Best lo mein in area. I got the vegetable lo mein Fast service. Really good crab ran goons also.read more

BEST Chinese and Asian food in the West Georgia area (Since Cathy's Asian Fusion closed as Cathy Ho…read morehas retired.) delicious shrimp fried rice with lots of good sized shrimp too.

They aren't even Chinese. Tawainese at best. Homehealthcare worker, and my client made me go back…read moreto get more wontons bc her LARGE wonton soup only had 4 wontons...upon first arrival...no one was there except the family seated and eating...when I arrived the second time...a woman cussed me out in her language....while charging me $1 extra per wonton...they need to be humbled...I was so kind and hate this kind of social exchange.

Had my food delivered....why didn't my food come to me in a bag? And I'm sure the delivery person…read moredidn't take the bag that it should've been packed in. That's so unsafe. This place sent my food with a stranger just wide open with no regard to safety. Will NEVER eat from this place again. Pic included on how my food was delivered.

Quick and friendly service. Seated without wait. Food was flavorful and hot. Plenty of menu…read moreoptions.

Just left and more disappointed than I have ever been with any restaurant. We ordered general tso…read morechicken combo, that comes with fried rice, and an egg roll. We also ordered the sweet and sour shrimp, that does not come with anything, you must pay $1 extra for white rice which brings the total to $14.95, lastly we ordered 2 extra egg rolls, and 2 spring rolls. The general tso order was supposed to come with an egg roll- it did not. The chicken was overly sweet and hard as a rock, and fried rice was bland. The sweet and sour shrimp is not what you would expect. It was literally 11 pieces of shrimp the size between salad shrimp to extra small, and tempura battered. You cannot deep fry shrimp that small without chewing rubber later. So, instead of making a scene, we politely asked for a remake of the items, except replace the S&S shrimp for lo mein. Oh, absolutely not, they say. We will exchange for fried rice only! No refunds! So, here we are out of $30, and no food. The rudeness and unwillingness to keep returning customers has caused them to lose a number of people. With how rude and snarky they are, the ambiance was destroyed.

Awkward Welcome, Bland Food, but Attentive Service Rating:…read more (2/5) Review (posted June 22, 2025): I visited Big Bear Asian Buffet at 6 PM on a Sunday evening, hoping for a fresh buffet experience during the dinner rush. Unfortunately, it fell short from the start. When I walked in, I followed the sign that said "Please wait to be seated." I stood there for several minutes as multiple waitresses looked at me but said nothing. It was uncomfortable. Eventually, a woman in a hoodie and sweatsuit appeared, said nothing, waved for me to follow her, and pointed at a table. Still no greeting, no words--just an awkward start to the meal. Once I was seated, one of the original waitresses came over to take my drink order. She ended up being the bright spot of the visit--very attentive and made sure my drink was always topped off. The food, however, didn't live up to expectations. Most of the hot dishes were lukewarm and lacked seasoning. I tried the sushi--five options total--and sadly, all were dry and very bland, like they'd been sitting out for a long time. Not what you'd hope for at prime dinner time. It's worth noting that the place seems to be a hotspot for locals picking up to-go boxes. I watched several people come in, pile food to the very top of their takeout containers, and head out within minutes. So maybe that's their main crowd--but it didn't do much to improve the dine-in experience. Bottom line: The service at the table was solid, but everything else--cold welcome, tired food, and lack of overall hospitality--makes it unlikely I'll return. There are better buffet options in the area where you'll feel like more than just another transaction.

Absolutely horrible. Terrible service. Staff is all sitting at various tables on their cell phones…read morewith speaker phone turned on having loud conversations, not tending to customers. Food was so awful. Worst sushi I've ever put in my mouth. It was dry, old, sliced paper thin, tiny pieces and tasted like vinegar. Inedible. General Tso's chicken was disgusting. They don't care. Had to walk up to cashier to ask if I could get a refill. She was hunched over her cell phone like the servers. No one wants to be there. Bad energy. A server came and slapped the bill down but then sat down and played on her phone and never came to get the bill, so I just finally walked over to the cashier with the plastic tray and my credit card. Didn't even get a "thank you"....Left still hungy because I really couldn't find anything that tasted half way decent. Waste of money and will never go back. Just wanted to help others not make the same mistake I did. Ambiance.....I was the only one there and now I know why.

