Gourmet Buffet

Ok, where do I start… you seriously called this a Buffet!!! We came here on a way to a vacation and happened to stop in for some food. Man, what a mistake. My daughter ate the noodles and her stomach hurt like it never had hurt before! The selection was terrible. Chicken and bricolli, and fried rice were the only things one can eat. And it wasn’t too good. I stood in the buffet aisles and contemplate a long time as to what I can eat since there’s nothing to choose from. I have eaten at just about all the buffets and this is one could be a lot better. My son had the hibachi and he enjoyed it. Two stars.

Never ever eat at this place unless you like having tiny knats in your noodles we showed the waiter the wife and I got up to walk out and 3 waiters chased us out the door and said come back we take 20 percent off really your freaking kidding me we kept walking out will never be back I strongly recommend to not eat here

As a fatass truck driver, i seek out the local chinese buffet often. This place was marginal. Very small selection, not very fresh ingredients or good quality meat. The sushi was well beyond its peak. Granted, i’m not hugging the porcelain steering wheel and squirting out hot mustard, but i am definitly not jumping for joy either. In total: sub-​standard.

Good place for a meal with lots of seating. Has seating areas for larger groups in side rooms. Good for people who don’t like Chinese food, has an American table and a large salad bar. Also has full desert bar with soft serve ice-​cream. Lunch buffet runs about $ 10 with an soda, so the price is good. Dinner buffet, while more expensive, is also good and has additional items like crab legs and fried shrimp.
Some of the negative aspects include at times getting really busy. Sushi is ok, but it isn’t the kind you get at a full Sushi bar, fresh off the line. Soda was a little weak the last few times I ate here, and the bathrooms are not the best.

Super fail, Gourmet Buffet… you did me wrong this time!
I like to think I have an iron stomach, I’ve been told this by many people throughout the years. I can mix milk and OJ in my stomach like it ain’t no thing while others stare in amazement. I may know of just one other time in my life I actually had «food poisoning». Doh, they got me and got me good…
STAY AWAY FROM THE COLD CLAMS, I REPEAT… DON’T TOUCH THEM! The are located next to the king crab legs, clams still in the half shell, on ice. I vomited the entire next day and I’m 95% certain they were the culprit. Ugh, never ever ever again.
If I had never gotten sick, I would have likely given the restaurant 3 stars as I’ve been many other times with no issues. But now I’m leery about ever returning, at least I’ll stay away from the cold seafood next time. I’m a fan of the faux sushi here, I’m a fan of the king crab legs, I’m a fan of the pick your own items for a stir fry, all have been great. But you don’t get off easy when you’re serving food that can get your customers ill.
The pizza is gross, on a Chinese buffet? Blech. The Chinese fried offerings usually scare me as well, people should not consume this much grease. French fries, seriously? Oh look, pork dumpling dimsum! Now that’s more like it…
Sigh, this was a tough review to write and I’m disappointed at what happened. I have relatives less than a mile away and frequent the Wal-​Mart often. I gave up on the ones downtown because you became somewhat of a staple to me for a quick sushi lunch that cost less than $ 7. Only time will tell if I’ll go back or not.

Decent Chinese Buffet as Chinese Buffets go.
I always go into these with great expectations and rarely leave feeling like they have met my expectations. This one does fall short, but not as bad as most.
This place is cleaner than most and has a decent variety of food.
As with most Chinese Buffets, there are only a few options for vegetarians.
The hibachi line can get painfully long!
Sushi, which should be made fresh in small batches can be seen sitting out there for hours.
The staff either does not understand English or refuses to acknowledge that they do. This means that if this place appeals to you, great, but if you want something, there is no one to talk to.
If you want Chinese Buffet in Bloomsburg this is the best option.

Like the Frog Legs.
Sushi Chef and Habachi Grill come with the deal.
As Chinese Buffets go, this is a pretty good one… On the other hand, the local paper has reported that they have been cited several times for Re-​serving food.

This is one of the best chinese buffets I’ve been to, simply because of their fantastic, fresh hibachi grill. Made to order with some of my favorites like rice noodles, bamboo, and shrimp. Pick from several sauces and you have a meal. Good soups and traditional chinese american dishes. Vinegar chicken stood out for me as a favorite. Decent enough sushi that I always had some. Night time brings more elaborate choices like frogs legs and king crab.
One of the funniest things about the waitresses is their american name tags. I’m guessing «Candy» is not a name they were born with. Host can be mean, yelling at us when he thinks we did not pay. «Who had the tea!!» Other good memories here… getting yelled at by a local for eating with chopsticks…“What, a fork is too *american* for you? You think you are better than us?” And my boss screaming…“I am going to *kill* the person who has been letting their phone go off for twenty minutes? What the f_​_​_​is their problem… oh, that’s my phone.”

Awesome Buffet!
Wide, wide range of foods, from your Chinese to American fares, and everything in between!
The hibachi is solid, and the sushi is tantalizing!
The servers here have no conception of English, but that’s part of the allure of a Chinese place, right?
This is the BEST Chinese buffet in the Bloomsburg area!