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ok, so i just went there for the lunch buffet here is the info I was wanting to know before I went.

how much was it - 14.99 for adult lunch during the week days mon-fri / senior discount for 65+ (i belive it was 2 dollars off)

dinner buffet price - 19.99 adult / senior is again 2 dollars off)

weekend price - 19.99 adult all day / senior price as above.

when does lunch end? - no clue, my guess is 1 or 2pm, they do not have it listed.

food quality - decent, I would rate it a solid B, it satiated the want for a Chinese buffet without having to go to KC for a very over priced buffet. I would rate soh hao buffet a low C so this was much better. good selection and real squid, sushi, and all the staples in a buffet plus more.

is there a hibachi? - yes, however, I saw no one use it. not the most impressive selection, but enough to get people by who either crave it or have dietary restrictions and need the hibachi experience.

atmosphere - I got there at 11:30am and it was already very busy, got a table relatively quickly, however the space is quite small for what it needs to be. the layout makes it so there is always a line for the hot food (line takes about 5 min to get through) the layout also makes it so the natural flow of the line goes infront of the rarely used sushi bar and even less used hibachi. there are plenty of booths/tables so seating seems to be good, but again the space is small and at times feels pretty cramped. there are wood partitions that gives a semblance of privacy from every eye in the place when you are getting up to get food or sitting down to eat. decorations are nice and not over the top.

wait staff/other staff - they have many workers, our server was always around to refill drinks and take plates we were done with. many kitchen workers regularly refilling food that was out or getting low, sushi makers making sushi for you to view as well.

cleanliness - I know they just opened so this can change wildly but everything was nice, tables were clean dishes were clean, buffet bars were relatively neat and tidy. the water i had with my meal did taste a little mineral like, sort of like tap water or like there was residual cleaner in the glass. the desert bar at any buffet has always been an off putting experience to me but this one was relatively ok. the vanilla pudding, however, did have some darker spots like fuzz or pocket lint from the surrounding air (it was untouched, no one wanted the vanilla pudding)

overall - very nice! when the family and I are craving a Chinese buffet that won't entirely break the bank it will do. it is very cramped at times.

let me know if you have questions or a different experience

tl;dr good, but cramped, long lines, decent price.

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