Wei Wah Buffet — Restaurant in Vaudreuil-Dorion

First of all, this place is a time capsule. If you've ever been to a classic chinese buffet in the 1980s-2019, then you're stepping right back into that familiar atmosphere, unforgettable flavors and timeless dining experience that is cheap and easy. The quality of the food is average, but that's part of the experience.

If you're looking for quality dining to snap instagram pics for your social media posts, I'd recommend steering clear of this one. If however, you're looking for memorable and reliable Chinese style (Americanized) food that you can bring the family to regularly without breaking the bank, then this is worth giving a shot.

Bottom line, this is an average Chinese style buffet, exactly what you'd commonly find in the pre-Covid era. Noodles, General Tao, fried rice and spring rolls are some of the common dishes you will find here. It's in the "buffet" format where you get up from your table and scoop up your own food from the food area where other customers will also be circulating. You get what you want and you eat what you get without being wasteful and disrespectful to staff and your fellow diners. It's a simple concept that sadly has all but dissapeared since Covid took the world by storm. Its comforting to know places like this still exist. Would recommend.

4/5 stars because some of the parts of the restaurant looked like it was mid renovation and covered by plastic sheets. I'll change it to 5 stars when I go back and find that...

Horrible Take-out service!

2 hour wait for pre-ordered, take-out food!! No apology. No discount. No help. No courtesy snacks/drinks. Nothing!

Saturday night, 5pm: I called to place an order that I would pick up. #1 for 3 people #4 for 3 people #5 for 3 people.

I was told over the phone that it was a large order and would take 45 minutes. Ok, no problem. My sons went to pick up the order at 5:45. When they were not home by 6:15, we called them. "Still at the restaurant, its not ready!". 6:30, same thing! I kept calling the restaurant, but they would not pick up, despite me letting it ring 1000 times! My sons should have left, but at 5:45 when they announced themselves at the counter, they were asked to pay, and they did. Hind sight is 20/20! 6:55 they finally received the food! The entire time, they were not seated, not offered anything to drink, not given any snacks as an apology! Nothing! Delays, rushes happen, but a business needs to own them, and make up for it! NEVER, NEVER eating there again. Once a year, for my mom's birthday, we ordered from there for the past 30 years (as Win Wah), but now as Wei Wah, we will never go back. Probably the same owners, chefs and staff, but the treatment was...

Super great and fast service. Friendly and quick to answer any questions. I've been here many years ago and honestly it has not changed a bit. The food is the same as befor which is where this place lacks. The dish verity is okay, though many of them are the same three vegetables with different type of noodles. They could use more seasoning then just soy sauce. Their General Tao/orange chicken is the star of the buffet, that and their egg rolls. The rest is a mess of starchy noodles and rice or fried goods. This is all a shame as I love this place and would love to see them stay in business. A bigger vegetable variety could be a good start, but mostly, they could start implementing traditional Chinese food, like real chow mein, bao's and siu mai or different dumplings. Seeing how authentic Indian food is growing in popularity this place could use some of that fresh authentic delicacy. This place needs to shed its "America Chinese" food and be...