FENGLIN BUFFET
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FENGLIN BUFFET Reviews
For $12 you get what you paid for. Not much in terms of variety and some of the appetizers don't taste very good (namely the wonton being chewy and no taste with very little meat and the crab rangoon has a sour taste and mostly just the wrapper). I'd say stick to eating just the main dishes with eater lo main or rice and have it in several rounds to make your $12 worthwhile.
What a wonderful surprise! Lunch this past Sunday at Feng Lin was better than my pre-covid memory of this buffet. The main dining out experience I have missed the most the past 20 months or so has been Chinese buffet. Sunday's lunch felt like a reward for patience. The food was all fresh and hot. I enjoyed the creamed cheesy spinach and the seafood bake, as well as a couple more chicken dishes. The hot and sour soup was better than I'd remembered, the medium more like broth than...read full review
You got what you paid!The surrounding & atmosphere are kind of outdated but it’s a greasy spoon’s personal charisma that attracts you!The real germ in my opinion falls into lo mein, hot&sour soup, honeydew and of course beef&broccoli!! Highly recommend for those who got tired with authentic Chinese food like China Taste or Hometaste!!!