This is all you can eat buffet. This is the largest seafood buffet, with rich dishes and a full range of categories. It focuses on seafood dishes, the Chinese and Japanese Asian dishes are diversified. Sushi, hot stir-fry, seafood, Mongolian BBQ, teppanyaki, salad bar, dessert, lots of ice cream, dim sum, refreshments, etc. …The price is affordable! It’s good for friends, birthday parties or holiday dinners.
Hours
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 12727 Sherman Way A08, North Hollywood, CA 91605
Phone: (818) 821-3158
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Reviews
They have an incredible selection of sushi, Mongolian BBQ, Chinese classics, seafood like crab legs, shrimp, jumbo shrimp, and lobster. There’s something for every palate and everything tastes like it was carefully prepared.
They have Boba drink for free and varieties of ice cream I have never seen in any buffet before.
They can also cook your food there
Their staff are quick to clear plates, refill drinks, and make sure you have what you need.
It’s worth the price! For an all-you-can-eat buffet with such quality and variety, the price feels more than fair.
I’ve dined at many buffets around L.A., and Gourmet City is among the very best. Highly recommend it to seafood lovers, families, or anyone who wants to feast without compromise. I’ll absolutely be back!
They serve your typical asian buffet dishes they have a sushi bar and a salad far as well as a ice cream and a sweet bar all the food looked good they also have a boba station that is included with your entry an is all you can drink. The place is nice
It’s is very spacious.
The dishes are constantly being cleaned from your table.
Now price wise it’s a $20 regular lunch price and 35 for holidays today is Martin Luther king day so they wanted to charge as a holiday seems a little out of reach. Also there is a 10% service fee?!?! That isn’t notified at the front desk. And there is signes of being charged if you don’t eat the food in your plate.
Over all it’s good but it is over priced
The restaurant is huge, and thankfully it wasn’t very busy—which we appreciated, since we generally don’t enjoy overcrowded places. Everything was very clean, and shortly after we sat down, someone came by to ask what we’d like to drink. We received our cutlery, and then headed out to explore the buffet.
My spouse chose sushi, pickled vegetables, and several kinds of dumplings. I went with BBQ chicken, orange chicken, teriyaki chicken, chow mein noodles, and a few roasted potatoes.
According to my spouse, the sushi was “okay-ish”, nothing special, and unfortunately, the person working behind the sushi counter was a bit rude when he tried to ask a question. The rest of his food, however, was quite good. As for me, I enjoyed everything except the BBQ chicken. The roasted potatoes were actually very delicious.
On his second round, my spouse tried kimchi and freshly made bulgogi. Sadly, both were a big disappointment. He found them inedible—the bulgogi meat was extremely rubbery, almost like leather.
I decided to slow down a bit and try some more “Western-style” items. I took a slice of pizza and a few fried chicken wings. The chicken wings were quite good, but the pizza was awful. Honestly, it tasted like a frozen pizza, and after two bites, I couldn’t eat any more.
Of course, I still had to try the desserts. I took two of the small square containers filled with some kind of cream, three small square tartlets, and three scoops of ice cream in different flavors.
Now, I know taste is subjective, but I can only strongly recommend staying away from the so-called pastries. They were truly disgusting and likely the unhealthiest items on the buffet. The cream desserts in the small clear containers tasted like greasy fat with a hint of artificial fruit flavor—just gross.
They also had large, beautiful-looking strawberries that you could dip into a dark chocolate fountain. Unfortunately, the strawberries were very hard and completely lacking sweetness, while the chocolate was extremely bitter. Combined, it was anything but enjoyable.
The tartlets were dry cake with the same unpleasant cream in between. One even had a rubbery orange topping that felt almost like glue and discolored my tongue so badly that it took quite a while to get rid of both the color and the taste.
The ice cream was mediocre at best.
That said, while we were eating, the service on the floor was excellent. Staff came by frequently to check if we needed anything, and whenever we did, it was taken care of within minutes. There was a small discrepancy on our bill, but it was handled quickly and professionally. Mistakes happen, which is why it’s always a good idea to check your bill before paying.
When we left, we had a few questions for the young lady at the front desk, and she was more than happy to answer them. She was especially kind and helpful.
Overall, we will come back. Most of the food was quite good, and it is a buffet after all. Everyone has different tastes and expectations—so I’d say give it a try and see for yourself.
My parents love coming here too because there’s something for everyone. In addition to the amazing seafood, they have sushi and a made-to-order noodle bar, so you can customize your meal exactly how you like it. One of my favorite features is the “make your own boba” station — it’s such a fun bonus!
The staff are friendly, and the overall experience is consistently enjoyable. Keep up the excellent work and maintaining this quality — you guys are doing an awesome job! The only thing I’d love to see is a Cajun seasoning option to mix with the crab and other seafood — it would take the flavors to the next level.