what to eat at chinese buffet

There were some different opinions about the best order to eat a buffet. Some articles mentioned eating fruits first to appease the appetite, followed by fresh food, hot pot, roasted meat, and desserts. Other articles mentioned drinking tea first, eating soup, vegetables, noodles, fish, shrimp, meat, and finally eating fruit. There were also some articles that mentioned choosing vegetarian food first before eating meat. In general, there was no single standard for the best order of eating a buffet. It could be decided according to personal preferences and tastes. Therefore, there was no definite answer to the best order of eating the buffet.

Once, at a buffet, I saw a man trying to stack his plate so high with food that it all came tumbling down as he walked back to his table. It was like a food avalanche.

Once I went to a Chinese buffet and found a hair in the fried rice. It was so disgusting that I lost my appetite immediately.

One memorable story is when I went to a buffet that had a chocolate fountain. It was the centerpiece of the dessert area. I dipped fruits, marshmallows, and even some pieces of cake in it. The taste of the warm, flowing chocolate was heavenly. It made the whole buffet experience really special.

Food quality issues are common. For example, finding bugs or foreign objects in the food.

Yes, I saw someone who would only eat food in a particular order. They started with the desserts first and then went for the main courses. It was really odd.

Finding hair in the food is a common horror story. I once found a long hair in my soup at a buffet. It completely ruined my appetite.

One time at an all you can eat buffet, I saw a person piling food so high on their plate that it was spilling over. Then, they took a few bites and left the rest. It was such a waste and made me feel really uncomfortable as there were others waiting for the food.

I have a story about an all you can eat buffet at a hotel. They had a huge variety of food, from international cuisines to local favorites. The dessert section was to die for. There were cakes, puddings, and fresh fruits. I made sure to save room for dessert and sampled almost everything. It was a real treat for my taste buds.

Another bad experience could be when the food is not fresh. I visited a buffet where the seafood smelled really off. It turned out that some of it had been sitting there for too long. Buffets are supposed to offer a variety of fresh food, but when they don't, it's a huge disappointment. Also, overcrowding can be a problem. You have to wait in long lines for every dish and by the time you get to the food you want, it might be almost gone.