The chicken noodle soup is my favorite take out option. It's always incredibly hot. The fried…read morewonton strips add a nice crunch. I wish there was some seasoning and maybe some veggies but it's a good warm me up soup on a cold day.

Standard Chinese takeout, but also has a nice lunch buffet with quite a few options. I had planned…read moreto order off the menu, but was never given that option, so I got the buffet instead. Several types of chicken - the sesame was the best. Also tried the pepper chicken but it was overcooked and dry so I wouldn't recommend that one. They have great green beans and I also like their fried rice about the best of anywhere else I've tried. Usually the take out lo mein are good, but I didn't find the buffet noodles to be as tasty as the to-go order. You'll also find lots of desserts and salad options and it's a very reasonable price for a lunch buffet in a town where there aren't a lot of options to eat.

Best Chinese food around! Family owned and so nice.Food is always delicious and hot and fresh…read more Highly recommend you won't be disappointed !

Worry to say but worst Chinese food that I every tasted. The fried rice looks and taste like steam…read morerice brown up a bit. Beef looked and tasted like fake beef and as fake as the imitation crab in the Happy Family. If you think this is good food, you don't get around much. Avoid at all costs. Tasted better Chinese food from the frozen food section and the temperature of food served, it must of been microwave cooked which explains the lack of taste.

Hong Kong in Jasper has been here forever and the food is very consistently wonderful and the the…read moreprices are great. Try the Korea chicken and the crab rangoon. Lots of places have sugar in the crab rangoon but not here... nice green onion flavor in them though. Since 2020, they have went to carry out only...no buffet and you will need to pay with cash or check only. Don't let this stop you from ordering from them... the food is amazing and they are friendly and fast.

I really like this place.They make it fresh , they do not have a buffet…read more It's much better with no buffet.

PSA: Does this sound familiar? You've picked up the house, a package at the post office, a…read moreprescription at CVS, and dropped off a giant collection of milk jugs and cans at Orange County Recycle. The gas gauge catches your eye; better fill up; next stop, Hucks. Checking your watch while you slide the nozzle in, It's time to start dinner!! But you still need to pick up some groceries and dog food! STOP RIGHT THERE, SISTER!! Go directly to China Wok. You'll be greeted by a lovely, kind person who sees your desperation and sets out to calm you while she takes your order, the order you tell her you'll be back to pick up in 45 minutes, or however much time you think you'll need at Walmart. Someone else is cooking your dinner tonight. While you head up the street to Walmart, calm yourself with this image: China Wok's chef will soon be executing a dazzling display of acrobatics with his chuan spatula and hoak ladle. In a steam of building umami, broccoli and garlic will fly, tender beef will sizzle in a miraculous, spicy szechuan sauce that truly satisfies. Get your groceries, girl! Get back to China Wok. Panic gone, you walk inside; the lovely, smiling host brings out a thick brown bag, insulating the happy family cartons of goodies inside. Hot and sour soup! Spring rolls! House fried rice! Oh, the beef! Heading home, you realize you somehow managed to squeeze 5 hours into 2 1/2. Time for your reward. At the stoplight, break out the extra order of crab rangoon you ordered. Squirt a little duck sauce from a packet in your mouth, and chow down that crunchy, creamy goodness. By the time you reach your driveway, they'll be gone. (Your secret's safe with me.) You're welcome!

We are here on a Monday night. The portions were extra large and the flavor as the same. We got 3…read moreappetizers, 3 entrees, and and a soup. The mei fun was mei fantastic. My son loved the shrimp and said the crab Rangoon was the best he has had. The place is clean and has a family feel. Service is good!

Foods delicious every time I eat there. My order is always correct, the staff is friendly…read more I will continue to eat there and support their business as I have been for years People dont understand that if the inside of a Chinese restaurant hasn't been updated in 20 years ITS THE BEST PLACE TO GO!

They aren't doing business any more. Their phones are disconnected and their windows are papered…read moreover, for quite awhile now.

Food was fresh, plentiful with a good selection of beef chicken and seafood. Good service for a…read morebuffet, and the restaurant was busy and still had a calming atmosphere.

My family has eaten here numerous times and its always delicious. There is a wide variety of items…read moreto choose from. The staff is friendly and is quick to remove used dishes and keep your drink filled. The price of the buffet has risen, but that is true of all restaurants.

Out of the gate - not so great, I waited 6 minutes before I set out to find a waitress to get me…read morestarted and take my drink order. I ordered off the menu (not the buffet) which really confused the cashier. She had no idea what #19 was and I had to show her on a printed menu. The #19 is cashew chicken (no mushrooms) with rice and an egg roll. It took about 10 minutes to get my food after I gave the waitress my ticket. Very hot and full of flavor. Lots of veggies in the chicken and rice - yea . It was hard to find a clean table to sit at. The decor in the dining room is very nice and elegant, and quiet. The parking lot was cleared off really considering all the snow we've had the past few days.

Let me start by saying I came in hungry and left confused, emotionally drained, and possibly…read morecursed. First off, the "All-You-Can-Eat" sign should come with an asterisk and a legal team. Technically, yes, you can eat all you want... if you're brave enough to survive the crab rangoon roulette. One bite was cream cheese. The next one? Suspiciously sweet. The third? I think it tried to fight back. The General Tso's chicken was neither general, nor chicken, nor food. It was more like a crunchy mystery coated in a sticky existential crisis. I asked the waiter what it was made of and he said, "Don't worry, it's cooked." That was not comforting. Sushi at a buffet is always a gamble, but this one felt like I was betting my will to live. I took one bite and immediately remembered every mistake I've ever made. Final straw? I opened my fortune cookie and it was empty. Like my soul. Like the parking lot. Like the promises of that buffet. Would I go back? No. Would I send my enemies there? Absolutely.