Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon

We were there this afternoon, the food was good. All the food are delicious and serving in right temperature. They have lobster and snow crabs legs. These are best offer in Asian restaurants. They even offer 15% off for elderly people. We really have a great time there. Two thumbs up 👍 👍

We visited Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon on Mother’s Day with the family, and overall we had a great experience. They had premium buffet items like lobster, crab legs, and other seafood selections, and the food quality was very good and fresh. Our server, Frank, was amazing. Even though the restaurant was absolutely packed, he stayed attentive the entire time — constantly checking on us, topping off drinks, and making sure we had everything we needed. Excellent service from him and definitely one of the highlights of our visit. The only downside was the refill situation for the premium items, especially the crab legs and lobster. Several stations would become empty and take anywhere from 15–30 minutes to refill. We’re not sure if this was because of the Mother’s Day rush, but if this happens regularly, it could become a problem long term. It also created a backlog in seating because many customers were waiting around for refills before finishing their meals, which slowed table turnover and caused longer waits outside for people waiting to be seated. Other than that, the experience was enjoyable, and we had a good family time. I would have given 5 stars, but because of the refill delays, I’m giving 4 stars. Hopefully management improves the refill timing because the food quality and service are definitely there. Otherwise, we may continue going to The King Buffet, where they usually refill items before they run out.

I stopped by this restaurant for lunch yesterday and left genuinely impressed. At first, I expected the usual Chinese buffet experience (I typically go for staples like crawfish and sushi) and they didn’t disappoint on that front. Both were fresh, well-prepared, and definitely hit the spot. What really stood out, though, was the variety beyond the typical buffet offerings. They had more unique, less conventional dishes like pig feet, which I personally enjoy but don’t often see available. It added a nice touch of authenticity and variety to the experience. Another highlight was their soup station, where you can customize your own bowl by choosing your ingredients and broth. I went with the udon, and it turned out to be one of my favorite parts of the meal, warm, flavorful, and satisfying. I didn’t get a chance to try the crab, but it seemed to be a crowd favorite based on how many people were going for it. It’s definitely on my list for next time since I was too busy exploring everything else they had to offer. Overall, this place goes beyond a standard buffet. If you’re looking for variety, quality, and a few unexpected options, it’s worth a visit.

I recently dined at Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon and had a mixed experience that ultimately lands at about 3 stars. On the positive side, the food was quite good. The dishes we ordered were flavorful and well-prepared, with solid portion sizes. You can tell the kitchen knows what it’s doing, and the menu offers a nice variety of options if you enjoy Chinese cuisine. The atmosphere is casual and lively, making it a decent spot for a quick meal. Unfortunately, the service really impacted our overall experience. While we were still finishing up, our waitress came by multiple times and made it clear that we needed to wrap up quickly so they could seat new customers. It felt rushed and uncomfortable, especially since we hadn’t been there that long. What made it more frustrating was noticing that other tables—who had been seated before us—were not being rushed at all. They were allowed to sit and chat without interruption, which made the situation feel inconsistent and a bit unfair. It took away from what could have been an enjoyable dining experience. I understand restaurants can get busy and need to manage table turnover, but there’s a better way to handle it without making guests feel rushed, given the 18% gratuity they charged us. With more consistent and considerate service, this place could easily be a top choice.

First time visit. We went for an early Friday dinner and missed the crowd and the lines. Everything was fresh and the staff kept the buffet full. Some people hogged out on crab legs so I can see how this could be frustrating during busy times. There was a good variety with many more authentic dishes we don’t normally see at other buffets. Our waiter was very attentive and offered opinions on what to try. We don’t live nearby but would definitely come back when in town.