Super China Buffet

This is my ALL TIME favorite Chinese buffet. I’ve been going here for 15 years now, they have a huge variety of amazing food & sushi ((: For a buffet, they been open for a really long time and keep it very clean.

I believe the décor is indicative of the food: outdated, stale, and confused. As soon as you walk in you feel like you’ve gone back a century with the blinding neon signs, cluttered counters, disgusting tiles and carpet, and not-​in-​the-​good-​way retro dining furniture. But for what it is, I’ll let it slide because it should be mainly about the food. However, the food is a bigger disappointment. Sushi is obviously not fresh and has a funky taste while the rice is stale. Their chicken is chewy, fries are soggy, and the fried rice tastes like it’s been sitting out for over a day. Not to mention, the service is terrible. I understand most of them are first generation immigrants, but you cannot yell at customers or not acknowledge them when they are asking you a question. That is no way to conduct a business. This is not the place to be if you’re looking for a great Chinese buffet.

Where does one begin? This, by far, was the most unacceptable chinese/​sushi buffet I’ve ever visited. The food was over cooked, some of it tasted spoiled, chewy/​rubbery and tasteless. If you decide to get a to-​go box, you can add sushi to it for 50 cents but, to be bluntly honest, you would get more value out of one of those toy bubble vending machines. The sushi is far from fresh with a strong fishy odor and hard, stale rice to complement the disappointment. Save your money and go to any other Chinese buffet preferably one not as overpriced as this one which set us back at $ 30 for two people. The plus was after complaining about the meal we try to consume, we able to get $ 10 back and were told to leave the restaurant. If i could give this place zero stars, I would but even that would be too generous.

I enjoyed the wide selection here. The dumplings are good. The seafood is great as well. I suggest going there around lunch. The sushi selection is good too. Nick, (Wang Zhao Guo), the cashier was extremely friendly and helpful. He always makes my overall experience here awesome. Props to his good service.

After a few hours of playing laser tag, my partner and I decided we needed food to shove down our gullets. There were two things that caught our eyes, an IHOP and Super China Buffet. I’ll honest, because of how famished I was, the idea of a buffet won out. Plus, I hadn’t been to a Chinese buffet in a couple of years and I love them!
When we walked in, I took a quick glance around and noticed the place seemed pretty clean. When I got to the front to desk to pay, I was a little shocked by the price. It was about $ 14, which is now the most expensive Chinese buffet I’ve been to. I didn’t let that deter me though, because hey, the food could be amazing, right?
Sadly, the food was not amazing. Most of the food that was in a sauce tasted similar which is definitely not what I want in my Chinese food. The sauce is about the main thing that usually separates Mongolian beef from General Tso’ chicken. At this establishment, they were all just very bland tasting. The egg rolls were alright. All of the fish dishes I had were not tasty at all. They were either poorly fried, or the shellfish had stuffing on top that was very overpowering. One of them just tasted like I was eating mayonnaise. That’s another thing, the signs above the food were disorganized, so I can’t even really tell you the names of most of food I ate.
All the noodle and rice dishes were dried out. I actually choked on some rice during my meal because it was difficult swallowing it. There were some saving graces to the meal. The pot stickers were very good. They are humongous! Probably 2.5x the size of a normal pot sticker. The flavor wasn’t bad either. The other tasty item was the meat on a stick. I’m assuming it was pork, but again, the signs were messed up. It was pretty tasty, with a crispy skin.
If you are really wanting to eat at a Chinese buffet then Super China Buffet will still do the trick. However, you might walk away feeling unsatisfied. The food is very mediocre for the price one needs to pay.

The bathroom needs improvement (IT IS TERRIBLE) The food is all right but the choices are pretty limited. Sushi is actually good but the place has gone down hill after a while. Expensive for three adults. All ways loud and bustling. I wish I could say better

this place is really going down, been here since it 1^st opened, but now the food is too cold, and look very dirty and disgusting, only have 1 waitress going around to clear all the table. Not clean !!!

This place is good so far .! I like the idea of the traditional food from Japan like the fish and breads but the sushi is just not on point .!! The place is well located .! But some of the food looks like it’s been there for a while .!! But the rest is good .!!

This place is horrible, everything taste the same as the next dish, my daughter and I tried everything and we couldn’t find a good dish, at the end, we got home and we both got sick!
Never again.
I wish i could give it less than one star.

A inexpensive ($ 13. 26 plus tax includes beverage and desserts) Chinese Buffet with a large variety for everyone to choose from. Children 10 and under half price. Over 10 year old is full price.
Same price on Fridays and Saturdays 5 – 9 p.m.when they offer Crab Legs. Only thing they serve you 3 clusters at a time to make it fair for all to enjoy. Great idea! The clusters were small but very tasty not too salty or bland. Delicious with a dash of warm butter as well. Yum!
One of the largest selection of seafood I’ve found for a Chinese buffet (at this price point) in the Chicagoland area (salt and pepper shrimp, coconut shrimp, cocktail shrimp, baked salmon, sushi, crawfish, mixed seafood in white sauce, and several varieties of fry fish-​not sure which kind).
Other foods options includes– pork fry rice, vegetable fry rice, white rice, variety of Chinese soups, sweet n sour chicken, orange chicken, fry chicken, chicken and vegetables, beef n vegetables, pork chops, mixed vegetable, salad bar, pizza, french fries, hamburger, sweet potato, fried plantains and lots more.
They also feature a create your own stir fry section. Just pick your ingredients, tell them your preferred sauce, and they will cook it for you.
Lots of seating but it seems very busy on Saturday evenings. We had to wait a few minutes for a table. The staff stays busy clearing tables and replenishing the food. Clean but very basic décor and bathrooms. However, I didn’t have high expectations considering the price. We had a enjoyable meal and will return to try other items. It was too much items to try in one visit.

