Chinese buffet Quality? Florida-Ca.
#1
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Chinese buffet Quality? Florida-Ca.
I was shocked to learn that most family
buffet resturants will recycle uneaten
food from the plates of the previous
diners. A friend of mine told me that this
is very common. Before she leaves the
resturant she will put salt on the uneaten
food so it will be thrown out instead of
given the the next customer. Can anyone
verify this that has worked in a resturant?
buffet resturants will recycle uneaten
food from the plates of the previous
diners. A friend of mine told me that this
is very common. Before she leaves the
resturant she will put salt on the uneaten
food so it will be thrown out instead of
given the the next customer. Can anyone
verify this that has worked in a resturant?
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I have eaten at a Chinese buffet restaurant on Route 17 south in Ramsey, New Jersey and have witnessed the waitstaff throwing the leftovers into a deep and large gray tray and then dumping the contents into a large trashbin. There's no way they can recycle that stuff because someone would have to sort the sweet "n" sour chicken from the beef and broccoli from the fried rice, and you get the picture. It's one big mish mash of food. As a matter of fact this is one of the cleanest Chinese restaurants I have ever been to, or it used to be. Usually, Chinese restaurants won't waste a single thing and I feel that almost all of their eating establishments are dirty and they have dirty habits. I've also been to a couple of steakhouse buffets in central Florida and never saw evidence that the food is recycled. You can look right into the kitchen of one of the chains and see them cooking and then serving it out front.



