City Buffet

💔 Overhyped on Social Media 💰 Good Value 🥲 Food was mid 🍨 Dessert section was underwhelming ✨ Excellent Service 🦀 Crabs were tiny 🍣 Fresh sushi was nice 🍖 Mongolian BBQ was a nice touch Went on a Saturday evening for the soft Launch and it was packed, but the wait was only about 40 minutes. It would be nice if there were some chairs or small café tables outside for people waiting. Unfortunately, the food felt overhyped compared to what’s all over social media & the pictures on their website. A lot of it was undercooked, mushy, and lacked flavor, (see other low rating reviews to confirm this same point) and the crab was almost nonexistent. We were hoping for something closer to what Ichiban (when it was in Lone Tree) used to be. On the plus side, service was great—drinks were refilled qu

Came in on grand opening day and it's already hopping! You can tell it's in the renovated Pier 8 that was here before, but they spruced it up with fun decor and neon lights. The staff is very polite and quick to clear your table of used plates and top off your drinks. The food is pretty standard for a Chinese buffet and has a lot of variety for everyone and kiddos. I would say it's a lot fresher compared to other buffets, no wilty vegetables and not fishy seafood. Some crispy items got a little soggy, might be their proximity to the steamers. Didn't realize they had soup until leaving, but hope to try next time! Highlights include yakitori chicken, baked seafood, salt and pepper crab, and rice noodles. The sushi bar had a nice selection of shrimp, salmon, imitation crab, and other option

Just visited this buffet restaurant and had to share how impressed I was. The interior design is absolutely stunning—modern, spacious, and with such a warm atmosphere. It felt both stylish and cozy, making the whole dining experience really enjoyable. But the real star was the hand-held seafood section! The seafood was fresh, flavorful, and so much fun to eat with our hands. The Cajun-style seasoning was spot-on, and there was a great variety of shrimp, crab legs, mussels, and more. It was messy in the best way possible—totally worth it! Great food, awesome vibe, and friendly service. Yogie is the best manager!Highly recommend if you’re looking for a satisfying and interactive meal. Will definitely be back soon!

Nice clean and good for a buffet. I'm not going to say it's top tier food, since it's an all you can eat buffet. But its definitely better than most. Plenty of options, sushi was fresh (no ocean flavor) although was a little bland. Fried dumplings was really good along with the Mongolian grill. Lots of options for everyone and the ice cream selection is one of the best I've seen for buffets. Baked seafood had a lot of flavor and the Chicken and Broccoli was better than most buffets'.

I visited City Buffet today for lunch, and for a first-time experience, it was impressive. The restaurant just opened this month, and you can tell—everything from A to Z is spotless. With over 200 all‑you‑can‑eat items, it’s the kind of place where you walk in thinking you’ll try “just a few things” and end up exploring the whole buffet. If you’re a seafood lover, this place stands out. The seafood quality is noticeably high, and I was especially impressed by the large, shell‑off shrimp that were cleaned properly inside. Most buffets don’t take that extra step, so this detail really showed their commitment to quality. I went during lunch and received a 10% senior discount, which made the meal even better. I sampled three soups—egg drop, hot and sour, and seafood soup—and all of them were f