China Buffet
| 475 Coors Boulevard Northwest, Albuquerque |
5 priser
4.80/10.00 |
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+1 505-839-7500 |
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Robert Vigil (14.05.2016 10:27)
I eat here once every two weeks. The food is delicious and the selection is great.
I eat here once every two weeks. The food is delicious and the selection is great.
April B (01.05.2016 05:21)
Food was mediocre at best. Very limited selection. Service was ok but seeing as we were the only people there I would expect that. We were clearly over charged but girl running the register couldn't speak english and had a hard time understanding what I was trying to say. Regular soda for 5 people cost us $24 apparently. Can't say I'll ever go back. Feel totally cheated and completely disgusted
Food was mediocre at best. Very limited selection. Service was ok but seeing as we were the only people there I would expect that. We were clearly over charged but girl running the register couldn't speak english and had a hard time understanding what I was trying to say. Regular soda for 5 people cost us $24 apparently. Can't say I'll ever go back. Feel totally cheated and completely disgusted
jon devieon (27.12.2015 01:27)
long story short just dont go here, if you want to waste 21.50 for a meal of two go up the street and give the money to a homeless person on central which will be ultimately be spent on anything better than this restaurant.
at the end of the day its my own fault for not trusting my own judgement as soon as i walked in the door and saw nothing but elderly(nothing against them) but who showed no reaction to any taste or smell the imitation on the plate was giving off. the fried rice was a bright yellow, the orange chicken was,... well orange but not in the " i want this in my body" kinda way. pilled on top a mountain of dried white rice that was scraped from a crockpot using a plastic spoon i pulled out of the community water cup, it crates a mystifying array of colors ive only seen in cartoons when characters are powering up in a last attempt at victory. tossed in a little bit of the sweet and sour sauce from the crusty tipped bottle and you have discover this restaurants truly astonishing amusement of combining the mysterious foods into a new living organism or a timeless work of art.
if you enjoy finger painting with bright dyes or chemistry sets you will love it here.
long story short just dont go here, if you want to waste 21.50 for a meal of two go up the street and give the money to a homeless person on central which will be ultimately be spent on anything better than this restaurant.
at the end of the day its my own fault for not trusting my own judgement as soon as i walked in the door and saw nothing but elderly(nothing against them) but who showed no reaction to any taste or smell the imitation on the plate was giving off. the fried rice was a bright yellow, the orange chicken was,... well orange but not in the " i want this in my body" kinda way. pilled on top a mountain of dried white rice that was scraped from a crockpot using a plastic spoon i pulled out of the community water cup, it crates a mystifying array of colors ive only seen in cartoons when characters are powering up in a last attempt at victory. tossed in a little bit of the sweet and sour sauce from the crusty tipped bottle and you have discover this restaurants truly astonishing amusement of combining the mysterious foods into a new living organism or a timeless work of art.
if you enjoy finger painting with bright dyes or chemistry sets you will love it here.
Robert B (06.09.2015 05:20)
I was very excited to find someplace near to our new apartment. Having looked at the reviews, i went in expecting humble, but decent food for modest prices. I went in, was put off by the smell, and was seated against a wall next to the tattoo shop next door, which APPARENTLY has bands practice during the evening. (That's cool. I don't mind music, unless the amp is against the wall my head is less than a foot away from, and is vibrating the faux-bamboo on the wall.) As to the food: I would rather eat ramen. BEFORE it was cooked. I had grease with noodles, grease with rice, and grease with fish. Just for a change of pace, i then tried the grease. Needless to say, my verdict is that there are far easier ways to acquire indigestion, and cheaper ways to clog my arteries. Like eating a bucket of lard.
I was very excited to find someplace near to our new apartment. Having looked at the reviews, i went in expecting humble, but decent food for modest prices. I went in, was put off by the smell, and was seated against a wall next to the tattoo shop next door, which APPARENTLY has bands practice during the evening. (That's cool. I don't mind music, unless the amp is against the wall my head is less than a foot away from, and is vibrating the faux-bamboo on the wall.) As to the food: I would rather eat ramen. BEFORE it was cooked. I had grease with noodles, grease with rice, and grease with fish. Just for a change of pace, i then tried the grease. Needless to say, my verdict is that there are far easier ways to acquire indigestion, and cheaper ways to clog my arteries. Like eating a bucket of lard.
Noyb Noybinson (12.06.2015 17:54)
It isn't completely certain that your meal will be 'great' every time
( I've been there 6 or 7 times.), But you can always count on being satisfied,
especially if you go for the lunch buffet.
It isn't completely certain that your meal will be 'great' every time
( I've been there 6 or 7 times.), But you can always count on being satisfied,
especially if you go for the lunch buffet.
