New Beijing Buffet - Waycross

They offer a fantastic variety of menu options to choose from. Every time I've dined there, the food has always been fresh, and the waitress was incredibly friendly, ensuring we had everything we needed. This was a significant plus because she would refill our drinks without us even having to ask. The only downside for me is the pricing for older children. I understand that food costs have gone up, but I find it hard to justify paying nearly $14 for kids aged 10 and up. I could understand if the limit was set at 12, but it feels excessive for families with multiple children.

Eating was very good! the place was busy, a really good sign for good eating.

The restaurant offers a decent variety of food options, but they really need to improve the freshness of their chicken. I sampled everything, and unfortunately, the chicken was dry and unappetizing. It would also be helpful to have more items on the salad bar; just lettuce and cheese don't make for a proper salad.

In my honest opinion, the restaurant was decent, but it didn't quite measure up to Hong Kong Buffet. I noticed they used to serve sushi, but there was none available during my visit today—perhaps it's a lingering effect of Covid. The ice cream selection was limited to the usual flavors; I would have loved to see some more unique options like red bean, plum, or green tea, but I suppose that's just wishful thinking. Also, for the price of just lunch and water here, you could get a full drink along with the buffet at Hong Kong for just a dollar more, but I digress.

3 full bars of food. No shrimp. No sushi. Chicken mostly overcooked and some of the veggies undercooked. Fish was good as well as the iced tea but the overall experience? I probably will not be coming back. Kinda disappointing to be honest. $15 bucks wasted.