They have lots of different kinds of food for your taste, although the building looks pretty old from outside but you won’t disappointed with the food. We were there on Christmas that everywhere else was closed but they were the only restaurant open. Everything just perfect. Highly recommend

China One Buffet offers a decent dining experience, but it leans toward the expensive side for what you get. At $16 per person plus an additional $2+ for a drink, the price feels a bit steep, especially considering the food selection. While the buffet does offer a fair variety, I was disappointed to find that there was no sushi and very little seafood, such as clams or mussels—something that many other buffets tend to include at a similar price point. That being said, the food that was available was generally good. The flavors were enjoyable, and everything seemed fresh and well-prepared. There were several classic Chinese-American dishes to choose from, as well as some appetizers and desserts. However, if you’re someone who looks forward to sushi or a wider seafood selection, you might find this buffet lacking in that area. The service was a strong point. Our server was attentive, clearing our plates regularly and checking in to see if we needed anything else. It’s always nice to have friendly and efficient service, especially at a buffet where staff interactions can sometimes be minimal. The restaurant itself is clean and well-maintained. There was plenty of parking available, making it a convenient choice if you’re coming with family or a larger group. The restrooms were in an ok condition. Overall, China One Buffet provides a decent meal with good service, but the price might not feel entirely justified given the limited seafood options. If you’re looking for a standard buffet experience with solid food, it’s worth a visit, but if variety and seafood are important to you, you might want to explore other options in the area.