Better than expected. It really is a surprise to find any decent food around here. New China is one…read moreof the few Chinese options in Streator. Has a lot of basic items. They also have a few vegetarian ones such as tofu. After heading north along the main road, we stopped in. It wasn't busy even at lunch. That could have been a bad sign. Has most of the typical Chinese American items. We got the Mongolian Tofu. It's about $8 for a lot. This came with not quite crispy tofu. It still had good flavor. The vegetables were mostly onions and peppers. Good amount for the price because you get a lot. It used to have a buffet, but it doesn't seem to anymore so it's just the regular menu. The food may be pretty average, but there's a few good things for vegans and vegetarians.

Tonight will be my 3rd or 4th time, the past months have been a blur. Great portions, great taste…read moreand nice daily specials. The daily specials are great for trying something that you may not already be familiar with. General Tso, Sweet-sour, Lo Mein, the staples have all been great. The shrimp dinner had an amazing number of shrimp, I was really surprised. Tonight, I'll be sure to get an extra cocktail sauce serving. I'm frequently in Streator and New China has become a go to for Chinese take-out -- also handy when you're looking for some left-overs for breakfast. The egg rolls have become a mandory appetizer. The service is realiable and the orders have been dependably filled to spec. The menu a wide. This is not fine dining, strictly takeout, but there's plenty of parking and it's accessable off the west side of Bloomington Street on the north side of Streator. Adding on that I've only been here through the pandemic, so I'm not sure what the "regular" restaurant is like... this is only for take out.

It was okay. The dishes were plated nicely but everything wasn't as it should be. The fried rice…read moredidn't have any egg or vegetables in it. The crab rangoon was overcooked and puffed out too much. It should have had more filling and I think it tasted like they should change their frying oil. The Moo Goo Gai Pan should have had more mushrooms in it and the chicken tasted kind of fishy. My boyfriend's mom liked her steamed dumplings and her garlic chicken too so at least she liked her stuff a lot. Since our bill was over $50 they gave us a free order of Chinese donuts and she gave us a packet of almond cookies to go as well. I will go again sometime and try something else. I hope they change their frying oil soon.

General Tso chicken sauce tasted more like watered down bbq sauce. Missing the fried rice that…read morecame with the takeout order. Barely any soy sauce with steamed dumplings. Used to drive extra to get takeout from here. We will not be returning.

Easy to order and staff is very friendly. I ordered a Volcano Roll and General Tso Chicken with…read moreWhite Rice. The sushi was very good, but the General Tso Chicken was a little bland. I would definitely be back but probably just for the sushi.

This place... oh my goodness, this place. The GEM of the Illinois Valley. I could sing praises to…read moreMongolian Grill from the rooftops, and I would if I had access to a roof. Let me state that I have been eating here since they opened, around 2013-2014 perhaps. Everything has stayed consistent, including the pricing, and that's been impressive. When you walk in, you have the option of ordering from the menu or doing the buffet and let me tell you- get the buffet. If you can cook at all, you will enjoy yourself here. You'll get your soft drink, then it's off you go to build your masterpiece. Five separate buffets with two side stations, there's a lot to process. There's two small stations, one for fried rice and one for ice cream. There's a cold bar in the back which features some salad items and desserts, and one buffet table full of ready to eat apps and foods with some soups offered. I did giggle that the one says "eggg dorp soup". It's what you'd expect at any Chinese buffet. Then we get to the good stuff- the hibachi stuff. You have three bars for hibachi: your noodles and veggies, your meats, and your sauce ingredients. You get a bowl and load it up with your choice of noodles and veggies, there are so many options. Tofu, egg, zucchini, baby corns, broccoli, water chestnuts, sprouts... I can't get enough color! Then you move over to the meat buffet, where you select your raw cuts and place the pieces in your bowl. I typically do the beef and shrimp, always good quality. You'll bring your bowl to the hibachi grill and set it on the counter so they can start cooking it. You'll go make your sauce at this point, which is where it could get overwhelming if you don't know flavors well. There are probably 20 sauces to mix and about 25 seasonings and the likes to add flavor, so there's a lot of room for creation with your sauce! You'll bring it up to the hibachi again when you're done, and they'll plate your order and bring it to you if needed. For $10.99 a person, what a stellar deal. So much fresh produce and variety from a family owned business, it's a staple in the Illinois Valley. Although I've moved to another state at this point, this is the one restaurant I haven't seen done this well and one I miss whole heartedly. I visited the IV from Florida recently and ensured I ate there several times because I just can't get enough of the great service and incredible food. If you haven't eaten here yet, you're missing out. Stop by today and build yourself the meal you deserve.

