of the dishes were too salty for my taste personally! However, you can definitely taste that they used quality ingredients that were better than many other traditional buffets. read more

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Viet Voyage Buffet is a buffet that serves Vietnamese dishes to the masses. On my Sunday evening visit, the place was packed and full of Asian people (a sign of good food) wanting to eat legit Vietnamese cuisine. My Overall Rating - 4 Stars (3 Stars if you care about service and atmosphere) Atmosphere - Viet Voyage Buffet reminds me of a grand buffet you'd find in Las Vegas. It's well-lit with tons of "my people". It's super packed and the tables are close to each other, so it can be quite a trip going from one side to another. There are two main food areas, the middle section contains many native Vietnamese dishes, and the side section has a grill and a place for custom ordered street food. Tons of people so if you're claustrophobic or an introvert, you may be out of your comfort zone. 1/2 Star. Service - You pay first and tip (which is weird), and once seated you'll have a dedicated server to help with drink orders. But there is an army of staff members who will roam the dining room to clear plates. Each section (center with Vietnamese dishes, grill, dessert station) had very helpful staff members. It helps if you speak Vietnamese, but if you don't just point to what you want. 1 Star. Food - There are so many Vietnamese dishes (and I didn't take good photos), so I'll list the items that I really enjoyed. Cua Rang Muoi - Salt and Pepper Crab - this is a very high-end Vietnamese Dish. Bo La Lot - Marinated Beef Wrapped in Betel Leaf - the beef is salty, but the leaf is bitter giving it a great combination. Steak - This is not a Vietnamese dish, but steak was tender and perfectly grilled medium rare. Chè Ba Màu - Three Color Pudding - this is a traditional Vietnamese dessert. Bánh bò - Vietnamese Sponge Cake served with sweet coconut milk. It's not a cheap buffet, but the dishes that you can eat can cost $$$ if you order them individually at another restaurant. Side note - all the savory dishes are a bit on the saltier side. 1 1/2 Stars. Will I Return? - Yes. Let me warn you, Viet Voyage Buffet can be chaotic. Some customers can be rude or oblivious to their behavior. Good thing the staff is great, and some of the dishes could cost you lots of money if you order them separately, but here you can enjoy them at the buffet. Vietnamese food lovers (and economical moms) rejoice! 1 Star. read more

Viet Voyage Buffet - Vietnamese Near Me - Grand Prairie, Texas

I haven't been to any Vietnamese buffet in the DFW area. Arriving hungry on a Saturday around 3pm, we were seated right away. In fact, there were plenty of tables available. The server grabbed our drinks immediately, then pretty much left us alone the entire dining service. They were good at clearing out the empty plates. However, some of the older workers were not keen on serving food behind the buffet bar. My husband waited a good minute before someone grabbed him the soup he was waiting on. Since we went on a weekend, it's $42.95 per person. I surely didn't make use of that since I don't eat a lot of the premium items they included: lobster, crab, steak, etc. Let's just say the crab was a little lackluster; it was steamed with little nuance of flavoring. The seafood needs to be marinated a little more. There also wasn't enough grilled items. My usually favorites are the Vietnamese pancakes (banh khot and banh xeo) were super dry and a little disappointing. The dessert display could be presented a little better to make it more appealing/appetizing. I enjoyed the sweet and sour soup (canh chua) and beef stew (bo kho) the most - these items were actually packed with flavor. Hey, at least they have French fries for my son to eat. Overall, service was okay. I probably won't be back unless they improve the quality of the food to make the price worth it; or they lower the price for what you get. Hoping they improve in the future. read more

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Went on a week day and the place was not overly busy but still decent cried for a Thursday night. Buffet for adult was $24.99 and included beverages. The ambience was good with medium level of chatter and overhead music. For a buffet the food was pretty decent. My personal favorites were the different soups including beef pho and wonton soups. The grilled Korean style short ribs were good. Carving area had steak but the meat was fairly dry and overcooked. They do make their own sugar drinks. Good variety of food. Please note that some of the dishes may not appeal to everyone not familiar with Vietnamese cuisine. Service was good. read more

