Garden Buffet

This is one of those typical all you can eat Chinese buffets. It is hit or miss. The soups are all very well made and tasty. The vegetable mei fun is also very good. I also enjoyed the baked scallops in shell and pepper steak.
Like most Chinese buffets now there is sushi although it isn’t exactly what you would pay for in any Japanese restaurant. The sushi is just a lot of vinegar rice with a little bit of imitation crab, cream cheese, and/​or avocado and oshinko (pickled vegetable). You won’t see any shrimp, salmon, tuna, octopus, eel, etc. like you may find at some Chinese buffets. There is also the mandatory Chinese buffet pizza of course and fried rice which is so-​so.
Overall the food is average which is saying a lot considering the quality of the food in the past was abhorrent. Everything on the buffet has made a drastic improvement in quality! Give it another try if you haven’t been there in a few years.

This Chinese buffet used to be good but it has gone downhill. At 5:30 p.m., the food looked like to had been out for a while. Rice was crunchy, veg lo mein only included cabbage, most of the dishes were chicken, so if you’re looking for variety, this ain’t it.