This place was crowded Mother’s Day weekend. Very popular with families and special occasions as they have a very reasonably/affordable buffet at less then $35 per adult(children have a different rare depending on age) so I’m not surprised.
It is a popular destination for everyone celebrating anything. They don’t only specialize in seafood as you will find non-seafood fares in the buffet area as well – this place goes all the way. There’s a dessert area and the ice cream is very popular.

The place looks a little rundown and could use a bit of a facelift/renovation. It offers both indoor and outdoor seating with a humongous screen indoors. Staff are quick to tidy up tables as the wait for a table could take up to 30 min.

You can order via Door Dash or take out.

Supreme Crab is not super flavorful but it uses good ingredients and avoids the common overcooking problem in many buffet restaurants. As I always say, it’s better if buffet food is underflavored than overflavored. You may want to find or make suitable sauce/dip.

Compared with generic buffets, this seafood buffet has less food surface. But there are still reasonable number of selections. Shrimp, oyster, clams, crayfish, white fish, salmon. Worth noting is a pig ear salad. Too bad they don’t have soy sauce and hot chili oil. Vegetable options are very limited. But seaweed salad is always a treat. Yes, they have a few non-seafood hot dishes, too. The green bean and broccoli in (two different) hot dishes are cooked just right – in a buffet setting.

Of course, you come to Supreme Crab for crab legs. They are quite fresh. I take them as is but butter and garlic sauce go well with it, too.

The restaurant is in the northern end of Main Street, i.e., not downtown. Likely you will need a car or ride share to get there. (Sadly public transportation is next to nonexistent in this area.) Decoration inside and out is gimmicky. I am not sure if they look congruent. Seating area is smaller than a typical all-you-can-eat buffet, although it doesn’t feel compressed. There is plenty of room to walk and carry your food. (There is also an outdoor dining area that is not part of the buffet scene.)

Last but not least, I want to commend its dessert section. Although I rarely go for desserts in a buffet, Supreme Crab’s look different enough (read Asian enough) to entice me to try. I ended up with a wide sampling. (You can take smaller portions than in some other buffet restaurants.) Surprisingly, all of them are not super sweet and enjoyable, even their ice creams! This is hard to do because ice cream requires sugar. (Avoid jellos, though. They are run-of-the-mill .)

Bottom line: Supreme Crab is a good eat (including dessert!) at good price. You may need to flavor your food to your liking.