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Sq. Hill chinese buffet review - lunch

1 post · May 17, 1999

Aziz L.Doctoral student, Industrial Administration, Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PAMay 17, 1999
 Went to the new Chinese buffet restaurant in Sq. Hill on Murray Ave. on
 Saturday. Here's my review, a positive one.

 About 8-10 entrees, 2 soups and a couple of appetizers + a salad/fruit bar.
 Pretty good value for money at  $4.95/head.

 Entrees were the mainstream ones, mostly chicken or beef. I think one or
 two were veggie. The food seemed to be freshly made. We got there early
 (~11:45am), so the food wasn't sitting in the steamers for a long time.
 Don't know how it gets towards the end of the day.
 Surprisingly, there were no noodle dishes.

 Soups were a veggie hot and sour and a wonton.
 Appetizers were; crab rangoon, veggie spring rolls, fried biscuits, chix
 fingers and egg foo young.

 Though the selection was small, the fruit and Veggies in the salad bar
 seemed really fresh.

 The salad bar, I guess, also doubles as the "fruit-for-dessert" bar.

 They also have a dinner buffet for 6.95. Don't know anything about it.
 They seem to be open 7 days a week.

 Service was more than adequate. Our glasses were refilled/table cleared
 promptly. We were asked for our drink order even before we got to our
 table, so better have your selection ready :)
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