New Asian Super Buffet Menu

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  • Carl C.

    This is my favorite location locally. The others are good in their own way, but they have exactly what I want here. I love their sushi, and the selection at the buffet. The service staff is courteous, prompted, and helpful. I go there every chance I get.

    (5)
  • Robert G.

    Asian buffet in Arkansas. It was ok. I had some sushi that was relatively fresh, I know..I know, you're thinking sushi in Arkansas? Yes, and..like I said, it was ok. The chicken dishes and veggies I had off of the buffet were fine and with a mixed group this was a good meal. I'd eat here again. The staff was inordinately friendly and the place seemed clean.

    (3)
  • Kate G.

    Love this place. Y'all need to get new fortune cookies, though.

    (5)
  • Christina B.

    After finding a cockroach crawling on the sushi at our favorite Chinese buffet off of McCain, we were on the hunt for a new one. Qualifications were that it had to have sushi, hibachi grill and a generous dessert bar. I think we found our new favorite. Yay! When we walked in, we were seated immediately and our drink order was taken. The room was scorching hot for a Summer day but they promptly turned the ceiling fans on for us. And then the hunt began. I was amazed at how extensive the selection was. I, of course, started with the hibachi grill which gave me two options: garlic and "house special". If you like your hibachi a bit spicy, go with the house special. They offered pork, chicken, shrimp, steak, red and purple onions, fresh eggs, lo mein noodles, cucumber and other assorted vegetables. Tips are accepted. The sushi bar looked fantastic as well. There were 7 different kinds available, a few with crab and cream cheese (my favorite). I also scooped up some "spicy shrimp" from the buffet area and had to go in for seconds. Amazing. I'd skip the sesame chicken. The chicken was chewy and it tasted awful. They offer 6 different kinds of beer too. (Bud Light, Miller Lite, Budweiser, Heineken, Tsang Tso and Michelob Ultra". Price was reasonable for so much food and a clean atmosphere to eat it in. I'll be back.

    (4)
  • David K.

    The buffet is average for a Chinese Buffett. However the Sushi & Cook to Order section is excellent. I will eat here again.

    (4)
  • Dan K.

    I've been here about a dozen times, and the food is fairly typical of a Chinese buffet. They have the standard fare of stir-fry dishes, egg-rolls, salad bar, deserts, and American dishes. They do seem to have a bit less variety in their Asian dishes that other places I've visited, but everyone should be able to find something to their liking. I don't care much for their stir-fry dishes with chicken, as the chicken always seems to be slimy and mushy. I do like their vegetables dishes. They also have a Mongolian-style grill in the back where you can get food cooked to order. The staff is usually friendly and helpful, and the price is reasonable. It's not my favorite place to eat, but I do enjoy eating here once in a while when I get a craving for a Chinese buffet.

    (3)
  • Robin B.

    OMG this is my go to buffet place , everything is delicious fresh and super awesome. The severs are always super sweet and no matter what day I go it's always great , I've never had a bad experience ever with eating here. I will always always always eat here when I'm feeling Chinese !

    (5)
  • Bryoni P.

    It was pretty good. I'd go back- they take a little long refilling stuff but the food was good. It was a nice variety.

    (3)
  • Dietrich D.

    Living nearby, I find myself at this place way more often than I care to. Having said that, as Eric R mentioned, this is a very clean restaurant. It is brightly lit, and the service is great. However, that is where our reviews will diverge. Where Eric R had great experience with the buffet food, I constantly find myself with lots of wasted food due to a soap residue taste on some things, a slight dog food taste in the egg rolls, and some of the chicken dishes are a tad bit too slimy for me. Having said that, I get the mongolian grill every time i go. The ingredients are (relativily) fresh, and I get what I want, how I want it...not something that has been sitting under a lamp for a long time. All in all, I give this restaurant a solid B. Great service, decent food, and usually easy to find a seat. I do not suggest visiting during the evening rush unless you are going West on the boulevard. I have waited over 10m to get out of the parking lot before because of traffic.

    (4)
  • GC Y.

    Food on buffet was cold at 5:30 pm. Service was poor. Don't waste your time or money. This was a second chance for them. Two bad trips is enough.

    (1)
  • Tina M.

    It's good food as far as Buffets go. I liked that they had a mini fresh sushi bar. You don't find that in every buffet you go into. My father in law has gone here often and finds that they are always busy. The food is always good and fresh. They very rarely didn't have things out as well so it was well stocked. I didn't find that the food was too greasy or oily or tasted like dog food. And as far as service goes they come by and pick up your used plates pretty much as soon as you are finished using it. They were also speedy with handing you the check once they notice you've stopped going back for more. Great place to take a group or just go with the family including the kids. There's definitely going to be something for everyone. The other best part is that they have a gazillion different types of shrimp, shrimp with veggies, shrimp to peel, shrimp wrapped in bacon, etc. If you are a shrimp lover this is a place to go. I loved the mussels they had with cheese too. It's a wide eclectic group of different Asian and fried foods.

