Asian buffets salt lake city

Salt Lake City boasts a thriving and surprisingly diverse restaurant scene, with cuisines ranging from Italian to Brazilian. Though its Irish restaurants can be counted on one hand, it would take the fingers of an extended family to count Salt Lake City's Asian restaurants. And while nearly every town in the United States has a Chinese restaurant, few can claim the quality and variety of Chinese restaurants that Salt Lake can. If you're a fan of sushi, you have the opportunity to visit Takashi - possibly the best restaurant along the Wasatch Front, regardless of genre. Or if you typically avoid sushi because of its spendiness, head south about 15 minutes on State Street to the Red Ginger Bistro. This Chinese and Japanese restaurant prepares a variety of appetizers, side dishes, and entrees in addition to its sushi.

Truth is we have so many great restaurants from so many diverse cuisines. That said the following are ten of our favorite restaurants that deliver flavor by the bucketload. That means comfort food dishes like tacos and fried chicken — loaded up with interesting new twists; their Philly cheesesteak with Korean beef bulgogi is a perfect way to dip your toes into this exciting cuisine, without diving right into the deep end. Takashi is one of the best restaurants in Utah in its own right and as such is busy every night — get there early for lunch or dinner to avoid disappointment.

Okay for a quick meal, don't expect much. It all tastes a bit like cardboard, and the deep fried stuff is mushy. No meal prices posted. An 11 year old is considered an adult and therefore charged as one. Price for the buffet was more than what a take-out flyer had.

King Buffet. About Us. King Buffet is a traditional Chinese restaurant with an authentic atmosphere: deep reds, glowing lanterns and intricate floral patterns. Just wait till you see the more than tasty foods you have to choose from.