China Super Buffet

Umm, just no. Food dishes are always empty, very terrible service. It’s cheap and may be good if you’re hungover to help you get rid of the night before, ugh. Never coming back

If I could give a negative star I would, run the other way. You’re better going McDonald’s or Taco Bell. The veggies on the Mongolian section are super dry and old. What a disappointment!
They have a «C» rating in red. HOPEFULLY I won’t get sick!

As Simon Cowell once said «that was atrocious!» The food was nothing less than pure punishment. Tried about 12 different options and they were unbearable. After about 15 minutes of agony i had to immediately go to a local health food store and get a fast acting liver and colon cleanse. Do yourself a favor a don’t get suckered into this cheap chinese buffet.

Service was not ok… it was horrible! It’s very obvious that the staff hates their jobs. One worker straight up was sleeping on the bench in the lobby as we were leaving. I should have taken a picture. Sleeping, and it’s 5:30pm. The food wasn’t any better. If I could give a negative star I would!

Not much selection at all. Even on a Saturday @ $ 9.99 NO SUSHI AT ALL… DRINK IS NOT INCLUDED. Do yourself a favor. If you do decide to go here? Please look at the food first before you decided to eat here. You’ll be glad you did.

After 20 years of driving by this place I finally decided to give it a try and at the time of this review have probably been here about 15 times. With lunch at $ 6 and dinner at $ 9 (fountain drinks an extra $ 1.70) the price was appealing but I was cautious that it might be questionable. Note: Senior discount on Sundays brings the total to a whopping $ 4.99. What I discovered was a pretty vast selection of what you might expect from a Chinese oriented restaurant. My favorite by far is the Mongolia BBQ where fresh veggies can be prepped to your individual liking. You can add some frozen meats or noodles as well, and again, season to your own liking. This alone is more than worth the price of admission.
In the main buffet areas there is a decent selection of fish, chicken, beef, vegetables and even shrimp. I found the shrimp to be understandably popular and many of the chicken items (of which there were at least 4 to choose) were darn good. I mean we are talking $ 6 for lunch and the amount of food you can consume is truly ridiculous if you choose to do so (and looking at the crowd it would seem they tend to do so).
The desserts are far from delicious but few leave without enjoying a little soft serve vanilla often topped over a fairly enjoyable hot apple pie.
The place could use some aesthetic improvements and some might question the food quality as a result but I have found the food to be consistent and unquestionably properly prepared. Perhaps the aesthetics assist in keeping the price as low as they do.
So if you tend to over indulge you will not go away hungry and the food should be considered a bargain and overall enjoyable no matter how stuffed you might feel as you depart. If you prefer vegetarian or gluten free you can select the Mongolian BBQ customized to your liking or a small variety of vegetable based entries along the main buffet. The 4 stars is due to decent food flavor, quality and price vs an environment that could use a bit of a facelift. But one thing for sure, I’ll be back again and again. As a friend said when I took him there «What a Find!».

For the price, $ 10 of weekends, $ 6 on weekdays lunch (drinks $ 1.59) this is as good as the Asian buffet’s get. Always try to stop when I have time, passing thru Temecula. The lack of Sushi is more than made up for in Mongolian BBQ. A big ol’ plate of Salt n Pepper Shrimp is worth the 10 bucks. Everything was enjoyable. In addition to the good soups, cheesy muscles, both baked and fried chicken wings, and huge portion of apple pie, just the compliment alone form the hostess will make me return. When I asked if they had a senior discount, «You don’t look 60, you look too young.» I asked her to marry me :) 50% off for seniors on Sundays.
COKE ALERT: Too bad, they serve the P stuff :(
TOILET PAPER NAPKIN ALERT: While the initial napkin given with the utensils is normal, the extra napkins left on the table are toilet paper thin, something many restaurants are now doing because they think is saves money. Not if a customer has to use 20 of them only one time each.

Cheap buffet and cheap quality ingredients. Only saving grace is the Mongolian grill where the cook is very sloppy spilling your food all over the ground. Wish they would bump its prices to $ 7.99 for lunch and 10.99 for dinner so that they would improve its quality.

This place is great, great service great prices… Also the Ribs, shrimp & mussels with Egg Drop soup are yummy. I wish they would make coconut shrimp. The Won-​Tons are delicious… I love all there food., great environment

Service is okay, food is not great.
I mean, what do you expect from a cheap buffet? You get what you pay for.
If you do go here, go when they have their lunch special. It’s not worth it otherwise, in my opinion. I went on a weekend when it is $ 10 and I felt like it wasn’t worth it.
If you need a cheap meal, go here. If you’re not picky, go here.
If you are looking for quality, go elsewhere.

