Peking Restaurant

Food is a mix of Chinese, Mongolian and sushi. Limited options and maybe because we were there on a Monday afternoon, food wasn’t as good and somewhat sitting there. Kids didn’t like it but for &12.99, I think it’s an okay deal. Regular Chinese scaled down menu, our server was attentive, decoration consisted of ancient Mongolian artifacts. Won’t be going back.

I’m usually cautious with Chinese buffets because I’ve gotten sick at quite a few in the past, but this place completely changed my mind. Hands down the best Chinese buffet I’ve ever had. Everything tasted fresh and well-prepared. Really solid across the board. The sushi train was such a fun addition, since I had always wanted to go to one, but never had the chance. The only thing I tried that I didn’t love was the bacon, but that’s not a reason to go to a Chinese restaurant anyway. Everything else absolutely amazing. My family of four all agreed this place was phenomenal, especially for the quality, variety, and price of $17 per person. Service was also on point, with multiple staff checking in on us throughout our meal. Super fast, super attentive. We’ll 100% be back. If you’re on the

I've been going to Peking Mongolian BBQ restaurant for about thirty years and they are by far the best Buffet and BBQ grill in all of Tidewater. Good variety, something for everyone. Gets pretty busy on the weekends. Definitely worth the price. Check them out.

I have never been to a buffet this nice. The decor is gorgeous and even the ceiling has artful panels. You can see the hibachi grill at work and the sushi chef preparing in behind the conveyor. The waitstaff were frequently checking the food, tidying the place and refilling drinks. The food is phenomenal. Everything I put on my plate surpassed my expectations and I even tried new dishes because they looked so good. I found some new favorites. The most surprising thing is that the dinner buffet was under $20 per person and beyond worth it.

The thing I love most about Peking is their consistent great quality. There's never been any hit-or-miss meals in 25 years. They never make me wonder what mystery meat I may be eating. Their General Tso's Chicken is ALWAYS made of thick pieces of tender white meat, and their vegetables are fresh! Real green beans cooked tender-crispy with garlic; fresh spinach sauteed with garlic as well. Yum! Cannot say enough good things about Peking!