Beijing Buffet

Samantha Patton

We came in for Lunch on Friday, and really enjoyed it. Decent prices, plenty of options, and not too crowded. My only disappointment was, there wasn't any Crab during the Lunch Buffet service😔. Overall the dishes kept coming out hot, and all the Sushi was fresh. I only had 3 plates, but we'll definitely return for the Dinner Buffet in the future. Definitely recommend for large groups.

Hertz Fernandez

39 dollars for two for lunch! Great deals! A combo would from somewhere else would cost as the same and limited option. This place doesn't disappoint 👌. It comes with the drink and quality is good comparing to just another Chinese buffet. Off course I tip 6 dollars just to make it to 45 dollars and some changes. 17.99 per person at lunch is a good deal and with quality.

Beverly Moore

My new favorite restaurant. Friendly staff. Good food. Clean. Employees super fast either picking up your plates or noticing you have a crab claw but no cracker, so they bring you one without even being asked. There are so many options, from sushi to beef broccoli to French fries and pizza. Bathrooms are checked once an hr but may need checked every half hour.

Raybies Flynn

Such a wonderful variety of food! I went in just after 3 pm, so I paid the dinner price. There is a ton of yummy sushi, shrimp and crab legs. Mongolian barbecue, a fruit bar, salad bar, desert station, chocolate fountain and more!

Al Vynne

It's comforting finally having a cashier at an Asian restaurant that speaks and understands fluent English. The place looks great, they have a limited selection of sushi but it was tasty, they have the usual open grill to have your food freshly cooked, the rest of the buffet looks good but nothing new or out of the ordinary, broccoli beef, chowmein, fried rice it all looks fresh and taste very delish. This was lunch, haven't tried their dinner, I'm sure there's a better selection. I recommend this place, Stockton needed a new all you can buffet, come check this place out i think you might like it.

I love this place!! We go here not just for our family functions, but for casual dinner as well... the food is never a disappointment... I love there coconut shrimp!! As well as there mussels... I will always recommend this place to anyone who's hungry! Or has a few mouths to feed.. 10 out of 10 I will definately do it again & again &again.... 🤗🤗🤗

Rhonda Enoka

I love this place!! We go here not just for our family functions, but for casual dinner as well... the food is never a disappointment... I love there coconut shrimp!! As well as there mussels... I will always recommend this place to anyone who's hungry! Or has a few mouths to feed.. 10 out of 10 I will definately do it again & again &again.... 🤗🤗🤗

For an Asian buffet in the area, the interior is relatively clean, and the food quality wasn’t bad. The lunch price is exactly $20, which feels reasonable.

Nice buffet. Clean and fast service. My favorite was the coconut shrimp. I wish it came with walnuts also. The sushi was pretty decent. I'm glad they serve unsweetened ice tea. There was a noodles station where you can pick your ingredients and the guy behind the counter will cook it for you, although I didn't try it bc the line was too long. My mother did and the food came piping hot. Plenty of outside parking, and wheelchair accessible. Women's restrooms are decent size and have at least 4-5 stalls. For 3 people on a weekday for lunch it was less than $60, and you pay before dining.

Selective of food was good (depending on preference). Mexican grill was especially good although line was way too long but definitely worth it. A decent amount of selection of foods. It’s new so it’s pretty packed! Place is very clean and they have many workers to clean tables so it’s not a constant wait line at entrance although dinner price may be high for some people. For one person was $24+!

The restaurant is still new, quite big and clean. The service is fast and often. There's a service for fried chowmein. Drinks (soft deinks, tea and coffee) and ice cream included. Weekend n dinner price $26.99 lunch $16.99

Tried a little bit of everything first thing is the calamari not quite so tinder in other words that stuff everything else they also had baby octopus kind of creepy not for me but they do have a variety of seafoods they're all fresh the cold stuff scold the hot stuff is hot the steak was tender went on a Saturday evening and they were doing grilled steak it was good

Okay we are at dinner at the Beijing Buffet the food was pretty good actually there is a time limit when you pay for your food there is a 2-hour food time limit that you'll have to eat whatever you're going to eat it's pretty spacious but they kept most of the customers like right in the middle of the restaurant you didn't see a lot of customers you know on the outskirts of the restaurant eating the pricing is basically post covid prices so I think just about anywhere you're going to dine you're going to spend at least anywhere from 50 to 60 bucks on two people so the price is okay

Beijing Restaurant is my 3rd or 4th time eating at this restaurant, and I would recommend it. With a large selection of dishes, it’s a good choice for large families or multi-family celebrations. There are pizza, French fries, and other kid's foods on the buffet. Instead of a child’s age, they refer to height for kid pricing. You can have your meal cooked fresh in front of you if you like Mongolian BBQ-type dishes. Restaurant staff quickly removes dirty plates, allowing you to continue eating at a clean table; that’s five stars in my book for a buffet-style restaurant. Good selection of desserts.

Sara Thornton

Beijing Restaurant is my 3rd or 4th time eating at this restaurant, and I would recommend it. With a large selection of dishes, it’s a good choice for large families or multi-family celebrations. There are pizza, French fries, and other kid's foods on the buffet. Instead of a child’s age, they refer to height for kid pricing. You can have your meal cooked fresh in front of you if you like Mongolian BBQ-type dishes. Restaurant staff quickly removes dirty plates, allowing you to continue eating at a clean table; that’s five stars in my book for a buffet-style restaurant. Good selection of desserts.

Daniel

For an Asian buffet in the area, the interior is relatively clean, and the food quality wasn’t bad. The lunch price is exactly $20, which feels reasonable.

