Hong Kong Buffet

Good food if you order off the menu. Would have like the buffet but lately all Chinese Buffet offer nothing but Seafood or Chicken for me I can not eat seafood due to allergies and just plainly do not eat chicken very disappointing for the buffet. Had to order from the menu and the meal was good and the staff very friendly and helpful.

As someone who mostly frequents China Buffet almost across the street from here, I can say this is an excellent buffet. If you come in around 9 and the food has been sitting out, the wait staff is so attentive, they ask if you want anything cooked and they do it for you without a problem.
This place is open till 10:30 on weekdays so if you’re in the mood for late night chinese and sushi, this is the place. Most Chinese places close earlier and it’s not often that chinese places will cook fresh food for you especially so late.
Very nice buffet, great sushi options (not overly varied) which is enough to tame your sushi cravings for the day.
Service is excellent, you’re drinks will be refilled immediately and you will not have to worry about finished plates crowding the table, which is usually a pet peeve of mine when I go to chinese buffet restaurants.

Standard buffet with adequate options and flavorful food. Waitstaff attentive, but not real friendly.

I’ve so far only been to this buffet once, but they made a very favorable impression on me. They have a very nice building and a good staff.
The obvious local comparison is to the China Buffet, which is a pretty good place as well. The Hong Kong Buffet has a nicer-​looking, brighter interior than the former, but then China Buffet is in the building that used to be McDonald’s. HKB also has a slightly larger selection of dishes than CB, but those dishes that are the same also taste the same. At suppertime HKB is definitely more expensive than CB, but I believe they’re comparable at lunch.
HKB is a somewhat nicer buffet for a somewhat higher price. I’m sure I’ll be back to this buffet in the future, but I’m not going to abandon CB for it.

There are no surprises here. If you’ve been to a Chinese buffet before, you know what you’re going to get.
There are a couple things that set HKB apart though. First of all, the prices are cheap, especially with the coupons you can usually find in the paper. You can’t beat a lunch buffet for $ 3.99. Even crappy food is worth that (and this isn’t crappy food).
Second of all, the selection of food is pretty good and there are a few stand-​out dishes that are really good. The mala chicken is one of my favorites. They also have a grilled chicken dish (I think they call it BBQ chicken maybe?) that is just awesome. The won ton soup is always good, and I’ll never turn down the teriyaki chicken on a stick.
HKB is definitely an above-​average Chinese buffet. It isn’t in the big leagues yet because it lacks a hibachi grill and fresh sushi bar that seem to be becoming standard in the better Asian buffets in bigger cities, but HKB is still good for what it is. This place delivers solid Americanized Chinese food at really good prices.