About - The Journey
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- All you can eat
- Coffee
- Comfort food
- Healthy options
- Quick bite
- Salad bar
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Quiet
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TLDR: Fine buffet with a large selection, though not always seasoned well. The service was great, and the chefs were nice. However, I am unsure if the lack of seasonings is a northern midwest Chinese buffet theme but many of the dishes had very dull flavors. I've ate at Chinese buffets across the states and this one was rough on flavor. Went during Saturday night dinner when about 30-40 other customers were there. Some key points: Some Sushi was older and the tops had gotten hard due to sitting. There were also hot (temp) fish ontop of some of the rice. The hibachi lacked sauce (bland even with me putting lots of aromatics) and also some of the beef had freezer burn on that side. The crawfish taste like they were only boiled in water. Overall not a great experience for me, maybe Saturday nights aren't the best. My other reviews of various other buffets across the states shows im not hard to please and am quite gracious in reviews. So take that as you please
For the price this place is a 10/10! I recommend the sushi, green beans, stuffed crab, and the hibachi station
The food was awful, cheap and of low quality... completely overpriced. The silverware in the buffet area was wet. The guy who waited on my table was attentive, but the restaurant itself is majorally outdated from like the eighties or so lol. They are probably making a tidy profit from spending a low amount on everything ugh. You can see from my pictures the restaurant is called The Journey from the very worn condiment caddy reflecting how outdated the restaurant is...however the waiter's check presenter has a different name?