Mediocre at best. The General Tso's Chicken was difficult to chew and it seemed there was very little chicken! Went at noon and it was 1/2 full which would indicate they're not that popular with the locals. Nothing really bad but nothing actually good. Grade C-
(2)
Michael M.
This is a decent chinese buffet but good would be a stretch. For some reason I keep coming back hoping it would be better but it isnt. I do like how the renovated the space.
(2)
Kate W.
Two words. Food poisoning. Decided to stop in while we were doing errands. We commented how clean the place was , how friendly the girls that were working were and tasty the food was. But after getting very ill I can't give it more than one review. I looked online at the health inspection records. After seeing those.... no wonder I got sick. I wonder how many others have too.
(1)
Kara L.
I did NOT like this place at all! We love Chinese buffets and they are generally your typical Chinese buffet but this was at the bottom of the list for sure. Very clean and friendly staff but that is the only positives I can really say. Not to mention my stomach has been feeling icky ever since we left.
(1)
Hiram G.
Ok i used to live in Melbourne and this place has been one of my favorites buffet's for a while. Lets start with lunch from monday to Saturday you pay 4.99 all you can eat and 7.99 for dinner. So far dinner is better, but that does not mean that lunch is bad is just the selection at dinner have a few more interesting things to try. Either way lunch or dinner is worth to try. My favorites are their general tso chiken, and their bbq pork skewers yummm yumm yumm. And for dessert their fry donnas ;) those make me happy. Overall good place, affordable and clean and for me a big eater person if get to eat all I want for less than 10 box that is. Win win any day of the week. I almost forget Sundays is 8.99 all day long, but the buffet varies from time to time is pretty good too.
(4)
Lauren M.
Food was tasty and restaurant was clean.
(3)
Juggy W.
Offers more dim sum items than other buffets in town (king's and young). Decent food quality for a small FL town. Good location - right on 192. The parking lot is way too small though.
(4)
Chriscoral A.
One of the better Chinese buffets in brevard. Some different items on menu than most making choices fun. Great lunch price. Across from mall so mom loves it.
(4)
Amanda I.
This buffet has a good selection, especially a lot of meats compared to some buffets. They have at least 5 chicken dishes such as chicken and broccoli, peanut chicken, sweet and sour chicken. They also have dim sum, dumplings, lo mein, rice noodles, a sushi table with about 8-10 different varieties (and eel sauce which made me happy! as well as yum yum sauce and sriracha), they have a Asian bbq meat skewer that was one of the best things here, coconut chicken, salmon, tilapia, some American food, egg rolls, spring rolls, soups fruit, a dessert table (cream puffs, cakes). The food quality was ok, fine for a buffet, but don't come here expecting fresh and delicious. They filled up water promptly, which is important with the high sodium. I left really full so that is always a good thing! I would come here again if I am really hungry and just craving anything Asian. For the price it can't be beat, dinner is about $10 per person.
(3)
D C W.
Is what it is for a buffet. .a very pleasant very nice staff hi Bachi grill totally give thumbs up some of the seasoning on the food for my diet not so good but unbelievable worth the price and again I was very impressed with the hi bachi..... They give you a hot tea with the meal for 799 theres no where else you could go
(5)
Ray R.
For such a large establishment, the food quality and selection is poor. It will at least fill your belly, and do it on the cheap. The interior is brightly lit, so you can at least see what you are eating (and what you should avoid). Staff is a little slow, but don't be afraid to speak up and get your drink refilled or ask for what you need. Make them work for you. Nothing stands out in their selection of food choices- good or bad. Everything here is just average. If you're not starving, perhaps you can keep driving.
(2)
David J.
The orice was $6.25 + tax for lunch. I suppose it was worht that. The food was OK, but nothing special The reasons I knocked it down a couple stars is: the bused dishes stay in the dining room for all to see. There were stacks of dirty dishes and a bucket of slops all through lunch. The parking lot appears to have never been swept. None of that really impacts the food, but it is so easy to fix.
