Yes, the food is fresh and delicious, with many options to choose from, including hot and fresh dishes like lo mein, mushrooms, and coconut shrimp.

The staff is friendly, kind, and fast, with waitresses who are quick to bring drinks and clear tables.

Buffet City offers a variety of Chinese dishes, including lo mein, mushrooms, coconut shrimp, crab delight, and Mongolian-style grill options.

The quality of the food can vary, with one reviewer reporting that the food has gone downhill and another reviewer enjoying fresh and delicious dishes.

One reviewer noted that the food is always consistent quality and tastes good for a buffet, but another reviewer reported a decline in food quality.

The price is comparable to other Chinese buffets, about $20 per person with a buffet and soda beverage.

No, one reviewer reported that the salad bar was not cold and the dressing bowls were not clean, with murky water underneath.

The interior is clean, but one reviewer noted that it could use a refresh and more light at each booth, and the booths themselves were loose.