Paradise Buffet 9059 Central Avenue, Montclair, CA 91763

"It's a nice place to go with friends or family. Just think it's cheaper to eat here per person compared to a fast food place and you get more food for the same amount as a meal at a place like Carl's Jr, The Habit, Rubio's... Also if you can spare a dollar tip the Mongolian grill guys it's so hot standing there and the smell of the food soaks into you during the day and you feel so gross after."

"We went there for my dad’s birthday. We were a large party of eight. there was no room for us in the main dining area so they sat us in the room by ourselves with all the chairs on top of the tables, but it worked out. The food was OK. It wasn’t incredible, but it wasn’t awful. it did have a lot of variety, but something was missing in my opinion, the lady helping us was awesome. She heard me mentioning about my dad‘s birthday to somebody and she asked me if they could come sing to him which I thought was sweet when we left they were closing already, so I couldn’t really get any desserts besides an ice cream cone the place was nice most likely we would return or maybe not"

"(8/6/2023) Tried it for a good rating but unfortunately food didn't meet my standard of American-Chinese buffet. Although it had a lot of customers coming in, food quality wasn't standard even with beef broccoli (freshly cooked). Soup and Mongolian BBQ were only items better compared to other items such as Teriyaki Chicken and Grilled Pork Chops etc. Service was very friendly and took care of us which was the only reason for getting 3 stars. Overall, I am not sure coming back here in the future based on food quality with this experience."

"Not a lot of people when I visited but not enough food and everything felt old, dry and not good. I'm glad I didn't have to pay because I was with someone, I did not see anyone stay more than 15 minutes at the most. It's a type of place that looks good when you first walk in, but when you see the food and you know that this is not right, unfortunately. Unbelievable right"