New China Buffet

You'll never have to wait here because there's never anybody here...and for good reason. This place is the definition of why Chinese buffets should be outlawed. This is to good Chinese what Old Country Buffet is to Ruth's Chris. The food is never fresh, you'll see skin on top of the soups, the sushi isn't cold...it just isn't a good place to eat. I'd much rather go take out than have the this gruel. Take a family of four and you'll pay close to 40 bucks. it isn't worth $20. Stay away! Pros: It's close to my house Cons: The food, the dirty floors, the disgusting bathrooms more

We ate there last night and we will never be back! We should have known when we pulled into the parking lot at 6:30 p.m. on a Friday night and saw the parking lot only half full that it wouldn't be good. The restaurant wasn't even half full. There was a very disgruntled two year old having a screaming fit and the host tried to seat us right next to this terror of a child (who screamed extremely loud the whole time we were there) and we pointed out a corner booth away from this child and asked if we could be seated over there instead, the host stopped while staring at us with a irritated look and then took us over to the other seating (mind you they had half a restaurant to choose from!). The host took our drink order and after that we were never spoken to by the staff. The waitress who took over never smiled, never grunted, never made a sound although we spoke to her. Even when she brought the check she did not say thank you come again or have a nice night (needless to say she did not get a tip). If you want to include crab legs into your buffet you will have to pay $3.00 more for the buffet and be prepared to pick through the 3 or 4 that are left in the pan (never refilled the whole time we were there). Most of the pans were only a quarter filled and what was in them looked old. Pros: No wait, because no one is there. Cons: Buffet more than half empty and food old, pay extra for crab legs, and rude service. more