Got like 6 plates. One of the best Chinese buffets I've ever been to. Peanut chicken 5/5, pepper…read morechicken 5/5, Mongolian pork 5/5, general tso's 4/5, orange chicken 5/5, sushi 4/5, deserts 3/5. Would definitely come back and highly recommend

Review Visit: November 12th, 2016…read more I wonder if they have a Peoria Buffet in Hong Kong... ha. Ok, lame jokes aside, I may have found a new love at this buffet. Jalapeno Pepper Chicken. Soooo good. I generally get General Tsao's (or Tso's) because it is supposed to have a nice spicy kick to it, but this takes the cake. General is hit and miss at places on spicyness, but I think Jalapeno Pepper Chicken would have a consistent spicy kick due to the... well, peppers. A few of the items on the buffet were meh. The sweet and sour chicken was a bit dough-y. Sugar biscuits had clumps of sugar instead of it being evenly distributed. General Tsao's was not spicy, but was still good. We came here for my friends birthday and I am pretty sure I have been here before to eat. I know my friend comes here at least once a week to get food to go. Yup, they sell food to go. Probably charge by the weight of the container? I don't know. I typically don't add buffets to my travel list. Why exactly? I don't have a specific reason, really. But I've added this and Grand Village Buffet now, so there are exceptions to my rules. This one is a bit pricey. The price for a dinner on a Saturday night was $15 and change. All in all, a pretty good buffet. The service was prompt. Selection was decent and plentiful despite them closing 90 minutes after we got there. Online reviews are hit and miss, but that seems standard for any Chinese buffet/restaurant.

The crab rangoon is sooo good. 6 come in an order and they aren't tiny by any means. Besides the…read morecrab rangoon, I have tried both the egg drop and sweet & sour soup, and they aren't bad, nothing great, nothing terrible. The General Tso chicken is tasty and a little different overall than most fast food Chinese restaurants. It has a sweeter taste to it. Definitely the best dish I have had at this restaurant. However, I have gotten the mongolian chicken and the hunan chicken and they both come in this really weird sweet & sour sauce. The sauce isn't very good as it either needs to be sweeter or have more of a savory taste. It is definitely missing something but I prefer mongolian dishes to not have a sweet sauce in them. I have also tried the chicken lo mein and it was better than the mongolian and hunan dishes because it did not have that weird sauce, but it was just ok in the end Moral to the story: Go for the crab rangoon! It is good enough for me to overlook the mediocre food and bad sauces to give this place 4 stars. Also, for pick-up, a call-in order is ready in 10-15 minutes always, which is another plus.

They have the best egg roll rolls! Their Mongolia beef was very good. Their lunch portions are…read moregenerous and a good value.

Great Chinese food and honestly one of my favorite places for years. The grilled orange chicken is…read morenext level and always a must-order for me. I also love their egg rolls--they're crispy, hot, and delicious. The food comes out hot, fresh, and full of flavor. Service is fast, and the staff is always friendly and welcoming. There's also plenty of parking, which makes stopping in really convenient. Definitely a longtime favorite that I'll keep coming back to.

Really like their black pepper beef, but to charge $2 for extra cabbage is excessive to me. I made…read morea remark about it at pick up and then heard one of the workers mocking me as I walked out of restaurant for being annoyed. They also charge a fee to order online for carry out. Lost my business. Edited to add: got home and they didn't give me the fried rice that I paid extra!! Ridiculous customer service and bad experience.

This has been our go to for great Chinese food for years. They give you so much food, usually two…read moremeals. And free crab Rangoon. The family that own the place is so nice.

Review Visit: December 16th, 2012…read more Jade Garden, or as the locals call in, 'Jah-day Gar-deen' (with a french accent). Maybe it is just my circle of friends that call it that, but it's a fun take on a pretty delicious Chinese restaurant. This one is a pretty well-known place in East Peoria that almost everyone has as it is not only delicious, but one of the few Chinese places to get food, up until recently. Being a local favorite among a lot of people I know, we decided to go there and get some food. At it's core, Jade Garden is your typical 'fast food Chinese place'. It has the dated light up menu, it has the giant paper menu and it has the kids running around. Now these aren't negative things. But if you never been to one of these places, those are the things you can expect. I can't remember this trip verbatim. We got there, ordered food and sat down. They were nice enough to bring our food out to us as we were seated around the corner from the cashier counter. Typically these places do not have a ton of seating and this place is the same, if not having a bit more than what I am used to. Now I have visited a lot of these style of restaurants and for the most part, they are all about the same tasting. But Jade Garden is a notch above. Not sure what the difference here is. Everything just tasted a bit better. Even my friends agreed that it was super good. Even on sub sequential visits, I have had great food. To wrap up the first visit though, we all enjoy a great meal and even hung out for awhile afterwards to relax, chit-chat and let the food settle. Since my first visit, East Peoria has acquired a Panda Express and a Jun's Chinese Restaurant (which has unfortunately closed). I am kind of jumping around here but Jade is a notch above your typical fast food Chinese place. If you find yourself in the East Peoria area and need some great Chinese, give 'Jah-day Gar-deen' a chance! Photos are a bit lacking for this place, so I will try to get more when I go back in the near future.

Great little Chinese food joint. I had the Singapore noodles and my wife had the beef and mushroom…read more Only problem they made the Singapore too spicy. I like mine mild. But I ate it anyway, I can feel my heartburn getting ready to hit me tonight. But I did enjoy getting it

Fast service and the best egg roll in Peoria.. enjoy take out or dine in. Fast and friendly…read moreservice.. food is always the best..

