Wei Wah Buffet - Vaudreuil-Dorion

I went there last night and was really let down by the experience. The food was cold and not fresh, which was surprising given the $28 per person price. I used to love the shrimp, but it came out cold this time, and the chicken was awful. Even the soup was disappointing. Everything on my plate was cold, and I could only eat half of it. I felt really frustrated spending $66 for such a poor meal. This place used to be my favorite.

The highlight of the buffet is definitely the General Tso's chicken and the egg rolls. However, beyond those, the selection feels a bit chaotic, with an overwhelming amount of starchy noodles, rice, and fried items. It's a letdown because I genuinely love this place and want to see it succeed. Increasing the variety of vegetables would be a positive change, but I believe the restaurant should also introduce more traditional Chinese dishes, like genuine chow mein, baos, siu mai, and different types of dumplings. With the growing interest in authentic Indian cuisine, it would be fantastic to see the restaurant embrace its true culinary roots instead of focusing on Americanized Chinese food.

I stopped by the restaurant for a quick bite on a Friday evening. Although it was bustling, the service was quick and attentive. However, I was disappointed by the limited variety of food, which didn’t seem particularly healthy. The ambiance felt dated, reminiscent of the 1990s—though not in a nostalgic way. If they added more salads and healthier, non-fried options, perhaps even at a slightly higher price, it would significantly enhance the overall dining experience.

The food here is good, although I wasn't a fan of the desserts. However, I really enjoyed my main course. One downside was that the plates and bowls were dirty; they really need to check them before serving. The service was efficient, as they were quick to clear finished plates from the table. I did find the prices to be a bit high; we spent $30 per person on a weekend. On a positive note, it’s kid-friendly with booster seats available.

I went there for lunch and, sadly, I found the food quite disappointing. Everything was heavily battered and fried, and nothing tasted fresh. The restrooms were not clean, and the overall look of the restaurant seemed neglected. I wouldn't recommend it.