Looking for a place to eat, we stumbled upon this Asian restaurant with an all-you-can-eat buffet.
We received a warm welcome and enjoyed our meal; there was a good selection.
A very traditional restaurant, seemingly stuck in the 2000s; you can tell the food isn't refreshed throughout the evening. The selection is very basic. The classic service is in t-shirts and shorts, and, somewhat insignificantly, the soft drink is served without the proper glass. Only the price is appealing.
Traditional Asian Buffet
The decor feels outdated compared to other, more modern buffets.
You'll find the classics: sushi, seafood, fried dishes, and steamed items.
There's also a wok station with several basic preparations.
The food was decent, but the abundance of frozen items, like the seafood, fried dishes, and desserts, made it rather average.
It's not a place where you'll experience culinary bliss, but it's acceptable, and the price reflects the quality.
The cocktails weren't great; they weren't even shaken, just poured from scratch.
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