Lucky Buffet Chinese & Japanese Cuisine PERMANENTLY CLOSED

I am so glad that a nice chinese buffet is
right here in Palm Coast.
I like the fact that the food area is in a diffrent place from the dining area.
The service is excellent. All the food is great

After reading the other reviews about the Lucky Buffet, I was anxious to try it out. However, I was soon disappointed. The price was the most expensive of any buffet I have ever tried, yet the buffet was only half as big as the largest I've seen. Much of the food turned out to be great, but some items were particularly greasy. Also disappointing was the fact that almost none of the employees at Lucky Buffet could communicate sufficiently in English. The waiter asked us "what you want drink?" and a family member replied that we would all ahve water. Oddly enough, the waiter asked me "what you want drink?" and managed to get through point to her using very simple english. You'd think that with all that they charge you, they might be able to send some of the waiters to night shcool or something. All in all, Lucky Buffet served good food, but was too expensive and had poor service.

oh my goodness its about time what a wonderful selection the food is awesome watch out marco polo too late your going the way of capt bells if you like sushi this is the place all you can eat at lunch for less than the cost of one roll in other establishments the salmon skin roll is better than i have had anywhere good job folks now i challenge you to keep it up and not do a lams on us

We have eaten at a similiar restaurant in our area, but Lucky's outdid them in every area!The service, the menu, the style! Keep up the good work. We'll be back in the area when we move to Palm Coast, and Lucky's will be one of my first stops.

We went there for lunch on Sunday which means you are paying dinner pricing. It is more expensive than Marco Polo but on the whole I think it is better. The seafood was certainly VERY Fresh. The crab legs were to DIE For.

The lo mein actually had some taste.

I did have some boneless ribs that when I ate them I couldn;t identify them. That was the only bad thing I had.

I don't eat sushi but it did look impressive to me and the people around us seemed to really enjoy it.

The Desserts even looked great.

Everything was easily identified, and that is where Marco Polo lacks a lot. The tempura veggies looked wonderful and although Ididn't have any, my companion did and loved them. I would Most Certainly go back.

The one big difference I notices was the service where this was very good at Lucky Buffet, at Marco Polo it is that much better, your drink is never empty and your plate NEVER sits on your table for more than a minute.

I went on a Sunday for lunch so on Sundays your paying dinner pricing. It is a tad pricier than the other new place.

I thought it was good. The Crablegs were fresh and hot. The shrimp was good and fresh. The Lo Mein was good, It actually had flavor. I had chicken terriyaki that was execllent. I thought the Egg Foo Young was GREAT. I would go back just for that. The sushi looked impressive although I don't eat it.

The desserts looked wonderful, although I didn't eat any. My companion said the Tempura vegetables were very good.

I was impressed and will most definately go back.

Much better selection than the other Chinese buffet's in town plus their sushi is awesome. They have two sushi chefs working away creating some wonderful selections.