King Buffet

This is one of the least expensive "all you can eat" type place in Reno these days. I was looking and I didn't notice even one fly which tells me that they are properly cleaning but my server who is supposed to bring drinks and take away plates asked everyone around me if there was anything he could do for them but the only time I made eye contact with him he gave me a dirty look and said nothing to me. To top it all off I left my prescription sunglasses on the table accidentally and they disappeared. Hopefully they don't just end up in the garbage because they are "blurry". The girl that I talked to when I called 5 minutes after I left said that there were no sunglasses and no one that works there had any idea about what happened. Interestingly the entire dining room is monitored by video cameras so me not being able to find out what happened to my sunglasses is unacceptable. I have a feeling that the "server" knows what happened.

I wouldn't recommend going before they close because some of their food looks like it's been sitting all day. I had a difficult time communicating with the two girls who were cooking my chowmein because they were unable to tell me what sauces they were going to put in my dish. A customer had to translate for me in Spanish. They need to have staff who speak English especially when we're wanting to know what dishes or sauces they are using because a person with food allergies must be able to know what's in the dish and it's hard if there aren't labels for each dish and nobody who speaks English to help.

The place was clean, the food was ok... some food was definitely better than others. The sea food was overcooked. It looked better than it tasted. Very open spaces with plenty of tables. Lunch was fresher an less likely to be overcooked than dinner was.