Grand Super Buffet Pricing Made Simple

When it comes to food, there’s nothing quite like a buffet. And when it comes to buffets, there are few places quite like the Grand Super Buffet. This restaurant has been a fixture in the community for years, serving up delicious Chinese and Japanese cuisine in a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. In this article, we’ll take a look at the history of the Grand Super Buffet, and explore what makes it such a popular destination for foodies of all ages.

Below are the latest Super Grand Buffet prices.

Item	Price
Appetizer
Egg Roll	$1.00
Fried Chicken Wings (8)	$3.50
Buffalo Wings	$4.00
Hot Braised Chicken Wings (10)	$4.75
Chicken Finger	$3.50
Steamed Dumpling (10)	$3.95
Chicken on a Stick (4)	$3.00
BBQ Spareribs	$4.80
Po Po Platter (for 2)	$8.95
Crab Rangoon (10)	$3.00
Biscuit (10)	$2.75
Soup With fried noodles.
Soup	$1.25
Mixed Soup	$1.30
Egg Drop Soup	$1.10
Chicken Noodle Soup	$1.10
Rice Soup	$1.10
Vegetable Soup	$1.10
Hot and Sour Soup	$1.25
House Special Soup	$4.50
Vegetarian Dishes With white rice.
Sautéed Broccoli	$4.70
Mixed Vegetable Tray	$4.95
Mixed Vegetable in Garlic Sauce	$4.95
Broccoli in Garlic Sauce	$4.70
Bean Curd Szechuan Style	$5.50
Bean Curd Garlic Sauce	$5.75
Vegetable Moo Shu	$5.95
Sautéed String Beans	$4.70
Health Food Section With white rice.
Steamed Mixed Vegetables	$4.95
Steamed Vegetable with Chicken	$6.95
Steamed Vegetable with Shrimp	$8.50
Fried Rice
Roast Chicken	$2.75
Shrimp	$3.50
Beef	$3.50
Vegetable	$2.50
House Special	$3.75
Young Chow	$3.75
Chicken With white rice.
Chicken with Broccoli	$3.95
Japanese Chicken	$3.95
Moo Goo Gai Pan	$3.95
Chicken with Snow Peas	$4.25
Chicken with Chinese Vegetables	$3.95
Curry Chicken	$3.95
Chicken with Cashew Nuts	$3.95
Szechuan Flavored Chicken	$3.95
Kung Pao Chicken	$3.95
Hot and Spicy Chicken	$3.95
Hunan Chicken	$3.95
Chicken with Garlic Sauce	$3.95
Chicken with Almond Ding	$3.95
Lo Mein
Roast	$3.50
Chicken	$3.50
Shrimp (Lo Mein)	$3.75
Beef (Lo Mein)	$3.75
Vegetable (Lo Mein)	$2.95
House Special (Lo Mein)	$4.25
Chow Mein With white rice and fried noodle.
Roast Chicken (Chow Mein)	$3.25
Vegetable (Chow Mein)	$3.00
Shrimp (Chow Mein)	$3.75
Beef (Chow Mein)	$3.75
House Special (Chow Mein)	$4.25
Beef With white rice.
Mongolian Beef	$4.25
Beef with Broccoli	$4.25
Pepper Steak with Onions	$4.25
Beef with Chinese Vegetables	$4.25
Beef with Mushrooms	$4.25
Beef with Scallions	$4.25
Beef with Snow Peas	$4.50
Hot and Spicy Beef	$4.25
Szechuan Flavored Beef	$4.25
Shredded Beef with Garlic Sauce	$4.25
Hunan Beef	$4.25
Mei Fun
Roast Mei Fun	$4.50
Chicken Mei Fun	$4.50
Shrimp Mei Fun	$4.95
Beef Mei Fun	$4.95
Vegetable Mei Fun	$3.95
Singapore Rice Noodle (Mei Fun)	$4.95
Chow Fun
Roast Chow Fun	$4.50
Chicken Chow Fun	$4.50
Shrimp Chow Fun	$4.95
Beef Chow Fun	$4.95
Vegetable Chow Fun	$3.95
Seafood With white rice.
Shrimp with Lobster Sauce	$4.50
Shrimp with Broccoli	$4.50
Shrimp with Snow Peas	$4.80
Shrimp with Chinese Vegetables	$4.50
Shrimp with Cashew Nuts	$4.50
Shrimp with Garlic Sauce	$4.50
Szechuan Flavored Shrimp	$4.50
Hunan Shrimp	$4.50
Egg Foo Young With white rice.
Roast (Egg Foo Young)	$4.75
Chicken (Egg Foo Young)	$4.75
Vegetable (Egg Foo Young)	$4.75
Shrimp (Egg Foo Young)	$5.95
Beef (Egg Foo Young)	$5.95
Special Combination Plates With egg roll and fried rice.
Shredded with Garlic Sauce	$5.95
Beef with Garlic Sauce	$6.25
General Tso's Chicken	$6.50
Sesame Chicken	$6.50
Chicken Chow Mein	$5.25
Shrimp Chow Mein	$5.95
Shrimp with Lobster Sauce (Special Combination Plates)	$6.50
Beef with Broccoli (Special Combination Plates)	$6.25
Pepper Steak with Onion	$6.25
Roast Lo Mein	$5.50
Sweet and Sour Chicken	$5.95
BBQ Spareribs (Special Combination Plates)	$6.50
Moo Goo Gai Pan (Special Combination Plates)	$5.95
Roast Chinese Vegetable	$5.95
Chicken with Garlic Sauce (Special Combination Plates)	$6.25
Chicken with Broccoli (Special Combination Plates)	$5.95
White Rice	$0.80
Crispy Noodles	$0.40
Almond Cookies (3 Pieces)	$0.40
Fortune Cookies (5 Pieces)	$0.40
House Specialties With white rice.
Happy Family	$9.25
Seafood Delight	$9.75
General Tso's Chicken (House Specialties)	$7.95
Triple Crown	$8.25
Szechuan Shrimp and Chicken	$8.75
Sizzling Steak and Scallops	$8.75
Shrimp, Beef, Chicken in Garlic Sauce	$8.45
Tung Ting Shrimp	$9.25
4 Seasons	$8.50
Jumbo Shrimp and Chicken with Mixed Vegetable with Hunan Sauce	$8.75
Scallops and Shrimp with Garlic Sauce	$8.95
Sesame Chicken (House Specialties)	$7.95
Sesame Beef	$7.95
Orange Flavor Beef	$7.95
Orange Flavor Chicken	$7.95
Sweet & Sour With white rice.
Sweet and Sour Chicken (Sweet & Sour)	$3.75
Sweet and Sour Shrimp	$4.50

