[Feilong4]

I always hear these 2 songs at this buffet in St. Louis Park, MN and I love them. The buffet is called Super Moon Buffet if anyone wants to check it out. 
 
Anywho, I've recorded a short snippet in the bathroom (cause it's obviously less awkward that way). I've tried using the app SoundHound but it can't help me to save its life so yeah.
 

Spoiler: 1st Song

 

Spoiler: Song #2

 

[smy1]

  I always hear these 2 songs at this buffet in St. Louis Park, MN and I love them. The buffet is called Super Moon Buffet if anyone wants to check it out. 
 
Anywho, I've recorded a short snippet in the bathroom (cause it's obviously less awkward that way). I've tried using the app SoundHound but it can't help me to save its life so yeah.
 

Spoiler: 1st Song

 

Spoiler: Song #2

Maybe use shazam?

 

[ProtegeManiac]

The second one sounds like it could have come from Beijing Opera but with modern electric instruments; that might also be true for the first one, it's just that the more modern, power metal-inspired guitar is better at hiding that. Best way to get more details is to send the clips to a professor of Chinese languages, or a theater/arts professor who specializes in China. Check the Confucius Institute website and look up professors in whichever Institute is in the US (or wherever else you're from) so you can converse in a language other than Mandarin or other Chinese languages well enough.

 

[Thenewguy007]

  Maybe use shazam?

 
I tried both Shazam & Soundhound & didn't get any hits on either of them.
Foreign & instrumental songs are much harder to identify.

 

[kjk1281]

Cortana / Bing doesn't know either. Not sure if the kid talking at the end of the first video or the automatic paper towel dispenser in the second may have complicated things further.

 

[Zelmindy]

I can't hear clearly from the first video but the second video is obviously Chinese music. I thought it was The Moon Over a Fountain but it  is not. There are so many Chinese songs sound similar to this song.