New China Buffet

A lot of choices. The way they cook the lobster are not really food, soggy and stick with sauces. They should give a choices just steam lobster with butter. Simple but good.

We went there cause my princess wanted Chinese food and I thought this will be a good please. The place was clean and the Food was like any other Chinese buffet, I can’t say the same for the service it was horrible.

Food is okay but their customer service isn’t good. When my family and I were ready to pay for our food the lady at the front desk was on the phone laughing and talking really loud while she was checking us out and was rude. We asked for fortune cookies because we realized she didn’t give us any and she just dropped them on the desk.

This place is a huge disappointment. 4 tables with diners including ourselves. The food tasted like it was left out for hours and undercooked. The best thing was the soda. Definitely won’t be going back.

4 and i’ll tell ya why…
IF you’ve ever been to HK you’d know it’s about the food… The Food… THE FOOD!
(I go around early lunch or just past the lunch rush when the stuff is fresh it’s good… if you go there at 4pm expecting hot fresh you’re IDIOTS! do you look for fresh crab from a red lobster at 3am??)
some ppl are so f’n unreasonable…
Look, for a $ 9 and change lunch this is as good as you’re gonna get… they have quite a lot of seafood and dim sum with a splash of sushi FOR $ 9!!!
$ 9!
At this price/​value point this is as good as it can get… provided you show up at a f’n reasonable time!

Awful, Awful! I’ve come to New China Buffet before we arrived for dinner at 4:20pm they still had the old food from the beginning of lunch. The fried dumplings had an order, the lo mein and Mei fun no flavor. Waste of money. They wait until all the original food is empty before replacing it. Ive never seen dried out, stale old food from a buffet in my life. The crab legs were not fresh by the smell they had .
Again its awful, don’t give them $ 18 when you tell them about their food they give u a dumb look. I had to leave barely eating much.
If I could give them 0 stars I would, someone will end up terribly sick from the lack of temperature control/​Freshness of the food. CUSTOMERS BEWARE!

The food here was good, however, the waiters and/​waitresses are not. They do not know how to communicate effectively with customers. Me and my family went to eat here. After my husband paid the bill, the waitress asked, «would u like ur change.» My husband told her yes, and was getting ready to tip her 2 or 3 dollars based on minimum service provided and cost. Let me tell you, not one time did she come by and ask how we were doing or if we needed anything while there. She asked him, «Is this all ur going to give me?» How rude! The only time they want to speak up is when it is time to tip…

Place is good! They have sushi and dim sum which is quite yummy!!! They have an assortment of Chinese American food along with authentic Chinese like chicken feet. Service well it’s awesome since you get it yourself. Jejejejeje. I gave it a three as I have had better. But this place is ok !!

I’ve been coming here as a child, so I guess it’s safe to say it’s one of my childhood restaurants. But growing up, my palette has matured and by this point, I’ve experienced better Chinese buffets. The only reason why I come here now is because this is my father’s favorite spot; it’s nostalgic and cheap.
Because I have been here many times before, inaccurately reflected by my check-​ins, I can say there have been some changes, most good, a few bad. Their recent renovation was definitely a great move, with cleaner seats and tables covered with clear garnish for a sleek look and easy cleaning, ceilings filled with Chinese photography/​art in which light illuminate each tile — very pretty, and they added a sound station in the private room, perhaps for karaōke or some sort of entertainment for parties. Some of other new additions I’m not too fond of include the hibachi bar and the relocation of the sushi bar. The hibachi bar is not a big hit; every time I go, no one is in line. Nothing seems appealing at the hibachi bar, which used to be the sushi bar, and the sign above the hibachi bar was handwritten (badly). It now just looks like an open-​faced kitchen with ingredients scattered around. The sushi bar has it’s on spot with the other food, and it looks a little better there, but the sushi isn’t entirely great. They have more selection now but for some reason quality seemingly decreased. It makes me miss the better-​tasting-​little-​option sushi. Also another change was the discontinuation of the Chinese meatballs. THOSE WERE SO GOOD. The only greasy thing I’d actually consider scarfing down. I don’t know why that’s gone, but maybe it’s a good thing.
Other than those changes, food stayed the same. I still always start off my first plate with greens (Chinese mustard greens with garlic and long green beans) and mushroom dishes, then my second plate is dim sum and sometimes a bit of sushi, followed by a 3^rd optional plate of miscellaneous cravings and lastly a dessert bun (either custard or cream cheese). Everything else, I can do away with. The greens and mushroom dishes are pretty good. Again, the sushi is not so great, but the dim sum is better (although I’ve tried better), and I get my dim sum with the gyoza sauce. As a child, I always got ice cream but now I’ve been into the buns. I’ve tried better custard buns, but I do like their cream cheese bun. In fact, the last time I went, the cream cheese wasn’t as soft and sweet as the other times I’ve had their buns — it was quite dissatisfying, but it’s a hint that they make it themselves (hopefully) and they’ll have their good batches and their bad.
I usually came for lunch, but I’ve been there for dinner many times as well and I’ll tell you, not much of a difference in food. Only major difference is that there are king crab legs, and that’s the only thing that makes the dinner more worth it. I used to see oysters out for dinner too, but not lately. Maybe that’s another change. All in all, it’s an OK experience, as I have had better, but I’ll still come for as long as my dad lives and we relive the nostalgia of my childhood here.

