Happy Buddha

“amazing flavors, generous portions, and friendly staff.”

Princess White★

Came to Happy Buddy’s for lunch after seating down the dry host came over to take our order. We placed our order, I order fried Almond chicken hubby ordered a bowl of chicken soup. so dry host came out with wrong order and said that’s not what you asked for although I said I did not want sauce on my Almond chicken. After she return with what supposed to be Almond chicken. I am accustoming to golden fried nuggets of chicken breast with the brown gravy. I refused it and asked for manager. The manager came out after I showed her the dry chicken breast that came out a pre-fried ready made bag from

juliet echo bravo★★

Ordered the shrimp appetizer, and spring roll. Both were good. Then I ordered the General chicken. It came out in little balls. Did not taste very good. I don't think it was chicken. It had a dark look to it, did not have the texture of chicken and it was not even close to being white meat. No issue with the portion as it was huge. Eating off paper was not a problem

Amour Castillo★★★★★

Yep they serve everything on styrofoam/plastic but the food itself was delicious. We at least got real silverware haha. We had Mongolian Tofu, Egg drop soup, Sesame chicken & the portions were large. I would definitely go back and my partner said he’d start recommending it to people. Just give them a try!

Shanice G★

I can’t believe this place is open. First off, they serve their food on Styrofoam plates, which is fitting since the food itself is frozen and flavorless. The crab Rangoon was a highlight of disappointment, with nothing but a cream cheese blob inside and two stuck-together pieces that, upon separation, were cold. The fried rice was a sad, unseasoned mess with uncooked vegetables and shrimp. To cap it all off, the fortune cookie came without a fortune—perhaps a fitting metaphor for the entire meal. Save your appetite and your money; this place is a catastrophe.