Super Buffet

I’m feeling some sort of way after paying my bill on my first and last time at this establishment … The food was average but its buffet so honesty all I am truly hoping for is my stomach to not get upset at me for taking the risk. This place succeeded in that, HOWEVER, the wait staff’s manners must be examined or found because the day I went, he seemed to have none. Please understand I am really confused by this server because when I got there, it was all smiles and I was seated quickly, also I was there for only 15 minutes. I asked for my check, presented my credit card and after signing for my bill and handing the server their copy of the receipt, he rushed me out. So needless to say, I not going back. Its average.

I don’t usually give low rating on rating but this buffet restaurant is aweful. It is the smallest Chinese buffet I’ve ever been at. The sushi was terrible. Dumplings were partly soaked in, partly dried and floating. Fried food was cold. The waitress had no patience whatsoever. I know it’s common in most cheap Chinese food restaurants but this one is extreme. We just got the check. My friend put his card in right the way whilst I was looking for my card in my wallet; and she took the checktab immediately without my card on it yet. It was the rudest act ever. I had to call her back to take my card. There were not even many customers around that time. The price is cheap but totally not worth it. I never come back to this place again.

My husband and I love this place. Their lo mein, honey shrimp, breaded octopus and fried rice are really good. They have a huge variety of Chinese as well as American food (nuggets fries fried chicken). Better foods on the weekend (more seafood I mean). They also have shrimp cocktail, crab legs, and a variety of desserts. The staff are really friendly and attentive. $ 11.99 per person on the weekend.

We’ve been here at least 10 times and it gets worse every subsequent visit.
The price is right and the place is fairly comfortable.
The food is usually passable but definitely nothing to write home about.
There is no dress code and that’s not generally an issue, except for the time that a (Caucasian) young adult was allowed in with his pants so low that his junk could be seen bulging out of his underwear. It was so offensive that I didn’t want to get in the buffet line after he had passed through. Have some pride!
The soup is probably the best thing there.
My wife loves to get the mussels. I’m afraid to try them.
The chicken and vegetable dishes are your best bet here.
The beef is inconsistent at best, ranging from decent to tough.
The seafood is fresh from time to time, but often is not.
The desserts used to be great, but they have cut way back on the selection.
I used to love the almond cookies but they changed to a cheaper brand and they now suck.
The biggest problem here is the cleanliness.
The last time we went there, the front door and windows were so utterly filthy and greasy that I could not get myself to walk in.
I don’t know if we’ll be back any time soon.

This is a descent place small selection of Chinese food to choose from very quiet place not noisy good price $ 11.99 all you can eat

The food was decent and the staff was nice. My favorite was probably the Honey Walnut Shrimp and the Crab Rangoons but I probably wouldn’t go again unless it was for lunch.

This place used to be semi-​decent but I think it’s gone downhill. Stopped in recently on a night where we were just really craving Chinese and this place was a real let down. We walk in around normal dinner hours and there was literally only one other diner and us. That wasn’t too promising. We go up to get our food and all the dishes just look plain sad and old.
All the food looked like it had been there all day long, some dishes were not replenished, and overall did not look too appetizing. The taste of the food was just OK — some of it was cold and tasted like it come from the restaurant depot. Ugh. To sum it up… We pretty much ate garbage food and wasted our money. Please Do yourself a favor and go elsewhere.

I went for a Saturday lunch. I brought a hearty appetite.
The many food stations looked appealing. I was in for a treat. Not so.
They advertise «all you care to eat». Truth in advertising… because the food was so tasteless that I didn’t care to eat much. This must be part of a diabolical plan… make the food without taste so I won’t care to eat much.
My «waiter» got my drink and disappeared until bringing me the check. The rest of the staff seemed to walk around like a load of mute mutants.
Two stars only for this bland food:
1… it did fill my belly for the whole day and I wasn’t hungry in an hour.
2… I did not get sick.

We have been going here for a long time. It is a low priced buffet with reasonable food. The waiter service is pretty good but a little clumsy. We had asked for some water and the waiter takes the cup with soda still in it and pours water in it. Huh? And they knocked over some cups. The food is pretty good and they have a big selection of food items to choose from. If you eat there you can take whatever and however much you want. They have a lot of Chinese food favorites and other cool things. They also have sushi and fruit and desserts. I still like going here but it is not my favorite.

The only reason I am giving this place one star is that there are no zero star choices. This place is the filthiest place I have ever been to. And… the food is absolutely disgusting both in looks and taste. Put your head into a used vat of canola oil and that’s exactly how the food tastes. The booth seating was broken and dirty. The men’s room made me nauseous. I was afraid to touch anything. You have been warned … avoid this place at all costs.

Super Buffet was an old time college favorite. Nothing says MMMM like a cheap Chinese buffet after a night of partying.
I use to go to Super Buffet with a few good friends from college. The variety they offer on a regular basis is pretty large, but typical for most New England Chinese buffets.
The price is definitely right and as long as you avoid the sea food, you’ll be in the clear!

Came here for lunch on a Saturday afternoon (shortly after they opened) and we were probably one of three or four parties there. This buffet place didn’t have as much selection as other Chinese buffet places I’ve been to. They didn’t have any sushi at all. Not many other complaints but I’ve seen much better.

A full tray of crab legs at an asian buffet? That’s completely unheard of. $ 10 all day sunday buffet, monday — saturday $ 6.29 lunch buffet. You can’t beat the prices and they keep all the trays fully stocked. I’ve never been so satisfied with the portions, value and taste of asian fast food buffet. Most of everything appeared fresh. Sushi is California style (not raw). There are 3 stations — one for soup (hot & sour, egg drop) and fried food, another for seafood and more hot food, the third with dessert. Chocolate/​Vanilla ice cream machine.
They speak cantonese and mandarin. Tea is free. Saw lots of people doing take out by the pound.
Only thing I didn’t enjoy was one piece of sushi which tasted like (can imagine the taste of…) soil.
If you’re in the neighborhood, do come here and leave stuffed for hours.

I wish there was a $ 7 weekday lunch buffet in the city. Then again, I’d probably get too fat! :P
This place has great BBQ pork, soups, ice cream, and tasty fish & crab legs on weekends. This isn’t easy to get to… after all, White Plains in general isn’t somewhere that the people in city head to, so it’s mostly locals out here.
While not as crazy as the Harvest Buffet on LI, this place certainly hits the spot without issue!
Take-​out is by the pound.