Red Apple Buffet

There are reviews here that are completely reverse of our experience. I will eat here when in the area. Just off NY 7. Use I 88 Exit 22 westbound, exit 21 eastbound, and it is little detour for a good meal. Follow signs for Arby's, if you like. It is across the street. This is an impressive buffet. Not least in a modest size town on a Wednesday afternoon. 4 soups, 50 (!) hot items, 2 cold tables (sides and deserts) and ice cream. The food was good. The variety was outstanding. There were things I have not seen in scores of Chinese buffets across north America. I counted 50 different hot foods. This included steamed Brussel sprouts and Happy Family, a dish too expensive and fragile to be on any other buffet acce$sible to someone who drives a 16 year old van. The sushi tray looks

Good inexpensive buffet with hot and fresh food. For lunch costing $13 per adult it is very good. Sufficient variety of food.

Food was old and warm at best. Been about 6 months or longer since I have been there so I decided to give it a try. Won't be back for another 6 months

Went this morning for an early lunch with my fiancée. The reviews were worrying but we always like to make our own opinion. I’m glad we went! The food was hot-hot, delicious and tasted great. The pepper chicken and chicken with broccoli had the same pepper taste and the dumplings were hit or miss with how well it was wrapped but that were my only qualms! I will add— the atmosphere could use some work. It was dead quiet and the other patrons had to whisper to each other. I wish they would play some sort of music! It was also pretty dark in some places.

Most of the food was old and like warm. Noodles and rice were hard as if they'd been out all day with no refresh or stirring. The seafood selection was poor with some discoloration and was not chilled according to proper code. Upon touch shrimp that was on the sushi was room temperature. Would highly recommend not going.