Asian Buffet — Restaurant in Mesa

Foodies, Prepare to Feast! This Chinese Buffet is a MUST-TRY! Forget everything you think you know about buffets. This place near Gilbert (you'll have to discover the secret spot yourselves 😉) has officially raised the bar! Seriously, I'm talking a mind-boggling selection of deliciousness that will leave you stuffed and satisfied. From fresh sushi and adorable onigiri to plump, juicy oysters and crispy, craveable ragoons, this buffet has it ALL. Seafood lovers, rejoice! They had shrimp, crab legs, and crawfish – talk about a seafood extravaganza! And for those who prefer classic Chinese flavors, the orange chicken was perfectly tangy, the beef and broccoli was tender and flavorful, and the dumplings were… well, let's just say I may have eaten my weight in dumplings. But wait, there's MORE! Beyond the incredible entrees, there was a mountain of fresh fruit, a tempting dessert bar, and even an ice cream station! It's like they knew my every craving and put it all in one place. As if the food wasn't enough, the service was top-notch. Our servers were lightning-fast and super friendly, always ready with a smile and a refill. And the restaurant itself? Spotlessly clean and well-maintained – a huge plus! Plus, they had two TVs playing live sports, so you can catch the game while you enjoy your feast. Honestly, this buffet is worth the drive from Gilbert. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly meal, a fun night out with friends, or just a place to satisfy your every craving, this is it. Just trust me, you won't be disappointed. Go hungry, and get ready for an epic...

This place was definitely not what I expected. The food was luke warm. Not hot at all. The sushi was sketchy so I passed 100%. I tried all the chicken options and they all tasted the same. Very bland to say the least. Their Bok Choy was literally just boiled in water no seasoning at all. Coconut shrimp was overly sweet and mushy. All the vegetables seemed to be seasoned the same. Pot stickers were either overcooked or sitting a long time because they were very dry. Rice was a mix of all grains it seemed. Noodles were bland. And the highlight was how the workers allowed their two young daughters to run through the restaurant like it was a park, hiding under tables running in-between the buffet area and their wash station. Not very sanitary. Highly disappointed being I read reviews before dropping $139 for my family. Felt like it was extremely wasteful but the food was terrible. Could have spent $30 on pizza being that was all anyone was...

Listen… as long as you don’t make eye contact with the other Kings and Queens of the food court, and you don’t think about all the sticky hands that touch the serving utensils, you will most certainly have an unforgettable time at Asian Buffet.

Oh, and don’t bother reading the signs above the food trays, because half of them were wrong anyway.

Seriously though, keep your head down. Do NOT lock eyes with any of the other patrons (no lie, they might eat you) under any circumstances. I have no idea how a place like this turns a profit. The amount of food going out for $16 a person is clinically insane.

Everything I tried was pretty solid, in the end. Minus the crab/shrimp cake thing; it tasted sour to me. I didn’t try the oysters, partly because I was afraid, and partly because someone kept taking all of them. So, I guess if you want a cheap oyster fix, this is the...