Well, it’s just a typical Chinese buffet, nothing special. The place is very spacious with a lot of tables and the waiting time was short. The waitress greeted us and lead us to our table which had no silverware and when I asked for some, she said «no more» and came back with little plastic forks and spoons. We were pretty much eating with our hands that night.
On to the food, they have a wide variety of dishes. From pizza to dim sum. The dim sum didn’t have much to choose from but the shumai dumplings and sticky rice (the steamed rice folded in leaves) were delicious. Adventuring further, I found a little sushi bar. If you’re a sushi lover unfortunately they don’t a big selection other than a basic California roll and some single pieces of raw tuna on a plate. If your lucky, they’re some fresh.
The service was something else. Typically, you eat, you place the plate aside signaling that you are ready for it to be taken away but instead you come back with the heaping plates still stacked on the table. Had to chase down our waitress and ask her to please take the plates away and this happened more than once, I just hoped she was very busy with whatever she was doing to not come and clear our table or even to simply check up on us.
Now the décor kind of needs an upgrade. Maybe add in some booths, that will nice. The bathroom is really dirty. Either people don’t know how to flush or the toilet is broken.
Overall, the place is alright. But you will not find me there anytime soon again. Just a bad experience for me.

Went there with my family and the place smells like old dishes and the plates and the cups were dirty and the food isn’t that good, except the dumping I kinda enjoyed then.

The food is a fucking shit for six persons 101 bucks, it’s the first fucking buffet too expensive, oooh without tips too. Seriously not recommended anybody, believe me .
La comida tremenda mierda para la hora que fuimos, sin comida casi y practicamente eran sobras, pero 18 dolares por personas y sin dar propinas por la atencion mala tambien k tuvimos, naaa que vaa, el primer china buffet mas caro que he ido en toda la florida, no lo recomiendo a nadie.

Awfull food old cold very expensive service not good. Nobody speaks English they look like they just came off the boat.

Can’t say this place is my cup of tea, other than the tea.
Now don’t get me wrong, I have nothing against buffets nor was the service something to criticize about but let’s just say I was left without a satisfaction food wise.
I would say this is your casual buffet with the highlight being a few dim sum items and almond custard bun.
Other than that it’s what you can expect at the usual Chinese buffet with a little sushi station of mediocre variations of the California roll. I was a bit skeptical upon getting anything with tuna, based on the tuna sitting in the glass container (since tuna is often graded by clarity) was rather murky but the salmon somewhat (JB roll’ish) sufficed for my raw assurance.
If you looking upon your diet you might be turned down by cream cheese in most of the items, but then again, if you’re conscious about your health, you’re a will limited on your selection here; although you probably would already know that.
As a last remark, you get what you pay for, but I’ve experienced better Chinese buffets.

The food is good but a bit to expensive for a small variety of food, service was not that good either had to keep calling the waitress to keep clearing our table and they charge kids full adult price according to their height which is ridiculous and totally ubsurd do not recommend this place for dinner maybe lunch and leave the trail kids at home.

Wrote a positive review in 2012. I went back to this buffet again today Nov. 20, 2014. The food is still very good. Highly recommended.
I have been here for lunch a few time and it has been great. If you are an Asian, you’ll love the authentic dim sum food. All the other dishes are authentic Chinese food. If you are not Asian, you may think that the food is just OK because you may have gone to other Chinese buffets that actually serve Americanized Chinese food.
I went there for dinner for a change. There is a good crowd, but there were only may be 10 Asians there. I don’t understand why the owner has to serve that many authentic Chinese dishes when the food is not attracting Asian customers. If I were the owner, I would cater towards Spanish speaking customers. I have seen a lot of successful Chinese buffet doing just that. I did talk to management last year and during this trip, but I don’t think she understand.
I am from Hong Kong. I was a Chinese chef before and I know Chinese food. This is a great place for Chinese food. I would go there for lunch, but not for dinner. Lunch was about $ 8.50 and dinner is $ 12. That’s the price for week day. They serve lobsters on weekends and it is more expensive.

Gross. Way over priced. Nasty food. I will never let my children talk me into a restaurant again. I’m certain someone’s going to be vomiting in a few hours.

I like the dim sum there and go weekly. New menu contains more authentic Chinese items like rice noodle

…meh! nothing special. A below average chinese buffet. I wish it has more special items than other chinese buffet. The price is decent. The service is okay. I don’t think I would go back again.

*Sighs*
Ugh. This place was disgusting. The décor was cheap. The smell was putrid. The food… good lord I rather eat cat food. The bathroom… death trap. The customer service. It was okay but the hospitality wasn’t memorable. Never… ever again.