What can improve? everything. The food if we're gonna be so generous as to call it food, was…read moreeither super sweet, super breaded, and overcooked. the "meats"were like jerky and almost everything was cold. Flavor was missing on everything. The frozen dessert contained zero dairy. There was one beef dish and I used the term beef loosely. Not even the Coca-Cola was good. I had very low expectations going in, I really didn't think it could get worse than it was. Our server was nice, but never refilled our drinks or checked on us once. We arrived at 11:30 on a Sunday, several of the entrees were empty and when I asked when they would be replenished, the server told me she wasn't sure if they would... Very odd considering they don't close until 8 PM and the lunch rush had barely started. When I went to pay the ticket, the cashier asked me how everything was. I said not great and she said OK. Your total is $42. $42 for two adults and two sodas.., barely worth two dollars. I did leave a $5 tip but only because I felt bad for the "server."

We really like the Mongolian chicken. The fish is very good. Both fried and baked very good…read more Fried shrimp very good. I like the potatoes and mushrooms, separately but I mix them. Many more items available. We drive nearly an hour to get there so it's a monthly thing. UPDATE:11:30 am Tuesday: Mongolian chicken left over from yesterday or before. Flavor suffered. Honey Chicken and sesame chicken both leftovers. Fewest diners I've seen. Less than a dozen. Unsure when we'll go back. Be quite a while.

Stopped in when staying at the lake. Good food, great service, nice small town atmosphere with old…read moremen in their overalls reminding us of our grandpa. All the locals were greeting each other, and they were friendly to us city folk.

Oh, my goodness! My husband and I stopped in after we "Czech'd" out the world's largest Czech egg…read morea block away. He had the brisket omelet and I ordered the 1/2 order of biscuits and gravy. The omelet was delicious and the biscuits were so tender and the gravy was amazing! Great service and definitely worth stopping in for a bite to eat. We left full, happy and with cinnamon rolls for our nephew and his family.

Very yummy and my family loves it very much, in my opinion their crab rangoon is the best and it…read moredoesn't take long for the food to come out. I've only ever gotten it to go, but when communicating the staff seems very nice and kind. It's a very cozy vibe and I 100% recommend!

I wish I took a photo but the food was so good that we just dug right in! It was perfectly seasoned…read moreand prepared. The owners are so kind, welcoming, and provided speedy service. I was surprised to find out how delicious the food was at this hidden gem! If you don't know it's there, this place could be missed. We ordered chicken fried rice, sizzling four season with black pepper hot platter, Mongolian triple, orange chicken, Hong Kong style pan fried noodles, crab angels, steamed rice with a side of chili oil and soy sauce. I'm also from California visiting and thought I would only have the option of Subway and Pizza Hut but this Chinese food was So So So good and it's tough to find quality Chinese food back home. I know of 3 very good Chinese places within Los Angeles and Orange County so I was pleasantly surprised with Yummy Yummy in Lyons, KS. If I return, I will more than likely eat here everyday during my next visit.

I have eaten Asian food of many sorts (Chinese, Japanese, Thai, etc.)in 58 countries. So I have…read morebeen around the block on my Asian Cuisine. I have to say that My experience last night at Chosen Wok was the closest you'll experience to Asian food without leaving the country. No need to get you a passport and packing your bags to get great food, just go to Chosen Wok!! Their sushi is off the chain!! I know a lot of people don't like sushi because they like their fish cooked... well not all sushi is raw. You have raw sushi and sushi rolls. Most of the sushi rolls have cooked meat (crab, shrimp, tuna, etc.). Must try at Chosen Wok!! Something that I had never tried until last night was Tum Yum Shrimp Soup... This is now my new favorite!! Which is unfortunate for me because I no longer live here in Great Bend and this has spoiled all soups for me where I currently live. And for locals that don't know what Boba Tea, you have to try it!! Remember, when you are open minded you enjoy life more! So be open minded to Chosen Wok and it may just become your favorite!!

The last time I was there, there was a lady behind the counter, chewing bubblegum blowing bubbles,…read moreand you can see the spit when she popped. The spit was flying onto the food. I turned around, and I walked out.

It's not the best Chinese food, but my son likes it, so we'll try it again and see if he still…read morelikes it. The all you can eat is too expensive for my family to eat there normally.

Service was great the restraint was authentic loved the generals Taos. The waiter was one of the…read morebest tip him!!!

Some of the best Thai Food I have had and that's saying a lot coming from Houston. The yellow curry…read moreis really good and I highly recommend getting the level 4 spice level. I just wish their spring rolls had mint in them for more flavor, but other than that everything was wonderful. The Thai tea is here is definitely in my top 5. I am back in Houston and I still dream about it. The hospitality is also top notch. It feels like dining at your aunts home. The vibe inside is also very homey as well.

Authentic and vibrant flavors! The lettuce wraps are my absolute favorite! Delivery is prompt and…read morefood is fresh.

We knew we wanted to go here but not sure of the time. Make reservations any way. They need the…read morenumbers. We were greeted with in seconds but it took several minutes to get seated. We were in no hurry. The food is excellent. Great flavors and definitely all hand cooked. Nothing pre fab here. It was just delicious and we will return when in the area. It's a great little place.

