2 ppl 2 plates each 2 refills each 44 bucks Great place nice atmosphere didn't have to wait to be seated Cute robot

Highly recommend for seafood & sushi/sashimi lovers with healthy appetite! Their foods are fresh & tasty. You can find varieties of salmon, crabs, shrimp, crawfish, fish, octopus. The sashimi & sushi are legit, unlike some other buffet-style Japanese places. They have the common Chinese food items that are fresh & tasty. The deserts were great, the fruits were fresh & sweet. They have plenty options for picky eaters too - nuggets, pizza, ribs, fried chicken. It's a huge place, with dark modern Asian-inspired decor. The staff are friendly & attentive. The price of $17.99 per adult is reasonable for the quality & variety. Seniors get 10% discount. Highly recommend, but come hungry!

Great food delicious I loved it one of the first buffet places where nothing on the plate was bad hard to say for buffet places honest rating 8.2 out of 10...

The flavors were pretty good at this location, though I only sampled a portion of the items as I was on lunch break. The price is less expensive than others at $12.99 before tax for weekday lunch =$14.06 (before tip). I really liked the broccoli (lightly cooked), rice (dry but cooked), few pieces of sushi I tried and baked dinner bun. They had an array of dishes (salad bar, stir-fry, sushi, baked, fried, steamed). I was surprised that the sushi was pretty decent, even covered with mostly kani and spicy mayo. If the rice is edible and the toppings don't taste too vinegary or mushy, I consider it a win at a buffet. The shrimp tempura in the roll may have been a little too oily, lukewarm and small, but it still tasted pretty good flavor-wise. I felt like I was eating at a party with food that had good flavors, but since I arrived a little late (11:15 AM), everything is just slightly hot. If the food was a little hotter, some would have tasted better. The mei fun and lo mein were okay, but I think I grabbed the unseasoned part of the mei fun as it was all white and tasted like plain rice noodles. The fried fish and calamari were hot and tasty but a little oily. The chicken wings were flavorful but needed to be warmer. The different stir-fries with onions and broccoli looked good but needed to be hot. The egg drop soup had thick egg strands but needed salt or something. The fried rice was pretty good as it was hot and had lots of toppings. The wonton in the wonton soup was fat and heavy. The fried egg roll and fried veggie spring roll were crunchy and hot. The not-mayo-based cold shrimp and squid salads tasted good. I thought the vanilla cake squares and vanilla Swiss roll cake were surprisingly dry. The graham crackers and whip dessert was okay as it it was like eating tiramisu without the espresso. There was the usual icy soft serve station. The kani-cheese bake, clams, and fruit (melons, oranges) were good versions for a buffet. There was Spanish music playing, and it wasn't too loud from the staff or guests. The interior is dark and moody, but it's also nicely lit at the tables and buffet stations by the wall accents and ceiling lights.

I have been wanting to go to an Asian buffet for a while now! This one is fairly new, so I figured it would be one of the nicer ones plus it had good reviews! The buffet definitely didn't disappoint. It's your typical Asian food. The soft serve machine was my favorite part! Very clean and nicely decorated inside.

I love a good buffet. That being said, there are not too many of those in town other than some of the great AYCE sushi places. I get my fix when I'm in Vegas. Within the last year or so, I saw this place keep popping up on trusted Yelper's check ins and reviews. Almost 5 stars for a Chinese buffet is unheard of. I had to check out this anomaly for myself. We came at the beginning of dinner time. It sits on the corner of a large shopping center which means plenty of parking. It is a large place with plenty of seating. Not sure about waits at peak time. We were seated right away. There's also the option of using their robot waiter to seat you. It seemed like a big hit with the families with kiddos. They get your drink order as you sit and then you are free to get your food. Customer service was alright. I found it odd that they did not have some of the normal condiments at the table such as soy sauce, sugar, etc. We had to wait to get service and then receive those items. This place is also very clean and well kept. As far the food goes, I had no real complaints. I started off with a round of sushi. Keep in mind this isn't a sushi buffet. As far as I'm concerned, they do it pretty well here. They have a good variety of sushi rolls, nigiri and sashimi. For hot food, they have your typical Chinese buffet offerings, but everything was tasty and fresh. I can't honestly say I had anything I didn't like and I feel like I got a little taste of most of the items. For desserts, they have the usual suspects like pudding, jello, random pastries and self serve ice cream. Just enough to cleanse the palette a little bit. Overall, this is probably the best Chinese food buffet in town. Typically I have a buffet of this type and I am good for months before the next cravings hit. Here, I was thinking I want to go back soon already. I will definitely be back!

Wow this place gave me a different perspective of how I thought about Asian Buffets. The Sushi is at par with any All you can eat Sushi joints it was pretty good & presentable. The food was tasty & overall my favorite things were the Korean BBQ steak , the Chicken skewers & the baked Salmon. They also have a robot that takes you to your table which I thought that was interesting.

There are multiple E-Star locations throughout Houston, but none newer than this location up north. Unlike the other sister spots, they've done a good job at modernizing what would otherwise be a very typical but solid buffet. There are parking spots aplenty and numerous seating options. The staff is robust and a diverse group of Spanish and Mandarin speakers, both young and older. The place looks rather grand upon entrance, especially considering the theme of the restaurant. As a result of how large and spacious everything is, the buffet in turn looks rather small. While it might feel small, the items that are there seem to be pretty good. Food is replenished quickly and the variety is mainly composed of the usual fried / stir fried American-Chinese classics. There is pizza, nuggets, and fries for the kiddos and basic palates. People who seek this stuff out will likely love their spread. Extra thumbs up for the nearly perfectly pan fried dumplings. My money is mainly on their sushi selection. On the weekends there is a solid variety of sushi rolls, nigiri, and a mix of sashimi, beautifully laid out. In most buffets, it's always poorly managed but the presentation seems on point. The quality is on par with an AYCE sushi spot, which is expected for a place like this. This is not my usual wheelhouse for food, but E-Star did a great job of managing my expectations. The best part? The weekend buffet price was only $17. The value, attentive service, abundant seating options, and solid food choices will likely have me back again.

One of my favorite Asian buffets in town! I feel like E-Star brought all their best cooks here because the food is always really tasty. The interior is also very warm and inviting. They have such a wide variety of food options here. My personal favorite would be the grilled short rib. The meat was so flavorful and juicy. The sushi bar is pretty good too. They have fresh sashimi and rolls that you don't really expect at a buffet. They also have a great selection of fried foods. The crispy calamari is definitely a standout! Overall, I highly recommend trying this E-Star. The food is really good, and the servers make sure your drinks are always full. With such an affordable price, you can't miss this spot!