We have always found the buffet servers to be pleasant and efficient with taking away dirty plates, topping up soft drinks and preparing the bill. We haven't had a problem with food sitting around but then we don't try to go for buffet at mid-afternoon either. Everything is fresh and hot and not as crowded as it is at 5:00pm or later. We find going in around 4:30-4:45pm on weekdays when the dinner service is getting started is ideal. other beef and vegetable dishes depending on what's there that day wonton soup with green onions on the side if you like to add them The variety of ice cream and desserts, as mentioned in other reviews, is impressive though we rarely make space for it in our multiple tours around the hot and cold stuff. The Thai and sushi are not the world's greatest but they are fine and nice for variety and that's ok because Kingston has so many other specialty restaurants for that if you want it. The buffet for Panda Garden was always impressive for variety and regular turnover/top-ups of the hot dishes but they expanded a couple of years ago to try some basic Thai and sushi dishes. We had called ahead for a table, which was smart as the place was full for lunch. We've had buffet there several times as party of two but this was the first bigger group. I believe the total cost with a pop was about $14 each including tip and tax so that was great.Īs in my other review, we felt like Kingston had no decent Chinese until Panda Garden came along. Group of about 12 people for lunch buffet on a weekday.
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