I've had this place on my list of places to visit for a long time, ever since I saw them opening so…read moreI hopped out of bed and decided today was going to be the day and I took my butt out there to have lunch. The customer service was A1 as a matter of fact is it possible to be too customer service focused because she made sure attention was given. I can't remember her name but she did awesome. Let's talk about this food. I love the scallion pancake and just up the road is Trader Joe's who has a really good product for scallion pancake but there is nothing like getting it at a restaurant. It was so flaky and crispy I'm obsessed. You can never go wrong with a spring roll and so I got the veggie spring rolls and enjoyed them immensely but for me the star of the show was my entree. The house Chow fun that had shrimp steak chicken was so good. The veggies while minimal worked perfectly so the protein and noodles were the stars. And I definitely left with it to go box. There was enough food to keep you satiated at the restaurant and have a meal at home. They also have a list of boba tea and milk teas that will keep you engaged. While I didn't purchase one plenty of people came in to order them. And there was no shortage of In-N-Out traffic of residents coming in for lunch and doing takeouts. So if you want a cute lunch date go and check out dumpling master. Okay bye

**EVERYTHING IS SELF-SERVICE**…read more SERVICE (2/5): You pretty much seat yourself, scan the QR CODE on the table and order from your phone. Grab your own water, utensils, and napkins from the station set up at the front. They have real plates on the table, but also paper plates at the self-serve station. FOOD (3/5): Some of the things I had was really good, some weren't very good. Hit or miss. $7 MILK TEA: I didn't want boba, but didn't know how to order it without on my phone, whoops! It was yummy. $8 PORK & SHRIMP SIU MAI: they were undercooked and I could heavily taste flour. I love that they are made fresh, however either thin out the dough or cook longer. $9 PORK SOUP DUMPLINGS: these were delish! And came with a sweet dipping sauce. $13 GARLIC BOK CHOY: shareable portion and very flavorful! This was my favorite item. Comes with white rice, but the rice was hard and tasted old. OVERALL (3/5): I wasn't super impressed, but there aren't many Asian restaurants in this area.

Not the same. Me and my wife had it back in 2019 and it was great ! But now it seems to not hit…read morelike it once did. We had it about a month ago, noodles seem thin and the seasoning for the chicken was weak. Service was great and fast but the food don't hit anymore.

Just ok. Dumplings were good but the rice was dry…read more Maybe an off Night will try again.

I've been eating here since 2022. This place has never diminished in quality or been over priced…read more 12 dollars for a huge serving of shrimp fried rice, and three SAUCED chicken tenders with a drink. Even over door dash and uber eats it still holds up amazing quality. The service is great, the staff and owner has ALWAYS been super nice and kind. 10/10 best place in Carroll County for fried rice and value.

I ordered through DoorDash. They offer three options on the order page, drumsticks, flats, and…read moremix. You'd think "mix" means a mix of drumsticks and flats, right? No, it means "mix all the sauces together." When I got the wings I assumed it was just an accident from putting them in the same box, but when I called they said no, that's what's it means. I tried to eat a couple of the wings, but the sauce and oil soup the wings were soaking literally made me nauseated. Try to imagine eating wings that had been submerged in a stew of oil flavored with lemon pepper, cajun spice, garlic parmesan, and honey. The very nice woman who answered the phone told me they'd replace the order, but when she handed it to the manager to do, his English wasn't quite good enough to understand what I was saying. He gave up and handed the phone to a third person. I don't know who he was, but his Asian accent was so thick he was barely intelligible. I eventually I figured out he was saying no, and that I should have known what "mix" meant. I told him the woman had just said I could have a replacement and he ignored me. To be clear, nothing on the order page explains this. As a bonus, I'm attaching a photo. I promise, it's even worse in person. This was twenty wings for almost $40, though $9 of that went to DoorDash. The wings were unusually small, too, which would have been an issue if I could have eaten them. Stay away. Stay far away.