Hunan Chef - Houston

The price was good. The food was great! The service was excellent! Highly recommended.

This is a must if you are in the area. A huge selection to choose from. Everything taste amazing! The sweet tea is perfect. You must try the pepper fish. It's amazing. I like to squeeze a little lemon on mine. You won't be disappointed.

I don’t like , I can compare with different other buffets . And in this one are poor variants of food , very small space for tables, people sit very close to each other. Not tasty desserts.

Alongside all these dishes, there are various sauces, fresh fruit, a selection of soups, fried potato wedges, French fries, corn patties, fried biscuits, and fried chicken, among others. There’s also a sushi bar. For dessert, they offer chocolate cake, jelly, custard, a delightful coconut treat, and fried dough coated with cinnamon sugar. Additionally, they serve soft-serve ice cream in small cones with vanilla, chocolate, and chocolate-vanilla flavors, which is a perfect way to round off your meal. Although the selection is somewhat limited compared to other buffets, you can expect an affordable meal that is generally tasty and of good quality. The staff was polite and helpful. We enjoyed our experience, but we believe there are some areas for improvement. I rated it 4 stars since we liked about 60-70% of the items on the menu. That said, the dumplings were disappointing, the egg rolls and vegetable rolls didn’t taste fresh, and we felt they should add more options to the dessert section.

I found that a significant portion of the buffet dishes—about 30%—were unlabeled, particularly the fish dishes, which was quite frustrating. It's important to know what you're eating, right? The food that was labeled, or items I recognized, was decent. Not exceptional, but certainly good. I arrived around 11:15 a.m. on a weekday for lunch. I really enjoyed the mushrooms, barbecue chicken skewers, crab rangoon, sautéed green beans, and orange chicken. However, the tiny sushi bar felt cramped and disorganized, offering only a limited selection. Do I think it was worth the $14 for a weekday lunch? Maybe occasionally, especially if I'm nearby and craving Chinese food. These thoughts reflect my personal experience, and I acknowledge that others may have different opinions based on theirs.