King Buffet

Drive out of your way to get here. Serious, make a u-turn right now. Take the next exit. Ignore the screams of your family and the blaring horns of other drivers and get here now. This is less 'Chinese buffet' and more 'oh holy cow why have we lived in Colorado for so long and never come here before Buffet'. Mongolian grill style? Got you covered. Sushi? Got you covered. More types of desserts than you ever seen in your life? Got you covered. Pizza, chicken tenders and fries? Nah, they ain't got th......just kidding, GOT YOU COVERED. Do you sense the pattern yet? So get here. Now. You'll be very glad you did!

In the mood for a succulent chinese meal? Let me share my honest experience with yall. Im sorry for the glare in the photos. I didnt realize it until I got home. The only thing slightly hidden because of it is the drink price, which is 3.19. I recently had the pleasure of dining at a new (to me) buffet called King Buffet, and I wanted to share my thoughts in a review. My go-to buffet has always been Ultimate Buffet, but upon discovering King Buffet, I was intrigued by its larger size and the addition of a Mongolian station. The sushi selection at King Buffet was indeed impressive, although it's worth noting that a larger selection doesn't always guarantee freshness, as the sushi tends to sit out longer. However, I was delighted to find that everything else at King Buffet was consistently hot and fresh. When my party of two adults visited on a Monday at 3 p.m., we paid around $35 before tip, which I found to be a reasonable price. What made the experience even better was the lack of cro

For the variety food to be as appealing as it was most of it lacked flavor except for the salmon egg drop and the steak roll th sushi prepared nice but the rice was really dense as for the grill the food came off tasting scorched a turn off a plus there is alot of items to pick from the place is beautiful and the staff is friendly maybe this was a one off ill try again because they have the potential to be great