Friendly service, quiet. Some of the food items on the buffet were cold or it's been sitting out…read moreawhile. It was nice that it was so close to our Airbnb and so no complaints there. Prices are ok for children and adults.

We went here for my sisters birthday. The server was great she got us drinks when needed etc. but…read morethe food wasn't the best, they have some options that tasted good but it wasn't quality. There also wasnt many options. The teriyaki chicken on a stick looked fried. they had no lo mei fun, which I've never seen before. The fried chicken was harder than expected and the bathroom was dirty in the sense you could tell they only clean the things visible to customers in a very slack ish manner. It's a low traffic place it seems like a nice place for families though it has more of a homey and laid back atmosphere than somewhere your gonna get quality food.

I'm a new resident to Hibbing (and Minnesota), and having been born, raised, and lived in mostly…read morelarge metropolitan cities on the West and East Coast, I came in here honestly not expecting much. I was pleasantly surprised to find actual Asians working in here (I am half-Asian), and I found the food to be pretty good and on par with any typical Americanized Chinese buffet. There was a great variety of vegetable, meat, and seafood items, as well as an array of desserts, salad, and fruit. I saw many patrons coming in and filling a plate for take-out, and I think I will try that as well. Service was friendly, and the prices were extremely reasonable. The interior is a bit run down, but the overall atmosphere is comfortable. There are two entrances - one facing the street and one in the back - so there are plenty of places to park. My only real heartburn is that there is an aquarium with several fish that are way too large to be in it. The poor fish didn't have room to even move. I hope China Buffet sticks around, because it's a great place to satisfy a Chinese food craving without breaking the budget, right here in Hibbing!

Food was good kinda the same thing tho. Service was nice I guess. Restaurant wasn't the cleanest…read moreand not vary modern. But none the less I enjoyed it and it kinda had a nice vibe to it I suggest u go here

Excellent in all areas. It's like "Cheers" for Coffee and good times. Favorites are cookies and…read moresweet rolls. But lots of healthy choices too! Friendly staff and tourists are treated like regulars

Brewed Awakenings is a solid comfort spot to stop in and enjoy when in GR. The food/beverages are…read morefresh and overall pretty good. They have ample seating and some game you can play while visiting. My only issues - parking can be a pain and the cost is a little high if you are a family stopping in. Otherwise, great spot!

It wasn't awesome, it wasn't terrible, but it was good. We always order take out and everything was…read moreas ordered, far too much salt and the rice seemed to be older and stale tasting. What flavor that could be tasted besides salt wasn't bad, but the salt was too much to finish our meals.

Look, I really don't want to be harsh, but I have no idea how this restaurant has so many positive…read morereviews AND repeat customers. As an Asian American, there is absolutely NOTHING remotely authentic about this menu, in fact, it reeks a bit of cultural appropriation and borders on offensive. The fact that they use the term "oriental" to describe their cuisine speaks volumes. I ordered an array of items to try, and each one was more disappointing than the previous one. It seemed like the chef just put popular dish items on the menu and then whipped up whatever he/she had back there. At one point, I honestly thought I was being punked...that some of the dishes were a joke. See photos of my food items to judge for yourself. The "chow mein" is especially embarrassing. To add insult to injury, each dish is upwards of $11, and you could pan fry some top ramen noodles that tasted better than these dishes. The entire restaurant staff was Caucasian, including one of the chefs, who I saw come from the kitchen to hand deliver a take-out order. I have a hard time coming to terms with believing that this is what Midwest folks think is Asian cuisine, let alone GOOD Asian cuisine, especially when you have a decent Chinese buffet down the street. I have NO problem with restaurants serving "homemade" food, but don't try to pawn it off as anything remotely "oriental" when you haven't even made a basic attempt to recreate anything with any semblance of Asian flavor. I will say this - the staff was extremely warm and friendly, and the customer service was great. But sadly, that's not enough to get me to return.

The lunch buffet looked amazing and had a decent amount of options to choose from. Sweet sour…read morechicken, tomato pepper chicken, shrimp and green beans, ham fried rice, egg drop soup, egg rolls and more. The food was delicious; however everything but the egg roll was lukewarm.

I called and ordered for food. We went in and paid. Got home about an hour went by and then I…read morereceived a call saying that I didn't pay enough money. I need to come in and pay more money. So when I told them it would be a while before I could come back in and pay they said OK take your time after about 20 minutes. I received another phone call saying you can just just give us your card information information over the phone because our server messed up and you need to pay more money. I've gone here for over 15years and never had anything like this happen. normally when a server messes up the server takes the fall for it not calling the customer getting upset with them over the phone because you messed up.

Food is mediocre at best. Ordered the szechaun chicken and had to cook it and chop the veggies up…read moreeven more at home because there fricken raw. If i order a cooked meal, i expect everything to be cooked. If i wanted raw veggies i wouldve just gone to the store and gotten raw veggies. Idk maybe try cutting them smaller so they actually cook like how they are supposed to! But i guess brain cells arent something you guys care about. Cant even stab any of them with the measly plastic fork yall send because its undercooked asf and to add insult to injury, go to try the wonton soup. And thats crap too. How the hell is this place in business. Thanks for taking my money, even though im now still stuck cooking all because a restraunt, a place that cooks and serves food, doesnt know how to cook even the most basic soup properly! This place is disgusting

I think the food was wonderful and did not notice anything wrong with any of it. The service and…read moreemployees were great and we did get seated immediately! Overall I really loved this place and though everything was fantastic!

Drunken noodle feels like a cross between a small town Asian restaurant and a noodles and Co.. The…read moremenu has a variety of Asian style noodle dishes, including Ramen, the drunken noodle namesake, pad Thai, and more, plus mac & cheese. It really is well designed for a community like Crosby, with the need to support locals as well as out-of-town guests who come in for mountain biking. Although it is a meat forward menu, there are plenty of options for vegans and vegetarians. I do wish that they offered fresh tofu, rather than Fried although I didn't ask to see if they would make that change. I ordered a mushroom Ramen with tofu. It was quite good, though a little heavy on the salt, which I suspect was the MSG, and not quite enough true mushroom flavor. But after a long day mountain biking, it was really a great meal. I think that this restaurant is really a great addition to what Crosby has to offer. I would highly recommend for meat, eaters and vegetarian folks alike. They also serve several beers on top if you were looking for one as well as tea, coffee, and similar drinks.

The 16-year-old and I had some behind the wheel time we needed to accomplish so we trekked 30…read moreminutes here for lunch as we both wanted to give it a try. The space is nice and clean. Even though it was pretty busy, tables were being cleaned and the space was tidy. I had the tonkotsu ramen with tofu and the kiddo had the sukothai. I loved the ramen, the broth was rich and delicious. I tried the other and it was excellent as well. I had a Thai milk tea which was very good, and he had a Thai tea lemonade, which was even better. We left two empty bowls and two empty cups behind, and a strong desire to return.