Pork Chop Hill Buffet

They have buffett posted but they no longer have one. He said yelp has not been advised.

We stopped for gas and a leg stretch and decided we were hungry. Firstly this is in a casino and the air quality left something to be desired as they do allow smoking we couldn't help sneezing upon entering.

Note: I travel with a service dog and this place gets Baileys 4paw approval. No access issues at all.

There was a long line, and it did move at an ok pace. When we got to the front, they gave us 20% off the tab because of the wait. They are still under construction and basically have 1/2 a dining room.

Our waitress was awesome. Regina was affable and exhibited a great sense of humor. There must be some issue with the drink station because it was very slow to get our first drinks. After that, it was all right.

The food was pretty good for being a buffet. They had a decent selection of types from asian to fried chicken. The mr said that fried chicken was a little dry, and the tri tip had a lot of fat. But trim the fat off and it was good. I had some enchilada, beef chow mein egg rolls and found it all to be serviceable. They donserve coke products and they are included.

The desserts were sadly the ugly step children of the buffet. I got a few different ones to sample and share with the mr. The blonde brownie was repugnant in its gooey depression. My mouth wanted to reject it forefully, but I forced it out subtly into a napkin. The sorrow only continued when I tried the black and white? It had red in it.. cherry I think. This one surpassed the last in its desire to cause an auto rejection from my mouth. I tamped down the desire and swallowed. Days later amd I can still recall the feeling of that slide down my throat. Not even the oyster I tried that one time compares. I took a corner nibble off of the regular brownie (I was learning.. 1/2 of the 1in square was dangerous) this was pretty good. Thick and dense but the best thing on the plate.

All told it was a good experience, the staff were friendly and helpful, the food edible (even if the dessert was just sad) would we come back for it? I dont think it will be a go to/must stop kinda place.. but we would come back again.

No more buffet, but other restaurants have really good food to try. Coyete grill has delicious breakfasts, lunch and dinners . They also have other fast foods to try and a starbucks that has delicious sandwiches and pastries, plus great coffee and lattes.

Lemoore, California may be known for the location of Kelly Slater's Surf Ranch, the naval air base and a place where Journey vocalist Steve Perry lived at one time but it's also the home of the Tachi Palace & Casino.

While I don't gamble, I wanted to do something different for my mother for her birthday, so I treated her, my father and other family members for dinner and for her to partake in the slot machines.

And I've heard that the area has a buffet with a huge variety of food and since I had my nephews with us, I needed to make sure that there was food that they would enjoy as well.

So, we went to the restaurant "Pork Chop Hill Buffet".

According to the website:

Pork Chop Hill Buffet is located on the 3rd floor of the Casino of the moon. Our buffet offers over 60 delicious items to choose from daily, including: Salad/Soup/Shrimp bar, Asian Cuisine, Authentic Mexican Specialties, Local/Seasonal Favorites, Italian/Gourmet Pizza and Pastas, Omelets and Desserts. Pork Chop Hill features a minimum of 6 live cooking stations such as: live action Wok featuring our Chefs creating Asian Delights, made to order Sauteed Pastas and Entrees Gourmet and Specialty Pizza, Two Carving Stations and a Dessert Bar.

First, one could park in the free parking spaces at the Palace and you can bring children, as long as you don't go out to the gambling areas, you can walk directly to the path leading to the restaurants and take the elevator up to the third floor.

The restaurant is actually large, clean and spacious, while we went on the afternoon during a weekday, it was a bit busy but there is more than enough room to serve several hundred people at the restaurant.

But of course, what caught my attention was the variety of food featured. It reminded me the buffet selections in major hotel in Las Vegas, catering to those who want to eat vegetables, poultry, meat, seafood, Chinese, Italian, Mexican, sweets, desserts, etc.

ut there is quite a variety and as mentioned, it's similar to Las Vegas buffet prices or less. Depending on where you go.

But it's still under $20 and there are discounts for seniors and children as well.

While I'm not a buffet person, I figured this was the best way to feed people who can select the kind of food that they want as opposed for me trying to have them try something different and new and find out one half likes it and the other half doesn't. Especially for children who are so fixated on eating pizza and chicken nuggets or fried rice.

But overall, if you are in the Central Valley and looking for a place where your parents and other family members can eat and fill their belly's, but also where the adults can also take part in a little gambling or cheap slot machines. And as mentioned, it's like having a Las Vegas-style buffet but in the small agricultural city of Lemoore.

As for "Pork Chop Hill Buffet", for buffet selections, customer service and convenience, if $18 is not too pricey for you for a buffet meal, then it's a restaurant worth considering!

Decent place for an after church chow down. For the most part their dishes were well cooked, fresh and full of flavor. The Mongolian beef was a little grisly, but the other items were yummy. Also the breakfast and Mexican selections were delicious, and well made. The deserts were delicious as well.

Overall the price seemed a little steep, but they do offer a military discount and have coupons if you belong to the players card. If you don't mind walking past all the smoking gamblers, this place is nice buffet in an area void of buffets.

Pretty standard buffet. There's a panini station, salad bar, dessert, mexican including pozole and a taco station, fried chicken, a few Chinese dishes, pizza, and handful of other dishes like street corn and and a meat carving station. Food is decent, staff is friendly. Not bad but pretty average for a casino buffet.

Friendly staff, smaller buffet, great made-to-order pasta! If you've been to any Las Vegas buffets, you may not be impressed with this place. I tried a few things before finding the pasta guy. He was very nice and was eager to please. He offered a few suggestions and made some pasta dishes while we waited. We could not tip him. It wasn't allowed. The pasta was hot and filling. I sampled the desserts afterward but was still not impressed with the food they had out ready to eat. Overall, the service is good, but I wouldn't pay to return since I don't eat that much.

I was pleased to find the crab all you can eat is back online.

I'm even more pleased to know PAULA is still there, the world's greatest waitress. I've seen her in the past working so hard she was practically just about carrying this place on her back while at the same time being about the friendliest person somebody could possibly know.

Pork Chop Hill, this is someone you really need to appreciate. She's one on a million!

Awesome Buffet for the money
Also outstanding service and support!
For prices
Senior discount too

We have been going to this buffet every since it was on the lower level (Only a few will remember) but now it's ok the upper level.

They have so many options! The service and food has always been delicious.