Hours
| Monday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 325 S Liberty St, Waynesboro, GA 30830
Phone: (706) 437-8699
Website: https://gisdwatch.com/jin-s-buffet
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Reviews
Gelene Cope
The food tasted good, however it was barely warm. The egg drop soup was hot. All the other dishes were barely warm. They labels for the food were hardly readable. I give the server that took care of our order of drinks and taking away dishes and asking if all is okay, was very nice. She gives the place a plus.
… moreBoston Jarriel
Most people don’t really understand what places go through to get where they are today, as someone who works in a kitchen, I know that this place offers a lot of thing not many places do. This place has a lot of parking, wheel chair access (gravel lot though), alot of veggies and seafood, unique items like Chinese donuts and fried bananas. For what your paying vs what you get, it’s really great!
… moreSara Robison
My boyfriend took me there tonight and the food was old and cold and I ate a couple bites and then seen a piece of metal in my rice I showed the lady they didn’t say sorry they took 6 dollars off the bill I won’t be back and I’m calling the inspection this is ridiculous and needs to be addressed.
… moreVon S.
Never again will I step foot in this building! All the food was cold, except the fried fish, that was nice & warm. The shrimp was NOT cleaned properly. I had to remove both the top and bottom veins/poop bags! I do have say that the ice cream was good.
… moreKenneth Hughes
The place is a gut bomb. We both regret emphatically ever eating there…will never forget our digestive discomfort for more than two days after the meal. Puke.
… moreDon Wilson
It wasn’t the total lack of customer service that encouraged me to leave early. It wasn’t even the disgusting seat and table at my booth, that seemed to need a brillow pad and an exorcist to clean it properly. It really wasn’t even the gobs and gobs of grey chicken and brown broccoli that seemed to be staring at me from the buffet table, practically daring me to put them on my plate. No, it was a six-legged messenger from God, who in his own special way showed me what I needed to do.
I didn’t notice him at first. I had just finished my first plate of soggy noodles and crunchy brown rice when out of the corner of my eye I saw movement. He came from somewhere behind the soy sauce and sugar packets. My first reaction was to smash him using the bottom of my plastic plate, but it was the look in his tiny insect eyes that told me he meant no harm. He slowly walked closer and closer to me. He wasnt afraid. He scampered past my napkin, and practically ignored the little crumbs of food left on the table from 3 patrons ago. And it was then and only then that I realized he was there merely to deliver a message. He was there for a higher purpose. He had a message to deliver. He wanted me to leave.
Yes, I understand he can’t speak to me. But I swear, he seemed to be beckoning me towards the front door. As he crawled past every tiny bit of grey food scraps ignoring them. I realized something, he had no interest in the food. His tiny eyes stayed fixed on me. He seemed to be saying, “I’m not hear for the food, I’m only here to warn away those who have made a terrible mistake by attempting to eat here. Do yourself a favor and leave before its too late.”
Message received. I stood up, walked over to the angry looking woman behind the plastic force field she was hiding behind and paid my $10. She reached behind her into the Hefty garbage bag full of fortune cookies and offered me one. I politely declined and instead headed for the door. But before walking out, I gave one more passing look to a place I would never visit again. I also wanted to give my thanks to my new friend, my cockroach buddy who encouraged me to leave. He was like my Jiminy Cricket, my conscience if you will. He gave me the strength and courage to walk out when I did. Yet, I could not see him. He was probably crawling over to the next booth to warn another group of patrons from making a grievous mistake. He was doing what God called him to do, offering those other unfortunate customers the wisdom that he so graciously passed on to me.
Saddened that i could not thank my new friend one last time, I turned to walk through the greasy front door. As I pushed the door with my foot I could swear I heard a tiny voice from somewhere in the restaurant say, “make sure to buy two-ply toilet paper before you get home. You’re gonna need it.”
He was right. I did!
… moreI didn’t notice him at first. I had just finished my first plate of soggy noodles and crunchy brown rice when out of the corner of my eye I saw movement. He came from somewhere behind the soy sauce and sugar packets. My first reaction was to smash him using the bottom of my plastic plate, but it was the look in his tiny insect eyes that told me he meant no harm. He slowly walked closer and closer to me. He wasnt afraid. He scampered past my napkin, and practically ignored the little crumbs of food left on the table from 3 patrons ago. And it was then and only then that I realized he was there merely to deliver a message. He was there for a higher purpose. He had a message to deliver. He wanted me to leave.
Yes, I understand he can’t speak to me. But I swear, he seemed to be beckoning me towards the front door. As he crawled past every tiny bit of grey food scraps ignoring them. I realized something, he had no interest in the food. His tiny eyes stayed fixed on me. He seemed to be saying, “I’m not hear for the food, I’m only here to warn away those who have made a terrible mistake by attempting to eat here. Do yourself a favor and leave before its too late.”
Message received. I stood up, walked over to the angry looking woman behind the plastic force field she was hiding behind and paid my $10. She reached behind her into the Hefty garbage bag full of fortune cookies and offered me one. I politely declined and instead headed for the door. But before walking out, I gave one more passing look to a place I would never visit again. I also wanted to give my thanks to my new friend, my cockroach buddy who encouraged me to leave. He was like my Jiminy Cricket, my conscience if you will. He gave me the strength and courage to walk out when I did. Yet, I could not see him. He was probably crawling over to the next booth to warn another group of patrons from making a grievous mistake. He was doing what God called him to do, offering those other unfortunate customers the wisdom that he so graciously passed on to me.
Saddened that i could not thank my new friend one last time, I turned to walk through the greasy front door. As I pushed the door with my foot I could swear I heard a tiny voice from somewhere in the restaurant say, “make sure to buy two-ply toilet paper before you get home. You’re gonna need it.”
He was right. I did!
miss K
MOLD IN BATHROOM. Not many food options and not much flavor good flavor that is. soap in bathroom is almost just water.
… moreKelly
Best thing was the chicken wings and potatoes
Service: …
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Walter Ashley
The food is good if you get there before one o’clock.Because it does not seem like they swap it out that much after lunch.
… moreAngie Garcia
So GOOD hot and fresh
Great service and food
… moreGreat service and food