If you’re looking for a place that brings back memories of classic Chinese buffets from 2000s era, then this place is worth a visit. While the food itself is just okay for typical Chinese restaurants —nothing too extraordinary— but it’s made up for the atmosphere and the people that truly make the experience special that you don’t get from modern restaurant nowadays. The restaurant has that familiar, slightly retro charm and packed with family outings, kids or casual dinners from different backgrounds after a long day. It’s cozy, the lighting is warm, and there’s something comforting about the hum of conversation , background soft music and clinking of plates. It’s the kind of place where you can take your time and just enjoy the moment. The staff are genuinely friendly, always greeting customers with a smile and making sure you’re comfortable. Overall, if you’re after a five-star culinary experience, this might not be the place. But if you appreciate a nostalgic, laid-back buffet , casual Chinese food , with kind people and a welcoming vibe, it’s definitely worth a visit. I will come back at least once a month.

Went there for mothers day yesterday and was completely shocked. Place was completely packed busy with people but we didn't even have to wait to be seated. 👌Food was completely full and fresh in the buffet lines. Waitress checked on us often with a big smile. Price was about 47 bucks for two of us with sodas but honestly I think it was money well spent. Great food and great service. Owner came and talked to us at our table and she was very nice. Will return. 👌👍