Jumbo Buffet

The food was OK but they have ice cream. The server come by to see about us once. The price was defiantly right. But unfortunately I did get what paid for. Cheap Chinese food. And by the way the name has changed to Blue Sky buffet.

Sometimes, when it comes to traditional Chinese cuisine, I opt for quantity over quality. That certainly isn’t to say that Jumbo Buffet doesn’t offer some pretty delicious food – it’s just the all-​you-​can-​eat that draws me in.
Jumbo is located in a shopping center in Madison just north of Madison. It’s only about a ten or fifteen minute drive for most East Siders, and if you go on an empty stomach, you’ll certainly find it’s worth the drive. The staff is sometimes friendly and sometimes a bit cold, but the owners’ son (who I like to call Spider-​man due to his wide assortment of Spidey toys and clothes) is always a hoot.
The buffet offers traditional items like sweet and sour chicken and fried dumplings as well as fresh fruit and (semi-​fresh) sushi. My personal favorite is the crab legs, which I typically devour like a maniac upon every visit. The buffet is relatively inexpensive, and the dining area is usually pretty empty, leaving you to enjoy your dinner in peace.
Jumbo also has a pretty cool fountain, some elaborate chandeliers and plenty of quarter toy machines for the kiddies. It’s a pretty good little spot for the family. Jumbo certainly isn’t the finest Chinese joint in the area, but if you’re itching for as much chicken and lo mein as you can stomach, this is the place for you.