Fortune Star Asian Buffet & Grill

One of the few Asian buffets left in the area, it serves a nice variety of dishes (including sushi) and it is pretty good overall. It's reasonably priced and very clean, with ample seating. Each time one of this type of restaurant closes down, another signature dish goes with it - I miss the steamed buns and crystal dumplings that were staples of some of their predecessors - but this place has a decent variety. I don't like their steak, but it's not a steakhouse, after all.

We eat at this restaurant about twice a month. We usually arrive after lunch hour. The food bar is always full and the food is good and the price is good.

It's your typical Chinese buffet. We've been here a few times in the last few years and it's quality is consistently slightly better than mediocre. I will say the Hibachi is better than what's available on the buffet line. This time I tried the chicken wings and fries and was disappointed. The wings were simply not good. They tasted like they were cooked in old grease. The fries taste like anything you'd buy from the frozen food section. The General Tso's was a little chewy, but not too bad. Overall for $11 at diner time it wasn't too bad.

It's worth your money if you like to eat. I usually go to have chicken on a stick. Would not recommend for large family because it's a little on the pricey side. It's all you can eat which is nice.

Great service and great food for the price. Fresh sushi and hibachi bars as well as a stocked buffet that has something for everyone. Highly recommend their coconut shrimp, greenbeans and dumplings. Have been able to request custom sushi rolls made fresh. Always remember to tip your hibachi chef ????