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The Early Years

The Grand Super Buffet first opened its doors in the early 1990s, in a small location on the outskirts of town. The restaurant was family-owned and operated, and focused on offering a variety of Chinese dishes that were freshly prepared each day. The owners had a passion for cooking, and it showed in the quality of the food that they served.

Word soon spread about the Grand Super Buffet, and the restaurant quickly developed a loyal following. Customers loved the selection of dishes available, and appreciated the friendly service they received. As the restaurant grew in popularity, the owners knew that they needed to expand in order to keep up with demand.

Expansion and Innovation

In the late 1990s, the Grand Super Buffet moved to a larger location in the heart of town. This new location allowed for even more variety in the menu, and the owners took advantage of the opportunity to introduce new dishes from other Asian cuisines, including Japanese and Korean.

But the expansion didn’t stop there. In the early 2000s, the Grand Super Buffet introduced a sushi bar, which quickly became one of the restaurant’s most popular features. Customers loved the chance to try a variety of sushi rolls, made fresh right in front of them by skilled sushi chefs.

In recent years, the Grand Super Buffet has continued to innovate and expand its menu. In addition to traditional Chinese and Japanese dishes, customers can now enjoy a wide variety of seafood, including crab legs, shrimp, and oysters. And for those who prefer vegetarian options, there are plenty of choices as well, including vegetable stir-fry and tofu dishes.

What Makes the Grand Super Buffet So Special?

So what is it about the Grand Super Buffet that keeps customers coming back time and time again? For one thing, the food is consistently delicious and freshly prepared. But it’s not just the quality of the food that sets the restaurant apart. It’s also the welcoming and friendly atmosphere that the owners and staff have worked hard to create.

Whether you’re a regular customer or a first-time visitor, you’ll be treated like family at the Grand Super Buffet. The staff is always happy to answer questions and offer recommendations, and they go out of their way to make sure that every customer has a great dining experience.

In Conclusion

The Grand Super Buffet has come a long way since its early days as a small Chinese restaurant. But despite the many changes and innovations, the restaurant has stayed true to its roots, offering delicious Asian cuisine in a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. Whether you’re a fan of sushi, seafood, or classic Chinese dishes, you’re sure to find something to love at the Grand Super Buffet.

To learn more about Super Grand Buffet or to find a location near you, visit their official order page.