I was here for a weekday lunch.

The selection of warm dishes was very bare, and those that were on offer were barely warm. All the meats swimming in sweet and greasy sauces as standard for Chinese buffets - you are probably served better choosing the Mongolian grill for dinner instead.

The salad options were extremely sad looking, canned corn and cheap supermarket tomatoes and such. I stayed away from them since they did not look fresh at all.

Sushi was refilled regularly, and there is a wide range available, but all very mediocre, with flavorless and dry rice. No sashimi available for lunch.

The cake is hit or miss, with half being dry and chewy (e.g. the chocolate and apple cakes) , and the other half being fine (e.g. the apricot cheesecake and the coconut marble cake).

The fruit was canned and very sad.

The true winner of the buffet is the great selection of ice creams. I loved the black sesame, mango, and green tea flavors. You don't get these at just any Chinese buffet!

Service was on point with cleaning up plates from my table - they were like helpful ghosts, always cleaning up before you even noticed.

Toilets are clean enough. The entire place is quite noisy, and many tables are so close together that it is hard to get to the buffet most of the time without getting out of the way of several people.

I was, however, unceremoniously asked to pay immediately and leave after a time limit ran out that I was not informed about. Time limits are not unusual at buffets, but if you have them as a policy, please state so publicly, and there won't be an issue. I had to leave in the middle of a slice of cake, and that left a very sour impression.