Buffet Village
3125 Columbia Blvd, Titusville, FL, 32780
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Address :
3125 Columbia Blvd
Titusville, FL, 32780 - Phone (321) 268-1778
- Website https://www.BuffetVillage.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
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
Categories
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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Serena H.
Literally sitting in the restaurant right now and so happy. So much food. So good. Yum. Wow. Yummy. So much food of impressive quality. Ah yes. Yum.
(5)Kimberly M.
Food was good. Hot. Service was a little lacking. Server only checked on me once. Left my drink empty. Never cleared used dishes. Had to wait for check to be dropped off.
(4)Kevin D.
Not sure how this place has 4 stars. Does anyone realize they made the lost for the top 10 dirtiest restaurants? Yuck I'm not eating here again anytime soon.
(1)Christopher G.
I love this place. Thwy have a good variety but I moatly stick to the sushi bar and the hibachi grill. The sushi rolls are dressed up and the elaborate side. The sushi selection is good for a buffet. The grill is solid. They also have a chocolate fountain for desert. This is my family's go to local Chinese Buffet. It is affordable very tasty and the staff is friendly.
(4)Waz J.
Stopped by here to try their lunch buffet. They had a pretty good selection. There was a sushi chef dishing out fresh sushi. They taste good so I was happy. There was also a mongolian grill where you get to choose the ingredients for the cook to stir fry for you. I had noodles with shrimp and squid and assorted veggies made extra spicy. Now I am really happy. They have the usual items in a chinese buffet like egg rolls fried rice wings and such so I am pretty sure you can find some things that you would like. For 8 bucks you can stuff yourself silly. Thumbs up!
(4)Sara O.
The food selection is okay. The sushi bar was looking empty. The avocado was turning black on some sushi pieces (gross)! The Mongolian grill is actually was my go to part of this place up until today. The cook scrapped dried food off of the plate he grabbed to put my food on. I literally wanted to throw up right then and there. Oh and the gummy worms had black spots on them. I have no idea what it was and I didn't care to find out. I gave it two stars because of the ice cream and fortune cookie.
(2)Julie I.
I tend to stay clear of buffets, but with a large group in the area for the FL Runners XC meet, buffet was the way to go. My husband and I saw the sign on the interstate and stopped by a few weeks ago to see if Buffett Village could handle large groups. I talked with Jason, the manager, looked over the steam tables, and saw the back room where we would be sitting. With arranges made, I was comfortable. At our meet, the teams did so well dinner turned into a celebration. As the bus and the parents arrived, everyone was shown to our room. The team went straight to the food - no hour wait for food like last year! So my team was happy, but lets face it, teenage boys after a sporting event will eat anything! How did the parents like it? Well, they Loved it. The sushi was the highlight of the meal, but everything I had was great. Even my husband who is not an adventurous eater was satisfied with his chicken wings and ribs. Everyone happy, service attentive, unlimited food, all one price. What more could a coach ask for? We'll be back next year for sure.
(5)Gary S.
Been going since open food always good, but the last two time, not so good. Thought maybe the time 7:30pm was the reason, nope next time 5:30pm. Food was old like it was made at lunch time and left to warm for hours. Hope this is not where wants a place makes money then cut back until closes. The staff what can you say "Jimmy" is the best and most fun person you can have wait on you, think will still try again just to say hi to him.
(3)Tina E.
This business is not closed. If it is, another Asian buffet is in its spot. Had a wide variety of choices. If you wanted crab legs or craw dads there was an additional charge, we didn't so it was $11+ each on Friday. We ate at 4 on a Friday night. Wait staff is a bit slow and just do their jobs, no refills. Usually at a place like this the wait staff is on top of it all, not talkative but get the job done, not this one. Good thing is the food is good, with a large variety. Dessert area even has a chocolate fountain. I didn't try it as I opted for the soft serve ice cream
(4)Amanda T.
For a fast, fresh Asian food buffet at a reasonable price, this is the place! Unlike some buffets, this place was constantly bringing out freshly prepared dishes and has a fantastic selection. The servers are all very friendly, despite any language barriers. While we weren't here to make friends or small talk with the wait-staff, we were able to communicate our drink refill requirements just fine. I'm still amazed this place is here in Titusville.
(5)Trevor C.
It wasn't the worst. But that's as nice as I can phrase it. The hot food wasn't hot. Most of the dishes were either marked incorrectly or not at all. And the sushi was just ugly. It wasn't made to order like most sushi bars. Instead it was pre made and left sitting out for people to pick themselves. Definitely won't be going back.
(2)Kathleen B.
CLEAN.... large selection of foods. 8 buffet stations and hibachi, sushi, dessert bar. ABSOLUTELY RECOMMEND. Nice people, attentive wait staff, immediate seating. AND NO MSG (no idea what other poster is talking about...I am thinking he is confused and wondered into the the Peking Buffet....don't go there, the complete opposite). NOPE don't work for Buffet Village, not a friend of Buffet Village, just a person that happens to hold certification as a safe food manager and at once owned and operated my own cafe. ABSOLUTELY RECOMMEND (and the price is great for the quantity and quality of food).
