King Buffet Pelham

Food from the buffet was nondescript, leaning to the bland side even with dishes that are supposed to be spicy. The sushi was fresh and seemed well prepared. And, in all fairness, we did not order from the flat-top hibachi selections; which looked much better and will have to try on next visit.

King Buffet Pelham has a variety of food for different tastes. They have a bigger variety of dishes than in other similar buffet that I was at. Just on the weekend when we visited the restrooms was dirty, toilet paper everywhere on the floor, their trash cans was full, with trash around it. Floor was dirty. Well, the first experience wasn't good. It was really busy on the weekend. I understand, but they should clean it better, I am sure they get on weekends, lots of people dine-in all the time. Hopefully, it can bi fixed it because food was good.
Next time we visited on the week day at lunch and it was cleaner. So that's why 4 stars and not 1 star. I need to check if it's clean on the weekend again.

We stopped in while in the area. The food was good. I have seen larger selections of cooked food, however they also had a large raw food section. The price was good $11/ea. Service was good, the employees were constantly cleaning and refilling drinks. Everyone was nice from the greeter to the servers. If you are looking to get your fill of Chinese food it's a good stop.

King Buffet is literally the Golden Corral of Mongolian grills. They have something for everyone. If you don't like the typical Mongolian grill fare, you can opt for fried chicken, pizza, french fries, and crawfish from the different steam tables. Overall, if you leave this place hungry, it's your own fault. The vast assortment is staggering. Don't let the price dissuade you from dining, because everything is included -- no al a carte add ons. Everything from appetizers, soup, salad, main entree and dessert is included. Children 3 and under eat free, up to 6 only $6.99.
The only down side is that there is almost too many choices. It's what I call a cross contamination of foods when you start in one ethnic dining pathway and continually stray into other non-fusionable areas. If you are not careful, your taste buds will become confused. It's better to stick with a single genre.
I only gave King Buffet three stars because I kept comparing it against another Mongolian grill in the area -- Yummy Bowl at Wildwood. Although Yummy Bowl does not have the variety and many items are priced a la carte, I believe the food quality is superior.

Fantastic Mongolian seafood buffet in Pelham! I’ve been four times now with co-workers and family and had an excellent experience each time. Lunch is $11.50 and drinks are $2.50. Dinner is $15.50 (the dinner buffet also had a few more selections than lunch crab claws being one of which), kids 3-6 are $5 and 7-11 are $8. Under 3 are free.

My favorite part of the buffet is the Mongolian hibachi bowls. You can go fix a plate of ready to cook foods that have been prepared (ex. Lo Mein noodles, broccoli, onions and green peppers, pineapple, then choice your proteins; imitation crab meat, chicken, beef, shrimp. Then you select which sauce you’d like them to top it with after they have cooked it (I like bourbon and teriyaki )even some powder if you’d like Cajun seasoning is great. Then they have some oils and yummy sauce as well as Salt and pepper. You give them the plate they give you a number and they take the same number and cook it up fresh for you then you come back up in 5 min or so and grab your delicious bowl of hibachi!