......crabs, shrimp, scallops, fish, calms and even whole lobsters (but the lobsters are extra).
We saw many people eating crabs. Here's Thomas eating one.
Chinese items included traditional foods such as 4 varities of steamed dumplings (above), fried
rice, lo mein, sweet & sour pork, spicy shrimp, teriyaki chicken, spring rolls, sauteed greeen beans, BBQ pork ribs and General Tso's chicken. And not so traditional chinese items like frog legs below. For the record, we didn't try the frog legs...and not so sure we will on a return visit.
The buffet had an assortment of American food - fried chicken, mac & cheese, corn bread, spare ribs, french fries, wings, mashed potatoes, crab imperial, and a variety of soups.
There was also Korean foods like BBQ pork, Japanese sushi and Italian pastas.
For dessert, there were many choices - cut fruit, cakes, pies, puddings and cookies.
Our favorite dessert was the chocolate fountain where we dipped all kinds of fruit.
This new restaurant - opened only a few months ago - is on our "MUST GO" list. This would be great for a family meal because it has soooo many choices to pick from. We really liked the opportunity to get our own food from the buffets....and go as many times as we liked. It gave us a chance to try new a couple of dishes that we wouldn't have ordered off a menu.
