Bamboo Buffet
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My family used to LOVE this place but over the years and consistently since covid the variety, freshness, and quality of the food gets worse everytime we give it a chance. It's gotten crazy expensive as many places have but for the quality and freshness(it's not fresh) of the food it should've gotten cheaper! We will not go here anymore sadly bc we used to love it. Now instead of fixing the issues people have been complaining about it looks as if they're closing l.
Food was horrible; I started getting sick to my stomach before we even left the building. Diarrhea, stomach ache hours later still sick. Carpeting was filthy, men's restroom smelled like mold according to husband. Lizard running across the floor by the tables, condiment bottle sticky, food tasted old (we were there during lunch). Some dishes labeled wrong on the buffet. Husband who isn't a picky eater hardly ate anything. We'll NEVER be back. It was disgusting. Even the crab...read full review
Food was inedible. It tasted like it had been out for several days. The soup and many food dishes were cold. Seafood salad was spoiled.
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Bamboo Buffet offers a self-serve buffet with a comfortable atmosphere, perfect for a casual Sunday lunch. The restaurant follows a pay-first system, allowing customers to enjoy a variety of dishes without the need for waitstaff. While the food quality may vary throughout the day, the best times for freshness are typically around noon for lunch and 5 pm for dinner. Regular customers appreciate the consistent quality and affordable prices, making Bamboo Buffet a reliable dining option for those seeking a budget-friendly meal. However, some recent reviews suggest that the variety, freshness, and quality of the food have declined over the years, with some customers finding the food overcooked or undercooked, and even experiencing issues with cleanliness. Despite these concerns, the restaurant still offers a wide range of choices, including a popular rice ball rice with seafood dish.