My daughter got food poisoning from eating at this establishment. When requested to speak to a manager, we were hung up on several times.

I suspect this restaurant caters to working class Hispanic folks. It did not work well for my grandson and me. Food was ok. Buffet was unlabeled and not particularly attractive. I ate what I put on my plate, and it was ok. My grandson did not find any of the food to his liking.

This place wasn’t worth $35. We didn’t even finish one plate. There was a dead roach in the bathroom smashed under the soap.

The real Mexican authentic food all you can eat food was great and the price was good less then Chinese buffet yeah I highly recommend this place

Felt like I needed to pitch in a review since overall the reviews are a bit low. I feel like a lot of reviews where negative due to the lack of traditional Mexican dishes which are served in America. You won't find burritos, quesadillas, enchiladas here but instead it's a wide variety of stewed meats primarily beef and chicken. If you want the best ones go for the bright red meat with lots of onions and sauce. The other ones that are saucy are pretty good as well. If you want to make some tacos they have some tortillas there on the bar but it will be a primarily meat taco. Besides that they have rice and beans and some curled up deep fried tortillas filled with what I think is a mild cheese. Only reason I didn't give five stars is because $15 is a steep price to pay for one meal especially a buffet. Though speaking from culinary experience, I think most buffets are terrible because of how everything sits out and gets old and gross. However since most of the food here is a stewed meat, there's no degrading flavor since all the meat has been slow cooked to begin with. So should you eat here? Question is if you're willing to drop $15 for Mexican food that you're not typically used to. I think the meats tasted good.