King Buffet offers an impressive abundance of food, with a wide variety of options available on their $16.99 buffet. There is certainly no shortage of choices, and the staff were friendly and polite throughout my visit, which I appreciated. That said, I left feeling disappointed overall. Despite the large selection, I did not feel like I got my money’s worth. Several of the items I tried either didn’t smell fresh or didn’t taste fresh, and in some cases, there were noticeable bits taken out of the food, which made it less appetizing. On a positive note, I am happy to report that I did not get sick. However, based on my experience, I do not intend to return. For the price, I simply did not feel that the quality matched what I paid.

Tried this place at the recommendation of family. The service was good and the restaurant was super clean. The buffet itself, while they kept hot food out, it wasn't very good. The Mongolian beef was alright, but I didn't enjoy the other things I tried. The Mongolian BBQ, on the other hand, was pretty good. They have several different meats, vegetables, and sauces to choose from and I found it miles better and more flavorful than the buffet. They also have a lot of fresh fruit and dessert options. Overall I would recommend it if you want to try the Mongolian BBQ, but I would start with small portions of the buffet to see if you like what you try first.

My husband and I visit this location pretty often. Food quality can be inconsistent, but usually we can find something that pleases us. The egg drop soup was delicious and the perfect temperature, the noodles were fresh and not stale like they can be at times. The mushrooms and green beans were very good. The broccoli in the beef broccoli and in the chicken broccoli has an off taste to us today, so we didn't care for it. Fried sushi was good, but not as good as it has been. Service is always excellent and our glasses stay full and the table cleaned off dirty plates. You do have to remind them if you qualify for the senior discount.