All-you-can-eat Asian feast w/ epic seafood & sushi bar. Dungeness crab, snow crab legs galore. A Queens must-try!
Embark on a culinary journey at this expansive all-you-can-eat buffet, a true gem in Queens for those craving a diverse Asian-inspired feast. Guests rave about the incredible seafood selection, particularly the dungeness crab, snow crab legs, and a fresh sushi and sashimi bar that rivals many dedicated establishments. While primarily known for its Asian offerings, the sheer variety ensures something for every palate, making it a popular choice for a bountiful dining experience.
This buffet offers a vast array of Asian cuisine, with a strong emphasis on its extensive seafood selection including dungeness crab, snow crab legs, shrimp, oysters, clams, and a fresh sushi and sashimi bar. While many praise the abundance and quality, particularly the cold seafood, a few recent reviews mention some dishes being dry or fishy, and question the overall value.
"The seafood selection is highly recommended, particularly the dungeness crab, snow crab legs, and the sushi/sashimi bar. Ginger scallion lobster may also be available."
Overall, customers highlight the impressive variety and quality of the seafood, especially the crab and sushi. However, some recent feedback suggests occasional inconsistencies with food freshness and value.
Important Note
Some recent feedback indicates potential inconsistencies in food freshness and value for money.
"The Buffet in College Point is mentioned as having snow crab and sometimes ginger scallion lobster, but is described as an upscale Chinese buffet that is pricey for its offerings."
Negative"The user visited recently and was disappointed, finding some food dry or fishy, and questioned if they went on a bad day."
Negative"This establishment is described as the only upscale option in NYC for a classic Chinese buffet experience."
Positive"The Buffet in College Point is an AYCE Chinese option."
Positive"The Buffet in Queens was mentioned as a possible location for the Chinese buffet-style mussels the original poster is looking for, with the commenter noting that such buffets are rare in NYC."
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