Grand China Buffet

This was my first time visiting the Grand China Buffet. I went on a Monday, which was a holiday (MLK Day). My first impression walking in is that it is definitely "Grand." I haven't seen a Chinese buffet this big since The Habatchi Supreme Grill on Cottman Ave ( which I miss). As soon as I passed the first two sets of doors, I was greeted with a hello . The greeter led us to our table. I couldn't help but notice there was a small fountain with Koi fish on the left side of the restaurant, and also they were selling some jewelry, bags, hats, nicnaks, blow-up toys, and collectable items. The waiter took our drink orders, and then we went to get our food. The Buffet had plenty to choice from. The food was warm and tasty. I was kind of disappointed with the dessert selection. No cakes, banana pudding, or cookies. Just different kinds of jello, fruit, and brownies. We went a little further in the back, and we saw a big chocolate fountain with freezers. One with about 6 different flavors of ice cream and the other with about 6 different flavors of water ice. They didn't have much fruit to choose from to put in the fountain. Just pineapple and cantaloupe with one piece of banana left. I was disappointed that the chocolate was nasty. Diffently wasn't Hershey. When we left, I had to stop back at the front, where they were selling some items. My son ended up getting me a led lamp candle holder that caught my eye. Overall, I enjoyed my first visit and will be back.

I enjoyed been greeted as soon my family and I came in. Right away our order for drinks was taken and you can walk to get any food you would like. The buffet stations were cleaned and the food was hot, fresh and plenty to choose from. Overall our family had a great time.