Brickyard Super China Buffet

For 10 $ this place is not bad. I actually enjoyed some of their food. The spinach was good, sweet potatoe, tilapia, SUSHI, donuts, rice, shrimp, octopus etc. there were some items that were dreadful. They could have some tastier options. And they could clean up a little better. But all in all an ok buffet.

Its all you can eat what more can you ask for… price was good I was able to try alot of things for a good price. The bad is parents not controlling their bebe kids other then that it a good place.

This was a horrible experience Pay 25 bucks for two food was super cold temperatures were off kids running around and ants by the plates very disgusting place do not go here city needs to shut it down!

This was once one of my favorite buffets although I hadn’t eaten here in quite some time. A friend and I finally stopped by here again last week for dinner and were sorely disappointed. The selection appeared to be much more limited than previous years. Although I was able to locate a few of my old favorites, I didn’t really enjoy most of it. Nothing really had much flavor to it and much of the food tasted as if it had been sitting out for quite some time. Sad to say the quality of this buffet has certainly gone down.

We ended here after one of our favorite China buffet places were closed and this was the only one open. The food was ok. They had a decent selection but nothing really tasted off the charts. It was sorta bland and even with a bunch of sauce didn’t make it much better. Probably won’t be back again.

Super China Buffet was not my choice for dinner; we were party to a birthday party here instead. So I had the opportunity to evaluate the buffet without having to consider its costs.
It is remarkably crowded here, to the point that you’re probably going to be almost running into somebody every time you get a plate of food. To make matters worse, for some reason there aren’t any forks at the end of the buffets. Just spoons and knives. The forks are off on some other table, and it took me a good five minutes to figure that out. In general despite appearing to be located in a recently-​constructed strip mall, the place looked dusty and aged.
The food ranged from decent to awful. You should stick with the steamed fish; both the tilapia and salmon were flaky and tasty. The steamed octopus with jalapeño (I did not know this was even a thing) was a weird combination of flavors, but decent. There was some sort of springy, fried fish ball with a stick in it. Seek out the dishes with real crab meat.
And that’s the end of it. The onion rings and anything with imitation crab meat were terrible. The crab rangoon wasn’t too bad, but pretty plain. The pineapple chicken was made with boneless chicken thighs (good) but otherwise pretty plain; the Kung Pao chicken next to it actually made me nauseous, which doesn’t happen all that often. Fortunately they have Vienna sausages wrapped in bacon, because… well, I don’t know why, but it was all right.
I didn’t tempt fate with anything in the warmers, and anything and everything in the dessert section just wasn’t good unless you stuck with the fresh fruit, of which the selection was also limited.
There are many better places in the city to spend a few bucks for unlimited amounts of dinner.

Do not go here, go to Home depot for food before you go here for food.
IDK how this place has ANY repeat customers.
They ONLY thing I could eat were the hush puppies and boy did I have a hard time finding out just how nasty all the other (including the fruit) food was.
We will not be back, the place is one of the dirtiest I’ve been to and it seemed like it was doing a really good business.
Everything was just gross, felt like I needed to shower after being there for 30mins.

we stopped here for dinner. i really cant complain. the food was good, the options were plenty. the staff appeared friendly, it was busy, but the place was large enough for the crowd that was there. we are picky when it comes to asian food. this place was good, we plan to return.

Huge variety of food but all of it was cold! Disgusting. I would never go back to the place! Waste of money.

Yeah. No. Not good.

I’m personally not a fan of buffets (unless in Vegas), but my dad is a fan anywhere. So we stopped in here once. My favorite thing was the sting beans… yummmy! When I eat a chinese buffet I try and stick to the veggies and fruits. I don’t know but I get scared of the meat since I have a sensitive tummy. I DEF stay away from sushi in these joints it never looks to have quite the right coloring. I really really really wanted some crab legs, but the heffers before me ate ALL of them. jerks! People need to learn how to share. I saw someone with a plate piled high of just crab legs. Save me some dammit!

Typical Chinese buffet, but with a larger selection of crap. The place is FILTHY and your arms stick to the tables. There are bottles of hot sauce that you need a hazmat suit to touch. There are nothing but shitbags with tons of rowdy screaming kids eating here. The worst part are the people who stand in line for the crab legs… as soon as the tray comes out the first person in line takes the entire thing.
Food is meh… it’s edible, but I wouldn’t call it good by any stretch. We gave it two tries and will never go back again.

Lunch buffet is $ 7.99 M-​TH
I went here back in December and ate like I never saw food before. The rest of that night I clutched my stomach in agony. Was it something at the buffet?
Not sure, but when I decided to return I purposefully avoided the sushi. I just wasn’t sure if I could trust it.
So, what do they have here?
Lots of meat.
This is probably how they draw in a steady stream of customers. I was happy to see all the tropical fruits they had out. Mango, papaya, cantaloupe, honeydew, sliced oranges and pineapple (although I’m pretty sure this one was from a can).
There’s a few veggies out there. The spring rolls just have cabbage in them. There’s even some pico de gallo out, but I’m never sure what to put it on.
As I mentioned there is sushi, at least one roll is vegetarian. There’s plenty of things on the menu that are «American» food. Drinks come from a fountain, but there is also tea and coffee. There are about 6 desserts along with soft serve.
While its a little difficult to find all vegan/​vegetarian fare here I think its possible.
The staff is courteous, they charged me the lunch price at 3:15 when the dinner price begins at 3:30. Appreciated because I know I wasn’t going to finish in 15 minutes.
Check it out if you’re in the area. Be warned, I hear its packed on weekends.

The food always seems to be on the coldish side but still delicious.
I still usually get my money’s worth on the sushi rolls. Delicious. [=

The service was good. The food was downright disgusting, I wouldn’t even come here if someone offered to pay. I thought to myself «how bad could the sushi be at a Chinese buffet??» it was beyond awful. Some might tell you to stick to the Chinese food but even that I found to be gross. If you would like to survive this horrible experience that you are going to have if you decide to go there… just do yourself a favor and stick with the cheeseburgers located all the way at the back, they were alright.