The 5 Best Asian Buffets Around Martinsburg

For those who like their sweet and sour with a side of seconds, the Asian buffet remains a culinary institution. These all-you-can-eat havens aren’t just about variety—they’re about value, comfort, and dishes that deliver bold flavor with every scoop. In the Martinsburg area, locals know exactly where to go for crispy egg rolls, steaming stir-fry, and sesame everything. This year’s Best of the Best contest brought well-earned attention to the buffet tables that satisfy cravings and then some.

Asian Garden

Consistently topping local lists, Asian Garden on Foxcroft Avenue sets the bar for buffet-style dining in Martinsburg. The sprawling layout offers everything from classic General Tso’s chicken to freshly prepared sushi and hibachi. Diners rave about the freshness of the dishes and the constant refills that keep the buffet line full and flavorful. It’s clean, quick, and ideal for families, solo diners, or anyone who wants to sample a little of everything.

Chinatown Restaurant

Chinatown Restaurant blends traditional Chinese fare with a casual dining atmosphere and buffet service that’s fast and satisfying. With a lineup of familiar favorites—like lo mein, fried rice, and crab rangoon—alongside rotating chef specials, it offers a dependable experience that locals appreciate. The service is friendly, the portions are generous, and the price point hits the sweet spot for a weekday lunch or low-key dinner out.

Golden Asian Buffet

Just down the street from its fellow finalists, Golden Asian Buffet brings bold flavors and a broad selection to the Martinsburg buffet scene. Their offerings include a sushi bar, Mongolian-style grill station, and an ever-revolving line of hot entrees and appetizers. The space is large and family-friendly, with attentive staff and a reputation for keeping even high-traffic times well-stocked and spotless.

China King Restaurant

China King may be known for takeout, but its buffet offerings are equally noteworthy. Located on Edwin Miller Boulevard, this spot serves up a classic spread of Chinese-American comfort dishes, from sweet-and-sour pork to spicy Szechuan options. It's a smaller, more intimate buffet setting, ideal for a quick lunch or a quiet dinner without the chaos of bigger chains.

New Peking

With its spot on South Queen Street, New Peking has been a longtime player in Martinsburg’s Asian dining scene. Though the interior leans modest, the food does the talking. The buffet features rotating dishes that range from familiar staples to regional specialties, and locals praise the consistent flavor and generous portions. It’s the kind of place that feels like a hidden gem—until you realize everyone already knows about it.

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