5 Best Buffets near Miami

“Went in for a birthday cake on a whim, and they did not disappoint. Saved my daughter’s sweet 16.“

“I really enjoy coming to China Buffet 2. The food is always fresh, tasty, and there is a great variety to choose from, which makes it easy for everyone to find something they like. The staff is very attentive and friendly, making sure that customers feel welcome and well taken care of. The place itself is clean, spacious, and nicely decorated, which creates a pleasant atmosphere to enjoy a meal with family or friends.

Another great point is the price: it is very affordable compared to many other restaurants in the area, and the quality you get for the cost is excellent. For me, this balance of good food, good service, and good prices makes it one of the best options around.

Overall, I would definitely recommend China Buffet 2 to anyone looking for a satisfying meal at a great value. It’s a place worth visiting more than once.“

“I have had a very good experience with 8th street so far. The food is quite enjoyable, though its highlights are split between the vast salad bar and the unique, varied, and delectable pastries. If you aren't willing to eat some veggies, you're going to be a bit more disappointed. They do have burgers, fries, hotdogs, and whatnot but those greasy fast-food options are rather limited. Most complex Pizza toppings you're getting are some chicken. Though you can work with what is around you. The service there is very lovely.

For staying fit, or occasionally splurging it is a very attractive option. Even if you don't like what the specials for the salad bar, you can always make yourself a nice sandwich with what is available.

The atmosphere isn't the point of the kitchen though. It's meant to feed a good portion of a college, not be a fine dining restaurant. Not any nice and isolated seats for you? You're just going to have to ask a stranger if you can eat next to them.

That said, the place is fairly clean, I have not seen a single bug in my several days of repeated visits, and the only spots that might be slightly dirty are the tables, where there may be a stray lettuce on the rare occasion. No stains or splotches of disgusting sauce anywhere.

The music might be a tad loud for me. I like to keep my ears healthy. I'd maybe turn it down 3-5%. It can make it a little difficult to converse. Though the music is only on in the evening from what I've seen.

My main complaint though is there is nowhere to wash your hands. I get not having bathrooms in 8th street and instead having it right outside the restaurant, but I would like to have somewhere to wash my hands. There's also a sign that says to wash the fruits, even though staff wash them, but I can't find where to wash them.

All said and done, I am more than satisfied with the utilitarian purpose 8th street sets out with to equip FIU students with convenient healthy food.“