For soup, there was a choice of split pea soup, taken by wife, chicken noodle, taken by Shlomik, matzha ball, meh, and turkey gumbo, taken by moi. The turkey gumbo was awesome and will be my permanent choice for any future visits.
For drink, there was free water and a choice of Coke, Diet Coke and Sprite. In retrospect, I should have asked for a pitcher of juice or tea. We settled for Coke.
The buffet consisted of salad, sweet and sour chicken, beef with noodles, beef with broccoli, French fries, very nice eggrolls, fried rice, rice with mashrooms and some very strange menu choices. By strange, I mean kishka and cholent. What I would like to know is who, in their right mind, would go to a $20 buffet and get cholent and kishka, on Thursday, in a restaurant. Dude, wait a day and a half, or at least get it from the takeout next door. The weird thing, as you can see on the picture, is that both trays were almost empty. We tried everything on this side of the buffet and Shlomik acquiesced to have a couple french fries.
For dessert, we had some layered cake and cheese cake. Not sure if it was part of the deal, though we weren't charged for it. If it wasn't, don't leave stuff lying around where I could get to it, because I will eat it.
All in all, it was a pleasant experience and, while I wouldn't do it every week, once a month is definitely a possibility.
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