Jonathan

in the last week

"My friends, staffs, and I have come to this place and had lots of food there like seafood, fried items, sushi, stir-fries, noodles, salads, and more. The food there was wonderful and tasty. The service was wonderful, and the atmosphere was that there were people in their eating, talking, and others."

Steven Rodriguez

a month ago

"The food is ok. There are lots of options. It's not the best buffet style restaurant but it not the worst either. I'd definitely say its the best value buffet place you're going to visit in Queens. Price compared to food quality and variety or food options is very good. $30 per person on a Friday night isn't bad. Make sure you're hungry 😋.. I'd definitely recommend."

Kimberly Lim Legaspi

4 months ago

"So there’s a buffet spot in Woodside called Grand Buffet, and it’s exactly what you’d expect from a classic Chinese-owned buffet clean dining areas, tons of food, and that mix of Asian-American and Western comfort eats. We’re talking General Tso’s chicken, fried rice, pizza, mashed potatoes, tacos… basically a little bit of everything. Flavor-wise? Pretty average. Nothing mind-blowing, but nothing you’ll regret either. It’s very “hit the spot if you’re starving” food. Not authentic Chinese, more like the Americanized version, so just keep that in mind before you go in expecting traditional dishes. The real win here is the price and variety—especially for lunch. You can load up your plate, try a bit of everything, and leave full without breaking the bank. I wouldn’t go out of my way to eat here all the time, but if I’m in the area and need a fast lunch or dinner, it’s an easy yes. Final take: Affordable, tons of variety, and perfect for those “I just want to eat a lot right now” moments."

Anita Chang

5 months ago

"Caveat to this rating: value makes this place worth it, specifically lunch special all you can eat, and you'll need to hone in on the better dishes. I think the American Chinese food selection is quite tasty, but I would avoid things that need more attention to quality to be good, such as the whole sausage links and steamed fish and sushi. Once you get to know this place though, the staff are friendly to regulars and you'll find ice cream, a chocolate fountain, shrimp cocktails, general tso chicken, stir fried beef, dumplings, fries, chicken nuggets, you name it! If you have kids, give them a try, they have age-based discounts and they'll be able to experience a somewhat dying breed of restaurant experience. Super nostalgic for me!"

Wattanachai CH

6 months ago

"Didn’t plan to visit this place at all just walked by and saw “All You Can Eat Buffet” with a reasonable price, so I thought… why not? I arrived quite late, around 9–10 PM, and was honestly worried the food wouldn’t be replenished. But to my surprise, the trays were still getting refilled, and the variety was impressive seafood, fried items, sushi, stir-fries, noodles, salads, and more. For the price, it’s definitely a great value! The only downside? The service. Staff didn’t seem very friendly and looked like they just wanted to close up quickly (even though it wasn’t closing time yet). And I’ve seen other reviews mention the same. Still, if you’re just looking for a wide selection of food and a full stomach late at night without breaking the bank, this place is worth a try."