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01/01/2025—Happy and Healthy New Year 2025! This year, I started with a plan: I told my husband we were going to a Chinese buffet for New Year’s Day. Why not begin the year with an abundance of food in every style imaginable? After all, abundance is a good theme for 2025. The day began with a hard workout at Burn Boot Camp. (Side note: their floor is amazing—super kind to your knees.) Feeling accomplished, I went home, rested a bit, and at 11:30 a.m., my husband was ready to go. I was mid-scene in Avengers: Infinity War but quickly got dressed because, well, priorities. Off we went—but not directly. My husband, as always, chose the longest, most winding route to get there. It was like life itself: full of unexpected twists and turns. Eventually, we made it to the buffet. My husband claimed we had been there before "ages ago," but my memory only went as far back as a Chinese buffet in LA for New Year’s 2011. This place? Total mystery to me. The restaurant was bustling, which surprised me, but hey, New Year’s Day is a universal excuse to indulge. The buffet had all the usual suspects: sushi, seafood, rice, bread, and even ham, which I didn’t expect but appreciated. They also had some American dishes, rounding out the spread nicely. The tea? Absolutely excellent. The special price for the day was $19.99, though I thought $19.97 would have been cleverer—this year’s calendar matches 1997’s, after all. We were seated at table D3, which I found symbolic: D for Dios (God in Spanish) and 3 for the Trinity. Clearly, it was a blessed table and Gods way of telling me : “ I am with you “ My first bite confirmed the food was good—clean, fresh, and satisfying. The staff was friendly and efficient, making the experience even better. As we finished, I couldn’t help but smile. A full plate, a full heart, and a funny, winding journey to start the year—it all felt just right. Here’s to 2025: may it be full of good food, good company, many vacations and all of us in good health and walking with the Lord every day more and more ! Blessed 2025 !!!🎆🎆🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊
Marilyn MCMarilyn MC
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01/01/2025—Happy and Healthy New Year 2025! This year, I started with a plan: I told my husband we were going to a Chinese buffet for New Year’s Day. Why not begin the year with an abundance of food in every style imaginable? After all, abundance is a good theme for 2025. The day began with a hard workout at Burn Boot Camp. (Side note: their floor is amazing—super kind to your knees.) Feeling accomplished, I went home, rested a bit, and at 11:30 a.m., my husband was ready to go. I was mid-scene in Avengers: Infinity War but quickly got dressed because, well, priorities. Off we went—but not directly. My husband, as always, chose the longest, most winding route to get there. It was like life itself: full of unexpected twists and turns. Eventually, we made it to the buffet. My husband claimed we had been there before "ages ago," but my memory only went as far back as a Chinese buffet in LA for New Year’s 2011. This place? Total mystery to me. The restaurant was bustling, which surprised me, but hey, New Year’s Day is a universal excuse to indulge. The buffet had all the usual suspects: sushi, seafood, rice, bread, and even ham, which I didn’t expect but appreciated. They also had some American dishes, rounding out the spread nicely. The tea? Absolutely excellent. The special price for the day was $19.99, though I thought $19.97 would have been cleverer—this year’s calendar matches 1997’s, after all. We were seated at table D3, which I found symbolic: D for Dios (God in Spanish) and 3 for the Trinity. Clearly, it was a blessed table and Gods way of telling me : “ I am with you “ My first bite confirmed the food was good—clean, fresh, and satisfying. The staff was friendly and efficient, making the experience even better. As we finished, I couldn’t help but smile. A full plate, a full heart, and a funny, winding journey to start the year—it all felt just right. Here’s to 2025: may it be full of good food, good company, many vacations and all of us in good health and walking with the Lord every day more and more ! Blessed 2025 !!!🎆🎆🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊
Marilyn MCMarilyn MC
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Address
1245 Bald Hill Rd, Warwick, RI 02886
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(401) 828-4600
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3.9
(857 reviews)
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Spacious buffet with many Chinese, Japanese & American options, including sushi & a salad bar.
attractions: Bob’s Discount Furniture and Mattress Store, Best Buy, Trader Joe's, Market Basket, Haxton's Tollgate Liquor Inc, Cycle Gear, 1000 Bald Hill Road, The Home Depot, T.J. Maxx & HomeGoods, Warwick Center, restaurants: Smokey Bones Warwick, Brewed Awakenings Warwick, Wasabi Japanese Chinese Thai Cuisine, Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana, Walt's Roast Beef, Fu Ming West Warwick, Olive Garden Italian Restaurant, Carrabba's Italian Grill, Chick-fil-A, Chili's Grill & Bar

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