"Google Maps brought us to the parking lot in back of the building where there is another entrance, but we drove around the front to enter through the street entrance instead. You'll see their sign and another sign for A Healing Place. Go through that door and it'll bring you to their door on the right. We were greeted right away and offered a couple of different booths to sit at. I can only tell you that we paid $15.25 on a Sunday, which I think might be the most expensive. The price list is at the entrance of the buffet, but I didn't take a photo since I already took so many. Drinks are extra, so we got water, but I think soda is only $1.79 and includes refills. I saw a sign that stated they offer 80+ items. I didn't count but am pretty sure it's true (see photos! . Choices range from salad, sushi, soup, and both traditional and new-to-me Chinese food! I didn't try peanut butter chicken or the steamed wontons since those weren't really standard stuff to me. I ate a lot of cocktail shrimp and a lot of standard Chinese fares like the mayo shrimp (walnut shrimp without the walnuts , chicken with broccoli (normally with beef , and chicken w/mushroom. Lo mein was kind of like our chow mean (eating Chinese food outside of the Bay Area is sometimes challenging . Initially it wasn't hot, so I'm not sure if that means their steam table isn't work. I also tried the BBQ chicken, which had a hint of hoisin sauce (not American BBQ sauce anyway . Some items like the steamed flounder was a little salty, and in general some items tasted very similar because they are made using similar ingredients, so keep this in mind. The highlights for me were the cocktail shrimp, a sushi that had multiple sauce on it, vegetarian egg role, and green beans. I think I ate 4-5 plates before going for dessert. Cantaloupe was very sweet, jello was okay, but that cooler of ice cream was a nice touch. The ladies working there were very nice."
