King Buffet - Reno

Pretty good buffet, with taking the price, about $16 lunch tax and a little tip. That's up there, but I guess what's not yet? eating is fresh, only at 11:00 a.m. when they open and do not complain that eating is old when they arrive 30 minutes before closing, causing them to not make fresh food on all tablets only for them. what they can do is only after fresh eating the teller they want, and they will make it for them directly from the kitchen, I did this once!

We have been coming for years to king buffet and their food is consistently delicious! the people who work here are super nice. we recently came near the closing time, and they took one off and allowed us to go boxing, something we never expected. I would never expect them to offer this regularly, but their friendliness was unbelievable, so I typed them very, very good! my favorites are the cuddles with cheese. divine. really so juicy, soft and spicy. and the garnels that are baked. the chicken rolls, the bark with brokkoli, only divine. that is a small thing, they have no great choice of desserts, maybe they could expand their dessert options as the small coffee cakes have other buffets. overall, try this place, it is good, very good. eating is fresh, hot and savory. it makes fun to make your own plate with the great selection of food. many thanks to china buffet and see them soon.

A good place for American Chinese food. this place was a decent option that we felt for Am Chi food, although it was quite expensive for a Friday dinner. Friday evening dinner on 2nd sep 2022 was $18.99 adult and $11.99 child. drinks are separated and pepsi was $1.99 with free refilling. there were plenty of items with garnel in them and yes there were also crab legs, although they did not see very attractive for me. we felt a lack of things, but the few who worked really worked hard. bless them. we liked the best of the Mongolian revolt, although they should have a kind of pay system so that people do not mix their orders. pork and bark products should be marked so that people do not fight with their religious preferences. I hope it helps!

Update: king buffet is still open, but the prices have risen. $14 lunch and $17 dinner. add tax and a little drink money and dinner is a $20 buffet. it's not really worth it. Buffet is now serving itself. masks required. update: king buffet is operated! yippee! $11,99 lunch and $13,99 dinner. the same great food. yes they wear a mask and sanitize hands! the great difference is now that they are served by the buffet from a server behind the buffet steam tables, there is no self serve! I can see that this in the future causes a little backup when the location is busy. they go to the start of the buffet, even though what they want could end up all the way away. the communication is a little prob as the server understand little English, so in the ground is a point on the plate and they serve them, but it is hard to tell them how much of the court they really want. It helps if you speak Chinese, but I don't know you're leaving. the stands are now separated by a high glass barrier, so the only social distancing will be for the open tables. regarding the state rules for the reservation of inside kitchens, there was no advantage here, only appearing, but I assume they are still regulated to 25% occupancy, but it is a big place and there were few finesses when I visited. about eating, it was like before. the chicken wings are great, the whole steamed fish is wonderful ... they come early. the server gave me all the bang fish! all regular clips are there, like noodles, fried rice, egg rolls and various rod-dried. they are also seafood for lunch. I really like eating here, so peeps that come out here may not like it either. they must have realistic expectations, that is a cheap Chinese buffet! I'll be back, it's better than the Chinese buffet in carson city for just 2 dollars more.

On Kietzie about 1 block east from Atlantis Hotel Casino /Convention Center On our recent visit we found this chinese buffet surprisingly better than past reviews. The restaurant is short handed and Help Wanted Sign posted on Window next to Entry Door which is common for many businesses in this current pandemic era. We found the restaurant clean and the food offered appetizing. The hot and sour soup was bit weak in flavor and everything we sampled tasted fine. On the far side is a Mongolian Grill style offering where diner selects fresh ingredients and vegetables fir cooking. Good selection of Chinese meat, and chicken dishes and Asian favorites, and vegetable offerings include stirred fried string beans, mushrooms, broccoli beef and tofu stir fry. A limited selection of Sushi offered. Soft serve ice cream served by staff. For a $16 Lunch, soda or tea beverages offered $2 additional per person. Large Dining Room and lots of parking.