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Went here for soft opening and the staff was very friendly! They were probably not expecting the amount of crowds for their 2nd day of soft opening so bare with them as they work through their grand opening preparations. This is located inside Asia Times Square in the old Bistro B location. Parking is in the same shopping complex and you enter the restaurant from the inside of the shopping center. Our wait at check-in was about 30 minutes but note that they will not seat you without the entire party. Payment is required before being seated and they ask that you only dine for maximum of 2 hours since it does get crowded. Large groups with be automatically charged for gratuity. The decor is really modern and nice! There is seating inside and "outside" with a wait staff walking by to pick up empty plates, provide napkins, get drink orders, etc. One drawback is with the amount of space, there is very limited number of bathrooms (only 3 stalls which were unisex) and the light in the stalls weren't working. Luckily in the shopping complex there are nearby restrooms available. Food variety is pretty good for a buffet and pricing is somewhat on par with the other AYCE locations in the same shopping complex. They have several options of soups, entrees, skewers that were essentially cooked to order so a bit of a wait, and a few desserts. For the crowds, the quality of the food wasn't bad but hopefully when the hype dies down, they can hone in on the quality and maybe rotate options every so often. Overall, a pretty good experience while they're still working out their kinks but looking forward to seeing this location do well since this is the closest we have in DFW to Kim Sơn in Houston! read more

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Viet Voyage Buffet was... rough. These influencers are lying to you. Most of the food was cold, bland, or not authentic. The banh beo, chao long, curry ga, and nem nuong cuon were the only real winners. The bun bo needed mam tom, and all the seafood was way too fishy (not the fresh kind). Bad stuff: bo kho, bun mam, ca kho, chicken salad was just onions Service was fine, but the bill? $94 before tip for two on a weekend. For that price, I expected warm food at least. It should really be $30 per person and that's being generous. It's beautiful on the inside but overall, not worth the voyage. read more

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Pretty good and definitely worth the price. I went after they had some time to work out the initial kinks, and everything tasted well-seasoned without being overly salty. The lobster, prime rib, and snow crab legs were all highlights and really hit the spot. I'd definitely come back again. Pro tip: make a reservation! read more

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Stopped in with the family during soft opening, arriving at opening. Food overall ranges from average- above average. They offer a lot of home style meals which is a pleasant surprise along with special items you wouldn't usually eat. Prices range for weekday lunch/dinner and weekends but you do get prime rib, lobster, and crab during the weekends. Layout could use some work, the chairs make it a little cramped and hard to maneuver with everyone trying to get to the actual food lines but the atmosphere is very nice. Service is pretty good, staff is very helpful and attentive. For the only vietnamese buffet in DFW I think viet voyage is an excellent choice. They're constantly trying to improve and welcome feedback, which is a plus in my book. read more

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My wife found this place and really wanted to try this. I had to convince her to go as this place is 50 minutes away from the house. We went for the weekend buffet which includes the premium meats. Believe it or not, I thought this buffet was going to be crowded and a long wait, but it was not as we waited for 10 minutes to pay for our meal. It is $43 dollars for the weekend and I believe $35 dollars other days. You get a soda and they give you a big cup. It is not self-serve and people give you the food. It makes sense as it make sure people do not hog the food especially the lobster coming out or the meat. They have separate stations. 1. Appetizers/Dessert 2. Meat and Seafood 3. Pho 4. Regular food The service is great as the people pick up your plates ASAP and they are staffed appropriately. I know they ask for tip before you eat, but they do a great job for 18% minimum. The people that serve you the food are friendly and polite. My wife and I ended up being here for an hour and a half and I was just stuffing myself silly. What I like here? 1. Lobster 2. Ribeye 3. Beef Short Rib 4. Fried chicken wings - I ended up having 5 pieces 5. Dessert - I tried all of them and enjoyed them all, but I like pandan refresher 6. Calamari What I did not care for? 1. Catfish - very cold 2. Seafood pizza - rice was hard and the salmon was cold 3. The beans that you put the chips on, had a weird minty taste I did not try the salad or the pho, but maybe next time as there is so much selection We did have an issue, unfortunately when I got the yogurt for dessert, there ended being a big piece of glass as big as a quarter on my yogurt and when I chewed I thought it was sugar rock, but I spit the glass shard out. We mentioned this to the staff as we want to make sure other guests do not get the glass and the manager came over and apologized to us and made sure I was okay and gave us 10% off on our next visit. I was lucky I did not swallow the piece of glass. Overall that did not ruin the experience, but I did not get another yogurt after that read more

