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Showing posts with label chinese. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chinese. Show all posts

Sunday, December 1, 2013

Chinese Restaurant: The Buffet Village in Titusville Florida

Are you craving for a Filipino food? Go and visit a Chinese Restaurant in your area. That's what I did! There are days that hubby and I are both lazy to cook for lunch or dinner. For less than $20, dining in a Chinese Restaurant truly saves the day.
Egg drop soup and clams
Apple Pie
Buffet Village in Titusville, Florida
Chinese Seaweed Salad and Sushi
Tilapia, Rice with Beef Sauce and asparagus
fried plantain, apple pie and
More Sushi and Chinese Seaweed Salad
Buffet Village in Titusville, Florida
Watermelon and banana pudding
The Buffet Village is located in

3125 Columbia Blvd, Titusville, FL 32780
(321) 268-1778

This Chinese Restaurant is new in the neighborhood. The food tastes great and the whole place is clean. Their servers are nice and so far, this is the nearest Chinese Restaurant that we like to visit.

Monday, September 16, 2013

Chinese Buffet in Merritt Island

Last Friday, I wanted to eat seafood's so; I treat my husband to New Century Buffet in Merritt Island for Dinner. This Chinese Restaurant is the best place to go if we are craving for different kinds of seafood. They have large size shrimps, clams, fish, crabs and more ... cooked fried, butter field, coconut shrimp, steamed, grilled, and so much more. They also have raw oysters aside from salads, desserts, pizzas, rolls, soups, sushi, and many more.

We came here three times already and it's always at dinner time. Their food is tasty, the place is clean and their employees are friendly. When they have seafood feast, we paid $27 and when they have no crabs, we only paid $22. I am not sure how much is the rate of their dinner. Next time, I will take more photos and will take a snap shot of their rates for brunch and dinner.
Here is the address:

New Century Buffet

735 N Courtenay Pkwy, Merritt Island, FL ‎

(321) 453-1117 ‎


I love their shrimps and crabs. Their desserts are not that many.

This is what it looks like, the New Century Buffet in Merritt Island. Check it out! I never tried their lunch yet, maybe we will go there one of these days.

Monday, August 12, 2013

Chinese Buffet in Titusville

From time to time, I crave for a Chinese food so; hubby and I had our lunch at Buffet Village in Titusville today. I always have sushi on my first plate. I just love it.

It seems that I have a routine every time that I go to a buffet, my second plate was a soup and clams. Did you know that it is cheaper to dine in a buffet and have the clams than buy it raw and cook it? It's about .50 cents/each in Publix. For a dozen, that's about $6 but, it's unlimited in a Chinese Buffet.

I like this place because it is clean and new. It is located near Target so; after shopping, it is very convenient to just go there.

This is not my dessert plate but, hubby's. I seldom eat dessert. No space for it I guess (wink).

Well, I guess I can't say no for a good banana and apple pie.

This is the Buffet Village from the highway.

This is a popular Chinese Buffet in Titusville. If you are looking for one, check this out. They have variety of food that I am sure, you will love.

Put this address in your GPS:
3125 Columbia Boulevard • Titusville, FL 32780
Telephone: (321) 268-1778
Fax: (321) 268-1119

I will see you there soon!

Friday, May 24, 2013

Different Presentation of Sushi

Do you like Sushi? Sushi is a Japanese food made of cooked vinegared rice and other ingredients such as raw fish or other seafood. As you can see in the photo below, sushi has different presentation. The Uramaki is a contemporary style of Maki sushi. It is a roll that is inside out with the rice on the outside. It has an outer layer of sesame seeds. This was developed in the United States so that Americans will try eating sushi. Accordingly, the Western style sushi sometimes does not include raw meat. It is not on my plate though.

Now, if there is a raw meat, not necessarily seafood, sliced and served by itself it is called Sashimi. If it consists of nigiri sushi with fish topping and partly grilled and raw, it is called Roasted Sushi or Aburi Sushi.

If it consist of a rice ball and wrapped in a sheet of nori (edible seaweed) which extends in a cylinder upward to hold a loose topping such as fish eggs then, it is called Warship Roll or Gunkan-Maki. If it consist of rice and other ingredients rolled together with a sheet of nori,  it is called Rolled Sushi or Maki Sushi.

An oval-shaped ball of rice and topped with a slice of another item, it is called Nigiri Sushi or Hand-Formed Sushi. While a medium-sized rolled maki sushi that has several ingredients, it is called Medium Roll or Chu Maki.

