Ling Ling Buffet

This is one of the busiest buffets in the northern suburbs. The variety of food is fairly consistent in quality and service. Don't bother with the sushi bar. The Mongolian barbeque is the healthiest bet. However the atmosphere is getting old; a new carpet is in order and newer chairs. A good value.
6 years ago (03-06-2018)

This, by far is the best buffet I've been to in this area. My first time going. The food was excellent, place was clean and people were very friendly but the best part came at the end.....the bill, under 20 bucks for 2 people. I would definitely recommend to other people. Thank you for the pleasant lunch!
7 years ago (19-04-2018)

Good place to go for a quick bite to eat. This place gets you in a seat quick. It is also affordable. The only thing is they serve a lot of chicken. Not many other meat choices. May find one dish with pork or shrimp, that's about it. Everyone is very nice for a family oriented place.
7 years ago (21-03-2018)

We travel up and down the 81 corridor visiting and often pick a random local buffet for dinner when it gets late. This is one of the better ones. Well lit and clean and the selection doesn't try too hard to be fancy. You're going to get the basics and they will be tasty enough.
7 years ago (31-03-2018)

Inexpensive and one of the few all you can eat places around me. Wish they would refresh their line more and would like to see them using fresh pans instead of just pouring the new on top of the old. By the time you get to the bottom, you have absolutely no idea how long it's been sitting their and it usually looks a little suspect. Their Mongolian BBQ is the way to go though . You get to select what you want and watch it be prepared right in front of you. But even then, the cold line ingredients can look pretty thawed and make you nervous, especially the chicken, which is always my go to.
7 years ago (08-03-2018)