Review Visit: May 14th, 2018…read more If you thought Jimmy Johns was freaky fast.... A few people I know have suggested Chang's Wok Inn recently; so on a Monday afternoon a friend and I decided to pop in and check it out. We were seated fairly quick by our waitress. They had a lunch special that ended at 2:30p and we were ordering at 2:31p. I asked if we could still get the lunch special and she said no. Despite that, we found something on the menu and no sooner did we place the order, our waitress walked out with our food. It was freaky fast how quickly our food came out! This place might as well have been a fast food Chinese restaurant. Despite how quickly it came out, the food was top notch. Some of the best I've had in a long while. My friend said his food was good as well. Upon leaving, we were discussing Chang's and my friend mentioned that he was dissatisfied with the service. Not that it was bad, but the waitress barely said more than 3 words and treated us as if we were a bit of a nuisance. I didn't pay much attention to that while there but once he mentioned it, I would have to agree. This place would've gotten a 5/5 if the service was a bit more... personable. But I am still rating them high since the food came out super quick and was very delicious. They also offer food to go, if you want to grab some and take it home. Should you eat there and need something to wash the food down with, there is a coffeehouse a few businesses over called The Spot. Freaky fast, freaky delicious, freaky service.

The sweet and sour chicken was not good. The chicken was over cooked and they did not give the…read morepeppers or pine apple just rice?

Review Visit: February 25th, 2015…read more Three things make me happy, calorie-wise. Pizza. Coffee. Chinese. This happens to be one of those three and happens to be incredibly delicious. In my quest to try all the Chinese restaurants in my local area, I happened upon this place. Inside, it is your typical small restaurant with limited seating and a large menu. General Tsao's was my choice of meal and was it a good choice. Everything was delicious! I feel the General could've used a bit more 'bite' as I tend to love General Tsao's with a nice bite... but regardless, it was delicious! Most Chinese places tend to taste the same generally, but this one was a small notch above the others.

if I could give a negative it would be minus 5 stars, I litterly had the female owner yell in my…read moreface when I questioned my order of Shrimp Chow mein to go, when I got home it had rice a lot of onions and celery. No noodles. I actually thought I recieved someone else's order so I went back, and she got right in my face with customers in picking up orders. and said what do you want. I was appalled. I said nothing and left. with nothing I will not ever go back. I frequented there about once a week never again. 22 dollars later no food, husband ate cereal for dinner.

I originally chose Chinatown kitchen because I could choose delivery if I wanted to. I found that…read morevery appealing. Also I decided to try shrimp with lobster sauce for the first time. That was probably one of the most delicious meals that I have had in a long time. I tried shrimp with lobster sauce from Ming's restaurant, but I found disappointment. I have also tried the baby fried shrimp with shrimp fried rice from Chinatown. It was also delicious. I would also recommend the crab rangoon and the chicken teriyaki sticks. The only thing that I wish was better was the delivery time, you have to spend a $20 minimum for delivery plus a delivery fee. I find myself normally waiting around 45 minutes for them to arrive. They have never arrived past their estimated delivery time. I still give Chinatown kitchen five stars because all in all everything was to my satisfaction.

I had an overnight work trip to Peoria and after a long day of driving from Detroit the last thing…read moreI wanted to do was to find a restaurant and dine in. DoorDash came to the rescue and Chinatown Kitchen came up highly recommended. I was thinking of some Vietnamese food as pho is my favorite but they closed early. I'm glad because Chinatown Kitchen was really good. First let me just say there will be enough food to feed 3 people or two hungry people. I got the happy family with chicken, shrimp, imitation crab, pork, and beef. It was loaded with tons of vegetables and a mild but flavorful brown sauce. It came with a huge side of fried rice. The fried rice had peas, diced carrots, and onion in there which I always appreciate instead of just plain rice. I also tried the à la carte pork egg roll (hot, crispy, and excellent). I did my best but at the end could only make a dent in a third of it. Which means one thing: leftovers for breakfast...lol

Review Visit: February 2nd, 2013…read more A Chinese restaurant by any other name has the same exact menu. Lian Wang, like many other restaurants of the same nature, offers the same thing that every other carry-out Chinese restaurant offers. I am in no way saying that that is a bad thing. In fact, I am a lover of these hole-in-the-wall style restaurants. Servings tend to be large and prices more than affordable. Lian Wang is no different. Situated in a strip mall in that strange area between Creve Coeur and Pekin known as... North Pekin... Lian Wang serves up your typical fast Chinese. With a menu that you've seen at a million other Chinese restaurants, you'll more than likely find what you are looking for without much issue. Having been here a few times since 2013, I can say that the food and service are great upon repeated visits. The person that took my order was the same each time and she started to get what I wanted down to a 'T'. While I stand aside and wait for my food to come out, I notice that the cashier has half of the area's orders memorized. Almost each customer that came in was offered with the remark of "the usual"? Now that is quite the memory. Like I said, Lian Wang offers nothing new or exciting but that is exactly what you get with these kinds of places. Familiar menu items and familiar tastes at prices that are super affordable. If you like these kinds of places, Lian Wang won't disappoint.

Excited to find Chinese food near Peoria, we were quickly sobered by gummy General Tso's,…read moretasteless, weird "ma po," inedibly tough chicken parts in exceptionally salty friend rice, and a concerning rumbling tummy after sampling only a few bites.