China Olive Buffet

The selection was'nt as varied as i had anticipated but some of the choices were o.k. The majority of the food was cold/warm and i never noticed anyone switch the containers with a fresher replacement. The orange chicken was pretty good and the garlic souce was a nice condement. I wasn't that happy but i guess i got what i payed for. $9.99 C- Cons: cold food and no microwave more

This place is a pretty simple set up. Good price for an all you can eat buffet. Even if the food isn't exactly the best. Stay away from the Wonton soup and any sea food (besides sushi) The fried rice isn't anything great either. The ribs have ketchup insted of barbaque sauce on them. But everything else is pretty good. I recomend the chicken on skewers. Pros: Great value Cons: Hit or miss food more

OK for a buffet-style: Salads, jello, puddings, egg-flower and hot&sour soups, a decent orange chicken (sorry, the Panda Express chain seems to have the secret on keeping this stuff fresh-tasting) and a very tasty boneless BBQ chicken. Plus, a nice prime rib, decent pizza, mashed and roasted potatoes, carrots, corn, rolls, beef ribs (s/o reported it was marinated in vinegar - I'll try it next time), crab (I didn't taste it), fried rice and lo mein (fried rice was fine, wasn't in the mood for the lo mein). The thing we really liked: lots of desserts, nice and small: cheesecake pie, pecan pie, pumpkin, carrot cake, chocolate cake, strudels, fruit tarts, cream puffs, cookies, and two machines serving choc/van soft-serve and vanilla and strawberry frozen yogurt (no sprinkles/jimmies, just choc. syrup). Pros: Inexpensive, good variety, tasty Cons: slow bussing staff, meat carver scarce more