Buffet King

I normally find the food at these buffets not a real good quality. Most of the items tasted fresh. They did have a couple items that seemed a little off. The place was clean and the buffet area was kept full.

The food was very good . Normally, I am used to mediocre if best at any buffet. I ate a ton of Sushi and enjoyed the Wonton soup. The tables were very clean the restrooms were very clean . It was overall very clean . But everything I tried from the buffet was fresh , flavor was good , nothing was stale this is now my favorite buffet in Austin.

I dined at this place during Christmas and I simply cannot rave enough about the Food, Service, and Atmosphere. I will try to recount my entire time there, but this is ultimately impossible as the experience was so dense that at times I started seizing due to the complexity. I brought my beautiful girlfriend “B” (I will be concealing her entire name as she acted out of character due to the muse-like nature of the food and overall dining) and we were immediately greeted by a hostess. She seated us. Although I generally only drink water, due to the hostesses’ absolutely charming demeanor, I ordered a diet coke. We put our jackets down and went to the buffet. A child was at the buffet trying to grab the crawfish bare handed. Instantaneously, an alarm sounded and he was carried off by a group of four women. He was forced to watch an instructional “reeducation” video detailing proper table manners. I sampled all of the fried delights as an appetizer. I remember very little of them because they were so delicious that I had my first seizure. I was resuscitated and allowed to continue my dining as I did not regurgitate any of my food during my episode which most like affected every single part of my brain. I went up for my main meal. While I was obtaining various chicken dishes like chicken with broccoli, chicken lo-mien, jalapeno chicken etc., a man dressed in a trench coat in the corner signaled me to come over to him. He asked if I wanted to see the fights. I asked what he meant by this. He explained to me that there was a chicken fighting ring in the alley that was unaffiliated with the restaurant. I told him no. I was uninterested in watching an avian fight. I then inquired into the legality. He said, “of course of course” and then started muttering how he read me wrong. He then left through the back door. Curious, I followed him. I found a crowd of people all in a circle. I pushed myself through to see the center. What I saw, I still don’t quite understand. In the center was a bucket of KFC fried chicken with two chicken legs. They were all cheering. I looked at all of them and quickly decided to leave as I did not want to be part of some Havana-syndrome like group delusion. When I went inside my generally very well mannered girlfriend had lost her mind due to the otherworldly taste of the food. She had inserted her fingers into ten pork egg rolls and had filled up a plastic liter drinking glass and was chugging egg drop soup. Before I had time to intervene, the four women quickly led her back to watch a “reeducation” video. After roughly ten minutes, she came back and apologized to everyone for her absurd behavior. I finished off with their delicious desserts and we left. As the lo-mien is coursing through my veins I can only say that I feel my being is greater now. I feel as if through the food I now have an answer to the mind-body duality distinction that has plagued mankind since Descartes. Anyone that rates Buffet King less than 5 stars not only has faulty taste buds, but is most likely merely sabotaging their ratings because they themselves are in the restaurant business.

Food was very good...nice selection and service with a smile!

It's a little on the pricey side spent twenty dollars just for myself Not including tip during my lunch break, but good food always