Grand Buffet

"We have been here before and it's good. I mean they have sushi. That was really good. Basic rolls have Mongolian grill that is good. Pick what you want and they cook it for you. Kind of like hibachi style but the food on the bar a lot of the breaded chickens in different sauce were very hard. The egg rolls were not crispy. They were kind of mushy soggy something. I tried two different ones from two different trips to the bar in the second go round was no better than the first. Everything else that I had was pretty good. Although we did not try boiled seafood, but plenty of other people were eating it."

"You really don’t have that many options of Chinese buffets in this area so you can’t be too picky or give hard critiques because you’ll only get as much as you can from these limitations. Therefore, I feel like this is a relatively good place to dine in for Chinese food. The staff tries to be fast and attentive, and the food is not bad at all. When it is crawfish season, their crawfish is really good on Saturdays. I’m not sure who’s cooking in the back, but on the weekdays, it’s not as good. Their prices are reasonable, and I like how they offer a punch card (dining in a certain amount of times leads to one free dine in depending on if it’s lunch or dinner). My favorite dish has to be their fried chicken wings because the flavor and crispness are perfect!"

"Very good. Top tier Chinese buffet. Does have hibachi and sushi on a sidebar. I went right at 5:00 p.m. and some of the shrimp on the main line seemed a bit overcooked which was strange at beginning of a major meal time. But other than that all food was excellent. Very nice interior restaurant. Very nice staff. I will definitely make this one of my regular stops. With a drink dinner buffet was $21"