Crazy Buffet

I would give it a ZERO star. I arrived at 2:52 pm by 3:15 pm the server was already trying to cash me out! All the server are extremely rude ! In top of that they tried to charge me the Dinner price because my husband had (5 pieces of coconut shrimps) he only had lo– mein and the 5 coconut shrimps!!! This is not the first time it has happen, we had a family birthday group of 10+ and again after 30 mins they tried to rush the group out and this time it was at dinner price !!! The whole point of someone going to a buffet is to try a little bit of everything !!! But this buffet only likes people to have one plate of food and leave!!!

My wife is an Asian buffet fan. Thus I get to eat at a lot of them. This one compares well to our favorite in NJ. The sushi bar is very good. The Kani salad is worth a try here. The selection of Asian entrees is large but not overwhelming. Taste above average (for a buffet). Good desserts. One thing I didn’t like was that the food got cold in a hurry: perhaps the steam table is hot enough.
One thing I never saw in NJ buffets was the phở bar. So that’s a plus.
The hibachi was good but I didn’t see any prk there.

#Came here with my family on Christmas. The older folks love it because it is affordable and there are a lot of choices. They especially like the seafood.
For me, most of the food was gross. But I can understand why it’s a good place to go to if you want a #super Chinese buffet. They even have those fried doughnuts I only ever see at a #super Chinese buffet.

Amazing sushi. Like super amazing. Really really fresh tasting. Good quality sashimi. I pretty much only like going here for the sushi. The warm rolls stay very warm don’t get cold. The rest of the buffet is decent I didn’t like a lot of the items. Their hibachi and Phở station seems promising. Their dumplings and dimsum like items are really awful. But over all a very tasty experience. I would come back again and again. Can’t beat that price.

I just had dinner yesterdayfrom this restaurant, after comming back home, i had a really bad stomachache, I ate 3 oysters plus all the cooked items, not able to sleep all night because of the stomachache, very disappointed.

The first time I went I thought it was amazing as they had fresh sushi. The problem is that their soy sauce is horrible and the most salty I’ve ever had therefore you don’t eat too much sushi and I think they plan it that way. No, there is no low sodium soy sauce in the house. After a few more visits the appeal started to wear off. For one there’s this smell of the place that gets worse every time you go there. The worst of all is the female staff. They are the most wretched women I’ve ever come into contact with. They stare you down like you’re a bug, they bring you your check before you’re ready for it. I even had one of them stand over me as I wrote in the tip and glared at me because it was too low. Finally after I had enough I told here this 2.00 was too much because of her doing this and told her I’d never come back. These people need to be deported.

This place is really good and is the only buffet I been too that had all the regular sushi’s that I normally eat at a sushi place and is the only buffet I ever eat sushi in!!! So it’s unfortunate that I had to give them two stars!
My review is strictly on the female workers!!!
I don’t understand why they had so much attitude problems here I Ask for my Coke because she didn’t bring me anything then she rudely said okay okay wait !!! Like okay? It’s your job to bring me what ever I ask for especially if I’m paying for a drink that YOU didn’t bring me … My boyfriend wanted the think you break crab legs with and they said they didn’t have it anymore!!! Excuse me? We came in thanksgiving day there was prob not even 10
People inside! He had to ask one of the cooks. Over all they killed our excitement the management should really put all the girls to customer service anger management and English classes !!! So dumb! Very disappointed!!!

Ok so I must have been «Crazy» to come here. The sushi is ok, hot food is ok but what do you expect for a Chinese buffet? I expect for 4 and $ 65 for it to be decent which this is not. Soy sauce is the saltiest I have ever had. I have had much better Chinese buffet in Orlando, Ichiban on W Irlo Bronson is waaaayyyy better. Some of the girls completely ignore you in here and it quite frankly pissed me off. My iced tea looks like mud and that was the second one they brought me. Very disappointed but this restaurant forced me to download the Unilocal app and do my first review. So I thank them for that.

This restaurant has all the dishes from sushi to chinese to Vietnamese phở noodle. Large varieties with fresh food.
I would recommend steamed fish or curry tripe as they are exotic dishes.
Their dessert bar is huge also, so save your stomach for that too. :-)

Nothing outstanding here, except that they had «seafood» on the buffet. I went to the back and asked for a few oysters. They pulled them from an iceless box, and shucked them for me. They were quite warm. Yuck.
The rest of the food on the buffet was very typical of any other mass Chinese buffet. Despite the very friendly service, I would not go back.

All of the food I had was pretty good. They also serve Vietnamese Phở noodle soup. I did not try it but my parents who are Vietnamese said it is better than some Vietnamese phở restaurants at home, Jax, Fl. Which I would say is awesome. The only thing I didn’t like was the one seafood item I had, too much sodium content. But overall pretty good.

