Q: positive

A: Been to a fair amount of Chinese buffets and this seems to be the top of its class - a class which could never get 5 stars just out of principle. Sushi was very good, vegetables were crisp, soups were tasty and they even made a dozen beef ribs for my friend without sauce (he's diabetic). Place is very clean, wait staff is efficient, and prices consistent with the area and quality but not a cheap Chinese buffet.

Q: negative

A: Sketchy Doggie day care. I would advise to look somewhere else if you are looking for your dog to be watched and not involved in negative behavioral socialization.

Q: negative

A: Horrible food. Pretty good service. Cheap.

Q: negative

A:
No gaming. No smoking. No trace of Vegas left in it. As usual, Downtown Project took a neighborhood staple and ruined it with Tony's San Francisco vision. We were here on the last night it was a casino, and were disgusted by the flock of Zapponians, all dressed exactly the same (like a cult), playing bad wedding music on the jukebox and having a grand old time celebrating the fact that their Dear Leader was about to put a bunch of people out of a job. More recently, I literally spent a half-hour attempting to track down ANYONE who wanted to take my money for the Diet Coke I ordered. A person who values their time would've just walked out (It's 4 cents worth of syrup, for christ's sake), but they've got prominent security everywhere, presumably to keep the old regulars and other characters from the neighborhood out. We can't have any of those scum in Tony's New Downtown, can we? For a place backed by a company with an outspoken devotion to "Service," the service here is really atrocious. Unfortunately, despite all of its flaws, and the fact that I'm basically supporting the Evil Empire destroying downtown by going there, I will probably be back when I get sick of working in my windowless office in The Ogden. I'll definitely sit at the bar next time, lest they forget about me...again.