    (3)
  • Eric R.

    Today was my second visit to the new New Asian Super Buffet in North Little Rock, near the city limits of Maumelle. Let me say first and foremost that this is one clean place and for a Chinese buffet decorated quite attractively. The won-ton soup was pretty good for one of these places IE, it actually tasted like won-ton soup. The spring rolls are pretty good but were a tad greasy and not quite as good on the second visit. Bacon wrapped shrimp were tasty too. The coating on the chicken and shrimp for the sweet and sour dishes was a little on the thick side. The sauce itself is rather thin and much more sweet than sweet/sour. I thought it was good and a better accompaniment to the shrimp than the chicken. The Chinese style chicken wings are quite good but taste like every other Chinese style chicken wing you have ever eaten. The General Tso's chicken was among the hottest I have ever eaten. Now let me make one thing perfectly clear (forgive the Nixon quote but this being a Chinese buffet review I could not resist), it was spicy with many visible red pepper flakes but it was incredibly flavorful and quite good. The boneless spareribs were strips of pork done in the red BBQ manner common to most Chinese restaurants. A Mongolian type grill was available but we did not partake. The desserts were a mixture of fresh/canned fruit and food service cakes and cookies. I must comment on how much I enjoyed seeing the lychees and loquats as these are two of my favorites. The waitstaff is attentive and quick. This is a large buffet and in two visits, I have not been able to check out everything I wanted. So I guess that means I will just have to make a trip back! Hope to see you there!

    (3)
  • Christina B.

    After finding a cockroach crawling on the sushi at our favorite Chinese buffet off of McCain, we were on the hunt for a new one. Qualifications were that it had to have sushi, hibachi grill and a generous dessert bar. I think we found our new favorite. Yay! When we walked in, we were seated immediately and our drink order was taken. The room was scorching hot for a Summer day but they promptly turned the ceiling fans on for us. And then the hunt began. I was amazed at how extensive the selection was. I, of course, started with the hibachi grill which gave me two options: garlic and "house special". If you like your hibachi a bit spicy, go with the house special. They offered pork, chicken, shrimp, steak, red and purple onions, fresh eggs, lo mein noodles, cucumber and other assorted vegetables. Tips are accepted. The sushi bar looked fantastic as well. There were 7 different kinds available, a few with crab and cream cheese (my favorite). I also scooped up some "spicy shrimp" from the buffet area and had to go in for seconds. Amazing. I'd skip the sesame chicken. The chicken was chewy and it tasted awful. They offer 6 different kinds of beer too. (Bud Light, Miller Lite, Budweiser, Heineken, Tsang Tso and Michelob Ultra". Price was reasonable for so much food and a clean atmosphere to eat it in. I'll be back.

    (4)
  • Carl C.

    This is my favorite location locally. The others are good in their own way, but they have exactly what I want here. I love their sushi, and the selection at the buffet. The service staff is courteous, prompted, and helpful. I go there every chance I get.

    (5)
  • Robert G.

    Asian buffet in Arkansas. It was ok. I had some sushi that was relatively fresh, I know..I know, you're thinking sushi in Arkansas? Yes, and..like I said, it was ok. The chicken dishes and veggies I had off of the buffet were fine and with a mixed group this was a good meal. I'd eat here again. The staff was inordinately friendly and the place seemed clean.

    (3)
  • Kate G.

    Love this place. Y'all need to get new fortune cookies, though.

    (5)
  • David K.

    The buffet is average for a Chinese Buffett. However the Sushi & Cook to Order section is excellent. I will eat here again.

    (4)
  • Dan K.

    I've been here about a dozen times, and the food is fairly typical of a Chinese buffet. They have the standard fare of stir-fry dishes, egg-rolls, salad bar, deserts, and American dishes. They do seem to have a bit less variety in their Asian dishes that other places I've visited, but everyone should be able to find something to their liking. I don't care much for their stir-fry dishes with chicken, as the chicken always seems to be slimy and mushy. I do like their vegetables dishes. They also have a Mongolian-style grill in the back where you can get food cooked to order. The staff is usually friendly and helpful, and the price is reasonable. It's not my favorite place to eat, but I do enjoy eating here once in a while when I get a craving for a Chinese buffet.

    (3)
  • Robin B.

    OMG this is my go to buffet place , everything is delicious fresh and super awesome. The severs are always super sweet and no matter what day I go it's always great , I've never had a bad experience ever with eating here. I will always always always eat here when I'm feeling Chinese !

    (5)
  • Bryoni P.

    It was pretty good. I'd go back- they take a little long refilling stuff but the food was good. It was a nice variety.

    (3)
  • Dietrich D.

