Big Bear Asian Buffet -Food CA (Near Carrollton)

5 /5 Candi Dunn: My son and I enjoy the Big Bear it is a great place to go to and we cant wait to take my daughter Lexy. I was taking pictures of the buffet and a lady that worked there said is everything good and I said oh yes I was taking pictures to share my daughter :)

5 /5 Walter Rivers: I over did myself by stopping here. The food was delicious, the service was great, and the staff was very friendly. Plenty of choices and I tried them all, or at least most of the items on the buffet. They even had ice cream.

5 /5 Edward Hydrangea: The food here is always amazing and the waiters are extremely polite and understanding. Ive been going here for almost a year now, and the price is decently low compared to other restaurants. I highly recommend the chow mein, pepper chicken, egg drop soup, and the pot stickers.

5 /5 Greg W.: I’ve been doing a lot of buffets in my life. From Texas to Chicago to Indiana to North Carolina. This Chinese restaurant the big bear. It’s probably the best food probably ever had when it comes to Chinese food. It’s hot and it’s time. They only keep it out there for a certain amount of time and then they change it out. You name it they have it. They also sell food by the pound I think it’s $5.99 a pound now. They have raw shrimp so I’m figuring next time I want shrimp Alfredo I’m going there and I’m gonna buy 5 pounds of shrimp for $25 Which is better than paying $19 for a pound and a half of frozen shrimp. I’m gonna put it in a box bringing home and make my own Alfredo. But big bear Chinese food happens to be one of the best I’ve had in a long long time. Do yourself a favor go there try it out and if you don’t like it, ask for Lynn the owner she’ll make it right.

5 /5 Zay Andrés: I know some will turn against this buffet, but the reason why I feel like it deserves a five-star review for this buffet, is because of the food, the service is just pretty much them reserving a seat for us; then at the end we pay. The Pink Lemonade was tasty and fresh. There also is a sign plastered in tables, stating if you waste the food you owe them some fees. Im not sure how to feel about that. Then heading over to the main part; the buffet. The chow mein tastes decent, and also with the fried rice too. The rest of the foods quality was pretty tasty, and fresh. There also was a sushi bar where chefs cook sushi, and oh boy, the California Rolls were spectacular! Nothing is special about this buffet anyway, just a decent buffet. The tables were clean and the atmosphere was spectacular. In the end, I passed down with a check and.. not a single time of these employees forcing me a tip, though I gave them a tip because of the buffet.