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We went at 1pm on grand opening weekend and only water 15 minutes in line. Although the layout of the restaurant is not cohesive for a buffet, the service is quick. The there are servers at each station to place food on your plate for portion control which makes it more sanitary. The lobster, beef salad & ribeye were my favorites. The quality of the food is really good compared to other Vietnamese buffets in Houston. They are able to accommodate large groups. Would definitely recommend read more

Viet Voyage Buffet - Vietnamese Near Me - Grand Prairie, Texas

Great service! Pretty awesome food, and such a huge variety. I highly recommend getting the quail, snails, fish sauce wings, BBH, beignets, bahn xeo, bahn koht, shoot. Just try everything. I will say, price is a bit much, especially for kids. 0-4 is free 4-10 is like $20 Above is about $43 I'd say, if you're going with those who can handle AYCE and want pretty great quality for the price, this is the place to go. If you think people in your party might only be able to have 1 plate or have kids, I'd say have them eat somewhere else and go yourself haha. Definitely worth the visit though. read more

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Viet voyage is a must try. We were greeted by a sweet hostess (pre-pay before you eat) and our server was Kevin who took excellent care of us and was very attentive. We enjoyed trying dishes that we were familiar with and also trying new dishes. My favorite was the little crepe cups with shrimp in it. You have to drizzle their fish sauce on top of it which is really made to perfection and well balanced. Another favorite of the Viet Voyage experience was their fresh sugarcane juice! read more

Viet Voyage Buffet - Vietnamese Near Me - Grand Prairie, Texas

Love the variety! I like that I could try new foods with some that I am already familiar with. The staff is helpful, friendly and attentive. It is a ways from where I am in far N Dallas. I like the restaurant, but I do not know if I would make the trek back. I think y'all need to try it and make a decision about it. But definitely a place to try out! read more

Viet Voyage Buffet - Vietnamese Near Me - Grand Prairie, Texas

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Once again I'm always worried about buffet and the quality of the food . Recently opened and there was a long line . Reasonable price for a buffet with varieties of selections from seafood to different styles of Vietnamese soup noodles . Also varieties of desserts . Everything was decent and I hope they keep it read more

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When you want an ALL YOU CAN EAT buffet with authentic Asian food. Weekends are $50+ but include fried lobster and snow crab . Two side areas will make special bowls to order. The guys cleaning tables are always cleaning and keep the place spotless. read more

Viet Voyage Buffet - Sunday lobster - Vietnamese Near Me - Grand Prairie, Texas

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Food. My son were the firsts people when the restaurant was open. The egg rolls and fried dumplings were cold. Did I mention we were the firsts ones there. The Korean short ribs were decent since they're grilled before your eyes. Desserts were delicious but $35/weekend price per person was an absolute highway robbery for the food we got. Go to a real sit down Vietnamese restaurant instead to get more bang for your buck. read more

Premium seafood dinner was worth it. All you can eat lobster, steak, and snowcrab? With all you can drink fresh pressed sugar cane? Are you kidding me? Ridiculously tasty. The food is really good, but obviously certain things aren't going to be as good as dishes at Viet restaurants where the single dish is $20. You're paying for the overall quality and variety. Service was 10/10. The owner and her husband love what they do and that comes through. Really happy to see a place like this open. Ambience is phenomenal. Trendy, clean, modern seating. Absolutely love the vibe. Deserts are awesome. read more

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I went a couple weeks ago but wasn't able to post until now. I went on the first Tuesday in October when they were doing the $20 per person deal. Since the promotion was a good one compared to having to pay the standard price the line was INSANE! thankfully since we had such a big group we were able to make a reservation (I heard they stopped doing reservations on Tuesdays) the food was good and decent. I enjoyed it, it had pretty much all the Vietnamese dishes that you can think of. I really loved the soup section cause theres so much variety! Keep in mind though it is the only one in the area so it gets super crowded. read more

