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Super China Buffet

15323 Westminster Way N, Shoreline, WA | Map it  

98133 47.740351 -122.349237

(206) 417-9908

  • Hours

    Mon-Thu 11am-9pm; Fri-Sat 11am-9:30pm; Sun 11am-9pm
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Seattle's favorite buffet for top authentic Chinese cuisines, seafood, private rooms & more! Call or stop by our buffet today!

Features

Neighborhoods:
Shoreline
Categories:
Restaurants
Parking:
Parking Lot
Cuisine:
Chinese, Seafood

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Payment Methods:
MasterCard, Cash, Visa
Restaurant Special Features:
Private Rooms, Private Parties, Group Dining, Buffet, Family-Friendly Dining

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Reviews for Super China Buffet

babycat45

Member since Jun, 2007 View Profile
10Reviews
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Joined 5 years ago
1.0
February 27, 2010

Abuses workers. We have enjoyed eating here occasionally, but it seems that the owners have been grossly overworking and underpaying their workers. So we won't be going back.

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browniebaker

Member since Jan, 2003 View Profile
8Reviews
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Joined 9 years ago
5.0
December 29, 2009

Delicious!. A huge variety of authentic Chinese dishes including some rarely seen at such buffets (steamed taro buns!) as well as the more popular Chinese dishes and more Americanized offerings. On the buffet were shrimp at least seven different ways, crab four different ways, Popeyes-like (!) fried chicken wings, finely made chive boxes, fragrant lotus-wrapped sticky-rice bundles filled with pork and mushrooms, and steamed roast-pork buns that had the perfect amount of savory-sweet pork filling inside. Fries and fried sugared donuts were always hot. Friendly staff. Also, we lucked out because kids ten and under eat for free on Fridays. We ate well, and we'll definitely be back!

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Shorelinegirl

Member since Aug, 2008 View Profile
5Reviews
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Joined 4 years ago
4.0
August 31, 2008

good grub, nothing fancy. This is a no-frills sort of place that you can get a variety of good, filling chinese food and not spend an arm and a leg. The dishes range from very authentic to obviously American, and I like them all! My favorites are the bbq chicken and the dim sum like options. They usually have a good fish option, but sometimes its overcooked. It's always a full and happy place, with friendly waiters and good selection. Drinks are extra.

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Sam070

Member since Apr, 2008 View Profile
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Joined 4 years ago
4.0
April 02, 2008

Great Eat for inexpensive price. What kind of person would call an an all you could eat restauraunt a pig trough in a review. Apparently they hold themselves above everyone else who goes there. Every time my family has gone there, we have loved the food and liked the fact that it's kid friendly. I've been in expensive restauraunts and I would prefer to be able to choose out of the myriad of dishes that they have available .

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ericfromedmonds

Member since Nov, 2007 View Profile
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Joined 5 years ago
2.0
November 26, 2007

Not recommended, based on lots of personal experience. I used to eat here frequently, but I got turned off by several things. First, some of my favorite dishes were often over-cooked and sometimes swimming in grease (the broccoli chicken comes to mind). So it didn't exactly excite me as a source for healthy eating, which I've kind of come to expect from Chinese food. It seemed like they loved to simmer fresh vegetables in grease. I felt that if I kept eating their greasy fare, I would get fat as a pig! Secondly, (speaking of pigs!), I really grew tired of the swell of people in there at lunch-time, all crowding around the serving tables like a bunch of pigs in a pen. You see, there's no "start" or "finish" pattern to the serving table area, so it is like a big free-for-all. I saw people rudely crowd in to get their serving, and push other people aside. Often times parents had unruly or bawling kids with them, too. Man, the place got to be just like a barnyard! And thirdly, I got extremely annoyed with the wait staff. The place is crawling with waiters and waitresses, but, they don't really DO much, because, since it's a self-serve buffet, you, the customer, do most of the work. And yet, the wait people always seemed to insinuate that you give them a big tip! The worst thing is, several times I had wait-persons bring me my check and then take my money up to the cash register, but then they disappeared and never brought me my change! I hate to be so down on the place, as I will concede that it does have positive potential: it's got a HUGE parking lot, the place is big enough to accomodate large lunch-time crowds, and they do make an effort to put out a large variety of Asian-themed foods. Excellent dessert bar, too. But due to the three negative areas I've just listed, I won't be going back here any time soon.

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