Mrs Orr

Nice buffet. Clean and fast service. My favorite was the coconut shrimp. I wish it came with walnuts also. The sushi was pretty decent. I'm glad they serve unsweetened ice tea. There was a noodles station where you can pick your ingredients and the guy behind the counter will cook it for you, although I didn't try it bc the line was too long. My mother did and the food came piping hot. Plenty of outside parking, and wheelchair accessible. Women's restrooms are decent size and have at least 4-5 stalls. For 3 people on a weekday for lunch it was less than $60, and you pay before dining.

Jacinda Her

Selective of food was good (depending on preference). Mexican grill was especially good although line was way too long but definitely worth it. A decent amount of selection of foods. It’s new so it’s pretty packed! Place is very clean and they have many workers to clean tables so it’s not a constant wait line at entrance although dinner price may be high for some people. For one person was $24+!

Jovan Kun

The restaurant is still new, quite big and clean. The service is fast and often. There's a service for fried chowmein. Drinks (soft deinks, tea and coffee) and ice cream included. Weekend n dinner price $26.99 lunch $16.99

John Bankston

Tried a little bit of everything first thing is the calamari not quite so tinder in other words that stuff everything else they also had baby octopus kind of creepy not for me but they do have a variety of seafoods they're all fresh the cold stuff scold the hot stuff is hot the steak was tender went on a Saturday evening and they were doing grilled steak it was good

Audrey Allen

Okay we are at dinner at the Beijing Buffet the food was pretty good actually there is a time limit when you pay for your food there is a 2-hour food time limit that you'll have to eat whatever you're going to eat it's pretty spacious but they kept most of the customers like right in the middle of the restaurant you didn't see a lot of customers you know on the outskirts of the restaurant eating the pricing is basically post covid prices so I think just about anywhere you're going to dine you're going to spend at least anywhere from 50 to 60 bucks on two people so the price is okay

Finishing some business in Stockton we saw this formerly a Hometown Buffet and took a chance. Although a large dining area the staff was efficient and the food on the line was promptly refilled. Overall a good experience.

bill mulhern

Honestly I miss hometown buffet but this is what replaced it. Need to upgrade to soft serve ice cream and more desirable desert selection however that would be too American.

William Scott

Finishing some business in Stockton we saw this formerly a Hometown Buffet and took a chance. Although a large dining area the staff was efficient and the food on the line was promptly refilled. Overall a good experience.

Overall this place has potential & can be a big success if 2 things were to change; variety & flavor. That would make this my go to Buffett, but before that, I’ll wait awhile to try this place again 😅 Can improve on: Either lower the price to justify the variety of food or add more value. I.e Hot or boiled style crawfish, more sashimi like octopus, tuna, oysters, & better deserts. Then there is the flavor portion; which is a hit or miss (they are new so it’s some what understandable). Some foods are bland & some are overly salted, like the crab legs. CON:: -Bland foods -Limited variety vs Price -Very salty crab legs (almost inedible) -cold crawfish? (Who thought of this, it tastes way too gamy) -Lighting at some of the tables are aesthetic, but make the food looked unappetizing Pros -New & clean -Good layout -Friendly staff -Cleanup is fast

ItsaMe Mario

Overall this place has potential & can be a big success if 2 things were to change; variety & flavor. That would make this my go to Buffett, but before that, I’ll wait awhile to try this place again 😅 Can improve on: Either lower the price to justify the variety of food or add more value. I.e Hot or boiled style crawfish, more sashimi like octopus, tuna, oysters, & better deserts. Then there is the flavor portion; which is a hit or miss (they are new so it’s some what understandable). Some foods are bland & some are overly salted, like the crab legs. CON:: -Bland foods -Limited variety vs Price -Very salty crab legs (almost inedible) -cold crawfish? (Who thought of this, it tastes way too gamy) -Lighting at some of the tables are aesthetic, but make the food looked unappetizing Pros -New & clean -Good layout -Friendly staff -Cleanup is fast

Very little flavor. Fried rice was just like regular rice and little flavor. Few vegetables in trays. Temperature lukewarm. All chicken plates tasted the same. Chow mein hard and flavorless. Sushi was mushy.

Randall

Very little flavor. Fried rice was just like regular rice and little flavor. Few vegetables in trays. Temperature lukewarm. All chicken plates tasted the same. Chow mein hard and flavorless. Sushi was mushy.

This restaurant falls short, even by Chinese buffet standards. Given Stockton's limited dining options, I was surprised by its 4+ star rating on Google Maps. The selection was noticeably smaller compared to other buffets, and the raw sushi appeared stale, which deterred me from trying it. The soups were overly diluted, lacking depth in flavor. While crab legs were included in the offering, they were underwhelming in quality. At $25.99 per adult for dinner, the pricing felt unjustified, even with drinks included. The restaurant’s lighting comprised of red, green, and yellow hues created an uncomfortably dim atmosphere. While this may have been intended to set a mood, it felt out of place for a casual buffet setting, making it difficult to even see the food on my plate (The picture of crab legs can tell you how bad it was) Overall, the experience was disappointing, and I would not consider returning.

Dai Dang

This restaurant falls short, even by Chinese buffet standards. Given Stockton's limited dining options, I was surprised by its 4+ star rating on Google Maps. The selection was noticeably smaller compared to other buffets, and the raw sushi appeared stale, which deterred me from trying it. The soups were overly diluted, lacking depth in flavor. While crab legs were included in the offering, they were underwhelming in quality. At $25.99 per adult for dinner, the pricing felt unjustified, even with drinks included. The restaurant’s lighting comprised of red, green, and yellow hues created an uncomfortably dim atmosphere. While this may have been intended to set a mood, it felt out of place for a casual buffet setting, making it difficult to even see the food on my plate (The picture of crab legs can tell you how bad it was) Overall, the experience was disappointing, and I would not consider returning.