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We came on a Friday night, so had to pay weekend price which includes lobster/crab legs. Overall, it was a good experience for a Vietnamese buffet but I do not think the weekend price is worth it. The increase in price is solely for lobster/crab legs, everything else is the same. However, the other foods were great, so paying the weekday price maybe a good deal. The bun bo hue at the soup station was on point, caramelized catfish was great and all the desserts were yummy. We came right when dinner started so it was not busy. read more

Concept. Service. Ambiance. Selection. All top notch. Great place to check out with a glaringly bad, easily addressed problem. Some of the food heat lamps are LED and do not produce heat. About a third of the food under lamps were cold which leads to an unpleasant experience. Other than that I liked the selection, lots of dessert options. The soup bar was not plagued by the cold food problem and the staff were friendly and attentive despite having to tip and pay ahead of being seated. Would rank 5 star if things like roast pork, fried rice, and fried noodles weren't cold to the touch. read more

I tried this place for the first time over the weekend; the price was about $50 after tax. I did not think it was worth it. They had already run out of galbi & crab legs when we were there. For the steep price, I have pretty high expectations for this place, but experience did not meet it. In top that , the wait was over an hour for seats. Food was average with only a few dishes being except good. Maybe it's more worth it to go for lunch when it's around $25 ? read more

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Lots of options for food but most was mediocre. Grilled meats and curry soup was my favorite. Service was slow and there's nowhere to get napkins. The weekend it's more expensive and it didn't feel worth it. Servers were nice but I don't feel I want to do the drive to come back. read more

Viet Voyage Buffet - Vietnamese Near Me - Grand Prairie, Texas

Great service & variety but food temperature needs work. I don't usually shout out constructive feedback like this but I really have high hopes for Viet Voyage and plan to update my review during next visit! We love the variety of Vietnamese dishes here and are excited to come back as the team ramps up. So happy for them as they opened last month. Highlights The Galbi meat grilled over the fire, the Canh Chua, Banh Cuon, and other soups were very authentic and nostalgic. Seasoning across most dishes was spot on and very warming. Opportunities for Improvement The biggest miss was temperature. Many items were served room temp or even cool. This is usually not okay with us, total health violation. The overhead lights didn't seem like heat lamps, and with low Thursday evening traffic, food sat longer than normal. Servers scooped from the top rather than the warmer bottom layers, so dishes lost heat. When I mentioned it, the staff did start mixing items to help, which I really appreciated and I'm sure other customers are as well. I was especially disappointed to try the Oc Huong cold, it just didn't feel right since it's seafood. Some of the signs were wrong as well and didn't match with the dishes. I did mention to the younger kitchen staff that the dishes did not match but they didn't understand (language barrier, I was speaking Vietnamese lol but switched back to English) will likely gain more experience, but for now it's a clear area to tighten up. Soup Bar Service was quick and straightforward no fuss, no frills. Portions are just right, making it easy to sample a couple of the other noodle soups on the menu. Dessert Bar The dessert bar was our favorite part Sua Chua, taro, beans, and more, all not too sweet and plentiful. The setup could use a huge facelift or redesign to match the quality of the desserts themselves or the other hot dishes display. The dessert pulled the score up to a 3 star for me. Extras Clean bathrooms, plenty of parking, and lots of indoor seating. One small note: there was a taller younger gentleman walking around in the back without a uniform, just a Tshirt. Not sure if he was a manager or an extra, but his presence felt a bit out of place. He was staring out at the customers most of the time but we are going to assume he is making sure we are enjoying the food. Felt uneasy but I'm sure it's for a good reason. Maybe lol. Completely harmless, just felt being watched. We truly want to see Viet Voyage thrive and look forward to updating this review once the food consistently arrives hot, or at least kept warm. The flavors and hospitality deserve it. read more