Love this place. They have an extremely affordable and broad buffet available. Something for…read moreeveryone. Service was very nice and helpful.

The food here is pretty good as far as what I want from a Chinese buffet, so I've become somewhat…read moreof a regular at the place; however, a recent experience may change that now. After my most recent visit, one of the two newer waitresses they've hired wrote in her own tip onto my receipt after I left, overdrafting my checking account. I try to leave tips when I can, but I often toe the line of not having enough money in my account so it isn't always an option. It was a small amount as if they were hoping I wouldn't notice, but it's still theft and fraud. I'd be very careful paying with credit/debit there. I'll be paying with cash from now on, if I ever even go back at this point. This was one of my favorite places to eat in Streator, but I won't be returning if I can't trust the staff to not commit felonies. Simple as that.

I have never had a good meal here and after sing a video showing the condition of the kitchen I…read morewill never go back.

These people know there stuff. All I have to mention is spicy and they bring it. They are super…read morenice too! The place is not terribly big, but I don't care.

The Chipotle Orange Chicken is AWESOME! Best I have ever had. Fried rice was awesome too…read more Husband had the Bayou Roll and Kung Poa Shrimp. Said they were AWESOME as well. The guys working in here are very nice too! Great place to eat.

Had some better than expected Chinese food. It certainly is among the best options in Princeton…read more Oriental Garden is pretty basic and typical. Looks about similar to many of these such restaurants and the food does too to be honest. The prices are pretty good for the big quantity. Coming in here the first time we were surprised it wasn't one of those Chinese restaurants with the big pictures of the food over the counter. It's actually a little nicer. The food still is pretty similar to many others. About what to expect on the menu. The typical Americanized type of stuff. It's about $11 for an entree. We got some of the tofu ones including the Bean Curd With Garlic Sauce. It had not much of a variety of vegetables but it had a spicy flavor. There's also plenty of options if wanting meaty things like beef, chicken, or seafood. Great thing is there's not much competition. It's closed Mondays. There's a few tofu options for vegetarians.

This was a random find for our return from Des Moines…read more They have tables for dine-in but everybody is urged to order at the kiosk. It is your standard Americanized Chinese food and most of the items on the menu are pretty typical except I don't recall seeing egg foo young. A lot of the entrees came with complimentary soup. The choices were wonton, hot and sour, and egg drop soup. We tried fried wonton, Mongolian beef, vegetarian lo mein, tofu in spicy garlic sauce, and sesame chicken combo with fried rice and egg roll. It was plenty of food for the six of us and we had leftovers. Proper Mongolian beef is hard to come by these days . It isn't supposed to be overly saucy and should just have enough sauce for a slight coating. The beef should be served with crispy white noodles and scallions. Oriental Garden's version is different and resembles the standard soy-sauce based sauteed beef with lots of mushrooms and onions. It was tasty but it wasn't Mongolian beef. And oddly enough, the fried wonton has meat when it usually doesn't. We weren't opposed to it though.

The food was cold and I feel sick. my stomach hurts. I threw up. I can't feel my leg. i'm in a…read morewheelchair and I can stand up now the food was so nasty

This was a take out order. We haven't had Chinese food in awhile, so we chose this restaurant. It's…read morea Buffet restaurant, bar we didn't eat in. My husband ordered egg foo young, house rice, and ribs. We also ordered egg rolls. The food was so delicious, and the perfect temperature. We will definitely be back soon.

Off of the hundreds of Chinese buffet, this one is one of the better ones. The are plenty of…read moreoptions and while it does tasty a little greasy, they don't all taste the same. Each item that I tried had its own taste and distinction. All the items on the buffet are the same ones you find any where else. Our buffets was hot and replaced quickly if it got empty. Service was friendly. Overall I would be back if I am in the area.

Six of us came here yesterday for the lunch buffet. Usually we have no complaints and have been…read morecoming here for many years. Unfortunately our meal was not very good this time. The honey chicken was undercooked. The broccoli and cheese was horrible. The broccoli literally was raw and hard with a cheese sauce. Very weird and disgusting. The Mongolian beef was not edible at all and was chewy or "gummy". A lot of our food was very cold. The noodles were flavorless. Not sure what was going on but for over $100 everyone wasn't too happy. Usually we enjoy our food but other tables were also complaining. The servers aren't that friendly. They don't say much until it's time to pay.

Very good customer service They are nice and there food is…read morethe best around.. one time I forgot to grab my poo when I was their and the delivery driver beaught it to me! Good people.

Dragon City is my go to Chinese restaurant here in Ottawa! Quality and quantity is always great!read more