Important, they have a la carte entrees besides a buffet (for those who don't like buffets) which are quite good, very low priced with a large quantity and you just pay for what you eat and because of that gave it a little higher rating, important as many people would avoid a buffet or go with someone who may not like them, you can get a buffet and they can order a la carte. It also has a more classy interior, look at the beautifully etched glass by some of the booths.

Most buffets don't have the best quality food simply because they are not cooked fresh, but there is a lot of variety here (for those who don't like Chinese food they have pizza and garlic bread), simple sushi rolls (not the more expensive kind that has sashimi fish on rice, ) fresh salads and of course because you can eat all you want, it's a good value. They have a Mongolian wok where you hand a bunch of raw meats and vegetables to a cook on a large round grill (although no cook seem to be present,) NOT a hibachi which is a grill you put in the middle of a table and cook yourself. I would stick to the more expensive offerings of seafood and skip the greasier deep fried food and oversalted spare ribs.

As for the negative reviews they were written years ago, and the more positive reviews were written recently. The hostesses at the front desk, are from the southern district of China, so they're not rude but not the friendliest, but the wait staff is very nice, clearing plates and filling drinks in a timely manner (leave them at least something.)