Honestly for $21/adult (cheaper for kids and 65+), it's a good value buffet. Don't expect quality food but it's a good bang for your buck. And they have an unlimited cotton candy machine! Long lines (30+ min) and they don't take reservations so show up early or come at off hours. Great parking since it's next to the Walmart. It has sushi, teppanyaki, a dessert bar and the usual Chinese/Panda Express stuff like orange chicken, chow mein, egg soup, and broccoli beef. Lots of American stuff to like french fries and macaroni and cheese. Staff is very nice and it is very crowded and loud. If you have teenage boys in your family, it'll definitely keep them full.

One of the best mixed Asian buffets I've ever gone to. The price is very low for the variety and quality of the food. Senior pricing between two and four is remarkably low. This was my fiancé's first time to an Asian buffet and picky as she is about food, she loved it.I found the sushi fresh and delicious, the Asian foods, although not as much variety at lunch, very good and the service prompt and friendly. The Paradise Buffet is now a regular meal date for us.

Great service jennifer and Maria very excellent servers the food is great delicious. My first time here. Love the cheesecake, carrot cake, crab, mongolian, sushi egg rolls

I'm a huge fan of bang for your buck ie $15 lunch for all you can eat buffet but don't expect the best quality food. Anywhere you look now, it's at least $15 for a lunch that may fill you up. So $15 lunch buffet is really a steal. This buffet is located in the same plaza as 24 hour fitness with a BOA in the front and there's plenty of parking. The food is typical of American style buffets with food ranging from basic salads, pizza, fried chicken, to roast beef, swai filet, and the best of all the custom Mangolian Beef chef. The food and options during lunch was ok for the price however it looks like the dinner hour there are more selections for seafood. So although I honestly wouldn't come back for the lunch, it is an extremely affordable option that will definitely fill you up. I would consider coming back for dinner if I can confirm they have more seafood selections.

Good food, service. Lots of options sushi hot food and even can do ur own combination in the grill

Now, I'm not usually one to go to buffets because very often buffets tend to do very many things poorly and very few things right. However, today I was especially feeling like going to a buffet. As I entered, it was layout was just like any other buffet. The line was almost out the door so I am sure that with this rush, the food will be fresh. (I actually got it the door shortly after I got in line). All the staff was absolutely friendly starting from the host all the way to the bussers. The bussers were amazing they greeted me they picked up all the dirty dishes very quickly. They even offered me a cup of tea near the end of my meal they were amazing every staff that I met there was outstanding. In regards to the food, there are certain things that were OK and others that were outstanding. I felt that the shellfish were on the verge of being overcooked and they were under seasoned. The same went for the fried rice. The sushi and the fried crab were pretty decent . The pot roast was well seasoned and super tender, their prime rib was perfectly medium, and it was well seasoned. However, the au jus was too salty, and I think that it would have been better without the dip. The fried chicken was amazing, which is quite surprising because it was on par with certain chicken wing spots. And finally, the Mongolian barbecue, which takes center place. There was a long line, and I think that the beef was slightly well done, however, that is how I personally liked it. And I believe that you could let the cook know if you want to have cooked a bit less. But it seemed pretty typical of other Mongolian barbecue. I personally think that it is actually pretty good. They have plenty of desserts, one of which is a soft serve, which I admit was a hint grainy (ice crystals) , but not too bad. However, the banana cream pie was very good. Overall, I felt like that this place did more things right than wrong and would be a buffet that I would not mind taking friends to who are a little bit more discriminate about the quality of their food. PS there is a military / veteran discount

Overall, pleasantly surprised! And buffets aren't my thing. Service was excellent and overall the place felt clean! There were tons of options here and most of the things I tried were decent! I'd skip the sushi personally. Loved the amount of dessert here too. For 32$ for two people we got full. Nothing here leaves me wanting to come back for more but I would recommend it to buffet lovers.

My 2nd time at a Paradise Buffet. My 1st time at this location in Garden Grove. I really, really like this buffet brand and both locations I've been to were both consistently good. Though they don't have as many items as the Flaming Buffet brand, I like the food at Paradise Buffet better. There's more American food choices too. The Mongolian grill is very impressive as they don't have basic vegetables. I really enjoyed the pot roast that is similar to Golden Corral's, my Mongolian grill creation was fire, Chicken wings were hot and fresh, beef and broccoli was on point (beef was textured and tender), and they have whole jalapeños, yummm!!! Sushi selection is good. They had 2 vegetable sushi rolls available. However, if you are truly vegetarian or have seafood allergies, just beware of cross contamination bc I got the vegetable rolls and they had a few specks of tobiko (orange roe eggs) on it. I'm sure it wasn't on purpose, but just beware (otherwise, you may need to use your Epi Pen)!! Service was great. They were fast at filling our water cups and collecting dirty plates. Dessert selection is plenty and I especially love, love, love that they had cotton candy!! It was so good and made fresh, I ended up eating 5. Overall, a really good buffet to take a big group of people.