Magic Wok

WOW , we had been to the buffet a few months ago and it was okay but not amazing, my family wanted to give it a second chance and we loved every bite. The service was great the food was delicious ,fresh and flavorful , they had a new face in the kitchen and they really know how to make tasteful food. We will defiantly tell our friends and we'll be back again to enjoy the buffet.

After realizing our regular Chinese food restaurant was closed we decided to order from the next closest to our home. My boyfriend went in to order our meal where he was told it would be about 15 minutes, but to check back because it might be longer. This was fine, he drove around for a bit then came back only to be told it still wasn't ready, and they did not know how much longer. Another 25 minutes after that, our food was ready so he took it home.

I got the combo with rice, lemon chicken and chicken chow mien, while my boyfriend got garlic spare ribs instead of the chow mien. Upon opening the bag, I saw that I had regular sweet and sour chicken, which I was okay with, but not what I ordered.

The chow mien was wilted and looked a little iffy. The bean sprouts (which is what it mostly consisted of) were almost brown, and after digging through them I didn't find one piece of chicken. The rice was dry and had a funny taste to it. The egg rolls were soggy and also had a funny taste. The chicken balls were, in my opinion the only edible portion of the meal.

While I understand that New Years Day is busy for most restaurants, I don't think I should be okay with paying $25 dollars for meals that were of poorer quality than that in a mall's food court. Normally I would give a restaurant a second chance, as I have worked in the service industry and understand that things don't always run smoothly. However the combination of poor food quality and the long wait time really ruined our night.

Yesterday, my husand and 2 1/2 year old went to the restaurant about 230 in the afternoon. The buffet is advertised from 1130-500 p.m. It was $14.99 for both of us to eat and $3.99 for our child. Most items on the buffet had been sitting there since 1130, from how dry and over-cooked everything was, and a lot of the items were pretty much depleted.
After eating for a time, I looked down at my plate and saw a hair (which was not the same color as mine). I called the waitress over and told her there was a hair on my plate. All she was was oh and took my plate away. She never asked if I'd like something else or anything (which obviously I wouldn't have eaten anyway) I was totally disgusted at this point.
Upon getting our bill, I asked my husband if they had given us a discount. He said no, but when he went to pay they did give him a 10% discount. How generous!! I guess a hair in your food is only worth the taxes. So we paid $40+ for a dried up, hairy meal!
Here is one family that will never be eating there again.