Chinese, Japanese, Mongolian & other Asian cuisines in a casual & cavernous all-you-can-eat fixture.
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Address: 920 N Central Expy N, McKinney, TX 75070
Phone: (972) 540-0000
Website: http://www.mckinneybuffet.com/
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There’s a huge variety of options — lots of seafood, plenty of classic Asian dishes, and an impressive dessert bar. The kids especially loved the dessert section!
The restaurant was clean, staff were friendly, and the atmosphere was comfortable for families. We’ll definitely be coming back. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a good Asian buffet in McKinney!
The octopus was absolutely inedible. It was possibly the most rubbery thing I’ve ever had in my mouth – and that’s saying something. Otherwise, all of the food was incredibly bland. Not bad. Not great. Just very, very bland.
We’ll probably come back. It was just okay and sometimes that’s what we want.
I especially want to give a big shoutout to the manager, Andy. He was extremely kind, professional, and made sure the service was excellent. You can tell he genuinely cares about the customers and the quality of the restaurant. Amazing service, great food, and an overall great buffet. I’ll definitely be coming back!
Even a beautiful dessert bar… This place is too good to be real! ☺️
The chicken skewers are always dry like jerky and too salty. The sushi always has a weird tartness to it, like they were marinated in sodium, ginger, or lemon. Definitely not as fresh as it could be. The crab legs are so thin, there’s barely a point in grabbing any. When you’re finished with your meal, you feel a little bloated and unwell. Probably the additives and such.
The dessert isn’t that good. The coffee cake slices are decent, but the rest are pretty bad. The cookies are dirt dry, the cheesecake cups are overly sweet like icing, and the ice cream is grainy.
The pricing is a little steep for how much you actually eat. 14-18 bucks a person for 2-3 plates. It really should depend on the plate not the same price each time. I see how buffets make their money.
Overall don’t expect much here. There’s plenty of buffets in other places with better tasting options.
It’s okay. It’s not knocking you out of the park, great, or disgusting. It’s just okay. It’s mid.
I had a table of 16 with 3 babies. They got us in super fast, even though the place was packed! So off at the start, this place seems fantastic; however, the food was not what I was expecting. The orange chicken was a bit chewy and tough. The noodles were cold. The dumplings were good, and the shrimp were okay but tasted too fishy (yes, I know it’s shrimp, but it shouldn’t be tasting this fishy). I tried their sushi and was very disappointed. They made it fresh but it still tasted stale and old. But that’s the thing. The food was just okay. It wasn’t what I thought it would be. It looked better on the table than it did in my mouth. The water tasted clean, which was nice! You can’t get fresh water like that in Ohio. The ice cream was good. It tasted like frosting, with the consistency of ice cream. The tables felt clean, and the place seemed clean.
There was a lot of food, and I think that’s their problem. When you have so much food to offer and to cook to keep fresh, you fall through the cracks. Although this is definitely the best Asian buffet I’ve ever been to, I’m from Ohio, and they don’t have any decent restaurants or fast food. I had a wonderful time with my family. I’m a bit disappointed. My waitress was sweet and kept our tables clean.