If you have a large group of family and friends visiting for some occasion (birthday, graduation, etc) and they aren’t high maintenance, China Super Buffet would be a good choice. I don’t take issue with this place. You get what you pay for, but the buffet prices are the most affordable in this area (especially during lunch). They have enough variety and options along the rows, a Mongolian grill station, a dessert bar, table service… it’s fits the bill of a standard Asian buffet. Though cheap, the food is fine. Sometimes the Mongolian grill will be closed early, as we’ve experienced during dinner, but the staff have been nice enough to let us reserve the back room for our parties. The majority of us have dealt with the novelty wearing off, so with the many dining options around town, we don’t frequent much anymore, but it’s still worth a try.

Not bad. Stopped here because my little one wanted to eat a buffet. Not a bad choice at all. Tasty food and service people are very attentive to your needs. That in itself is a plus.

Lunch Buffet. Price is under $ 10. Definitely worth the price.
Come during the busy times, then the food gets changed more often with fresh food.
The quality of the food is slightly better than a fast food chinese restaurant. But for the price, it’s definitely worth coming here. For a couple dollars more than China Panda or other chinese fast food options, you get a whole lot more and better quality. I don’t understand the low stars.
The low stars initially makes one hesitate to come here, but this is decent and satisfying for the lunch buffet and the price you’re getting it for.

Good food! Love the variety of foods they offer. It’s a clean restaurant, plates look clean, fast service. Reasonable prices. Will come back to this place!

It was a darn decent buffet very affordable. Service was great she took our drinks made sure they were full and plates. The only thing I took a star away for is the horrible bathroom looked like straight up Compton lol anyways for 5.99 can’t beat it

You get what you pay for. I can’t complain because the lunch special is very affordable. Its your typical low budget all you can eat buffet. I enjoy the orange chicken and the fried chicken wings. When it is busy the food is fresh. The Mongolian grill is also a good choice.
The problem is that the waitresses here hardly speak any english. I am not knocking them because I know for a fact they are here from their country trying to better their lives and this chinese restaurant like all others gives these young people employement while they adjust their immigration status but someone should let them know that clearing dirty plates, filling up soda glasses and providing napkins directly affects how big of a tip they will be getting.
I’ll come back here in a few weeks. It is what it is.

I found this place to be a pleasant surprise. All the negative reviews made me hesitant to try the place but i’m glad I did. I found the food to be on par with other decent Chinese food buffets I’ve visited. The service, the times I’ve visited, have been attentive and friendly. I’ve definitely added this place to our lunch rotation.

Great deal. Not expensive, plenty of good food. Mongolian BBQ. People aren’t very friendly and that’s totally fine. Good location, plenty of parking. I love the lard based cookies with sugar.

Food was ok depending on what you were expecting. After reading other reviews I had very low expectations. So the food was not the best but it was not as bad as the reviews. The service was good. Not very busy for a Friday night. I will come back again to try the Mongolian and the place has an «A» rating for cleanliness on the door.

Price is the only reason anyone should EVER considering coming here. It’s cheap. And trust me, you pay for what you get. I was at my cousins’ mercy with this one, and I wanted to kick him in the shins for taking me here.
Before I dig into the food, service was a joke. Our dirty plates piled up to the point of us putting them on the table across the aisle. I can get understaffed, and all that, but, it’s a buffet with very few people in there and you’re only removing plates and filling up cups. I’d hate to interrupt one of the workers though who was on their cell phone or the other doing some stitching at the front…
Food. Run. Away. I should just stop there. Considering I had another race the following morning, I wanted to eat relatively light so I went with the baked/​steamed items and salad.
Iceberg lettuce was slimy when I picked it up, so passed on that. Romaine wasn’t that bad so I went with that. Dressing options, 3 — ranch, 1000 island, and some vinaigrette. Toppings… didn’t trust them, didn’t bother with the normals I put on a salad. The cheese was so clumped together I couldn’t get it out between the tongs. Eggs were a giant ball when I tried grabbing some, so I left the giant ball for someone else to break up and eat. Cottage cheese, I figured, it’s already spoiled cheese to some degree, why not? Some nuts and olives, and done. Thought about grabbing some hard boiled eggs, but, the yellow tint to the egg whites and green yolks were kind of off putting.
Steamed white rice wasn’t steamed enough and still crunchy, or it was just that old, I forgot to ask.
Baked chicken might have been the most disgusting attempt at chicken I’d ever tried (picture to prove it). Baked salmon was a mess of pink/​gray stuff floating in oil and butter. No thanks. Chicken on a stick was about the only salvageable option. Black pepper chicken was onions and green peppers with a hint of chicken here and there. It was fun to search for the chicken at least. BBQ pork ribs, hahahahahahaha no f*cking way I’m falling for that.
Mongolian BBQ… seeing shrimp dropped into the chicken and veggies dropped into other raw meats, I decided no thanks.
All in all, I’m glad I didn’t pay for it. Went back to my room, ate a Quest bar, cliff bar and a coconut water. Far more satisfied with that route.