Empire Buffet

The food was good but not great. With the exception of the baked bannanas I had for desert. Those were wonderful. I also didnt have the seafood, which this place is know for. Everyone at my table said it was really good, so I'm on the edge of 3 vs 4 stars. One very nice thing is that they were fairly busy, which is a good thing for a buffee because they bring out fresh food more often.

Overall: I'd come here again.

Cheap fresh seafood and tasty Chinese cuisine. Deserts was delicious too. Will be returning soon.

This restaurant is incredibly inexpensive. My family has been raving about the amazing seafood the restaurant offers, so I went. Maybe it's because I didn't bother to actually try the seafood, but the rest of the food matched the price of the place: it tasted cheap, kind of like they had dumped frozen packages into a pan, stirred it around and served it. I sampled each dessert and they tasted stale. Their pudding is overly sweetened. The staff were polite and stayed in the background; they weren't super friendly but they weren't rude. The place is nothing fancy, but I would take my family there for a casual meal. I dined on 12/23/15 and am pointing that day out specifically because there was a ukulele player/singer that performed. She had a beautiful voice and definitely had talent with the ukulele (an instrument I love), but the restaurant's sound system muffled her voice so much that I was cringing. The food is alright but I still left with a full stomach :)

Food was fresh, ????, and tasty. Oysters, dungoness crab, pig feet (WOW), snow crab, fish, shrimp, soup, fresh fruit, veggies, desert, and so many more items to choose from! The price is right here and the waitress, Nina, is a jewel. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday can be the best days with many selection. During the week, this restauraunt offers shrimp, crab, clams, and many of the selections offered over the weekend. This place is worth visiting anytime during the week!