Nawitin Buffet

A lot of the 1 star reviews look like it was their own poor planning and dietary restrictions that made them dislike this place. Its fine. Not bad food at all. Decent meal.

Steak was so good, nice selection of comfort food. Thursday was a good deal, with Q card discount my GF and I ate good for only $33.

We came on a Saturday night for their steak and shrimp buffet. For $29.99 per person, we were treated to tasty and delicious Dungeness crabs. The steaks, prime ribs, and cooked shrimps were good as well. There were numerous dessert options--I chose a delicious apple strudel-like dessert with fresh made whipped cream.

Net-net: I neither expected nor received the service and quality that I would from a Michelin restaurant, but for a buffet, it was good. The waiters and waitresses worked hard to deliver good services; the dishes I chose were tasty and delicious. Overall, I was satisfied with my dining experience.

Lucky Eagle has better selection. Food taste is ok. More like a cafeteria than a buffet and very pricey on seafood night for the selection you get. Only buffet in area though

Good new buffet great environment. Decent price firing the week, we went on a Thursday. I really enjoyed the antipasto bar.
There was a nice selection of fooditems, I felt the pasta was a little overcooked and mushy but had good flavor. The Asian options were delicious and very fresh. The prime rib was perfectly seasoned and I was able to get a nice rare cut. The dessert bar was excellent. The portions were on the larger side so my husband and I shared. There was a lemon layer cake that I am salivating over as I write this post.
This may sound strange but I really liked the plates and flatware, I thought they were nicer looking than your average buffet.