Clifton Buffet

Additionally, we received our check much too early—we hadn't even finished our desserts yet! To top it off, we were charged $111.88, which felt excessive. We specifically mentioned that we didn't want drinks, yet they insisted we order them anyway, and we were only there for about an hour with just four people. No special celebration was even requested. As we were engrossed in conversation and not leaving a tip, the waitress gave us dirty looks right in front of us, making it clear that she wanted us to leave quickly. When we asked them to take a few pictures, they quickly snapped some poor quality shots on purpose. While we don’t expect professional photos, we do expect more effort than what we received. As someone who has frequented this place for years, I was disappointed with the overall experience. The bathrooms were filthy and unhygienic, and the level of service has significantly declined. If things continue this way, they might as well close down the buffet entirely. I cannot recommend this place; there are many better options out there. If the harassment persists, I will consider reporting it.

Prices have increased while the quality of the food has declined. They don’t even serve shrimp that are peeled for cocktails; you have to do it yourself. If you’re dining with two people, expect to spend at least $75. If you’re with four people, be prepared to spend a minimum of $125 to $150. Overall, it’s a Chinese buffet that’s not particularly impressive. Rating: 3/5.

The food was average. For the same price—or just a bit more—I can find much better buffets that are just as convenient to reach from my home. Overall food rating: 3/5.

This restaurant was much better back in 2011-2014. I visited again today, June 15, 2023, hoping to relive my childhood buffet memories, but I was very disappointed. The teriyaki chicken had no teriyaki sauce at all, and the lo mein had hardly any flavor. The beef and broccoli didn’t even look like real beef. It could have been worse, but it definitely wasn’t the best experience. Food rating: 2/5.

The prices have increased while the quality of the food has declined. They don’t even serve shelled shrimp for the cocktail; you have to peel it yourself. If you're dining with two people, expect to spend at least $75. For four people, plan on a minimum of $125 to $150. Overall, this Chinese buffet isn’t that impressive.