Generally, not a big buffet person, but some foods do well in buffets, esp the kind where sampling is perfect. Chinese buffets are good, if you find a non-run-of-the-mill one.
Chinese buffet fave = twice cooked pork, or any spicey meat dish, provided they have the homemade red hot sauce with seeds around (pastey suace)
BUT, Indian food is my favorit buffet type. I don’t know what most of it is! But anything spicey will do!
We have quite a few Chinese buffets around here and not many other kinds, aside from breakfast buffets, which are all the same.
One chinese buffet has the most amazing ginger beef which I can’t live without, the other has BBQ pork, which is very nummy, but doesn’t taste anything like BBQ.
The Indian buffets here in south Orlando use a lot of spinich in their dishes. MMMMMmmmm
There is a vegetarian Indian restaurant around the corner and they make some killer rice dishes on their buffet with yogurt dressing/gravy. I could eat myself sick in that place.
I vote for Indian–I love pakoras. Or biryani. Or naan. Or saag. Okay, let’s just say I love Indian food and with the buffet, I get to try new stuff, too.
My favorite buffet? No contest…the Monday night buffet at Dougie’s BBQ. Barbecued spare ribs, buffalo wings, onion rings, hot dogs, hamburgers, hot pastrami…
There is no such thing as too much bacon. Bacon makes everything better. Except maybe for ice cream.
I enjoy the orange chicken at buffets. At Hometown Buffet, I love the fried fish, the shepherd’s pie, the meatloaf and the desert isle.
At Chinese buffets, I have to have fried rice. Yeah… just plain ol’ fried rice. I could eat my weight in that stuff. Lo mein too, but not the kind made with spaghetti noodles. I like the kind made with what looks like angel hair pasta.
At normal buffets, I typically eat lots of salads.
Gotta go with the Harrah’s Buffet in Laughlin, they have every type of food you can imagine plus some. Whenever I go there, I eat way too damn much and end up regretting it, but luckily they have restrooms close by for um… emergency stops