Dynasty Buffet

THEY SCAM US AND I HAD FOOD POISONING Food was bad and cold, they set everyone up I reccomend pay first before sitting down because they charge the percentage or whatever they want on the receipt at the end. Multiple people around me said” omg the bill” and they charge a little extra on tip and taxes without you knowing. Very expensive and not worth the price. Never coming back here again!

DON’T EAT HERE!!! Absolutely horrible experience; from the moment I made the call to see if they were open due to poor weather it was nothing but disappointment. I called at 6:30pm and was told that we needed to hurry up because they close at 9:30… didn’t know it took 3 hours to eat but ok. Next, we walked in as a party of 3 adults and 2 kids under the age of 3. The person at the front asked if I wanted beverages for everyone and I said yes. Paid $100 and then beverages for the kids weren’t included in that. When we asked for beverages for the kids (just water) we were told that we needed to pay for them. Upon asking why when I told them at the front that we wanted beverages for everyone, at which point we were told that it didn’t include drinks for the kids. Why would I say I wanted drink

The staff are so welcoming, and the food was incredible! Best buffet in NJ! Even offered us free dinner for next time since my brother did not eat. They are so lovely, especially Jessie!

My family and I recently visited Asian Dynasty Buffet and had a great experience. The food was delicious and the service was excellent. We were able to find a wide variety of dishes to enjoy, from sushi to Chinese food. The food was all fresh and flavorful, and the portions were generous. The service was also very friendly and attentive. Our waitress was always happy to refill our drinks and make sure we had everything we needed. We would definitely recommend Asian Dynasty Buffet to anyone looking for a great Asian buffet experience.

Chinese cuisine has been a staple of American culture for decades. From the days of chop suey to the rise of contemporary Chinese-American dishes, the Chinese food we know and love today has evolved in fascinating ways. One of the most popular dining experiences is the Chinese buffet. Referred to as the “Chinese smörgåsbord,” believe it or not, it first emerged in the 1950s before exploding in the late 1980s and early 1990s. This American tradition offers diners a variety of delicious dishes adapted to suit American tastes and may differ significantly from authentic Chinese cuisine in an all-you-can-eat setting. Located on Market Street, Dynasty Buffet is the closest to our home, and my partner and I paid them a return visit after 3 years tonight. Upon entering inside their high ceiling