I like Chinese food. I especially like all you can eat buffets, but good luck finding one. As they say in Real Estate: "Location, location, location" - Since Covid, if you can find one that charges less than $30 a person, let me know. There are places that deserve 10 star ratings and you pay handsomely to eat there. This isn't one of those places. I don't care if a table wobbles a little or if the décor is out of date. I have been there 4 times in the last 3 or 4 months when I've been in town. The selection is very good. When something runs out (has to be at least decent to run out, right?) it is replaced promptly - as in, grab something else, go to your table and enjoy it - then look up and notice it has been replaced. (Wow - there is nothing like hot-from-the-kitchen crab Rangoon!) The first time I was there I took my empty plate and took one of any of my favorites plus one of anything I didn't recognize or hadn't tried in a while. Look, the egg rolls where you usually go may not be done with the same recipe or ingredients and thus, may not taste the same. Don't tell people they are terrible, they are just different. Okay, back to my table - sample everything, find which items I really like - it's a buffet, you do not have to finish everything on your plate, no matter what your mother told you. Get up, get another plate, and load it up with what you did like. Personally, I was very happy that first time eating lots of my favorites like crab Rangoon, the General's chicken, egg rolls, ribs, sweet & sour anything, and spring rolls. I love Lo Mein, but tried their (not sure what it is called) a white, rice-based, angle-hair pasta look-alike. With their very good and plentiful sweet and sour sauce, it became one of my new favorites. On my next visit (and every time I eat at an all you can eat buffet the first time or the fifteenth time), I took my empty plate and did the 'one of this and one of that' routine. This time, one of my favorites was not up to par - too chewy and fatty. Guess what? I had no problem filling my plate with lots of other items I liked. That my friends, is the secret to eating at an all you can eat restaurant. Sample all you want, but only onesies ... then eat what you found that you like until you get your money's worth .. and in this regard, the Manchester Buffet never fails. Oh, by the way, they have a desert section, including what they call "apple pie" but it more like a cross between apple pie and an apple fritter - and they have a soft serve ice cream machine! To paraphrase an old advertising slogan: "There's always room for --- apple pie alamode"!

Great value. Clams, Mussels, Shrimp, sushi and sushami with Salmon... We decided to go here for $14 (less for the kids) after the shaking crab posted all you can eat for $59/pp. I found every healthy option and then wasn't hungry for more than 24 hours! Food is just warm/cold enough for safety, and there was even nuggets and Mac for the kids. Idk so much for the service or safety checks... Do your due diligence, but wow for the $!

Wonderful!!!!! Lili is pleasure and everything is delicious . Service is great.. The atmosphere smells great and always up most quality. I come in at least 2 times a week. Thanks for being like family

Being the only patron dining during peak hours means that you have to eat all the food that's been sitting out for hours if you want them to put out fresh food. It was challenging, but I'll cherish the memory always.