Ocean Buffet

I will NOT be going back there. The food was cold and not fresh. I waited and waited and waited and waited and.(you get the idea), for a couple of dishes that never arrived. Someone there must be a true believer that mayo goes in everything. I had to stick with the appetizers just to try and make up for the money I wasted there. Even those were just barely tolerable.

Since the first week I’ve been a customer off and on. The food and service started out good and fresh, and was always available. Now it a lot of waiting around for them to bring food out and it not fresh. The server are busy chatting in their corner, not paying attention or doing there job. It a beautiful place, the service and the wait for food is not. I think if the owner put in time there, things will improve.

Really good service, food is above average compared to other buffet places, couple of things that sets them apart from other Chinese buffets is better quality meats, Mongolian grill, desserts is really good, and their Ice cream doesn’t have sugar crystals in them like most other Chinese buffets have. Sushi is ok nothing great. I would go here again. $ 11.50 for dinner buffet is a ok with me.

I come here sometimes and most of the time its okay. If you come for lunch you spend roughly $ 10 with a drink.
I’ve been here sometimes and the food was fresh, other times not so much.

Clean, very affordable, friendly staff, and good food.
So far this is the best tasting Chinese food place I’ve had since moving here to Texas. Nice variety to choose from and tastes like I expect the dishes to taste, flavorful. Thus far before eating here, every where else just tasted bland and too dry so I am relieved to have found a great spot with good food!

Not bad of a place to go by an get some sushi,
Price isn’t bad ether compared to the other places near by.

Best place for all you can eat sushi. Lol its a guilty pleasure, but I go once a week, pay 8 bucks, and eat what would normally cost at least 60 bucks worth of sushi. Great place to take the girlfriend out on «date nights» without blowing the budget. Too bad they don’t serve Saki!

So, I have heard good things about this buffet & finally decided to give it a try…
Price wise, very affordable, selection wise, many options — however, I felt like, every selection, had a «fish taste» and, for one who don’t like fish, this is a problem. I did like, the steak tips with veggies, and that was my go-​to… The spring roll, was straight cabbage — and, as a fan of cabbage, and spring rolls, I had to pass as it was «too much…»
The hibachi grill, had good options, however, it lacked options for seasonings, and sauce… And that, caused it to taste a lot like the cooking oil…
Now, I don’t do crab legs, or sea food, and they had a lot of options for this — so, that may be the best of the best — but, I didn’t try!
Wait staff, eh. The waiter, who is only responsible for taking plates and refills, lacked this part. We had to ask several times, for this, when, it should have been easily taken care of.
Overall, I got «full», a lot of options, but, most definitely — not my favorite. I’ll choose else where next time.

Food was ok, lots of cold dishes that were meant to be hot. Tea yuk. Service… not so good either.

This place is terrible. Stay away. They don’t replace the food on time even waiting for 1 hour for specific plate. They never replaced it. It’s no cheap either so save your money and go somewhere else.

Best chinese buffett in town. Especially the Hibachi grill! Ismael throws down on it like no other. This is my wife and I favorite spot and I’m sure it will be yours also once you have a taste of it. Anytime is a good time to go because no matter what the restaurant is so big it can seat as many as you may have in your party.

This was pretty good for a buffet. The veggies and fruits seem really fresh and 95% of the food did too. My only complaint is that the chicken is mostly dark meat.
The restaurant is clean and while the tables and booths seem a little dated the rest of the place looks brand new.
We were so impressed we thought they must be a new place (read: temporary good quality) so we were astonished to hear that it’s been there for several years.
It’s totally worth a try! We’ll go back for sure.

I love eating here. The hibachi grill to me isn’t that great, but this rest of there food is pretty dang good.

This is one of the better Chinese buffets in the area for the price. Decent selection of sushi compared to others and fairly fresh. Large selection of Chinese food. Their salt and pepper shrimp is good and disappears quickly from the buffet. If you are one of the sorts to go to the buffet for crabs legs, they only serve them at dinner to my knowledge and better be prepared to circle that spot like a vulture. I have yet to try their hibachi but there is often a line of people waiting for it so I will take that as a good sign. They have a few non-​Chinese options such as pizza which go over well with my kids. Their dessert selection is huge but mainly comprised of different fruits such as pineapple, peaches, pears, and apples. My hubby always gets their banana pudding. Their wait staff is hit or miss as I have had some who were spot on with drink refills and removing finished plates, but just last night had to practically hunt down our waitress for everything from refills to our check.

