Asian Buffet — Restaurant in Cleburne

They're currently takeout or pick up only. Their takeout price for the buffet is rather cheap and they have 4 buffet lines going. They've improved drastically since the last time we went there a few years ago. They will make a buffet item fresh for you, just ask. We had the orange chicken fresh and wow huge difference in taste, they're very accommodating

This is currently the only American Chinese buffet in Cleburne and the gentleman up front is always friendly. They have coconut shrimp which is more like a nice savoury sweet dish. Jalapeño chicken which I highly recommend. They're BBQ chicken doesn't taste like actual BBQ, I think they mean grilled, but it tastes great and it is nice big chunks of chicken. They're noodles are great too. They have all the usual fare - beef broccoli, chicken broccoli, teriyaki chicken, white and fried rice, asparagus, wontons, veggie fried spring rolls and pork fried...

They offer weird variety’s of food that not many people like. Seems like a variety that the owner/managements personal tastes. Instead of what the customers would enjoy. For instance the “beef and broccoli” is not offered in the buffet line up. Which is a staple of buffets. The chicken wings are usually supposed to be “hot buffalo wings” but they do this weird super sweet flavor that isn’t appealing or appetizing. They don’t offer the “fried butterfly shrimp” like most buffets do. The shrimp items all seem very stale and not fresh. They have a soapy flavor to them. Also the prices for this sub par buffet are way overpriced. Just for two people and the minimal items that were at least edible was $37 dollars (not including tip) this place could be very good if they would just offer good buffet options and lower their prices. For $37 dollars there are far better options. I do...

Sunday after church was when we went, very busy time of day. Food was mostly all fresh, and hot; the fried fish was cold, not to my husband's liking. Bathrooms were a bit dirty, unkempt. Our main issues are that because I'm disabled, on a walker, there are only two handicap parks close, we had to walk all the way from in front of the furniture store next door. And we were seated at a lone table out in the foyer area (even though other tables were available) where people check out/pay their bills.. our table didn't have any sauces, napkins, salt or pepper, etc on it and the waitress had to be summoned twice for things when we couldn't get her attention, we had to tell someone else to get her. Basically ignored at that table.. It was our second visit there, and we'll probably go back next time we want...