I love Chans Gourmet Buffet. My family and I are one of the family to lunch at Chans often. My wish one day that this restaurant upgrade itself to a SEAFOOD BUFFET. It has the perfect location. Good Luck and hopefully one day a dream come true.

I love Chans Gourmet Buffet. My family and I are one of the family to lunch at Chans often. My wish one day that this restaurant upgrade itself to a SEAFOOD BUFFET. It has the perfect location. Good Luck and hopefully one day a dream come true.

$14 for dinner on the weekends (Fri,Sat,Sun) posted on their windows and after walking in and seeing Kalua pig and taro on the buffet line, I thought WOW, this place has it all and they updated their menu! It all looked irresistible until I tasted it.The Kalua pig was oddly sweet and the chicken,shrimp were extremely salty and the taro was dry. I have been here on numerous occasions and have determined the food is dry because the heat is on way too high. The beef in the beef broccoli dish is notorious for being affected by the heat and ends up tasting bad.They no longer have unlimited ice cream. I believe it was $1 or so. They did provide free hot tea while I was there. One of the worker lady seemed sincere in trying to serve out fresh food, so they are obviously trying and I can't hold that against them. Maybe if they turn down the burner levels abit, the food may remain edible in the line longer leading to better taste? Just maybe, we can all dream. Perhaps if you go at 5:30-6pm as Reggie N. suggests, the food taste much fresher.The redemption came with the desserts. They had this cake that was black and white and because it came straight from the refrigerator it was refreshing. Helped to get rid of that "old smoking voice" I get when I eat dishes too oily. Don't gotta worry about parking as it is a large lot they share with other eateries.

ok bad reviews from everybody still. lolnot for peepz sampling chinese cuisine. cheap for the food and quantity. restrooms could be cleaned and renovated.told by the mgr and waiters that the food comes out fresh and hot for lunch at 1030-11am and at 530-6pm. I been there at those times and yes it makes a big difference.chinese tourist vans stop daily. either departing or arriving... Speaking mandarin and cantonese. yes they've had better but they're used to the type of accomodations in HK and mainland china. hehehe doesn't phase them.Good for the budget minded family. Lots of Samoan and Micronesian families frequent here.typical chinese dinner plate fare only on a buffet scale.big screen TV which plays kungfu movies on slow days and live music on other days.yups vegas chinese buffets blow this place away but Hawaii doesn't have much chinese buffets to choose from.they still got graduation parties and karaoke contests staged here. so people still frequent and enjoy the hospitality and food regardless.one of my late friend's favorite cheap eats. rest in peace man! :)

Chan's is located near the airport area in an industrial zone. The food is only average and geared towards ordinary working-class folks. "Gourmet" it's not. Restrooms aren't the cleanest though I have seen worse. *** out of 5.