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Compared to the other viet buffets in tx (kim son and da nang soup house (which is now closed xx)) viet voyage was really disappointing. i went during a week night bc it was cheaper and there was no wait. the interior was clean and aesthetic and the staff was friendly so that was a plus but everything else was a let down. the food was lukewarm if not cold, the bún and beignets was undercooked, the meat was tough and dry, basically everything was lacking in some way. also, compared to the other buffets this one had very limited options. The main turn off was definitely the price though, $43 on the weekend for below average quality food is crazy. Really hope they turn it around somehow. read more

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I was really hoping this would be good. Unfortunately, it is not. The first warning should have been the price of $75 for 2 ppl and the fact that you have to pay when you enter. They have a large variety of food but it just was not quality. Some of the food was so overcooked it was tough and most of the food was very bland. Not what I expect when getting Vietnamese food. The best things I had were the desserts. The service was great but I won't be back. Maybe this is new opening pains. read more

Viet Voyage Buffet - Vietnamese Near Me - Grand Prairie, Texas

would not come back. the adult price is $35 (not worth it) and we were seated almost immediately. my expectations were very high because the interior was beautiful. however, i noticed the quality of the food immediately. the food was in small trays, similar to aluminum trays at a party. some even had saran wrap covering the bottom of the pan. the food selection is very diverse, with ban bot loc, orange chicken, kbbq and even sushi bake. the taste was very bland and disappointing, and the food was lukewarm, like it had been sitting out for a very long time. we ordered pho and bun bo hue with just the noodles. the meatball in the pho tasted like it was old and frozen and the bowls were extremely small, about the size of my hand. the staff were very sweet and always came by our table to clean and check up. if we needed anything they brought it to us right away. read more

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Terrific Vietnamese seafood buffet. Clean, spacious, and lively environment. Wonderful staff. Snow crab legs are quite good. I should mention they are booked with chili, which gives them a slight kick. They're not hot by any means, just a little spicy. And they're really good. read more

Great variety, authentic flavors, and so many delicious options you don't usually get at a buffet. Everything tasted fresh, and it was such a fun way to try multiple Vietnamese dishes in one place. Definitely coming back. read more

Visited Viet Voyage Buffet on a weekday for dinner ($35/adult). The space is modern and spacious, but the dinner menu doesn't seem much different from lunch -- save yourself ~$10 and come earlier. Food variety is okay, but nothing really stood out. I was hoping this would fill the gap left by DaNang Souphouse, but it doesn't quite hit the mark. Compared to Houston's Kim Son Buffet, Viet Voyage falls short -- Kim Son has better pricing and a wider selection. You pay first before eating, and double-check your receipt -- I was mistakenly charged the weekend price ($42.95) and had to ask for a correction. Overall, it'll leave you full, but nothing memorable enough for me to rush back. Suggestions: (1) To relieve congestion at the toilet, install hand wash sink immediately outside the toilet or throughout restaurant. Avoid sink w large flat surface area as this doesn't drain well and looks gross when food debris accumulates. (2) To relieve the need for waitstaff, have self-service drink station and silverware/napkins. (3) Have waitstaff eat the food you're serving. If there's no love for the food and culture they shouldn't be working there. If they can't pronounce the name of the entree, they need to find employment elsewhere. (4) Your floor is extremely slippery. Expect lawsuit if negligence. (5) Hire real adult workers. Teenagers don't care and don't want to be there. read more

Viet Voyage Buffet - shrimp, thit kho, mi xao, canh ga chien - Vietnamese Near Me - Grand Prairie, Texas

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We went there around 1115a, and still waited a good 20min before going in as they weren't ready yet. You do pay first, along with selecting your tip amount, which was a bit odd. The starting was 18%, and it goes up from there. And yes, you could deny or go custom, but like most people, I just choose whatever that's suggested @18%. Looks like most tables all have 4 to 6 chairs minimum as it was big restaurant..used to be Bistro B, or part of Bistro B as I believe it's much larger in size when they remodeled it. Food wise, it was more of an expensive Asian buffet as they do have little or everything. Given the weekend price, you better like seafood to get yours $$ worth. Crab was typical, which means it involves lots of work for little meat, but the lobster was decent and flavorful as I went back for 2nds. The other stuff were just typical. 1 tip I would offer is to use the plastic gloves, which we didn't know about it until after lunch. Also, for the size (max 222) posted by the front door, they only have 3 private bathrooms that you have to lock it when you go in while everyone else wait outside with some chairs. Would be nice if they just have standard bathrooms. So soda is free, but all other drinks are extra. Overall, it was a feast for my son and myself, but for someone like my wife who doesn't care for seafood, it was not worth it. read more