The thick rolled maki sushi with multiple ingredients is called Futo Maki or Fat Roll. If it is thinly rolled maki sushi with one ingredient, it is called Thin Roll or Hoso Maki. While the Hand Roll or Temaki is a cone-shaped maki sushi.

Saturday, March 23, 2013

Great Chinese Food Buffet

What's up you guys? Are you having food trip lately? Well, here's mine. Me and hubby were busy yesterday. We went to NASA's Kennedy Space Center to see the opening of Angry Birds Space Encounter attraction and after an hour, we went to Titusville and dine in Buffet Village in this address: 3125 Columbia Blvd, Titusville, FL 32780 (321) 268-1778. This Chinese restaurant is the favorite of my husband.

They have delicious selections of Chinese and American food. They have great tasting egg-drop soup, wide selection of salads, pastries, desserts and more.

This is my first plate, want some?

Check out the prices below:

We usually dine for lunch and for less than $20 for two, it really is a good deal for both of us.
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After we dine, we went home to see the TICO Airshow. We live just five minutes from the airport where the airshow was held. We can see it from our frontyard so; no need to pay $45 to see it upclose. This airshow will run for three days so; it will end on Sunday. How about you?

Thursday, February 7, 2013

Buffet Village: Great Chinese Buffet in Titusville

You don't need to have a big appetite to get what its worth with your money. For just $7.49 for a lunch buffet and 10.99 - 11.49 for a dinner buffet, you will surely enjoy and have a good time at Buffet Village in Titusville. When I crave for a Filipino food, I would immediately go for Chinese Buffet. This business is newly open last January and it became a hit in the neighborhood in fact, the support is overflowing!

Buffet Village is in a good location and the parking lot is an easy access for Target, Wal-Mart, and Home Depot shoppers. If you want to visit this place, here's the address: 3125 Columbia Blvd; Titusville, Florida. Do you love sushi? You can have variety of delicious sushi right here.

If you are not a Chinese food lover, they got something for you too. They have variety of American Foods such as salads, desserts, pizza, fries and fried chicken. You will never go home with an empty stomach. If you asked about the ambiance well, the place is newly renovated, spacious, new carpet and nice light fixtures. Your dining experience will be awesome and it's clean.

What is your favorite chinese food? Mine is sushi, sushi, and sushi LOL.

If you prefer food that's hot from the grill, you can request and choose your ingredients. They will cook it for you just the way you want it. It is but right to give the cook a good tip for a delicious hot food. Do you like "pansit" with shrimp in it? They can cook it for you in few minutes.

I was in hurry in taking this photo but, I swear (wink) the place looks better than this caption LOL.

Next time, I will show you the whole photo of Buffet Village. I took this picture from where we park our car and was too full to even bother to get out and take a good full size caption of the place.

Hungry? Go fix your meal LOL. Once again, thank you for stopping by and I will see you around for more food delights! Enjoy your day!

Thursday, July 19, 2012

Tikoy

This is Tikoy, made from glutinous rice. Tikoy can be eaten all year round but, traditionally it is popular during Chinese New Year. Tikoy is Nian gao in Chinese which means sticky for "nián" and "gāo" would mean cake. Eating nian gao symbolizes raising oneself higher in each coming year therefore, Tikoy food is for goodluck. This is one of my favorite Filipino-Chinese snacks. It tastes sweet and sticky.

Friday, August 5, 2011

Jasmine Rice

Back in PI, Jasmine Rice is not the tastiest rice that I love. There are other variety which taste better and the more expensive it is, the more tastier it would be (supposedly). Anyway, here in the US, Jasmine Rice is really the best rice so far. The price is a little bit higher but, it is the best rice so far :-), just trying to convince you hehehe.Everyday, I cook rice because without it makes me weak (charing...) LOL! Asian can't live a day without rice during mealtime, unless if you are already influenced by the culture you have now. If I am lazy to cook, we go out to a Chinese resto and order for take out or dine in for a buffet. Lunch will cost for $6.99 and Dinner is $9.99, without the tax, tip and drinks.

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Chinese Pork and Vegetable with Cashew

There are times that I crave for chinese food and just a simple order like this will satisfy me for the whole week. Italian and Asian food is savory and tasty unlike mostly of the American food that I ate, mostly bland...sorry but, that's just my opinion. I remember that when I worked in the casino, I have to put salt and pepper on my food just to give it a flavor.Anyway, I can eat this serving for two days. It's truly satisfying! Check it out! The vegies are crunchy and if you are allergic with nuts, you can ask them for an alternate ingredient. Enjoy your day! Chow!

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