Two Volcano Seafood Boil Buffet
$$ • Buffet, Chinese, JapaneseAbout Two Volcano Seafood Boil Buffet
Customers' Favorites
Rice Noodles Octopus Crawfish and Baby Clams
Assorted Sushi Picked from the Buffet
Grilled Beef with Noodles
Lo Mein & Fried Crab Legs
Barbecue Chicken Wings
Garlic Roasted Chicken
Make Your Own Noodles
Cajun Boil Seafood
Jalapeno Crawfish
Beef and Broccoli
Recent Reviews
Food is good. Very nice variety of food.
Great experience! The seafood was fresh, flavorful, and perfectly seasoned. The portions were generous and everything came out hot and delicious. The staff were friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere was casual and comfortable. We really enjoyed our meal and will definitely come back. Highly recommend if you love seafood boils! 🦀🦐🌽
It's a Chinese buffet nothing crazy honestly I would expect they cook food for quantity not quality so if you're expecting the best buffet ever this may not be the place but if you're hungry and have a lot of people this is a good spot to go!
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
Two Volcano Seafood Boil Buffet offers a variety of options, including creamy coconut chicken, chicken drumsticks, and wings. The restaurant provides made-to-order steak and a plentiful buffet with something for everyone. While service can be slow on weekends, it is generally sufficient during the week. Customers have noted that the buffet food is average, but the restaurant is clean. Some guests have expressed disappointment with certain items, particularly the crab, which they found to be overcooked and difficult to eat. Other food options, like basic Chinese food and fried items, were seen as safer choices. The staff has been described as nice, and many visitors have praised the cleanliness of the place, ranking it among the cleanest places they have eaten in. The atmosphere features paper plates and utensils, which some found less appealing, and the bathrooms could use improvement. Nonetheless, many feel the price of twenty dollars per person is reasonable for what is offered. Recent reviews highlight the delicious food, especially the sushi and fish, as well as attentive service. The hibachi was a highlight, though some noted that rice should be ordered last if vegetables are preferred well done. There was a concern about tacos with clothespins on them, which was seen as inedible and against the law. Overall, the restaurant is appreciated for its great food, variety, and good value.