King Noodle & Sushi

"I walked in and sat down. I asked the Waitress if there was a lunch special. She hands me a paper ans walks off. Didn't have an opportunity to ask her any questions a d it was my 1st time there. She was taking a long time too return so had to ask another waiter to take my order. Portion sizes are way smaller than most other places period I bit into my broccoli and it was still with frozen pieces. The sesame chicken had good flavor but that too was barely warm. The fried rice was good. When I told the waitress about the broccoli she Just said she would tell the chef. The food was good. However, there are some things this place needs to work out before. I will be coming bac... not too happy about the portion size either. There are other places that will give you more for your buck. Oh and my plate had a chip."

"So here, you have the option to order all you can eat off the menu for $20 to $25 a person depending on lunch or supper and if you choose sushi or hibachi as well. If you choose this, it's not a buffet, rather the waitress will bring you up to 3 different dishes on small plates at a time. We just ordered regular plates, but the all you can eat is probably a better deal if you want to try a bit of everything or can eat alot. I had the pan fried shrimp dumplings and the Spicy Beef Noodle Soup. My wife had the pan fried pork buns and General Tso's Chicken. I thought the shrimp dumplings were just ok, they are fried very lightly, more chewy than crispy. The soup was just ok. It had the right amount of heat, the noodles were freshly made, and the beef was good quality. Overall though the broth was just ok and I tasted what I assume was Chinese 5 spice for the rest of the day (not a good thing). The pan fried pork buns I really liked and the General Tso's chicken was good. This place is a bit pricey, especially if you don't eat alot, but it was good quality and I would probably come back and do the all you can eat just to try some more dishes. If you get an appetizer and a main, you're gonna end up spending $20+ a person either way, so the all you can eat is probably the way to go."

"We came in after getting a flyer in the mail and seeing the good reviews. We were pleasantly surprised by how nice and modern the inside was. We went with the buffet option, and it was amazing. Be warned that it’s massive portion sizes, so go in with a plan. My favorite was the tempura shrimp sushi, but everything was really yummy, and the atmosphere was really pleasant. Noodles are made in house and we even got to watch the chef make them! (For some of the items the plating was much nicer we just got too excited to eat and forgot to take pictures first)"

"This place is incredible! Our server Jacky was so fantastic. He was kind, polite, and happy to answer questions. Our water glasses were never less than half full -- he made our experience excellent! The sushi rolls were great, the rice was cooked beautifully, and the dumplings were fresh and had a complex flavor. We will absolutely be back, this is a new hidden gem in CSTAT. Unfortunately, there was no hot tea available during our visit, and the coconut shrimp roll was a bit sweet, but everything else about our visit was ideal. Excellent new spot!"

"The most authentic Chinese food you'll find in Bryan, College Station. The hand pulled noodles are one of the best noodles I've ever had, and the sushi you can tell is always FRESH. Our favorite thing was the all you can eat menu buffet, only 25 dollars and you can order anything on the menu! High quality, warm, delicious food! Very welcoming and warm hospitality, the staff is amazing! Definitely recommend coming here and will be returning as a regular. :)"