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Address: 13680 E Alameda Ave, Aurora, CO 80012
Phone: (720) 541-6448
Website: https://www.kingbuffetaurora.com/
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Reviews
Carlos Muñoz
Great buffet, lots of seafood, Asian cuisine options. I was surprised by the amount of options they have. The food was great sis not have any complaints there, very busy and that’s to be expected given it’s location and how popular it has become. Once you get a number you may have to wait outside for 20 or 30 minutes in the weekends and busy holidays. I like how they call out your number. Service was great very attentive. My only nit pick would be that their dessert options were a bit bland and not very exclusive or varies. But it was still good. I would highly recommend this buffet for anyone looking for some great food options.
Spanish: la comida estaba muy rica y sabroso, tienen muchas opciones variados desde pescado, sushi hasta arroz, pollo y caldos. Buena opción para comer en familia. Buffet variado. Muy rico, si lo recomiendo.
… moreSpanish: la comida estaba muy rica y sabroso, tienen muchas opciones variados desde pescado, sushi hasta arroz, pollo y caldos. Buena opción para comer en familia. Buffet variado. Muy rico, si lo recomiendo.
Ricardo
This place is great, many options to choose from.
They have everything you can think of that has to do with an asian buffet.
It is very clean, they are constantly getting fresh food out.
All the employees are friendly and attentive.
My favorite thing was the “house special chicken” really tasty and juicy. Will definitely have it again.
The only downside was they only have 1 option of noodle to be cooked in the Mongolian Grill, that was very disappointing.
Total for an adult is about $22 with taxes for lunch on weekends. The week day is around $16. It is definitely worth it.
… moreThey have everything you can think of that has to do with an asian buffet.
It is very clean, they are constantly getting fresh food out.
All the employees are friendly and attentive.
My favorite thing was the “house special chicken” really tasty and juicy. Will definitely have it again.
The only downside was they only have 1 option of noodle to be cooked in the Mongolian Grill, that was very disappointing.
Total for an adult is about $22 with taxes for lunch on weekends. The week day is around $16. It is definitely worth it.
Ad W
After trying out some buffets at nearby states, I felt so lucky that Colorado had such amazing buffet options. The quality is so much better here! I had taken a break from buffets but had to come try out this new location after seeing it on social media. I gotta say, this place far exceeded my expectations.
The dishes were cooked just right and the flavors were excellent. I got to have my usual favorites, but ventured onto some new ones. Honestly, I only got to sample about 15% of the dishes, if that, as there were way too many to try out.
The interior decor is quite lovely and spacious. You can see that they put some good effort and thought into the design of the restaurant. Ample spaces to sit and no wait for us when we went for lunch. I definitely plan on coming back again for sure!
I would say yeah, the bathroom was a little messy when I used it. If they can check on it at regular intervals, that would be great considering the sheer volume of foot traffic that comes into the restaurant on a daily basis. At about 5:10 pm the trash bins were totally full and junk was on the floor. Definitely was due for maintenance to come in.
Overall, excellent buffet experience and highly recommended. I already told 3 neighbors about it and when I came in, I had brought a friend who really enjoyed it as well. Love it!
… moreThe dishes were cooked just right and the flavors were excellent. I got to have my usual favorites, but ventured onto some new ones. Honestly, I only got to sample about 15% of the dishes, if that, as there were way too many to try out.
The interior decor is quite lovely and spacious. You can see that they put some good effort and thought into the design of the restaurant. Ample spaces to sit and no wait for us when we went for lunch. I definitely plan on coming back again for sure!
I would say yeah, the bathroom was a little messy when I used it. If they can check on it at regular intervals, that would be great considering the sheer volume of foot traffic that comes into the restaurant on a daily basis. At about 5:10 pm the trash bins were totally full and junk was on the floor. Definitely was due for maintenance to come in.
Overall, excellent buffet experience and highly recommended. I already told 3 neighbors about it and when I came in, I had brought a friend who really enjoyed it as well. Love it!
