Kabuki Oriental Buffet

Reviews 6

XE

Xeng Vang

It rained pretty hard today, and we should have taken it as a sign. Upon entering, the environment was dark and depressing. Didnt look like the food had been touched all day either. I saw the laughable taco section, and the ground beef was dried up. The crab Rangoon, just like another reviewer said, was overlooked and had almost nothing inside. The bourbon chicken was very dry and most were hard as a rock. The spaghetti noodles sat in what looked like putrid water thats been out for weeks. The fried shrimp, the ones with the shells still on, looked like they were all tossed into a fryer and tossed out to serve. They were all stuck together in the tray. There was a tray of some kind of goop, but I think it was supposed to be fried or baked fish? It was the most disgusting dish there. The meat was drowned in some kind of nasty broth, which hid what it really was. The sushi...Very dry! Looking at the meat they used in the little display they had, many of them looked past due and the cooler containment they were housed in looked very dirty. A while later, more people came in. I was hoping by then that they would finally make fresh food. I was so wrong! It seemed like they were waiting for their trays to empty before making anything. During the whole time there, I only saw them bring out one tray of fresh food. To top things off, the lady at the counter kept trying to interact with my baby who isnt fond of strangers. The lady got very annoying, and my sister told her that my baby didnt like people, which finally made her go away. I eaten at many buffets, but this one has to be the most horrific one Ive been to. STAY AWAY! Im thankful no one got sick afterwards. If you go anyway, then you should ask to check out what theyre serving. If they refuse, then you should know why now!

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LO

Loc Nguyen

We went there for the price at lunch for $4.99 per person. So right there should give you a clue of how good the place can be for $5 buffet. Its really dark in there, the table and chairs are dated, like the 60s, and it was covered in a sticky film. You would enter the place and be greeted by an Asian women/man with broken English (this normal) and they asked how many in our party. Then they counted out the forks and napkins to give each one of us as they lead us to the table. WooHoo! Service with style. The staffs-- you cant tell if they were staff or patrons eating there. We had some Hispanic kid in a t-shirt came by our table and mummer something and my wife thought he was asking for money. Then Id found out that he was the bus boy, he came by to ask if we wanted water, he was really shy... poor kid. About the food: it was very low par for Asian food, everything was covered with some sort of sweet & sour sauce. They had sushi, tacos, Chinese and Lays potatoes chips as one of the desert. It was edible, I believe, because my daughter and her cousins enjoyed the mac & cheese. Normally I can eat anything, but this time I only ate salad, because it was the only item that was not under a heat lamp or look off to me. Anyway, I got what Id paid for-- $5 per person buffet. So be warn... its okay, but could be better. Note: I really hate to give a place a bad review. I want to give them a chance, maybe its a Mom & Pops place trying to make it and I hate to ruin someone lively-hood, like that poor shy bus-boy, that mummer to us. So maybe next time we are on vacation in Orlando that this place improve.

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Very dissapointed, the AC was barely working, lack of variety in food, very novice staff. Usually when I leave a Chinese buffet Im always satisfied enough that I could go for another round if my stomach permitted me, BUT that wasnt the case! Half way through my first plate I had already lost my appetite due to the gut wrenching filth! Sticky tables, dirty bathrooms, dusty ornaments, and DIRTY SILVERWARE! (I ended up using my own set). What finally put the nail on coffin for me was the absent complementary fortune cookies that im used to getting on chinese buffets. When it comes to the food its not much better, the food selection lacks variationabout four rows of food with a sushi bar(if you can call it that) im usually a big sushi eater but I couldnt bring my self to eat something raw in a place that obviously doesnt prioritize good hygiene.) I hope the owner sees this review and quickly makes changes to the way the place is run, because not only do they face getting shutdown by a food inspector, but also face scaring away the potential of having any regular customers. Now even though I had a bad experience I do hope they improve since although the staff was lacking waiting skills (im a waiter) they were actually very nice people and had an overall good personality. I wont comeback and wouldnt recommend it to anyone unless I hear they have improved.

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HA

Haileigh Reigh

Please dont waste your time or money coming to this restaurant. The outside of the building was grimey, the koi pond was lacking koi, the pond was riddled with algae and smelled stagnant. We went inside hoping for the best, the interior is dim and grungy, very drab and looks very ran down. The people at the counter didnt even tell us our total, they just spun the thing around so we could see the total and stared at us. The buffet, oh boy, here we go, I have never seen a Chinese buffet with, spaghetti, pizza, or tacos. The corn on the cob was brown and shriveld floating in a nasty gray tinted water, the fish that was being served looked like it had been sitting there since the place opened, very discolored. The sweet and sour sauce was unusually thin and discolored. The chow mein had the most unusual texture to it, the noodles were thick and sticky like they had been left out for too long. The krab rangoons were extremely hard, and the filling inside was lumpy and not in the good way filled with bits of krab. The shrimp looked old and had an odd shreded substance about it that I couldnt identify. They did refund our money for our meals but insisted on charging us $7 for a soda and a kids apple juice. Not one person in our party of 5 finished a plate of food, we left 5 plates of disgusting old food sitting on the table when we left.

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PA

Patricia Guerra

Me encanta, pero no coloqué las 5 estrellas porque les falta sonreír al cliente... Especialmente recomiendo probar su pay de manzana, sus lumpias (son las más crocantes que he probado) y con salsa agridulce son lo máximo, el suchi, el cangrejo con queso, las galletas de vainilla combinadas con el helado de mantecado... wow..rico.. No me gusta su carne molida, y su pizza, que es muy blanda para mis gustos..es lo único que no recomiendo... De un tiempo para acá están cobrando el servicio en la factura por 15%, eso me parece bien porque a la final sale más barato, por dos personas sale en 12 dólares y ya no hay que dar propina porque ya diste el 15%...

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PR

Primo Itl

Went for $4.99 lunch. I would say for $5 this place is more than you would expect but they take their shortcuts. Anything with a sauce or the sauces are all watered down quite heavily. The BBQ pork had a taste like the pork was bad or old. If you think you are going for sushi your wrong. They only have rolls and those rolls are fat with rice. I swear they had one roll that was rice rolled in rice. The other ones are just vegetable or imitation crab meat. They are not very quick to clear your empty plates from the table, I got a stack of 3 almost 4 before they took them. I had to ask to have my water refilled. When I went to pay the guy tells me that my tip for the service is very much appreciated. The entire time I was thinking this is not the type of buffet where you tip. When I left no tip I got no farewell greeting. I think if they were not right next to Ichiban Buffet ($6.99) they would have a lot more business. The place was not busy and for only $2 more it is totally worth eating at Ichiban instead.

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