Buffet Oui & Oui

Sheila

2.0

The restaurant is large, but very noisy. We arrived at 7pm on a Saturday & even though it was almost full, the buffet ends at 8pm. The staff is polite, however the hostess couldn't find us a clean table to be seated.

The food wasn't very good. It wasn't because the choices were out too long since they were being refilled. The dumpling were very rubbery, the Singapore noodles were all overcooked & broken into tiny pieces, & the shanghai noodles as well had no spice which is strange for 2 szechuan dishes. General Tao tasted like the sweet & sour pork, couldn't tell them apart. The sautéed mushrooms had no flavor unfortunately. The spring rolls were a mushy paste inside. There were these large shrimps in tempura with the heads on, but the whole shrimp still had it's shell, so you had to remove all the outside, plus none of them were deveined! The desserts were ok. Our waiter must've forgotten about us because our empty dishes stayed on the table. For $50 per person plus tax & tip, I was extremely disappointed. It was the first buffet we go to since 3 years ago. Will not be returning.

Nihal

4.0

Very professional staff & very helpful.Food & desserts are so yummy.I will go again.

Leilanie

5.0

Buffet Oui & Oui is a hidden gem for anyone who loves variety & bold flavors! The selection was impressive, from fresh salads & beautifully arranged sushi to comforting noodles & savory meat & seafood dishes. The buffet leaned heavily toward Asian & Oriental cuisine, which I loved, with flavorful stir-fries, crispy tempura, & fragrant rice dishes that hit all the right notes.

There was also a mix of Western favorites like pizza & roasted meats, making it perfect for groups with different cravings. & the dessert section? Absolutely delightful: cakes, tarts, fresh fruits, & even traditional Asian sweets. Oh wait, with a chocolate fountain, marshmallows, & different flavors of ice cream that kids will surely love!

Everything was well-prepared, fresh, & constantly replenished. I left feeling full & happy. Definitely a place I'd return to when I want to treat myself or celebrate with friends & family!

Marla

5.0

I enjoyed very much eating at Oui Oui. I went for lunch during the week. It is true.that it
Is more expensive than Fu Lam the restaurant that used to be there,also a buffet
However we must consider that because of inflation.& price of food has increased dramatically since Covid !
I found that there was a better selection than Fu Lam. Especially,for me a noodle & potato lover,it was great ! The wings were delicious,as well as the vegetable spring rolls. I also like that there were several vegetable dishes,& even pizza.If you are a seafood lover there seemed to be quite a few dishes to enjoy. It was a nice touch too that for lunch,the first soft drink.is free,& after.you.pay one dollar. This is quite reasonable.Even the cakes for dessert,were good,& there was ice cream !
The one disappointment.is that the buffet for lunch,finishes at. 2; 30.I arrived at 2 :00,so I had to.eat quickly,& the food was diminishing.Plus there was no refills at this.point.,& the food was cool ! The hosts at the restaurant,when I arrived told me that the buffet finishes at 2 :30. As well ,one of the waiters called that the buffet would soon close( maybe he said this around 5 or 10 minutes before closing).I lost track.of time because I was enjoying my food so two me wete .! Truthfully,I filled up my plates & took several plates to make.sure that I had my favorites to eat.
The 2 waiters that served me were very nice,& filled up my wste
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Chloé

5.0

The Oui Oui Buffet is a Chinese cuisine known for it's vast selection of dishes, including sushi, dim sum, seafood, meats, vegetables, & desserts.