Royal Buffet - Reserva de mesa

Meh. Went with husband and the family. We didn't know how much the price was (I know our fault the hostess who greeted us simply had us follow her and asked how old the children were. Apparently they charge $1.5 x the age of the child and $2.5 x the age of the child during weekends, and $37 I believe for dinner. The place was huge, rather outdated though. There was lots of food but a lot of the food I don't think was quality. Tons of seafood, and many things I and odd things the family doesn't eat crab legs, mussels, crawfish? (those things freak me out! , salmon, regular fish, soft shell crab, duck, etc. Sushi also present, as well as some other random stuff (I think they had shark, tuna, e...

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This was my first visit back since the pandemic, and unfortunately, it seems to have lost some of its charm. Everything is still in place, but things just feel a bit slower and less vibrant. A small group of us went on a Saturday night (I know, surge pricing). We tried the Mongolian grill, sushi, crab legs, and the usual Chinese buffet favorites. The staff is clearly hardworking, but it felt like there were fewer of them. There was only one person at the grill, two handling sushi, and the crab leg lady was busy managing steaming trays. While I understand the need for efficiency, everything took longer, and the food didn’t seem to be replenishing as quickly. It was barely 8 PM, and the atmosp...

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My in-laws wanted to go Royal Buffet to celebrate their wedding anniversary. The look of this restaurant is very elegant. When you enter the huge lobby there is a giant fountain that was out of service for renovation when we visited. I was amazed at the enormity of the food choices. There was an entire portion just dedicated to sushi. There were areas for hibachi, Americanized Chinese, crepes, dessert, and much more. I could only scratch the surface of their offerings before I was too full to continue. The sushi was phenomenal. The sesame chicken, pepper steak were great. The shrimp was soft and overcooked. The dessert was not very sweet, but the Hershey's ice cream made up for that. Overall...

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It was just okay. For the price that we paid me and my boyfriend $90 is just not that worth it. The host for one didn 't really tell us to follow him he asked how many and then walked towards the tables so we just followed him but we were confused lol. The food itself was okay, flavor was meh nothing to die for. Normally we have our to die fors at buffets. There was a lot of people as we did go on a sunday maybe they were just rushing to get food out? I don 't know. I wouldn 't go back just because the price was too much for bland flavored food. I give this a 3 star because it wasn 't good or bad just in the middle lol Reserva una mesa ahora

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I've noticed several low ratings for this place, but for a $35 lunch, there's a wide array of food options available. They offer various soups, steamed crabs, shells, shrimp, scallops, sushi, fish, salmon, pastries, hibachi stations, fresh seafood, pork, beef, ice cream, fruits, desserts, and much more. It's surprising to see some people expecting a six-star service for a $35 buffet; that seems quite unreasonable. I dine here about twice a year, and it's always bustling with customers. If you decide to come, be sure to skip a meal beforehand and arrive very hungry so you can fully enjoy the buffet!

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Biggest (Asian) buffet I've been to outside of Las Vegas! A little something for everyone. Wide variety of hot dishes, seafood, cold items, hibachi. Sushi wasn't great but pretty typical for buffets. Our server kept our table clear of dirty plates and our drinks filled. I was very pleasantly surprised that they a nice array of dim sum items including braised chicken feet (a childhood favorite). This place is great for groups or if you have hungry teens. It is well laid out, brightly lit (I don't trust dimly lit restaurants), but I honestly did not check the bathrooms.

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While I believe buffets are somewhat outdated in today’s dining scene, this place offers excellent value for your money. If you're looking for a wide variety at an affordable price, this is the perfect spot! The spacious interior means you won't have to wait for a table, making it ideal for large groups. Overall, it's quite clean as well. The food quality isn’t outstanding, but it’s decent for a buffet. Everything was average—neither bad nor particularly exceptional. I especially enjoyed the sushi rolls, soft shell crab, and duck.

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The workers should smile more and or at least look like they enjoy their job. The ladies behind the dessert stands were mad dogging the whole time. I know it's busy and hectic but looking angry is not the best service. As for food, definitely lots of varieties. There was something for everyone if you didn't want just Chinese food. Food was always refilled and warm. Reserva una mesa ahora

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Delectable and worth it. Went on a Monday night. $37 a person. I probably had close to ten plates. Their seafood selection is amazing, their typical offerings are nothing special. Very bland fried rice. Their dim sum is quite nice. Sushi and other raw bar items restocked fairly slowly. Probably strategic. Ambiance was nothing special.

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Only giving three stars for the Crab legs Otherwise the bathrooms could use a clean up crew and there were flies all over the desert If you can get past the place's dirty Ora, you'll probably lose a notch on your belt when you get here

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