This is a great place to visit if you’re looking for a restaurant that does not have a long wait time on the popular strip. The food was amazing, hot and fresh. The establishment was clean and had a warm atmosphere. The price was a little on the high side, expect to spend around $25-$30 per person for the buffet. They did have a nice selection of desserts as well as a salad bar. Our server was very attentive and cleared all of our used plates in a timely manner. All in all, I would visit again.

We were hungry and stopped here to eat. The food was decent although not great - the place clean. It’s Americanized Asian food and everything tastes the same. Good in a pinch when you are hungry and don’t want to spend a lot but not somewhere you would go back to.

Been to a lot of these buffets across the states. This one was below the avg rating of 6, 4-5. I felt it was one more incident from being a 3. Employee service was messed up. They stand around staring at you. The second I got up they ran over took plate and fork and my 1 napkin, no napkins, no more forks at the buffet. I never got a knife nor where there any anywhere. I returned to table with just a plate. The waitress asked if wanted more soda when my soda was full??? I asked for some napkins and she brought over the entire pile literally 50. There were no more forks so they gave me a plastic one. They have strange back rooms in the dining area and a fireplace with storage boxes all over around it in the dining area??? It was $18.50 with soda. No not going back. Food was not great. I feel there is questionable stuff going on in the kitchen but have no proof. The crab rangoon had a hint of ajax lemon cleaner taste to it.

We were charged about $100 for a family of four (three of us drank water). There was basically no food out most of the time we were there, and when they finally started to replace the meats I got some sesame chicken. I saw that the “chicken” was almost 90% breading after cutting open four of them. My father (against better judgement) told them to fill up the food to which they told him that they were very busy. Maybe 4 tables had people, and they had more than enough workers to put food out and take care of tables. Most of the staff sat around on their phones while others worked hard to do their jobs. If I could rate it 0 stars I would.

Great seafood selection for lunch. I loved the clams and the $9.99 per lb for the snow crab legs. 🦀

Trying places we haven't been in many many years of coming to PCB. Very clean and friendly service. Attentive to us being low on drinks. The food everyone had was great. Desserts also.

A nice place if you want to eat snow club legs. Any other places around Panama city beach "all you can eat crub legs" were around $60 per person. At Jin Jin Super King you pay $19 per person for the buffet and additional $10 per pound for crub legs. That's 2 clusters. Do the math: if you eat 2 clusters of crub legs (hardly anyone can eat more than 2) and some other buffet food as your side, you will pay $30 per person. Those fresh and steamy crub legs were brought to our table in 7 minutes after we ordered with some butter on the side. Ask for garlic powder to mix it with butter, soo good! Sushi, orange chicken, jambo shrimps, were good and fresh as well. Stuff was nice and attentive.

The Crab legs are not on the buffet the are 9.99lb but they was also sold out… You won’t know until you are seated.