(2)
Eileen B.
Okay. I don't want to contradict the other reviewer. This is NOT the same Hong Kong Super Buffet Juggy reviewed. It went through a few months of renovation and I think the food went for a renovation too. This is now just a chinese buffet with the traditional mediocre chinese, mediocre sushi(warm and cold sushi next to each other), mediocre american, mediocre korean (just kimchee), bad etc. you get it.. I've been to Hong Kong many times, and none of the dishes there were from Hong Kong except may be the custard bun. The wait staff speaks fluent mandarin and no cantonese, therefore can't be from Hong Kong. I wish they would just concentrate on one good buffet. I tried everything the chinese, the snow crab legs, the sushi, the "dim sum" (custard bun), the soup, the desserts (fruits, pastry, and commercial tub ice-cream (7 flavors). The first star is for the price - $6.95 for lunch and $9.95 for dinner. The second star is for the dessert spread - fruits (orange, peaches, bananas, pineapple, etc.), cakes, jello, ice-cream, macaroons, etc. oh, and the all you can eat snow crab legs!
(2)
phil b.
great lunch at only $4.99.
(5)
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes
The popularity of Chinese food in America can be adjudicated by the appearance of China Town in many major cities in the United State of America. The popular trend of ordering or opting for Chinese take away food isn't unknown in America. Chinese take away food comes to rescue when you're too tired from work or too exhausted to cook. No one can resist the temptation of eating spicy noodles, shrimp, chicken, beef or pork cooked in the sweet and spicy sauce. The cooking method of authentic Chinese food is a lot different compared to what is served in America.
Generally, Chinese use dark meat small bones and organs to cook dishes but this changes when you are eating American-Chinese fusion food prepared using white boneless meat cooked with broccoli, carrots and onions. Back in China, the food is less spicy and oily as they favor steaming and braising method for cooking the most popular dishes. So, if you have a taste for authentic Chinese food, then try finding a real Chinese restaurant in the city. You can also try the most popular fusion Chinese food like Pecking Duck, Chicken Feet, Hot Pot, Shrimp Dumpling Soup, Mapo Tofu, Wontons, Chop Suey, Egg Rolls and not to forget Fortune Cookies.
There are not many restaurants in America serving authentic Chinese food. A little research on Restaurant Listings directory can help you locate the best Chinese restaurants in the city. Chinese cuisine is continuously evolving, and you can find a variety of dishes categorized as the food for lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, vegan, vegetarian, and diabetic friendly. So, if you have a group of friends with different taste patterns, save the hassle and visit the nearest Chinese restaurant in your city.
Peter S.
Mediocre at best. The General Tso's Chicken was difficult to chew and it seemed there was very little chicken! Went at noon and it was 1/2 full which would indicate they're not that popular with the locals. Nothing really bad but nothing actually good. Grade C-
(2)Michael M.
This is a decent chinese buffet but good would be a stretch. For some reason I keep coming back hoping it would be better but it isnt. I do like how the renovated the space.
(2)Kate W.
Two words. Food poisoning. Decided to stop in while we were doing errands. We commented how clean the place was , how friendly the girls that were working were and tasty the food was. But after getting very ill I can't give it more than one review. I looked online at the health inspection records. After seeing those.... no wonder I got sick. I wonder how many others have too.
(1)Kara L.
I did NOT like this place at all! We love Chinese buffets and they are generally your typical Chinese buffet but this was at the bottom of the list for sure. Very clean and friendly staff but that is the only positives I can really say. Not to mention my stomach has been feeling icky ever since we left.
(1)Hiram G.
