8 Best Buffets near Salt Lake City

“Food was ok, nothing extraordinary. My two favorite things were the French fries (really crispy) with fry sauce, and the rice pudding. Our waitress was really attentive and polite. The lady that helped me at the meat slicing area asked me to go around the other side of the area and then when I put my plate close to the meat she rudely pushed my plate away from the meat with her fork then told me to not get the plate close to it. I'd suggest that the lady is trained to ask people to position their plates away from the meat first, just like she did when asking me to go to the other side of the area.“

“For the price paid, $11.99 adults, the food variety was very good. Not as much Chinese cuisine as I would have expected, but Mongolian Grill had 2 full double sided tables of ingredient options. The sushi bar had about 8 options including tuna, salmon & shrimp sushi.The seating was nicely spread out so I didn't feel like other guests were sitting too close to me. I like a secluded feel.The staff were friendly & attentive keeping my table clear of used plates & giving me drink refills before running out.“

“We went to see if they had gluten free options for people with Celiacs. They had a number of great options. Food was good, but being a buffet seemed rushed. Overall a great experience.Dietary restrictions: If you for a list of gluten free options, they have that for you. Other than the fried chicken, all the meats are gluten free. They of course have a salad bar and the vegetables, of course, are gluten free the mashed potatoes.“

“I love to eat here. Always a treat.Pros: Love the fried or baked chicken. Mashed potatoes and gravy are as good as homemade. Soft potatoes with a few nice lumps. The chicken or beef gravy is way better than it used to be. Salad bar is nice. Good fries and shrimp. Spouse loves the turkey soup and pickled veggies. Nice, warm macadamia cookies.Cons: The rolls used to be my favorite, but they're always cold now and sit out for a long time. They used to serve Farr's ice cream in the soft serve before the pandemic, but not anymore.I like the vanilla cappuccino with a dollop of vanilla ice cream at the end of my meal.“

“Surprisingly excellent food and variety for a very reasonable price. I enjoyed the seafood, prime rib, Mongolian BBQ, and variety of veggies. The meatloaf was tasty I don't eat sushi, but there is a large sushi bar. I also don't eat desserts, but there was hard as well as soft serve ice cream, a chocolate fountain, cotton candy and a variety of other things. I would definitely visit this again if I was in the area!“

“The food was fresh. There was plenty of variety and foods to try. The buffet line was kept filled.There was a 15-20 minute wait when I went to King Buffet, a line of people, and it was crowded.The waitress stopped by the table, I was sitting at, 3-4 times to refill my drink.The price was a little high. It was the $18 Sunday dinner price, but it was a good buffet. It's one of the best I've been to.I'd rate the King Buffet at 5 stars, and would go there again.“

“Everything they offer is very delicious, an additional variety of food is recommended on special days. Please change the person who grills the meat, leaving it very raw or very burnt.Parking: Carca and more than 100 parking spacesKid-friendliness: Variety of food and sweets (ice cream, desserts, gummies) for childrenWheelchair accessibility: Very wide hallways and only 1 floor.“

“We have been there a couple of times. Plenty of seafood, chicken, and beef—all with a Chinese style. The food quality is good for the price. I was excited about their sushi, but it did not taste well. The service is good. It is one of a few open buffets that does not have a soda fountain. Their deserts and fruits could be better. Overall, it is a good place to eat if you are hungry and want a variety of food.“