A1 Super Buffet

Good food, good variety! Lots of favorites, Gen chicken, good lo mein & lots of interesting foods like octopus & clams! Crispy fried shrimp & chicken wings. Very good service!

Okay service, crawfish tasted very dry and frozen. Fried rice was not good, I think the price is a little too high compared to the quality of the food here.

They were open on ThanksGiving. Thank you for that! Earned you the five star.
One of the better Chinese buffets I’ve been to. Buffets don’t normally have great food but theirs was pretty good!
The only thing that was really off putting was the smelly beggar sitting by the front door. Dude, I’ll give you twenty bucks to take a bath, seriously. He was gross.

Service is still good.
Food selection limited, not sure if it’s the time of day.
This place is huge.
Cool that you can serve yourself ice cream but the area tailors to low income and dude with dirt on his hands left dirt in the ice cream barrel. I told him it wasn’t cool. He said «ni modo»
Tables sticky.
Overall I’m sure I will be back.

this place doesn’t even deserve 1 star…
yuck food. has no flavor, nothing impressive here at all.
If I can say 1 good thing, its that its pretty clean inside
but the quality of food is bland and terrible. don’t waste your money.

I love this place. I normally don’t care for chinese food especially chinese buffets, but this place is so delicious! Everything tastes so fresh and good. The service is good and they have a great selection of food. They also have sushi and ice cream. This place is to die for.

A1 has downgrade their menu. The price was decent however, it’s not worth the money when food quality isn’t up to par and not many selections to choose from. The cook was probably having a bad day or something; he pretty much threw half a gallon of salt on the fries. Food was cold by the time I brought it back to my table.
Our tab was 22.28 $ for party of two. We paid 25 $ and the waitress didn’t bring back our change. (She may assumed the change was her tips or something).

Don’t go on a weekday, limited choices, cold food that was picked over. The egg drop soup tasted like water and there were no green onion left to try to help it. The fried rice was orange, tasted like cardboard, crunchy and got stuck in my teeth. I also found a hair in my cold stir fry broccoli…
The energy was very off, as I felt uncomfortable to get up and try to salvage some stir fry with people staring. Probably the most unsatisfying meal I have had, not trying to be harsh but this was not my first time going, but it surely was my last.

Service is great but the only thing I recommend is changing the menu. I’ve been going to this restaurant for over 3 years and I’m not going to lie same of everything and I’m not even lying. I wish that there restrooms or a little bit more clean though

This place has good food. The price is a little much for what they have to offer though.
Their green beans didn’t taste how most Asian buffets make their green beans. They definitely needed flavor. The rice noodles were good. The rice came out fresh when I served myself but I still got crunchy rice in the mix. The shrimp weren’t cleaned which is typical of buffets.
The room is pretty open. The booth seats are hard and old. The Tv’s were all turned to the Spanish channel with no volume. The Tv’s are also very high and small that you can’t really even see them. Overall it was alright I wouldn’t go again for dinner as the price isn’t worth it to me

If you’re looking to eat a lot of greasy, semi-​decent Chinese food, this is the place to go. It’s nothing impressive but you get a lot of food for what you pay for. When you walk in, you’ll notice that this place is pretty old & outdated. It doesn’t seem that clean to me either. But compared to Mandarin Chinese Buffet near 7^th street in Fort Worth, it’s a step up. They have more selection & the food is decent. I can’t really say it’s great or fantastic because they can definitely do better and I’ve definitely had better. Their sushi is not that great so I don’t tend to get it like I usually do at other Chinese buffets. I will say though that I’m surprised that they have some dim sum selection which is actually pretty good.

My new spot! More Asian variety! dim som. Squid, octopus, duck, clams, Baotou, sushi. For a great price!