Ok i used to live in Melbourne and this place has been one of my favorites buffet's for a while. Lets start with lunch from monday to Saturday you pay 4.99 all you can eat and 7.99 for dinner. So far dinner is better, but that does not mean that lunch is bad is just the selection at dinner have a few more interesting things to try. Either way lunch or dinner is worth to try. My favorites are their general tso chiken, and their bbq pork skewers yummm yumm yumm. And for dessert their fry donnas ;) those make me happy. Overall good place, affordable and clean and for me a big eater person if get to eat all I want for less than 10 box that is. Win win any day of the week. I almost forget Sundays is 8.99 all day long, but the buffet varies from time to time is pretty good too.
(4)Lauren M.
Food was tasty and restaurant was clean.
(3)Juggy W.
Offers more dim sum items than other buffets in town (king's and young). Decent food quality for a small FL town. Good location - right on 192. The parking lot is way too small though.
(4)Chriscoral A.
One of the better Chinese buffets in brevard. Some different items on menu than most making choices fun. Great lunch price. Across from mall so mom loves it.
(4)Amanda I.
This buffet has a good selection, especially a lot of meats compared to some buffets. They have at least 5 chicken dishes such as chicken and broccoli, peanut chicken, sweet and sour chicken. They also have dim sum, dumplings, lo mein, rice noodles, a sushi table with about 8-10 different varieties (and eel sauce which made me happy! as well as yum yum sauce and sriracha), they have a Asian bbq meat skewer that was one of the best things here, coconut chicken, salmon, tilapia, some American food, egg rolls, spring rolls, soups fruit, a dessert table (cream puffs, cakes). The food quality was ok, fine for a buffet, but don't come here expecting fresh and delicious. They filled up water promptly, which is important with the high sodium. I left really full so that is always a good thing! I would come here again if I am really hungry and just craving anything Asian. For the price it can't be beat, dinner is about $10 per person.
(3)D C W.
Is what it is for a buffet. .a very pleasant very nice staff hi Bachi grill totally give thumbs up some of the seasoning on the food for my diet not so good but unbelievable worth the price and again I was very impressed with the hi bachi..... They give you a hot tea with the meal for 799 theres no where else you could go
(5)Ray R.
For such a large establishment, the food quality and selection is poor. It will at least fill your belly, and do it on the cheap. The interior is brightly lit, so you can at least see what you are eating (and what you should avoid). Staff is a little slow, but don't be afraid to speak up and get your drink refilled or ask for what you need. Make them work for you. Nothing stands out in their selection of food choices- good or bad. Everything here is just average. If you're not starving, perhaps you can keep driving.
(2)David J.
The orice was $6.25 + tax for lunch. I suppose it was worht that. The food was OK, but nothing special The reasons I knocked it down a couple stars is: the bused dishes stay in the dining room for all to see. There were stacks of dirty dishes and a bucket of slops all through lunch. The parking lot appears to have never been swept. None of that really impacts the food, but it is so easy to fix.
(2)Eileen B.
Okay. I don't want to contradict the other reviewer. This is NOT the same Hong Kong Super Buffet Juggy reviewed. It went through a few months of renovation and I think the food went for a renovation too. This is now just a chinese buffet with the traditional mediocre chinese, mediocre sushi(warm and cold sushi next to each other), mediocre american, mediocre korean (just kimchee), bad etc. you get it.. I've been to Hong Kong many times, and none of the dishes there were from Hong Kong except may be the custard bun. The wait staff speaks fluent mandarin and no cantonese, therefore can't be from Hong Kong. I wish they would just concentrate on one good buffet. I tried everything the chinese, the snow crab legs, the sushi, the "dim sum" (custard bun), the soup, the desserts (fruits, pastry, and commercial tub ice-cream (7 flavors). The first star is for the price - $6.95 for lunch and $9.95 for dinner. The second star is for the dessert spread - fruits (orange, peaches, bananas, pineapple, etc.), cakes, jello, ice-cream, macaroons, etc. oh, and the all you can eat snow crab legs!
(2)phil b.
great lunch at only $4.99.
(5)