Ron Taniwaki
meh… while other reviewers rave about the quality of the food here, I have to think to myself that their overall dining experiences are rather limited. I literally tried a little bit of everything… seafood, Mongolian BBQ, sushi, dim sum, soup, stir fry, and dessert bar. NOTHING really stood out in terms of food quality or presentation. that is to say that I’ve had substantially better food at other restaurants offering similar food options $20.00 for AYCE is a pretty good value even if the food is just mediocre
… moreA J
Clean, modern, very spacious atmosphere eith a very friendly service. Food was pretty good. Sushi was pretty good quality for AYCE buffet. Mongolian bbq grill was very delicious with fire grill taste. A wide variety of Chinese food including dimsum and crab. Huge variety of dessert including soft serve, cup icecream, chocolate fondue fountain, fruit, and pastries. Restroom is downstairs but a wide ramp available for wheelchair accessibility.
… moreJackson Buechlein
Had a good experience here. The food was good, the sushi was better than what I expected.
What’s good: the place is beautiful.
The food is solid. Lots of options and fresh food coming out. Soft serve ice cream machine is a nice touch. Sushi is better than any buffet in aurora.
Plenty of seating.
Nice staff and service.
What to work on: we need up to date labels of dish names on every dish and EVERY sushi roll, so they will need to fix that. And when something is subbed in, a name of that item. Not the item that used to be there. Buffets in the area have a real problem with this. Otherwise we are left confused and guessing.
Our server spent a long time for refills, the one thing that they do. When the price of a soda is 1/4 of the bill for the entire meal, you expect refills of cheap soda promptly.
Hopefully they are changing out the tongs constantly. With some finger food, people are touching raw seafood with bare hands, then going back and using these tongs with other items. Hygienic nightmare, but that goes for any buffet. Please change out tongs and stay clean King Buffet.
The site said lunch $15, my bill was $15.99. Attached. Not a biggie, but they should update the website. It’s still a good price.
Overall it’s better than the other buffets in the area. Hiro has been very stingy with dinner crab legs so we will have to see how King Buffet does with that. Not sure, as I came during lunch and don’t know Kings dinner offering differences. Would recommend.
… moreWhat’s good: the place is beautiful.
The food is solid. Lots of options and fresh food coming out. Soft serve ice cream machine is a nice touch. Sushi is better than any buffet in aurora.
Plenty of seating.
Nice staff and service.
What to work on: we need up to date labels of dish names on every dish and EVERY sushi roll, so they will need to fix that. And when something is subbed in, a name of that item. Not the item that used to be there. Buffets in the area have a real problem with this. Otherwise we are left confused and guessing.
Our server spent a long time for refills, the one thing that they do. When the price of a soda is 1/4 of the bill for the entire meal, you expect refills of cheap soda promptly.
Hopefully they are changing out the tongs constantly. With some finger food, people are touching raw seafood with bare hands, then going back and using these tongs with other items. Hygienic nightmare, but that goes for any buffet. Please change out tongs and stay clean King Buffet.
The site said lunch $15, my bill was $15.99. Attached. Not a biggie, but they should update the website. It’s still a good price.
Overall it’s better than the other buffets in the area. Hiro has been very stingy with dinner crab legs so we will have to see how King Buffet does with that. Not sure, as I came during lunch and don’t know Kings dinner offering differences. Would recommend.
Daisy Davison
As buffets go with food quality, it’s about what you’d expect. However, the sushi and dimsum were particularly really, really good. Those two options alone are worth the cost. Their lomein was really good too, like even better than Mt. Fuji’s. They had mussels, clams, crawfish, cold shrimp and salt and pepper shrimp, and salt and pepper crab legs but not snow crab, I’m not sure what kind of crab it was but the meat stuck to the shells and was almost impossible to eat. They also had the typical Asian stirfrys. I did not try the Mongolian grill but the options looked good. They had several dessert options and fruit (really good, sweet) and a chocolate fountain. But the soft serve ice cream was… different. It tasted like a combination of frosting and custard and was very thick with an odd texture. The chocolate wasn’t even frozen, it was pure liquid. My only other complaint is the food tongs were disgusting. Especially for the sushi and dimsum. They were covered in dry crusty caked-on food and it was difficult to pick up the food with them. They need to put the tongs in a container of water so they’re rinsed off in between customers. Oh one other thing, the speaker in the lobby is excessively loud when they call out the numbers for each party. It hurt my ears so much that I couldn’t wait in there. Overall, I felt I got my money’s worth and would visit again especially for the sushi and dimsum.
