Tiantian Super Buffet

Tiantian Super Buffet operates as a buffet-style Chinese restaurant in D'Iberville, offering a range of classic dishes that cater to those looking for variety and casual dining without breaking the bank. Located just off Mallett Road, this spot is especially convenient for locals and travelers seeking an all-you-can-eat experience with an emphasis on Chinese comfort food.

The atmosphere here tends to lean toward low-key and family-friendly, with a clean, straightforward dining room where you won’t find frills but will find enough space and calm to enjoy your meal without feeling rushed or crowded. It’s the sort of place that works well for midday or early evening meals, especially on quieter days when you can take your time choosing from the buffet and visiting multiple stations.

The buffet covers a broad spectrum of Chinese-American favorites—a notable draw is the fried fish, alongside popular seafood-focused options like Walnut Shrimp and Seafood Delight. The inclusion of dishes like Triple Delight and Egg Foo Young (available in multiple varieties such as chicken, pork, shrimp, or combo) ensures variety for different tastes and preferences. Beef dishes with spicy sauce options suggest the restaurant also appeals to those who enjoy a bit of heat in their meal. Fried rice options round out the mix, highlighting the usual suspects for a well-rounded buffet lineup.

Customer flow tends to be moderate, making it a reliable choice if you want a bit of space when dining. The staff are attentive enough to keep water glasses filled and ensure the buffet stays stocked, without feeling intrusive during meals. This contributes to a relaxed vibe that feels unhurried, not overly formal but definitely orderly.

Tiantian Super Buffet is likely best appreciated by families, groups, or solo diners with hearty appetites who want to sample a little bit of everything without commitment. It’s also a practical option for anyone passing through town looking for dependable buffet pricing—currently around $11.99 to $14.50 range—which includes some dessert options to complete the meal.

Overall, this is a utilitarian Chinese buffet spot that leans on familiarity and consistency rather than trendiness or culinary innovation. Locals who appreciate a hot meal with attentive yet unobtrusive service will find Tiantian Super Buffet fitting, especially when craving straightforward takes on fried fish, flavorful shrimp dishes, and well-stocked all-you-can-eat dishes in a no-fuss setting.