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Love Chinese buffets. Love Chinese food, period. Favorite buffets are at casinos here, or in Las Vegas, where buffets are boffo... (Couldn't care less about gambling; only go to LV for the buffets and the used-DVD stores, of which there are -used to be- many, and with great prices.)
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TO GARY S -Yes there are a lot of places in this country where there used to be more ALL YOU CAN EAT.so your area is not the only place this is occurring. There still plenty around but not as prevalent as 20 years ago, but as posted already, Chinese Restaurants still will at times have it. Golden coral still is hanging in there, but I heard in some locations they have closed. Royal fork, a all you can eat chain in the Midwest has just about closed all it's restaurants, maybe all of them. New York in the 80's and 90's were opening them all over the place, many have since closed.So it depends where you live. I think the attitude for many have change over the years. Healthier eating practices have become more popular for many in this generation.
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TO ADAM B- I remember that chain[Chesapeake] yeah, all gone.Good stuff.I remember back in the 70's early 80 places down the east coast[New York to Virginia] there were places where they had all you can chicken with all you can drink beer.Now that I can understand why slowly but surely many of them closed.
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Does anyone remember a place called BONANZA-ALL YOU CAN EAT?
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I read recently that you have to go back for a third full plate of all-you-can-eat before a restaurant is in danger of losing money on you. And most people can't put away that much. Also, there's always a danger in having too much of any one food, in case there's something wrong with it. And this goes double for shrimp, crab, things like that. Where a small serving of a food gone bad might lead to a stomach ache, gorging on it could kill you.
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