It is what it is. I haven’t found a chinese buffet yet that would get above two strars, but I have to say I was expecting more from this place. Went on a Friday, sort of late (9pm) but there were quite a few people there so I would have expected they would put out fresh food. Other than sushi they didn’t put out any fresh food and much of it had obviously been sitting there awhile. The sushi wasn’t bad but I didn’t test anything raw. Can’t believe I fell for the «house special» egg role. The inside literally looked like they put the scraps from the floor in a food processor and used it to fill the egg role, quite possible I suppose! None of these places are clean and this one is no different. It is what it is.

I like this buffet place because that have quite a selection of American/​Chinese food and seafood, included is a sushi buffet, hibachi grill option and lots of deserts. Food tastes fresh the multiple times ive been here for a quick bite! And there’s just so many seating options!

A surprisingly good deal on the weekend. For $ 13.50 on Saturdays, they have snow crab legs and that includes a beverage. A great deal!
There’s a guy who stands there and limits your crab to 3 – 4 clusters. That’s actually great because it means you’re not standing around waiting for more because someone snatched it all up.
The hibachi grill is also a nice addition. I always appreciate a buffet with a hibachi.

The place is nice. Big and we’ll set. I would have given it 4 stars maybe but there is no fried shrimp. Every other place regardless of the time serves fried shirt so I had to eat noodles only. –_​– sorry guys

This place is horrible. Worst resteraurant I have ever eaten at. If I could give them no stars, I would have. People using there hands to get food. People not washing there hands after using the bathroom and yes im talking about the waitstaff and customers. Not to mention the staff sweeping the floors right next to me while im eating. Staff putting food off of people’s plates back in the buffet. Alot of foreign people. With very little English. Not many Americans at all. Just a cheap crappy buffet in a strip mall. Save yourself the $ 14.00. A headache or even worse a disease. Unless your a cheap person from another country who doesn’t mind eating disgusting food at a dive hole in the wall.

I went here yesterday and it was one of the worst buffets I have been to. The dishes are unclean, there was hair in the food (which is somewhat expected from a buffet), and I saw a large rat. The host saw that I observed the rat but did not do anything. This place is not only filthy but the layout of the food is disorganized and jumbled. Consume at your own risk.

We just tried it because we always noticed how crowded it is and thought it must be good. Incorrect. It was very gross. None of the food was warm or good ans the floors were so dirty. The whole experience grossed me out and I’m never going back.

The variety on the buffet is amazing. They have everything you could possibly want. However, the flavors and quality are sub par. The fruit was fresh and sweet. For the price you do get your money’s worth if you can get pass the first plate.

It’s convenient. It’s well-​priced. And we keep coming back for more. Out of all the asian buffets in the area, this is a pretty good go-​to.
For $ 12-​$ 13/​person, you’ll definitely get full. This is even the price for crab legs nights on friday and saturday evenings… the meat isn’t that juicy, but the flavoring isn’t bad. not too salty, but not as sweet as i’d like either.
I like that they have chop chae noodles as an alternative to plain boring rice and fried rice. They have americanized foods (ick! why would you get pizza or mac n cheese from a chinese joint… but whatever. probably to appease spoiled kids)
But seafood galore! They have the best clam soup from a buffet that i’ve had. They offer both chinese and sushi. oh. and hibachi and some dim sum. oh. and hot dogs. hahaha
i digress.
the food is actually pretty decent, and they are sooo plentiful in the number of dishes they serve. just don’t be surprised that everything good is threatening to clog your arteries. this is not for the healthy of heart.
in recent times, however, my parents have notoriously been getting sick from the fish. don’t know which, but it’s been multiple times. so buyer beware!

I honestly don’t know if it was us arriving one hour prior to closing, but the food was ICE cold, the floors were filthy, bathrooms were atrocious w/​excrement all over the last seat in far stall, children running wild, the displays of food were clustered (trays over lapping onto one another) food particles littered the food wells, filthy utensils, loud obnoxious parties w/​their equally obnoxious children. the sushi looked and tasted like it was hand rolled last year… the fish they had laid out for (human?) consumption I wouldn’t serve to my dog… mega disappointment, do yourself a favor… save yourself the 30.00 $ (the price I blindly paid for for myself & my partner) & go to Longhorn across the parking lot. at least there you know WHAT your eating!
This place has most certainly gone downhill compared to our last visit a year half ago. Sad, PLEASE get it together people
I HATE giving negative reviews but this was BAD start to finish… B.A.D. No bueno