Crazy Buffet

My friend and I ate here a few months ago on a Saturday afternoon. Right when they opened. That is probably the best time to head to a buffet and get good, fresh food. I've been to almost all the Chinese buffet's in the valley and they are alright. It all depends on when you show up. Towards closing, probably not the best time to go cause everything is pretty much have been sitting out long. :/ And right after lunch and dinner rush aren't the best either. We did enjoy the food at Crazy buffet. I hope the second time will be just the same. :)

This buffet styled restaurant is my favorite in the area. Once you are greeted and shown to your seat, you will find a wealth of food waiting to be tried. On one side, there is a sushi chef preparing sushi. The selection of sushi is basic, you will not find eel or specialized, more expensive rolls, but what is there is really good. Don't be surprised to find yourself getting a few plates of it. Other than sushi, there are isles of foods, from chow mein to deep fried shrimp, with most basic Chinese foods being served. There are a few selections of soup, a whole isle dedicated to salad and fruit, ice cream and deserts. One of the most popular foods are the crab legs, which they bring out very often, allowing all customers to get their fill of them. There is a section where you can choose your foods and it will be made on a grill by a chef there. The decor is nice, with some tvs hanging from the ceiling. The workers there make sure to clean your spare plates quickly and are fast to refill your drinks. The price is right and you will not be disappointing. Try the octopus salad if you get a chance. It's ugly but oh so good.

This is my husband and I's favorite buffet, hands down. It has great sushi and crab legs, good food, and we love the selection. We are always cautious with buffets since they can sometimes be pretty bad and get you sick, but this one is so far the best one I've been to, never had any problems with anything.