Feast Buffet & Banquet

SO MANY people there! I didn’t try this newish restaurant right away because I heard the wait was crazy no matter what. Today, my friends and I arrived 10 minutes before opening, but they had already started letting people in to eat. Arriving earlier than the opening time is definitely my tip! The parking lot is big and free, with easy access from the main road. I was impressed by the variety of food: made-to-order noodles, hibachi, crêpes, sushi, seafood, dim sum, unlimited drinks, and desserts! The food tastes good for a buffet. You’ll get stuffed very easily by just trying one of each. Most importantly, the no-tip policy effectively lowers the price by about 20%! Even so, all the servers are friendly and always on top of clearing finished dishes. For the price, it’s such a good deal!

In terms of food itself, it would be 3 stars, because none of the items that they offered were spectacular. However, the fact that there are so many options available, and not just any options, good options like galbi, sashimi, crab legs, and more, made it a 4 stars experience for me. For the items they serve, the price is reasonable. Some of my favorite items include the steak, which was very tender, the "Buddha Jumps Over the Wall" soup, which was more plain and liquidy than the typical kind you'd get in Asia, and the galbi, which wasn't the best but still good enough as far as short ribs go. In addition to all this, they had many seafood options ranging from Cajun style to Chinese style, coffee and tea, mochi donuts, shaved ice, crepes, pho & ramen bar, and more. It really felt like they had everything available. This is probably the most comprehensive buffet place that I have been to, granted I have not been to a lot of buffet spots in general. While I don't think I will return because my stomach is too small for buffet in general, I will say that if people ask me for buffet recommendations, I will mention this establishment for sure. Since I went on a Monday, it wasn't as crowded. I heard that on weekends the line would be super long.

Worth your money! I really enjoyed going on their grand opening day. No chaos, friendly staff and clean space. There was a line mainly for the Fried foods section but their sushi WAS AMAZING! You can see the staff working hard to ensure all the sashimi and sushi is stacked well. The drinks are not my favourite since they are quite sweet. I would suggest they keep the bottled drinks in a smaller size to avoid a lot of wastage. Also, very hard for older folks to bend down and grab a plate. I would suggest that there be a section where plates are stacked on top of counters for ease of access. Otherwise the place has great ambience and cleanliness some spots are a bit slippery so be careful if you wear heels or are using a walking assist device. Self serve drinks, cutlery, food. Just please don’t waste food 😉 I WILL DEFINITELY RECOMMEND THIS PLACE AND COME BACK AGAIN!

Meant seafood choices, taste is good. Love thlayer cake and mochi donuts. It's best to go before it opened to avoid the ling lines. The places is pretty big so if you are there when they are open most likely you'll get seated.

Wonderful selection of food, this buffet is seafood oriented with plenty of sushi and shellfish foods. Drinks included was Boba and fountain drinks. For the price you pay, you can definitely get your moneys worth of food. I specifically enjoyed the braised pork belly, I didn't expeat a full tray of it but it was delicious. There was lots of desert options including crepes made to order with different toppings.

Honestly, this might be one of the best buffets in all of the Twin Cities. I’ve been to high end buffets in Las Vegas and around the world and while Feast isn’t quite at that level, it’s easily 80% of the experience at about 50% or less of the price. The food here has a unique balance and variety of flavors. The salty dishes aren’t overly salty and the sweet dishes aren’t too sweet. Everything feels deliberate. It’s a great mix of Asian fusion favorites with a creative personal chef's touch. For an AYCE spot tucked in a smaller township, Feast really surprised me. I think I just found my new favorite buffet in the Twin Cities. If you live in or near St. Paul, it’s absolutely worth the short drive out to Woodbury!

We went the first day with a group of 11. We got there at 5 and not too busy but picked up after 6. They can accommodate big groups. It looked like it was a successful grand opening. This is a self serve Buffett, you have to get your own utensils and napkins. There are employees there that take away your plates. Food was good, big selection. The sushi bar stood out and for me was what shined. The fish was fresh and good quality. You can see the chefs preparing the sushi. This buffet caters more to Asian taste buds as they don’t have the usual pizza there but they did have chicken fingers. The lobster goes quick as soon as it comes out so be patient. Tried frog legs for the 3rd time and it was delicious, lightly fried with light crisp exterior and moist interior. The Korean short ribs was grilled to perfection and was well marinated. The grilled oysters with garlic was very good as well.