Buffets near Richmond

“I discovered this with a recommendation of a co-worker who just found it online, he knows that i love all you can eat buffet restaurant. First and foremost my experience with this “all you can eat resto” was unique compared to the others
1) it’s all you can eat lunch buffet with unique aluminum plate ( they also have take out)
2) cheap compared to others ($15 per head lunch)
3) no table setting,
just line up -> pay -> get you aluminum rectangular box thing with rice -> line up again for different kinds of palatable chinese dishes as shown in the picture -> find your chair and table -> enjoy your unique food with chopstick and spoon provided.
The aluminum box serves as you plate looks untidy and old but that’s one of the reasons why this resto is unique and cheap price but the restaurant set up inside and outside looks fancy and 5stars
I taught at first this restaurant is only for rich people because of its looks, i felt skeptical that this is 15$ lunch buffet, then my guts told me to try it so i tried, after that i left the place with satisfaction and happiness in my face and stomach.
Food is a little salty by the way.
Hope this review helps you decide.

PS: they accept credit debit and cash.
Parking lot is in the 2nd and 3rd floor free and maximum of 3 hours.“

“Ate at the Buffet at River Rock and enjoyed my meal just fine. Not sure bout the past comments. Perhaps things have changed. Chinese food was good, deep fried squid was great. Lots of seafood and sushi. The beef carving is not prime rib but for beef its fine. No crab anymore but has anyone seen the price of crab? No wonder. So overall good. Lots of salads and desserts plus nice soft ice cream. They said it was new mix! Overall ?“

“$89 buffet. If attending a Canucks game at Rogers arena, one can reserve seating at the Captain’s Room to dine before watching the game. The reservation holds the table for the entirety of the game so that you can go back during intermissions and even after the game to relax and avoid the post game traffic jams. Service from staff is friendly and welcoming. Food options vary from game to game - prime rib is always a highlight but on this particular occasion the carvery featured roast beef. The surf and turf was a highlight as was the sablefish and brussel sprouts. Salad and charcuterie options plus chilled prawns and snow crab legs. Various mini desserts and fruits, with this night also featuring gelato at the first intermission and crème brûlée at the second intermission. There’s also a popcorn station and bags for you to make your own mix of ingredients to take back to your seat including Japanese rice crackers, pretzels, chops, cheese puffs and even wasabi peas! Service always good. A must-experience to try at least once if ever going to a Canucks game!“

“good restaurant. and very attractive price it`s is place to come back often. hanks Uncle Willy`s. bon restaurant. et prix très attractif C'est un endroit où l'on revient souvent. Merci à Oncle Willy.“