I dont know why there are sp many great reviews on this one, or maybe becuz i came on a Tuesday night hmm. I came at 7pm, and there were barely any options. Well they had barbecue, with 3 choices of meat, some meatballs, and old veggie. Stir fried section didnt have a lot of foods either, there were about 6,7 kinds and thats all. Oyster, dont even mention, taste like its been there for weeks :| and barely any desert, 3,4 kinds of fruits and ice-​cream :/​they didnt even take of the kiwi’s skin, u’re gonna have to cut off by urself. First time left a buffet with an empty stomach.
there were no sushi nor dimsum as the other reviews (as i said probably i didnt come at the right time). But i’ve lost my taste and opinion abt the restaurant already, will not come back

Awesome food! Amazing spread of delicious. Come at dinner, eat & party after. Great launch of Korean BBQ. Price great! food spread. Can’t match great food, music & fun time. Have a food coma tommorrow

Great dim sum!
I was very (pleasantly) surprised in eating here as it was not my first choice with our group. They are one of the few buffets I’ve seen here that have real dim sum, with everything appearing to be hand-​made and served in steamers. their was good, but I was hoping to find their variation of vinegar/​garlic/​soy dipping sauce and they don’t have any.
Everything was fresh and tasty. The waitstaff was ready and attentive.

An unlimited buffet for $ 9.99 set off a few alarms in my head right off the bat.
This is one of those places where you have to manage your expectations. That being said, overall I would say that the quality of the food was above average for what I thought I might be getting for $ 9.99. My personal favorite was the calamari. One thing that struck me was that they have oysters on the half shell. I don’t think I’m willing to take my chances on that one.
The asian dishes were pretty average I would say with nothing to really write home about. A few were intriguing because they were more authentic asian dishes, which is the kind of thing I love trying.
All in all I would say that I came away satisfied (and very full) from my experience at A1 Super Buffet. If you are feeling extra adventurous and hungry I would recommend giving it a shot.

We’ve been here 7 or 8 times now (my wife used to like it)
Overall pretty mediocre.
The good — they have a bit of dim sum, spicy squid is good, hot and sour is top notch, they are one of few buffets to boast crab. I found the young people on the wait staff to be helpful and friendly. They have an assortment of junk food for picky children (pizza, chicken nuggets).
The bad — the sushi is almost always veggie only (no salmon/​tuna etc.), the steamed fish is usually pretty overcooked and dry, the owner/​manager (not sure which) seems to just walk around looking at patrons — which kind of creeps me out, it’s dingy
The ugly — when they get into the last hour or two before closing, they quit keeping bins full. We’ve always been there for dinner and often had to chase them down to refill one or another dish. It got very annoying being told «yes, yes» and then nothing happening. So we’ve now found other buffets and really quit going here.

I thought the buffett was actually good. The Orange Chicken and Terriyaki Chicken was very good. The rice and stir fried noodles was fresh and tasty. They had pizza, beef satay, and too much too list here. The beef satay was good and I wish they had sticky rice to go with that, but I quickly remembered this is not a Thai restaurant. The staff quickly put fresh food out before the food ran out and the restaurant had plenty of tables. Lastly, the forturne cookies were fresh and good. Usually the fortune cookies are old at other Chinese restaurants but not at A1 Super Buffett. I will definitely recommend this place to anyone that loves good Chinese food.

This is a pretty big buffet inside. I was here for my cousins graduation party and we had 100 people with us. We were all seated spaciously with plenty of room around us to spare. The décor is pretty nice and there’s all a private room in the back next to the restroom.
The food was pretty decent. I really liked that they had crab, oysters, snail and clams. The sushi wasnt anything special. And the make ur own soups was good. I didn’t like that there wasn’t a giant Selection of food. The place was so big but only in the middle was the buffet floor.

So so disappointed!!! This place was suggested by a friend because it was the only place he knew that served dim sum. I was disappointed by the dim sum and the food overall, I wanted to cry. The food looked great, but was barely warm and tasted pretty badly. I can’t remember one thing that tasted good and my water glass was dirty. No thanks, not coming back again.