… moreBrian Tai
Let’s be clear. This is still 3 star food but it’s a 4 star buffet experience. None of the food is “great” but it’s all edible and importantly, nothing we tried was cold. Because of how new the restaurant is, the tables are shiny, the bathrooms are clean, and everything just feels nice and roomy inside. Again, reiterating, the food is still average quality buffet food. I would go back if I’m craving buffet.
… moreIsidro M
This place beat my expectations with so many options to choose from my stomach had no chance, with a low price it was a great value. The buffet is very popular so come early or be prepared to wait.
Customer service was also unexpectedly great, Ryka helped us and her service was excellent.
… moreCustomer service was also unexpectedly great, Ryka helped us and her service was excellent.
Adam You
King Buffet, located near the Town Center at Aurora and the Aurora Municipal Center, has been open for a month or so, yet hadn’t visited until recently. Heard it’s quite spacious with a wide variety of dishes, so stopped by when passing by during lunch time.
The entrance and food display resembled other King Buffet locations in town, with opulent gold and marble decor. Multiple dining areas were spaced generously, ensuring comfort even during peak hours.
The buffet stations were well-lit with wide spacing and appeared to be white quartz, adorned with floral arrangements overhead, giving a clean, upscale look. Clear English and Chinese labels for the dishes and trays with utensils were conveniently placed nearby.
The Mongolian BBQ station featured an open kitchen, sparing chefs from working in a confined space over scorching griddles while allowing guests a clear view of the cooking process.
The selection primarily featured American Chinese cuisine, with some unique dim sum staples like sticky rice chicken, steamed spare ribs, chicken feet, and xiaolongbao, shrimp dumplings, shaomai, and custard buns. There were also some less common Chinese sweets like peanut malt sugar and sweet peanuts.
Japanese cuisine consisted of sushi. Seafood included poke, cold shrimp, cheese mussels, and squid. They also had many western dishes such as salads, pizza, fries, fried chicken, grilled ribs, dinner roll, garlic bread, etc. Desserts featured ice cream, self-serve soft serve, and a chocolate fountain.
Lunch hours saw a steady stream of customers even on a weekday. Service was prompt, beverages arrived quickly, and plates were cleared timely.
Weekday lunches are $15.99, offering great value for the selection. Dinner is $20.99 with additional items. Weekends and holidays feature an all-day $21.99 menu with even more options. Beverages were charged separately.
To reach the restaurant, take the Alameda exit off I-225 and head west. Turn left at the first traffic light, then turn right into the shopping center.
… moreThe entrance and food display resembled other King Buffet locations in town, with opulent gold and marble decor. Multiple dining areas were spaced generously, ensuring comfort even during peak hours.
The buffet stations were well-lit with wide spacing and appeared to be white quartz, adorned with floral arrangements overhead, giving a clean, upscale look. Clear English and Chinese labels for the dishes and trays with utensils were conveniently placed nearby.
The Mongolian BBQ station featured an open kitchen, sparing chefs from working in a confined space over scorching griddles while allowing guests a clear view of the cooking process.
The selection primarily featured American Chinese cuisine, with some unique dim sum staples like sticky rice chicken, steamed spare ribs, chicken feet, and xiaolongbao, shrimp dumplings, shaomai, and custard buns. There were also some less common Chinese sweets like peanut malt sugar and sweet peanuts.
Japanese cuisine consisted of sushi. Seafood included poke, cold shrimp, cheese mussels, and squid. They also had many western dishes such as salads, pizza, fries, fried chicken, grilled ribs, dinner roll, garlic bread, etc. Desserts featured ice cream, self-serve soft serve, and a chocolate fountain.
Lunch hours saw a steady stream of customers even on a weekday. Service was prompt, beverages arrived quickly, and plates were cleared timely.
Weekday lunches are $15.99, offering great value for the selection. Dinner is $20.99 with additional items. Weekends and holidays feature an all-day $21.99 menu with even more options. Beverages were charged separately.
To reach the restaurant, take the Alameda exit off I-225 and head west. Turn left at the first traffic light, then turn right into the shopping center.