The choices here are staggering; Mongolian barbeque, sushi and the usual asian options as well as sweet potato pie, baked mussels, chicken legs and much MUCH more. My favorite was the banana pudding. Service was pretty standard. The only two drawbacks were 1) some low-​rent patrons complaining to get something free, getting «ghetto» (west 50, what do you expect?)… I actually saw a woman wearing a shower cap slapping a 2 year-​old in the face outside the restaurant! (Yes, I told her I was going to call the police). And 2) because there are so many foods out on display, some dishes have completely died under the lights. Overall it’s a decent experience for $ 8.99 per person, especially if you eat a lot of food.

Large selection of food and for a great price.
The initial appearance of this place is misleading as it’s located at the end of a strip mall and almost looks like a hole in the wall. However, once you step inside it’s extremely spacious and has a ton of seating and lots of food options.
My family came here on Saturday evening, and it was packed. People were flooding in non-​stop. But because of the spacious seating, we were able to get a table immediately.
The food selection here can be a little overwhelming. They boast that they have more than 250 options, and it’s no lie. They have a separate station for sushi, 3 – 4 stations for standard Chinese buffet items, a salad bar, a dessert bar and a seafood/​stir fry bar.
I would say I tried about 10% of their offerings. Some of their items were really good… like the freshly shucked oysters that were also really plump, the deep fried crab and shrimp and their baked clams. Other items, I’ve had better (such as their sesame balls, lo mein and crab ragoon). Their sushi bar was average… I mean you can’t really expect high quality stuff at a buffet. Their dessert bar was pretty mediocre too. I’m giving this place a ³⁄₅ because my hit or miss experience with their offerings.
You definitely get your bang for a buck here though. It’s only $ 15/​person for the dinner buffet. Super reasonable considering all of their offerings.

I wish this place wasn’t so far from my house :(. They were an awesome buffet (8.99 for lunch? Yes please) and I did not need to drink three gallons of water afterwards to offset the sodium consumption.
They had a sushi bar and an awesome vietnamese soup (phở) bar. They cook the ingredients then you pour the broth into a bowl. The clams were awesome and the food was switched our regularly.
Will definitely be back soon!

Growing up in South Florida, Chinese Buffets were a staple. In Orlando though it’s impossible to find one that is cheap, clean and has a good selection… until now. Crazy Buffet is exactly what I was looking for. For $ 9 for lunch I ate as much as I wanted, didn’t even make it to some of the items I wanted to try from being so full and didn’t have to worry about the place being dirty or closing down halfway into my meal. The sushi is comparable to Publix, and you can watch them make it, so you know it’s fresh, the fried sushi was a little dry for my taste, but once I added some soy sauce it was great. All of the Chinese dishes were as good or better than I thought they would be. Everything was hot, and I could see they were rotating in new food constantly so nothing was ever empty or too dried out. I will be going back immediately.

I’ll admit I was kind of reluctant to go to Crazy Buffet. While it came up as one of the highest rated Chinese Buffets in Orlando it’s a little far from me and I wasn’t too sure about it. Anyway, I lost the battle and my family set off for Crazy Buffet.
My first impression was that it was packed. Which is a good thing for buffets, because that means they are constantly bringing out new stuff.
Kids prices are determined by height instead of age (I’m guessing because it’s harder to lie about your kid’s height). Luckily I have short children, but if your kids run tall you may take issue with this.
The buffet seemed clean and there was a very good selection. I’m a little paranoid about buffet cleanliness but I didn’t see anything that freaked me out.
I’m not sure I’d go back. It is a bit far for me and wasn’t anything particularly amazing, but it was fine.

This is one of the better buffets in town. Especially with fresh oysters, a hibachi grill, phở and sushi. Pricing here is good for the amount you eat. The only strange thing that happened here was a power outage. The generator kicked back up but went back down. We were comped half price for the meal. Good thing we were pretty much finished with dinner.

This Chinese buffet is pretty big. There are a lot of seats so you are most likely to be seated right away. Perfect for those people who are super hungry.
There are myriads of hot and cold food. One that is unique to find in this buffet is the Vietnamese Phở. The rest is pretty much standard Chinese buffet food. They do have crabs that are cooked in ginger scallion sauce. There are also steamed craw fish if you are into those.
The food doesn’t taste bad, but the place seems very dirty. There were people using the same tong for everything. Like they literally carry the tong from one dish to another dish, then left it there. I think there should be someone monitoring the cleanliness of the food stations instead of just refilling the food.
I will not go again because of its dirtiness.

I would say this is the best Asian buffet in the area, there aren’t many that are memorable in the positive way. This location was OK, but it can get really packed, especially during the weekend. I would say that the food is pretty fresh because of the higher turnover, but it can be frustrating as many of the patrons are inconsiderate of others when it comes to getting food (specifically, sushi, oysters, and the crabs).
Other than that, I would likely return.

One of my favorite buffets, they are a buck or two more expensive than others, but the quality of the food and the selection more than make up for it. Like most buffets, the atmosphere is a little hokey, but when I’m there to enjoy the four sided all-​you-​can-​eat sushi station, i can forgive them.
The hibachi and Mongolian bbq station are amazing, offering great variety, and the selections of other foods seems to go on endlessly.