tallyho8
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I have eaten at Golden Corrals in Hammond and Ryans in Baton Rouge and they have been great. I couldn't wait for them to open locations in our area. I was thrilled when they finally did but my thrill didn't last long.
My area on the West Bank of the Mississippi is well known as Cajun country and the Cajuns are known as big eaters for a reason. I believe that at least 90% of the people in our area are overweight because they love to eat and they can be a nightmare to an all-you-can-eat restaurant when they walk in the door.
Establishments around here quickly learn that they are more satisfied with quantity than quality and concentrate on making cheaper dishes to stay in business.
Our Golden Corral has now closed and Ryans probably won't last much longer now that their quality has been lowered. Practically all buffets around here are Chinese now.
I think the only way a good buffet could last around here is if they could charge people by the pound. Not by the pounds of food that you get, but by how many pounds that you weigh.
My area on the West Bank of the Mississippi is well known as Cajun country and the Cajuns are known as big eaters for a reason. I believe that at least 90% of the people in our area are overweight because they love to eat and they can be a nightmare to an all-you-can-eat restaurant when they walk in the door.
Establishments around here quickly learn that they are more satisfied with quantity than quality and concentrate on making cheaper dishes to stay in business.
Our Golden Corral has now closed and Ryans probably won't last much longer now that their quality has been lowered. Practically all buffets around here are Chinese now.
I think the only way a good buffet could last around here is if they could charge people by the pound. Not by the pounds of food that you get, but by how many pounds that you weigh.