We got the orange beef multiple times. I first tasted it when I was in Georgetown, OH, for a hamfest (ham radio flea market). We've been back several times even though it takes an hour and 20 minutes to get there. There's not much to do in that little town and it's not close enough to Cincinnati to make it a good place to stop on the way there from here, but it's worth going there just to eat and return home.
The dinner portion is large enough to split with another person if you don't eat lots of food. You would probably have leftovers if you got the dinner portion for only yourself.
I haven't tried the buffet, so I can't comment on how fresh everything stays, and at this point during the Covid-19 pandemic, they aren't serving meals inside anyway, only take-out meals.
It's not a large restaurant--it's actually rather small. It's not decorated like expensive restaurants but it's clean and works for us.
We don't go there often because of the drive time, but if it were in our town, we'd eat there at least twice a month, if nor weekly. We've even driven there once just for take-out, then ate in the car and went home.
Prices are reasonable, just a little more than you'd pay for a McDonald's quarter pounder meal for a lunch entrée, and a couple dollars more for dinner size portions, which you can get even at lunch time if you're really hungry.
The lady who runs the place is very nice. Wait times for our meals were reasonable, but it wasn't crowded since I often eat at odd times of the day when there's not a lot of people in the room. read more