I love this place. It's small, it's bright, it has one of those set-aside areas where the children play - you really feel a family vibe. The food is great and the place is clean. There's a li'l turtle in an aquarium. And they sold me a chair several years ago, because I like the chairs! I can't guarantee that they'd sell you one, too, but... you never know!
Went to dinner last night around 6pm, the rice was so hard it literally hurt my husband’s teeth. Nearly everything was cold. I only got a plate of noodles and ate them. Tried to pay for just by plate, since my husband didn’t eat any of his. The lady was incredibly rude and disrespectful and started making a huge fuss so we paid for both and left. Definitely do not recommend. We’ve never had bad service or food here, but we definitely won’t be going back now.
The food was cold. We asked the staff and were told that the steam tables were “turned all the way up as hot as they can go” and that we should “try to get food from the bottom of the pan.” We won’t be going back. Go to Yong’s down the road instead.
Disgusting, overpriced, extremely old chicken, my sesame was cold, the kung pow tasted like old baking soda, just completely disgusting, never going back to this place and you shouldn't either if they think they can serve old, sitting out for too long food to people, yuck, literally gave me stomach issues the rest of the night
On this Chinese New Year day we were looking forward to a delicious Chinese buffet meal. The selection was mostly typical. However, the food was either cool or barely warm. There were no disposable gloves. There was a bottle of hand sanitizer near the hostess station, but I did not see it until I was standing there to pay on the way out. The dining room is clean.
Came for dinner and spent almost $50. The food was old and cold. Seemed as if it had been there for hours, as it was all dried out and hard. Everything with breading or coating was hard, and nothing here was genuinely decent.
Nice food and a very good place for a quick lunch/dinner if you need a quick stop when passing trough!
There was no meat in any of the dishes being served on the buffet and no sign to encourage diners to sanitize their hands.
Take out tonight… 1) Kung Pao beef had bad beef, old veggies with raw onions. White rice was omitted completely. Threw the whole thing out. 2) Teriyaki chicken was just plain deep fried chicken skewers with NO teriyaki sauce. That’s not at all what the picture showed. Husband had to go to our refrigerator to find some sauce to put on it. 3) Tasteless lo mein. 4) Best part was the fried shrimp and wonton from the Pu Pu Platter. Edible. Most of it was thrown out and we had to drink Pepsi to get the flavors out of our mouths.
Food was good but luke warm. Server was very good and friendly