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i was really excited to hear that a viet buffet opened in dfw. seems like they were inspired by kim son's success in houston. i've also been to kim son a few years ago for my bday dinner. they had a variety of traditional viet dishes ranging from bánh xèo, bánh bột lọc, óc, canh chua, bún riêu, etc. there was also many different types of chè. some of the dishes were dry and over cooked which was disappointing. i also feel like they had less variety than kim son. some of the best dishes i had were the bun rieu, oc, canh chua, sugarcane juice. they were flavorful and umami without being over seasoned and tasted fresh. the sugarcane juice was sweet and refreshing. the service was wonderful. i was trying to get more oc at the counter but they ran out. i mentioned to the girl behind the counter that my whole fam loved their oc. she said she can have the chef make some more for us before they closed and delivered on that. it was super sweet! read more

Very friendly staff! Had lots of cravings and everything hit. Food was delicious. The soup bar was a nice touch. Can't wait to go back and try the other items soon. read more

We came here for a family dinner. It was a Saturday afternoon. We were seated right away. There were 4 different stations: soup bar, seafood & BBQ, street food and desserts. The bun bo hue was good not super flavorful. I also got crabs, grilled pork bun, bo la loc, banh xeo, shrimps and clams. The crabs were such a disappointment. They were so mushy and lack of flavor. The shrimps were much better. Also, the banh xeo was too oily and overcooked to the point that it was hard to chew. Bo la loc had good flavor but meat was bad quality and had a lot fat. The clams were whatever. However, the grilled pork buns were so good. The seasoning and everything were perfect. Overall, it was an okay experience. I probably will come back again to try different dishes that I did not have a chance to. I am just happy there is a Vietnamese buffet in DFW. read more

I hate leaving bad reviews but this place won't be here long anyway because of management. We were seated in a "booth" that was weirdly shaped. It looked nice but did not make sense for a party of 7. There were big trees next to it so it was hard to get in and out. It wouldn't be a problem if it wasn't a buffet, having to get in and out. I told the host and he just had a blank stare. So I saw a table on the corner and put chair where the bench would be and pushed the table out. Perfect! Nope. The manager comes and said we couldn't use the chairs from the other table but we can move the chairs back and split our party between tables. Huh?!? I can't use chairs from the other table but can use both tables? So I tell the manager if there is a problem with how the other table looks (being empty because we took the chairs) there's 3 chairs in the corner we can move to the other table so another party can sit there. Manager said to me " No, those are extra chairs." What?!!! Told him we will not split tables. We came to dinner to enjoy it together. The manager wanted to move us to a table near the restroom and add a chair that would block the restroom entry. Huh?! That makes sense? This manager is going to drive this business in the ground. He didn't seem like he wanted to accommodate a paying customer that just paid $340 so I told him that I would like my money back and leave. He said okay like it was no big deal. I'll never spend money there again. Please stay away at all cost. These people don't know they are in the hospitality business. I feel sorry for the owner but they need new management. Update: I found out from one of the servers that the Manager read the this review and just laughed about it. FOR THE OWNER: If you allow this culture to go on where you invested hundreds of thousands. You won't be open long. read more

Surprisingly impressive for a Vietnamese buffet! The best part is the soup station with 8 different noodle soups--from phở and bún bò huế to bún mắm and cháo lòng. You can't find that variety anywhere else. The hot bar has authentic home-style dishes like caramelized catfish, pork stew, curry chicken, and even fresh baguette to dip. Some trays looked a little messy or low at times, but flavors were solid. Dessert section was a big win--Vietnamese yogurt, chè, banana cream, fruit cups, and more, all neatly presented. Modern, clean ambience and overall good quality food. 4/5 stars - worth coming back, especially for the soups. read more

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