    Living nearby, I find myself at this place way more often than I care to. Having said that, as Eric R mentioned, this is a very clean restaurant. It is brightly lit, and the service is great. However, that is where our reviews will diverge. Where Eric R had great experience with the buffet food, I constantly find myself with lots of wasted food due to a soap residue taste on some things, a slight dog food taste in the egg rolls, and some of the chicken dishes are a tad bit too slimy for me. Having said that, I get the mongolian grill every time i go. The ingredients are (relativily) fresh, and I get what I want, how I want it...not something that has been sitting under a lamp for a long time. All in all, I give this restaurant a solid B. Great service, decent food, and usually easy to find a seat. I do not suggest visiting during the evening rush unless you are going West on the boulevard. I have waited over 10m to get out of the parking lot before because of traffic.

    (4)
  • GC Y.

    Food on buffet was cold at 5:30 pm. Service was poor. Don't waste your time or money. This was a second chance for them. Two bad trips is enough.

    (1)
  • Tina M.

    It's good food as far as Buffets go. I liked that they had a mini fresh sushi bar. You don't find that in every buffet you go into. My father in law has gone here often and finds that they are always busy. The food is always good and fresh. They very rarely didn't have things out as well so it was well stocked. I didn't find that the food was too greasy or oily or tasted like dog food. And as far as service goes they come by and pick up your used plates pretty much as soon as you are finished using it. They were also speedy with handing you the check once they notice you've stopped going back for more. Great place to take a group or just go with the family including the kids. There's definitely going to be something for everyone. The other best part is that they have a gazillion different types of shrimp, shrimp with veggies, shrimp to peel, shrimp wrapped in bacon, etc. If you are a shrimp lover this is a place to go. I loved the mussels they had with cheese too. It's a wide eclectic group of different Asian and fried foods.

    (3)
  • Eric R.

    Today was my second visit to the new New Asian Super Buffet in North Little Rock, near the city limits of Maumelle. Let me say first and foremost that this is one clean place and for a Chinese buffet decorated quite attractively. The won-ton soup was pretty good for one of these places IE, it actually tasted like won-ton soup. The spring rolls are pretty good but were a tad greasy and not quite as good on the second visit. Bacon wrapped shrimp were tasty too. The coating on the chicken and shrimp for the sweet and sour dishes was a little on the thick side. The sauce itself is rather thin and much more sweet than sweet/sour. I thought it was good and a better accompaniment to the shrimp than the chicken. The Chinese style chicken wings are quite good but taste like every other Chinese style chicken wing you have ever eaten. The General Tso's chicken was among the hottest I have ever eaten. Now let me make one thing perfectly clear (forgive the Nixon quote but this being a Chinese buffet review I could not resist), it was spicy with many visible red pepper flakes but it was incredibly flavorful and quite good. The boneless spareribs were strips of pork done in the red BBQ manner common to most Chinese restaurants. A Mongolian type grill was available but we did not partake. The desserts were a mixture of fresh/canned fruit and food service cakes and cookies. I must comment on how much I enjoyed seeing the lychees and loquats as these are two of my favorites. The waitstaff is attentive and quick. This is a large buffet and in two visits, I have not been able to check out everything I wanted. So I guess that means I will just have to make a trip back! Hope to see you there!

    (3)

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Opening Hours

  • Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm

Specialities

  • Takes Reservations : No
    Delivery : No
    Take-out : Yes
    Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
    Good For : Lunch, Dinner
    Parking : Private Lot
    Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
    Good for Kids : Yes
    Good for Groups : Yes
    Attire : Casual
    Ambience : Casual
    Noise Level : Average
    Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
    Outdoor Seating : No
    Wi-Fi : No
    Has TV : No
    Waiter Service : Yes
    Caters : No

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Chinese Cuisine

The popularity of Chinese food in America can be adjudicated by the appearance of China Town in many major cities in the United State of America. The popular trend of ordering or opting for Chinese take away food isn't unknown in America. Chinese take away food comes to rescue when you're too tired from work or too exhausted to cook. No one can resist the temptation of eating spicy noodles, shrimp, chicken, beef or pork cooked in the sweet and spicy sauce. The cooking method of authentic Chinese food is a lot different compared to what is served in America.

Generally, Chinese use dark meat small bones and organs to cook dishes but this changes when you are eating American-Chinese fusion food prepared using white boneless meat cooked with broccoli, carrots and onions. Back in China, the food is less spicy and oily as they favor steaming and braising method for cooking the most popular dishes. So, if you have a taste for authentic Chinese food, then try finding a real Chinese restaurant in the city. You can also try the most popular fusion Chinese food like Pecking Duck, Chicken Feet, Hot Pot, Shrimp Dumpling Soup, Mapo Tofu, Wontons, Chop Suey, Egg Rolls and not to forget Fortune Cookies.

There are not many restaurants in America serving authentic Chinese food. A little research on Restaurant Listings directory can help you locate the best Chinese restaurants in the city. Chinese cuisine is continuously evolving, and you can find a variety of dishes categorized as the food for lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, vegan, vegetarian, and diabetic friendly. So, if you have a group of friends with different taste patterns, save the hassle and visit the nearest Chinese restaurant in your city.

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