Super China Buffet

I plan to take my grandson to eat there, I'll tell you later. Friends have told me that the food is good.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I recently visited a Chinese buffet and unfortunately, it was an incredibly disappointing experience. From the moment I walked in, I had high hopes for a delicious and satisfying meal, but sadly, those hopes were quickly dashed.

First and foremost, the most glaring issue was the temperature of the food. Almost everything on the buffet line was cold, which was a major letdown. Cold food not only lacks flavor but also fails to provide the comforting warmth that is expected from a buffet. It was evident that proper care was not taken to maintain the freshness and temperature of the dishes.

Moreover, the taste of the food was severely lacking. The flavors were bland and unappetizing, leaving me craving for something more flavorful. It felt as if the dishes were prepared without any attention to seasoning or proper cooking techniques. Each bite was a disappointment, and I struggled to find anything enjoyable on my plate.

To add insult to injury, most of the dishes were overcooked. The vegetables were limp and mushy, the meats were dry and tough, and the noodles were sticky and clumped together. It was evident that the food had been sitting out for an extended period, losing its texture and becoming unpalatable. The lack of attention to detail in the cooking process was truly disheartening.

Finally, the exorbitant price of the buffet was the last straw. Considering the poor quality of the food, the price was simply unjustifiable. It felt like a complete rip-off, leaving me feeling unsatisfied and regretful about my decision to dine at this establishment.

In conclusion, my experience at this Chinese buffet was nothing short of a disappointment. The cold, tasteless, overcooked food, coupled with the exorbitant prices, made for a truly unsatisfactory dining experience. I would strongly advise against visiting this establishment if you are seeking a quality Chinese buffet.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

The food was average but what I didn't like was that at the time of paying they didn't want to let me go without tipping. My reason was that the waitress was rude to my son. They demanded a 30 dollar tip from me. If I didn't tip they didn't want to let me leave the restaurant, in the end I ended up paying that money. It's unfair, the tip is optional, not mandatory. I will never ever return to that place again.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 3

Service: 1

They are closing July 31.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Ail You Can Eat

Everything I picked that day at was cold or like warm. Awful!

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 1

Service: 3

NBA event. Awesome food. Great service.

Good food. Great value

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

So many options and sushi which is rare. I tried the sushi and had a good experience. The food is buffet and to be expected. What this place beats others at is the fruit and shellfish options. Great deal for young children.
The restaurant gets very busy so you know the food is always moving.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Tried the Super China Buffet in Shoreline, WA. As a food lover, I wanted to see the variety of food they offer. They have a range of Asian dishes, from salads and sushi to seafood, meat, noodles, fruits and desserts. Sodas cost $2, and a weekend dinner is $30, including tips and soda. Although it's smaller than other buffets, but feels cleaner, and the staff is nice.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Ail You Can Eat

Buddy a I went for lunch nothing we eat Was up to temp every thing was really poor quality bout $50 for two people they should at least try whe we were finished lady come out to the parking lot yelling about a tip 90% of what I got I wish I didn't

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Recommended dishes: Ail You Can Eat

I go here every week with my mother and grandparents to visit and catch up so most of the staff know us pretty well. plenty of seating, all the Chinese buffet favorites, plus an ample sushi bar, and a Mongolian grill. No self serve drinks like I prefer but they are super quick on getting people refills. They are also really good about making sure none of the food runs out. The pepper chicken is amazing. Probably my favorite Chinese food item anywhere. Unfortunately, and I mean that truly, it's my understanding they will be closing at the beginning of August.

Parking: A couple handicap spots, I think there are 8 spots directly in front of the business but plenty of spots in the lot.

Wheelchair accessibility: Oh boy, that's a toughy. There is a ramp up to an entrance, but it will give you a big of a work out if you're doing it alone. Once inside, it's a ramp back down, which means when you leave and you're full of food, it's a ramp back up. I know it's not their fault, they didn't decide that but man..

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Seafood Combo, Ail You Can Eat, Sushi Rolls

Not very impressive. Food was subpar. 3 dinner prices. Only 1 had a second plate of fruits, water to drink, wasn't checked on. Upon leaving she harassed for a tip. I don't believe buffets should even request tips since patrons serve themselves. Tipping is an option and should not be made an obligation or made feel required if one leaves it blank it's for a reason no need to chase anyone down.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 2

Service: 2

Everything was very good until it was time to pay, since we had left some tip, so the waitress came to demand that we had to leave 20 dollars and she didn't leave until they gave her the 20, it doesn't seem to me that they force us to leave a tip

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 1

Just average American Chinese food. Went 20 minutes after they opened and some of the food was cold. Must have been from night before.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 4

Food was alright for the price. I understand tip culture, but as a restaurant, you should not ask for a tip repeatedly. Will not be returning.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1