I wanted to like this restaurant so much. The small town…read moreit's in can use any new restaurant it can get! And the staff was very friendly . It is a cool space in the back of Zarah Mall. Great decor! But it just feels like they just opened last week... which I know is not the case. Not all of the items on the menu were available... it took a trip back to the kitchen to ask questions about if something was or wasn't... And when our dinners finally arrived, they had switched the sides between my mom's and my husband's entrees. There were only 3 of us in our group, and only one other table, who'd already been served. I typically would rather not post a review that's negative, but I'm hoping they will get a stronger grip on their purpose and overall vision and work they what's going on. And a glass of wine and some soft music wouldn't hurt either

Empire China does Cantonese, Hunan and Szechwan cuisine, and does them well ... dine in, take out,…read moreand catering. (MasterCard and Visa accepted. Gift certificates available.) The restaurant, on the main floor of what used to be the Ly-Kan Hotel, is closed Mondays. Regular menu business hours are: Lunch, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Dinner, 3 p.m. to 9 p.m (10 p.m. on Friday).; and Buffet hours are from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. What the restaurant lacks in decor and atmosphere, it more than makes up for with scrumptious food and excellent service. The buffet features a very wide variety of dishes ... enough that even a picky eater like me can find plenty to eat! The lunch special menu lists 33 choices, including 14 hot and spicy dishes that can be modified to your taste. These selections (various pork, chicken, beef, and shrimp dishes, plus two or three vegetable dishes) come with the daily soup, egg roll, and fried rice or steamed rice. Lunch special prices (all prices as of 7/23/2010) range from $5.50 to $5.99. The menu is incredible! Sixteen appetizers, ranging from chicken sticks, to golden fried to-fu, to sliced jelly fish cold plate, and everything in between! (I love the sugar biscuits, and the crab angels.) There are nine kinds of soup! The egg drop soup (excellent!) and the hot and sour soup come in a cup (small) for $1.25, or a bowl (large) for $4.50. Be warned, the large order served five or six members of my family the other night. Other soups range from deluxe vegetable soup at $4.99 to seafood to-fu soup at $5.99. I'm not sure about the size of these servings, so ask your server. Also on offer are a huge variety of pork, poultry, beef, seafood, vegetable, egg fu young, fried rice/chow mein/lo mein, and mu shu dishes. There are 12 happy hour dinner combination specials that cost $7 or $8. These are served from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Twenty-four chef's specials, served with fried or steamed rice, range from Szechwan Triple to Happy Family at $8.99, to Sizzling Peking Pork Chop Hot Platter at $9.99, to West Lake Duck at $10.99, to Seafood in Birds Nest at $11.99, to Whole Fried Fish Cantonese Style at $15.99, and Snow Crab Leg Combination Plate at $19.99. And 17 more choices in between! Family dinners are available for $9.50 per person or $12.50 per person (a minimum of two people). For those who aren't crazy about Chinese food, there are side orders that include: French fries, onion rings, hashbrowns, plain fried rice or steamed rice ($1.25 each); vegetable salad, or two eggs ($1.50); chicken nuggets, cheese sticks, bacon strips, or plain noodles (each $2.75). Everything my family of eight ordered the other night was excellent, and portions were large enough to share without leaving anyone hungry. Just a note: If you order the Chinese hot tea, it is made with loose tea unless you request the powdered teabag, so there will be little floaty bits in your cup. (You get a whole teapot full of tea.) Service was flawless. Special requests were honored with a smile. The main reason I didn't give Empire China the fifth star, is that the dishes served often didn't look anything like the photo on the menu. For example, I ordered the lemon chicken, which was pictured as two sliced, plain, cooked chicken breasts (unbreaded, unbattered), garnished with broccoli and about half a lemon, with lemon sauce on the side., What I got was a lot of small to medium-sized, battered, fried chicken pieces, swimming in lemon sauce, garnished with four pieces of broccoli and a couple slices of lemon. Very tasty, but not at all what I was expecting, and I spent a lot of time peeling the fried coating off the chicken to avoid the extra calories, etc. If you're in the central part of Kansas and get a craving for Chinese, head for Lyons, and Empire China. You'll be glad you did!

UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP Empire China was a welcome addition…read moreto Lyons, Kansas when it first opened. The food was always good and the space was adequate. However, some friends of the former owners moved from New York and bought the place. I think the food is even better. The buffet has been expanded, both in size and in selection. The food was all very tasty, but with more variety. They've added some sushi as well, a nice little extra in my opinion. AND, they are now open on Mondays. The price for the lunch buffet remains very reasonable. I think you'll like the new Empire China.

It's no longer open. It has been closed a week now do to a fire inside of it. It will be missed…read morethere is no longer Chinese restaraunt in beloit will really miss it.

I hate to give bad reviews and I was actually excited that they didn't have a Buffet and I got to…read moreorder off the menu because that typically means a better quality of food. But if this general chicken just nasty for take out I can't imagine what it would be like on the buffet I thought it was expensive and would've been OK with it if it was good but not only was it expensive it is absolutely disgusting.