Super Buffet

Reviews

• Anna F.

  star star star star star_border 14 October 2026

  Here's the rundown:
  
  There are [Chinese] places and buffets that, overall, may have better food and selection.
  
  That said, Super Buffet has the usual "Asian buffet" basics: crab rangoon, General Tsao's, Lemon Chicken, fried rice, etc.
  
  However, there's one dish that I fell in love with long ago at another restaurant, in another city far, far away.
  
  It's fried shrimp, with a creamy, butter-y, and home-y white sauce. It's something I would expect to be served at Hogwarts. I would also probably be a bit happier if it was served at most holiday and celebratory events.
  
  Super Buffet has that dish. And, that is why I will choose Super Buffet over most other places.
  
  I'm not a regular here - but I'm not a "regular" anywhere [anymore/yet].
  
  I did not even know what that dish was called until today. It was never labeled.
  
  Why did I find out today?
  
  Dear Reader: today they did not have That Dish.
  
  I listlessly moseyed around the buffet, throwing a pretend tantrum in my head, and grabbed some random things (sugar donuts...).
  
  Finally, on the second round of the of the host asking us if we wanted refills, we asked, "We couldn't find the one dish - it's fried shrimp with a kind of white sauce -"
  
  "Coconut shrimp."
  
  "Yeah!"
  
  "We'll make it for you."
  
  "YAY!" I said YAY because I am that person that says YAY.
  
  A little while later, she returned with a plate for me (for me!) of the creamy, butter-y, home-y sauced, fried shrimp that is masquerading under the name Coconut Shrimp.
  
  Super Buffet should call it something else. Though it may have some type of coconut (oil, juice), it definitely does not taste what I would expect of coconut shrimp. (For one, I don't like stereotypical coconut shrimp.)
  
  Something like - Sweet and Creamy Butter Shrimp would be better.
  
  There, I renamed it .
  
  In the future, I will probably order take-out instead of the buffet (they allow carry-out, and charge by the pound).

• Jessica S.

  star star star star_border star_border 7 October 2026

  Hit or miss. Most of the food but was a bit cold and the sushi was not labeled, which is not cool. There is a large variety of food, generally about the same quality as other buffets. The ice cream was icy. Most buffets give you the check soon after you sit down. I had to let someone know that I had to get going after awhile. Not being able to know what sushi is available and the food being cold takes it down a notch for sure.

• Kasi L.

  star star star star_border star_border 7 October 2026

  My family comes here quite often. The workers are nice the food is decent. I've definitely had worse but I've also had better. I'd say it's a pretty average Chinese buffet. I will continue to come here. My only real complaint is that their tables are almost always sticky. I recommend giving it a try, maybe you'll really like it.

• Travis J.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 1 October 2026

  Between this place and the Chinese buffet across the street, I choose this place, but that's not saying much. The food has usually sat out way too long. The steam tables only seem to keep things warmish. On my last visit, I'm pretty sure I put a rotten piece of sushi in my mouth. The health inspector must have their hands full with this place. My friends and I still visit occasionally when we feel like an adventure. If you come, I suggest coming for lunch, otherwise you will be disappointed at having paid $10 for such an unimpressive dinner.

• RayRyOw 3.

  star star star star star 22 September 2026

  Their foods are amazing and delicious I love the fried rice and fried chicken and I loved the delicious watermelon and if you think this place is disgusting then your not a human.
  
  P.S The waitress and the boss and his wife are the friendliest people I've ever met.