Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10:30 PM |
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Review of Good Town Chinese Buffet in Clermont – Facebook
New Chinese buffet named Good Town, opened yesterday in Clermont. We went for lunch today. The space used to house a Red Lobster and they did a …
Discover Good Town Buffet in Clermont, Florida – TikTok
They have a wide selection of Americanized Asian favorites like kung pan chicken, dumplings, and hot and sour soup. They have a hibachi grill …
Good Town Buffet, 2475 S Highway 27, Clermont, FL 34711, US
This family-friendly eatery features an all-you-can-eat buffet, allowing guests to indulge in fresh salads, savory entrees, and delectable desserts. With a …
Reviews
Tarra Dunlop
For the price, it was just fine. Nothing really to return for. Wasn’t bad, but also wasn’t good? Wasn’t a huge fan of all the shared tongs for the sushi as remnants of the other things it was shared with covered them. Also avoid the white fish.
Service was very good though!
Though in full transparency I’m truly writing this review to tell this business to please clean their mirrors with the right product. Cause this just looked gross. And between all the shared dirty tongs and this… well you know.
… moreService was very good though!
Though in full transparency I’m truly writing this review to tell this business to please clean their mirrors with the right product. Cause this just looked gross. And between all the shared dirty tongs and this… well you know.
Diana Zurita-Ruiz
This place definitely takes the award of being the worst buffet I’ve ever been to. This was the first time ever visiting after hearing good reviews about this place, but we will definitely never be back. We did not get greeted when we walked in, and there was less than 20 non seafood options for food which half were completely empty or had about 1-5 pieces of old food left in it. Extremely disappointed with this first and ONLY time visit especially having to pay $20 a person when there was such a limit of food options. Very glad I didn’t bring the whole family here because we would’ve only been able to eat one piece of food. We did not bring any children but measuring children’s height to base on how much they get charged is crazy!! Don’t come here unless you wanna pay crazy prices for 1 piece of food on your plate!
… moreBrittany Strickland
Overall this visit was pretty disappointing, paying almost $21 a person I expected more options and much better quality. The pans were full and the food was hot but the quality was missing. Everything tasted just not good. Either weird or dry, too salty or mushy. It just wasn’t right or appealing, everything we took a bite of we didn’t really care for. The seating is not the most comfortable as their booths are tight. We won’t be coming back here sadly.
… moreNone Of Ya
So this is a new restaurant and we wanted to give it a try. We were hesitant but we went. Let me start with our 2 year old who nibbles was charged $6, but what ever.. What we had an issue with was unfortunately at the very end. My wife wanted a bowl of some soup at the end and as she was eating it, she discovered something in it. I was appalled by what I saw. I took it to the boss at the front door and all he had was an excuse. He claimed this in the photo was from the crayfish, but I do not agree at all. So disgusting and the boss just brushed it off like nothing. We will absolutely never go back to that restaurant. Make of that pucture what you will, but I know for a fact that is was not a crayfish leg.
… moreSteve Cooper
Wow. I really hate leaving bad reviews but this one really just wasn’t good. I’m not a huge fan of buffets to begin with so maybe I’m a bit biased here but everything on the buffet that I tried was just very mediocre or not good at all. There is a lot to choose from but it’s kind of an odd assortment of options from French fries to frog legs to watermelon. Wontons, egg rolls, chicken wings, breaded scallops, different types of soups, sushi, you name it. The sushi was decent but nothing to get excited about and really after the dinner, later in the evening, I didn’t feel so great. I was given some decent praise about this place but it fell short for me. Even my 18 year old son didn’t wanna continue after two fairly small plates of food. Unfortunately, I won’t be returning.
… moreCecily Caudle
Stopped on our way to Orlando. Friday evening around 5, business was starting to get busy. Our food was great, lots of seafood, sushi, fruit, and *regular* Chinese food. Drinks were never empty and plates cleared quickly. It was a bit over $60 for 2 adults and a child, but unlimited seafood seems reasonable. Husband loved his cold snow crab legs.
… moreDarrin Keener
If you like Asian Buffets, this is a great choice. We were there around 11:30. It got fairly full pretty quickly, as with most new restaurants going into the lunch hour. Service was efficient and polite. Atmosphere in line with most buffets. This one, however, is in a building that was formerly Red Lobster…and it’s very obvious in the seating area. Ultimately the decor, it’s very eclectic. The place is clean and it’s obvious they put a lot of care into ensuring the fixtures were well maintained in the transition from its previous operation. Since most people don’t go to a buffet for ambiance, suffice it to say that it is what it is.
