Lambo Chinese Buffet

Very good place, nice scenery, good food, awesome waitstaff, just all-​around good place, and it doesn’t hurt the wallet either!

Food is ok, some of it almost warm, but it should be hot, but what can u do its a buffet. Overall food is ok, service is good, they come check up on you all the time.

Never eating there again!!! Roach in food! N also a finger nail in the food an other time.

Love the variety of food… good taste I have no complains… favorite was the short ribs… omg they r freaken licking good… sushi is cold and fresh… kids love the pizza. oh the wings… the sauce is good on… salad bar is big… so many choices of food that I couldn’t finishing tasting everything… so I’m coming back for sure…

Good food, excellent service. Sushi and crawfish sucks (I didn’t really care) The overall experience was great.

Reasonable lunch price (10.49 $).
The food in overall is not bad. (crawfish is cold a bit tho)
Good Service (friendly, regularly clean up my finished dishes before I came back with new dishes)
I was full enough and ready for my next class.

Food was good however when my mom and I went home we both had sour stomachs. Not sure if it’s from the buffet …

Delicious Chinese food — happy hours they have grill shrimp. Also the price cheap 11,99cent /​person
Strong recommend for very one

Place is great, nice décor great staff. More food options than most places. Definitely will return.

All you can eat but you aren’t going to want to eat much. Over priced too. Many thanks for helping me decide that this is my last Houston Chinese buffet.

In my opinion, if you’re going to cook a whole bunch of food then you should at least cook it well so that people do not throw it away and waste food. But what can you expect from a cheap Chinese buffet. Service was great though! My office had a party of about 60 people and there was one service cleaning and refilling drinks the whole time. But he was so friendly and helpful! That guy made my experience there better.

Sometimes, you just want to overindulge in abnormally large portions of Chinese food on a Sunday night so you can go home and lay in bed and feel absolutely stuffed and miserable while watching Netflix before you start the work week. If this is your goal, or if you like Chinese Buffets in general, this is NOT your place.
I’ve been to my fair share of buffets in my short lifetime and there were very few items at this restaurant that looked fresh, tasted good, and made me want to eat more. The buffet line was dirty as well as the restaurant in general. Many of the servers were standing around… you would think they could have been sweeping or cleaning up tables?
As for the food, the only things that tasted OK were the fried rice, the wonton soup, and the crawfish (surprisingly). Everything else was literally subpar. I can honestly say that I didn’t leave stuffed and I ate more ice cream than food. If the only thing is Chinese Buffet is really getting right is the ice cream, then there is DEFINITELY a problem…
Don’t waste your time or money here.

Dirty old place with few selections for high price. Don’t go!

I think the last time I came here was when it had a different name.
Anyway, visited here as an invite from a family friend.
The food was okay. The sweet and sour pork tasted like it was soaked in the sauce; wait, it was. The sweet spare ribs were a bit chewy. The sweet and sour sauce served as itself was too thin like soup; when serving that on the side, it should be thick enough to coat the back of a spoon. Oh, speaking about soup, the wonton soup was the only one I give high marks for.
As for the wait staff, those that were assigned to our area were nice.
Will I visit again? Maybe, once in a blue moon.

Mall quality Chinese food. I wouldn’t return to this restaurant because the buffet didn’t offer a quality variety. There were random options like cheese quesadillas (that my 4 year old son sampled, and didn’t enjoy). We went because it was conveniently located next to Toys R Us and we were pressed for time and wanted to be able to eat immediately. It turned out to be a bad idea.

Feels very dirty and food is like you would expect in a strip mall Chinese buffet. Servers were nice though.

My whole family loves this place and we go here on special occasions. Wait time for a table of 10 was very minimal and got seated fairly quickly.
Service is decent depending on the server. A big factor with my family and the servers there is that English is their second language. Half the time it sounded like a fight was about to break loose due to the miscommunication and way everyone was speaking. It was actually quite entertaining.
For the food, nothing is spectacular but it’s decent for buffet food. Top picks for me is the grilled barbecue, sushi bar, and surprisingly the crawfish! My cousin, boyfriend, and I ate at least 5 lbs altogether. I tried to stray away from the usual chinese food items like general tsao’s or sweet and sour chicken.
Report card
Parking: A — plenty of parking next to the restaurant
Food: B — not the greatest but pretty decent for buffet food
Service: B
Ambiance: B
Overall: B

My boyfriend really likes this place, but I’m not a huge fan of Chinese buffets in general. I do have to admit that their sushi doesn’t fall apart like it used to, so kudos on getting a better sushi chef.
Overall, it’s what you expect from a buffet but don’t go into the bathrooms. There’s always an overflow of paper towels in the trash cans, toilet paper everywhere on the floor, and sometimes there’s no more toilet paper in the stalls (besides what’s on the floor). I guess they just don’t prioritize bathroom checks with their staff.

I’ve been here twice — the first time was quite a while ago and I honestly don’t remember much. I wasn’t disappointed with the experience, though.
However, I recently returned to this establishment due to some necessity to eat at a Chinese buffet in the area.
I was extremely disappointed.
I’ll start with the most important factor — the food. It was bad. Not inedible, but almost all the food either tasted strange, or tasted like it was a week old and thrown back onto the stove. For example, the Hot and Sour soup I got smelled strange — as if a cook accidentally dumped an excess of soy sauce into it during preparation. Some of the meats I got (Sweet and Sour Pork?) was the cheapest meat I’ve probably eaten recently — it seemed as though 90% of it were tendons and not actually meat. Even a beef patty at McDonalds has more substance.
Not everything was terrible. Their fried food was decent, and their fish was actually quite good. The sushi selection did not disappoint. Their spring roll was also quite satisfactory, tasting… like a garden.
Right after being seated, I found that the tables were quite dirty — not visibly, but very sticky and just a generally unpleasant feeling.
At least everything else was decent — the restaurant itself didn’t seem dirty and the restrooms were generally clean.

I am not the buffet type of gal. I never really eat more than one plate and the usual fare at Chinese buffets just isn’t worth it to me. So when I tell you I had four plates, that’s saying something.
The options are pretty standard, but some stand out options to me was the chicken curry, shrimp skewer, chicken teriyaki skewer, and the green beans… THE GREEEEEN BEANS! They were by far my favorite. The service was great. Everything was clean. Pretty solid!