King Buffet

"Located at a once favorite local American Buffett for the locals is now a Chinese buffet...but better. The buffett consists of the familiar dishes and sauces. There is a dessert table, cold side dishes and salads, An authentic Mongolian Grill (not a flat top grill), sushi table, seafood table, familiar chinese dishes (sweet sour, sesame chicken, and a version of Honey Walnut Shrimp..minus the walnuts) small area that covers the familiar american dishes. The soup table consists of egg drop, won ton, and, hot sour soup (Tom Yum). What sets this buffett apart from the others, the obvious...the Mongolian Grill. The pre cook bar consists of your normal sauces, vegetables, proteins, and starches. The things that make this bar stand out, the sauces. You have to try spicy and bourbon. Also, udon noodles instead of the familiar Lo Mein Noodle. There were a handful or so of dishes that are unique to the local chinese buffets in the area. Fried squid, steamed flatfish (flounder), country boil (crawfish, shrimp, louisiana sausage, potatoes, and corn), and Fried Mochi balls w/ red bean. This location is reasonable priced and is packed on Sundays. It's worth both the wait and money."

"Amazing buffet, way better then that one other New china buffet, this place is way busier towards 6 pm to around 8 pm, I was just unlucky to get around the time it was closing but there were still a couple people, they have your classic foods like sushi, chicken, pizza, fries, you name it. The staff is always up to date with cleaning and keeping the restaurant atmosphere soothing for customers, would recommend for big families."

"Great location. Facility was clean, with excellent food selection. Fresh food including many fresh seafood offerings. Well staffed and fairly priced. Good experience."

"Great Asian buffet with extensive seating and a wide variety of options! Was fairly busy at dinnertime on a Friday night, but the staff were attentive to clearing dishes, refilling our drinks, and restocking dishes on the buffet. Offerings include classic Chinese buffet fare including a raw bar, desserts, and an ice cream cooler; staples like fries, fried chicken, and pizza; sushi (fairly common types, but with a couple fried varieties too); and a build-your-own hibachi bar, cooked to order. There is no additional charge for anything on the buffet."

"King Buffet Pelham has a variety of food for different tastes. They have a bigger variety of dishes than in other similar buffet that I was at. Just on the weekend when we visited the restrooms was dirty, toilet paper everywhere on the floor, their trash cans was full, with trash around it. Floor was dirty. Well, the first experience wasn't good. It was really busy on the weekend. I understand, but they should clean it better, I am sure they get on weekends, lots of people dine-in all the time. Hopefully, it can bi fixed it because food was good. Next time we visited on the week day at lunch and it was cleaner. So that's why 4 stars and not 1 star. I need to check if it's clean on the weekend again."