(5)Joan R.
Their sushi bar is the best around its fresh, the guys are total artists the best we've ever seen at a buffet and possibly even a sushi place.....the feature we like the best is that they are all marked "COOKED" AND "RAW" what a great idea.....they also have the fresh, bright green seaweed salad, and their sauces on the sushi are awesome. They have Mongolian bar-b-que there.....but I have never tried it.....soup & sushi for me. The special one I noticed had fresh strawberry sliced on top....some fried shrimp, slices of raw tuna uuuummmmm! The place is very clean, restrooms are clean.....and top quality help.
(5)Chris G.
This is 5 star quality for Titusville. Friendly staff who speaks little to no english but you can still get another water out of them if you make funny sounds while holding your cup out. The buffet food is better than most of the asian buffets I've tried in Orlando, the mongolian grill is the best though. Take out is very reasonable at 3.99lb for lunch and 4.99lb for dinner.
(5)David R.
People should say more about the sushi bar here the sushi is so much better than any other place within 50 miles it's laid out well it looks good it's fresh and delicious. The food bar is always warm enough unlike some buffets with the food is cold it's the sushi that keeps me going back you just don't see anything like it
(5)Bacong F.
We stopped here on our way to the Kennedy Space Center. It was a good stop for lunch. Cheap price with a good variety of selections. There is a made to order noodle station, sushi station, salad station, food station that includes seafood and meat dishes. There is a good dessert with ice cream and chocolate fountain. The service was fast for drink refills and clearing our plates.
(5)Adam L.
Sushi was good, attitude of staff was good. Buffet itself left something to be desired. The foods no matter the sauce all tasted the same, vegetables were luke warm due to being left under the lamps. Dessert bar was good, but also had minimal options.
(3)Sam S.
Their food is surprisingly good for a $7.50 lunch buffet! The sushi was pretty good for a buffet: not too many options but the quality was good. I also enjoyed the General Tso's and Sweet & Sour chicken.
(4)Raheel Q.
My stomach regretted the fact that I ate here... Go elsewhere. Trust me.
(1)Steve D.
Just the facts: -Hotel is just 1/4 mile from this buffet. -Stomach rumbled as I started my car. -Barely made it to my room before it all erupted. I feel better but I'm not sure the $10.49 laxative was worth it...
(2)Eunice C.
Found this place after coming back to from Kennedy space center. It is not your typically Chinese buffet....it was southern inspired with choices like plaintains, crawfish and bbq pork ribs. I recommend the raw oysters, boiled small clams, sushi and Mongolian grill. Another interesting feature was that they had a chocolate fountain in the dessert area.
(4)Sherri G.
This place is definitely the best buffet in Brevard. The sushi is fantastic and the Mongolian grill is amazing. The food is fresh and hot. The service is great. Today was a busy Friday and we were completely taken care of.
(5)Walt R.
I saw the billboard on I95 and decided to check it out. My fiance is Asian and we both remarked how FRESH everything was. One of the best in Brevard!
(5)bill j.
Pros: Wide variety of Chinese, Japanese and American foods All you can eat in buffet style for a fixed fee. Fast and efficient service. Cons: Though service is efficient, staff is aloof. As buffets go, mediocre food with too much MSG and possibly other unhealthy additives A bit pricey for a buffet.
(3)José A.
First and foremost I want everyone to know the food is good - very good. And what I like about the place is it doubles as a sushi bar as well - a big plus. They have re-decorated to a bright, airy feel, but what it lacks I will get to below. What greets you when you enter Buffet Village is a serene and nice looking, indoor water fall - very peaceful and picturesce - so much so, our group took a picture in front of it. Once you're seated, you can go dig into the bar, and what surprised me was the huge selection to go from. The salad bar was part traditional, part Chinese cuisine, and the rest of the selections varied from the usual bourbon chicken, egg foo young, and lo mein to some of the less seen items such as squid and octopus. The sushi bar was great as far as I was concerned - California rolls and nigiri and other type with the favorite fixing (wasabi - my favorite.) All the sushi I had was fresh and made on the spot - can't get any better than that. The dessert bar was plentiful as well - cookies, cakes, tiramisu (of all things) and of course, everyone's favorite - soft serve. (Can you tell I had to roll out of the place!) Anyway, the only reason I didn't give the place four stars was the wait staff. Although they were efficient - they kept the iced teas and other drinks topped off, and they kept the table clean - moving off used plates, there's something to be said for friendliness. Maybe it was the language barrier, or maybe it's something else, but at times they seemed standoff-ish, even prudish (just a vibe I got.) But if you're not the kinda person who cares for small talk with the wait staff, then you got a winner here as far as Chinese food and sushi is concern.
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