Parking is easy. Price is comparable to similar Chinese buffets. The food tasted OK. Actually like it more now that I have been to some other Chinese buffets. It has a large variety of Chinese food, sushi, American food, several desserts. The Spring Egg Rolls are ok, would have preferred regular Pork Egg Rolls rather than the Dragon Rolls that they have (just meat rather than vegetables and meat).

The food is good but not amazing. I like the mongolian grill in it with plenty of ingredients to choose from. On the weekend the food is hot and fresh but during the week some of it dries out or gets cold. We just ate there and had to avoid the salmon, macaroni and cheese and one or two other items due to the age of them.

Not the best but I like this place. I have been here many times but the best time to go is Sunday’s between the hours 1pm-​8pm it might be busy but that the best time to go well the reason that is… if it not busy its seems like they leave the food set there all day long. not good at all… But there was a few times I been here and I was very disappointed but then I come back and it was A– OK.

A decent buffet in the suburbia to enjoy with family. Their hibachi is surprisingly really good with the meat tasting fresh. Nothing special on the sushi so don’t expect much. It’s mainly abundant in rice and not so much filling for the sushi. Everything else like lo mein, orange chicken, soup, shrimp, crab… I can’t really complain for the price of $ 9-​$ 10 (kids under 10 yrs old eat for $ 4.99 during weeknights for dinner). Lo mein was very soft and delish. Fried food is plentiful… there’s butterfly shrimp, chicken nuggets, egg rolls, fried rice, and etc.
I must say that their shrimp is great. It has a very light battered seasoning and perfect for flavor as you peel the shrimp with your mouth. (Those were hogged alot at the Restaurant). FYI to crab lovers, there’s also this small crab that is fried and packed with crab meat… on the weekends they serve crab legs. Other seafoods are salmon, flounder, mussels, and crawfish. Don’t get excited about the crawfish… it’s not flavorful like you would find at the Boiling Crab. In fact, the crawfish was pretty bad to me, so eat with caution. For dessert, theres ice cream cones, fruit, banana pudding, chocolate cake, and etc!
The restaurant is very spacious and clean looking. It also has a touch of class with its glass chandelier and water fountain for decoration. Service is great. The waiters/​waitresses are very attentive and cleans off plates at the table every 15min. Also the cook is pretty good on restocking food when it gets low. Overall, the food and service is decent.

Nothing special, just ok.

This buffet is a great value. They have a wide array of offerings and are very attentive at keeping the food replenished. The quality of the food varies from dish to dish; some being of higher caliber than others but seeing as this is a very reasonably priced buffet; it’s permissible.
The mainstay staples of the typical Asian buffet are done quite well here. Orange Chicken, Fried Rice and Pot stickers are consistently delicious and fresh and serve as a nice complement to their other more unusual fare. Some of my favorite items from the buffet are the Panko Breaded Shrimp, the Fried Fishballs and the Black Pepper Chicken. They are also serve top notch sodas. They are always correctly formulated and are a great companion to the food.
One arena where this establishment does fall short is in the Sushi department. They definitely skimp on the meat and the rolls have a tendency to easily fall apart.
The décor here is eccentric East meets West. It’s a visual battle between hundreds of feet of neon tubing, a giant crystal chandelier in the shape of a massive schooner and flat screen televisions set against more delicate design elements. The music played here is power pop. I’ve heard everything from Jay-​Z, to Enrique Iglesias and Lady Gaga played here. It definitly creates a high energy vibe that is refreshing in contrast to other buffets I’ve been to that opt for sedate Muzak.
The staff and service here is very friendly. Everytime I have been here, I am always greeted with sincere smiles and I feel as if the people who work here are happy with their environment.
Overall, I give this place threes stars because some of their dishes and Sushi could stand to be improved. However, they do have a very ample buffet at a reasonable price and friendly atmosphere.