DENVER (KDVR) — All-you-can-eat sushi, seafood and various Asian foods just became a lot more accessible with a buffet restaurant that opened a new location in Aurora this week.
On Thursday, the family-owned King Buffet held the grand opening of its third restaurant, located at 13680 E. Alameda Ave.
The buffet offers various cuisines like Chinese food, Mongolian food and even American foods. According to the website, diners have over 200 choices for food, from traditional soups, salads, egg rolls, dumplings, fried rice, seafood and sushi made-to-order, to pizza, French fries and ice cream.
The buffet also has a Mongolian grill where people can build their own stir-fry bowls from scratch with their favorite ingredients to be cooked by the stir-fry chefs.
On top of all that, the restaurant is also known for its chocolate fountain.
Some menu items are only available during dinner hours or on the weekends. According to the website, diners can choose food items on their own or can order specialty dishes from the menu, and take-out options are available as well.
Buffet prices vary — weekday lunch is $15.99 for adults and $11.59 for kids, weekday dinner is $20.99 for adults and $13.59 for kids, and weekend meals are $21.99 for adults and $13.59 for kids, an employee told FOX31.
The restaurant also has locations in Arvada and Colorado Springs.
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