Viet Voyage Buffet

N P 2 months ago

The pho was good, the short ribs were good. Everything else was not hot. Crawfish were so dry and unseasoned. Banh khot had no flavor. The fried shrimp had so much batter on it and the buffet lid they used to cover it I guess may of caused the shrimp to not be crispy. The deserts were ok. Waiter was very nice. Paid about 60 for 2 people.

Maribeth B 4 months ago

I went to the restaurant with my Vietnamese friend Amy; it was her treat! I was very impressed by how delicious everything was. I could not wait to return with my wahine sisters soon! And also take my husband here, he doesn't care for seafoods but there are other options for him. I am in absolute heaven here because I love seafoods and the dishes I tried was all tasty! Even the owner came to our table and chatted with us!

Lisa Le 6 months ago

Food: AYCE Vietnamese food! There was no lobster…Saturday. That was what I was looking forward to. Disappointed. So I had crab legs. There is no crab. There is a variety of Viet food, but dont expect Chinese variety (lo mein, fried rice, string beans, broccoli). I am so used to getting the Chinese stir fry dishes that I forgot it is a Viet food buffet. However, there is galbi! There is a variety of Viet dessert also. Don’t come if you’re craving typical buffet food. Reminder: no sushi, no Chinese stir-fry, fried rice, lomein, etc. Come if you are wanting to eat all Viet food. Otherwise you will be disappointed. It is close to 1 he drive for me. So I would only come back if I absolutely crave a lot of Viet food. Service: can’t complain. We got what was needed for party of 8. However, the young staff are too loud and playful around us and customers. Yet, they do as expected for buffet. Just a little immature staff or need some etiquette or training. Atmosphere: looks good from outside, like a buffet in Las Vegas. Clean. Staff was getting food along with us to eat. Seems there is always staff eating somewhere. Don’t bring your date.

Ly 9 months ago

I so wanted to like this place. Having a Viet buffet in DFW has been on my bucket list forever! Let’s start with the good. Everyone was really nice, and the staff was super quick to pick up dirty dishes. The desserts had some standouts such as the fruit chè and fruit tart. Overall, I would say that the food had decent to good flavor. Unfortunately, the food suffered from either sitting out too long (many of the self serve items - sad cause the chicken wings would have been excellent if it wasn’t soggy), over cooking (lobster, crab, and shrimp were mush, carving station steak was tough, etc), or seasoning (noodle soups that I tried - bbh & bánh canh - were super sweet, braised fish was barely seasoned). My biggest gripe was that it didn’t seem like they knew how to clean their seafood as I got sand in several bites of clam and snail that I just couldn’t finish what I got despite liking the taste. This was not a $43 per person experience. I can’t see myself returning if the quality remains as is.

Mai Vu 10 months ago

We went there for Friday dinner and it was better than expected based on previous unrealistic reviews! I always expected buffets to be mediocre but this is the best buffet I been to in the DFW area. I love the basil clams, the canh chua ca kho to, and their goi ngo sen. perfect for someone to try a little bit of everything! More variety compared to any restaurants nearby that only focused on a few dishes. Will be going back soon!