I will put out a word of caution to anyone of ample proportions (plus size), all seating is in booths and there is very little space between the back of the seat and the table. The tables and seats are stationary. They do not move. All are the same. Sitting to eat was very painful for me as my ribs were pressed against the table. There were a few large people who looked very uncomfortable with sections of their bodies wrapped above and below the table. This is the one and only thing that will stop me from going back.
The food was very fresh and flavorful. The buffet area was well maintained and very clean. Some foods were not labeled, but the staff was quick to answer questions.
About 1/4 of the hot food selection was moderately spicy which made for a nice variety. The chili shrimp was unbelievable, the perfect balance of sweet and spicy.
They had the best sweet and sour pork I’ve ever had. It seemed freshly battered and slightly seasoned unlike most sweet and sour choices. I loved it.
Sushi was standard fare with a nice variety. Salad bar I didn’t use, but it looked good. I wouldn’t go just for salad alone, especially if you’re feeling creative.
The soup, steamed dumplings and cold selections were also standard for Asian Buffets.
They had ice cream and basic deserts, most looked like they came in frozen. If you want something sweet to end your meal, go over to the hot food. There is an item labeled beef buns. It’s not beef. It is incredible. It’s a flaky pastry shell with a warm very sweet filling. I’ve never had anything like it. I’d go back just for this.
Overall, I very much recommend going there to eat. There’s something for everyone. If it weren’t for the seating it would be on the top of my list for a return visit.
… moreI will put out a word of caution to anyone of ample proportions (plus size), all seating is in booths and there is very little space between the back of the seat and the table. The tables and seats are stationary. They do not move. All are the same. Sitting to eat was very painful for me as my ribs were pressed against the table. There were a few large people who looked very uncomfortable with sections of their bodies wrapped above and below the table. This is the one and only thing that will stop me from going back.
The food was very fresh and flavorful. The buffet area was well maintained and very clean. Some foods were not labeled, but the staff was quick to answer questions.
About 1/4 of the hot food selection was moderately spicy which made for a nice variety. The chili shrimp was unbelievable, the perfect balance of sweet and spicy.
They had the best sweet and sour pork I’ve ever had. It seemed freshly battered and slightly seasoned unlike most sweet and sour choices. I loved it.
Sushi was standard fare with a nice variety. Salad bar I didn’t use, but it looked good. I wouldn’t go just for salad alone, especially if you’re feeling creative.
The soup, steamed dumplings and cold selections were also standard for Asian Buffets.
They had ice cream and basic deserts, most looked like they came in frozen. If you want something sweet to end your meal, go over to the hot food. There is an item labeled beef buns. It’s not beef. It is incredible. It’s a flaky pastry shell with a warm very sweet filling. I’ve never had anything like it. I’d go back just for this.
Overall, I very much recommend going there to eat. There’s something for everyone. If it weren’t for the seating it would be on the top of my list for a return visit.
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The food was delicious, would highly recommend! The place itself was beautiful and very clean. Service was great and would definitely come back again! So good to see a Chinese buffet here!!
… moremizufloa
The food here is delicious and there are plenty of options so you won’t get bored of eating the same thing. I was very impressed with the selection of fresh sushi and fish. The staff were very kind and on top of keeping our table clean and removing plates. The price is very affordable for the amount of food you can try and the restaurant is gorgeous. I’d love to visit again.
… moreSue Johnson
Sorry, but don’t waste your time or $$.
Extremely disappointed in the atmosphere, the food, and service. It seems they spent the bare minimum on renovations. The decor from the previous restaurant, red lobster, meshed together with Asian flair-not a good look… the booths are old and worn making for a very uncomfortable dining experience. So many items are not labeled and if they are, they are for the wrong items.. It seems they cannot keep up with a demand of customers because so many stations were empty. hardly anything worth while for vegetarians beside the weak ‘salad bar’.. and the ‘dessert bar’ (and I use the term. dessert lightly), Included nothing more than store-bought items (terrible). Servers were understaffed and not attentive.. the hostess was the only one that was helpful, but even she was overworked.
The whole experience was disappointing, confusing, and a waste of our time and money. They should be ashamed of themselves for charging over $20 per person.
… moreExtremely disappointed in the atmosphere, the food, and service. It seems they spent the bare minimum on renovations. The decor from the previous restaurant, red lobster, meshed together with Asian flair-not a good look… the booths are old and worn making for a very uncomfortable dining experience. So many items are not labeled and if they are, they are for the wrong items.. It seems they cannot keep up with a demand of customers because so many stations were empty. hardly anything worth while for vegetarians beside the weak ‘salad bar’.. and the ‘dessert bar’ (and I use the term. dessert lightly), Included nothing more than store-bought items (terrible). Servers were understaffed and not attentive.. the hostess was the only one that was helpful, but even she was overworked.
The whole experience was disappointing, confusing, and a waste of our time and money. They should be ashamed of themselves for charging over $20 per person.