...I forgot to include something important Whenever the bins are filled, they're only filled just, barely, enough to cover the bottom so that they're always running out, almost right away. For a buffet, that's pretty crappy.

This place is now known as the Dragon Express.

I've been going there for the buffets, in the past year, though, I think I'm going to be stopping. It looks dirty, is run down, and, is pretty much a dive. It's the worst Chinese place, by far, that I've ever set foot in. No ornamentation, at all ...unlike, others.


First, while the buffets are OK, I've - both - seen better selections at other Chinese buffets (which, are also prepared better) - and - no matter what time I show up for theirs (which, are only held on Thursdays and Fridays, betwteen 1100 AM and 200 PM ...or, thereabouts), there are always several bins that are empty though, these generally tend to get filled by the time I go up for seconds.

They only accept cash, and I'm guessing that they do a good bit of their business from the surrounding office buildings who, probably order. For whatever reason, this place, seriously, looks, and, presents itself, like crap. Maybe it has something to do with the unusually thick language barrier of the people who run this one. I'm not harsh when it comes to such things, but, that brings me to my next point


Second, this might sound a bit petty, but I'm sure other customers must get it, too. I, generally, only come in for the buffets and it's always the same young woman (who has her kid(s) there) who takes my order, at the counter. She plays a transparent game of upping the sale, by trying to get you to order a pop (or, a bottled water) instead of just getting some water. I get this game every time that I go in and it's pretty annoying because she does it by pretending that she barely speaks or understands a word of English.

I reached my point, yesterday, when I had to interrupt a side conversation in order to ask her the total for my order (like, I didn't already know), and she said $6.95, instead of $6.50. I asked if the price had gone up, and after another dumb question, she rudely blurts at me, You want bottled water, or not? (In this case, I hadn't even asked for *any* water). I said No. She curtly switched the cup on my tray, for another. I paid and went off to eat.


This place, definitely, does *not* offer ambiance. In fact, too many of the patrons there are proof of it. But, I'm tired of empty bins, poor selection and naked avarice, on top, so, screw this stupid dump....