The food in the buffet is top tier and great for the price if you know how to manage it. The servers and waiters were nice but kinda plain. The inside was also pretty clean and nice.

If you average this out with all the other dozens of Buffets in Houston this would be one of the top ones. Of course it still needs to shake its newness out so come back about a year and you will see if this place will take a nose knife or away maintain the service, variety of food and price. This is located where the old East Buffet used to be which also was a Chinese buffet obviously and was good for maybe about 3 or 5 years into it Dove downhills and became trash choice cannon fodder that I will never to come back to. I was reluctant to come try this because of the bad memories from the previous restaurant but I'm glad I wasn't making it to go in here. You would not be disappointed and if there's something that you cannot find here that you don't like, and you're definitely not looking. The place are taken away and drinks refilled in a quick manner. You will never have to grab your throat and dry pain because your server never came around and checked on you because they are very attentive. It is the end cap of a strip joints what parking is ample because it wraps around the building as well. Very easy to find, it's on the corner of 1960 and Veterans Memorial that will be the west side of Northwest Highway and the south side of 1960. You can't miss it

First impressions for this Chinese buffet. Very good. I know my Chinese American buffets. And this one is not bad. Singapore rice noodles are tasty, seasoned potatoes are firm and tasty. BBQ Ribs are not great, stick to char shiu ribs please. Maki sushi rice could use a hint of rice vinegar but there was alittle wasabi in there, yes, season the rice just alittle more. decent but ok for CB. Split top Deep Fried pepper shrimp is seasoned well. Don't see that in CB before, reminds me of Garlic shrimp in Kahuku Hawaii. Well played! Took alittle of the onion rings , better than most restaurants that serve them. Top notch! Lose the beef brisket and BBQ ribs. Baby Octopus was dry, Egg rolls very good mix. All in all. I'll be back when up in FM 1960.

Food 4/5 Considering the price I was paying this was worth the price and in fact, I would come back. Lunch is until 4pm (I went on a Friday)!! Price was 12.99. and dinner is 16.99 (and they did advertise steak is included for dinner). Some of my favorite foods that I tried here are -fried chicken (crispy, savory and freshly fried) 5/5 -imitation crab sushi 4.5/5 (savory crunchy and seasoned) -square cinnamon cake (it has toasted coconut on top i think) its soooo MOIST, soft, and luscious with great cinnamon flavor (imagine a fluffy horchata). Service 5/5 Very attentive I think our waitress came back about every 15 min to check on us in which we were satisfied. Ambiance 5/5 Family. Friends. Take anyone. You can dress casual and I saw many people in their Christmas jammies eating. Lots of people of all ages.

I normally don't eat a buffets but I have been to Lins several times in SAN antonio and when I noticed they were opening one in houston I figured I would give them a shot. I'm sure glad that I did! Dulce, Giselle and Lydia are doing a great job running this establishment! Great customer service. Very friendly good team working here at Lins! Great job! The food: everything was very fresh and good! The bourbon or grille chicken was very good! I got a mixture of beef and chicken dishes and enjoyed them all. Very clean restaurant with fresh food. If you like buffets definitely stop in and give them a try. Easy five star review!