So this is a buffet style restaurant. You clearly gave me your buffet leftovers to pass off as…read morefresh. I was grateful you were open but my happy family was neither happy or had lobster. Everything I ordered ala cart was from your steam tables and packaged in your by the pound boxes. First time only time ordering here. I love me some Chinese but even the house special fried rice was white rice mixed with some crap in it. Top it off your brown gravy was hosin sauce hot. I know my Chinese food. The chicken wings are the only reason you got a 2 & not a 1. I wanted this to be good. Highly disappointed and dumplings were tough but free.

Every small town in America has a small hole in the wall chinese restaurant. Its about what you'd…read moreexpect from a small hole in the wall chinese restaurant. Bar is always fresh, the salad bar is small, but it does have shrimp occasionally. Which is cool. Service is good, the price is really good. Its all around nota terrible place to eat.

The food at Emma's is great. The sushi is very good and all the ingredients are so fresh.read more

No chicken in the chicken Lo mien California roll fair…read moreFloor so greasy that I slipped AC not working Ambiance does not exist Server very nice and attentive

Make sure to try Panda Garden when you're in town!…read more The pandemic has hit our community hard and your support is crucial to keeping our doors open. From fresh noodles, to crunchy egg rolls, the menu is jam packed with delicious, high-quality Chinese food made fresh daily. We are Appalachia Strong.

We were passing through town and were looking forward to trying this restaurant based on reviews…read more But there was a sign on the door stating that it was take-out only. We wanted to dine in, so we moved on.

We used to be regular customers at China Town in LaFollette and always enjoyed eating there, but…read moreafter our experience on Father's Day, we won't be returning. Our almost 2-year-old son was eating with us, and like most toddlers, he can be a messy eater. A few noodles ended up on the floor, and the male server gave our child a dirty look that made it seem like he was disgusted with him. Families with young children should not be made to feel unwelcome or judged over normal toddler behavior. The service overall was disappointing. Throughout our entire meal, no one ever came by to offer drink refills or check on us. To make matters worse, the bathrooms were very dirty and clearly needed attention. We were disappointed because we had been loyal customers for a long time, but after this experience, we have decided not to come back. It's unfortunate to see the quality of service decline so much at a place we used to enjoy.

Haven't been to Chinatown in probably 6 years, but I tried it yesterday after hearing good things…read more Probably the best Chinese food I've had in a long time. Everything was clean, the buffet was steaming hot, and they kept putting out fresh food nonstop. Definitely worth going back

We have always been happy with our Golden Garden service and carry-out food. The generous dishes…read moreare consistently fresh and delicious. Hot and sour soup, egg rolls, house sauces, Mongolian beef, twice cooked pork or beef are our favorites and we don't venture far from those. From our experienc no other Knoxville Chinese food measures up to Golden Garden!

Great food, big portions, and wonderful, kind people that run it. Always great food, with a smile.read more

good noodle！like this restaurant in Portland, good Chinese food! Hope to visit next timeread more

Good service, friendly staff, cheap and tasty food. Very good, would definitely recommend.read more

First let me say that I am a regular at Hua Ming. Everything is generally A Ok. However, I…read moreordered to go tonight and when I got it home, the eggs in the egg drop soup were blackish in places. Looked like mold to me. At any rate, I didn't want to eat it so I went back to the restaurant and walked in...everyone stopped and looked at me like I was an alien or something. I walked to the front and said "Is there anyway I can get a fresh one please?" I was going to continue to say what was wrong with it, but the lady snatched it out of my hands and hurried it to the back. I went and sat down to wait for the fresh soup. The lady came walking out holding the container in the air and when I came close enough she shoved it in my hands and said "Here!" Not a grand way to treat your customers. I didn't ask for there to be something wrong with the soup I purchased. I doubt they would've eaten something with grey/black eggs in it either. But regardless, you can be a little nicer to the people who are paying for your food. It remains to be seen if I go back or not.

BELIEVE. THE. REVIEWS…read more I should've listened. This may genuinely be the worst Chinese buffet experience I've ever had. First clue: you pay BEFORE you eat. Honestly, after eating here, I understand the business strategy. They hand you a Styrofoam plate and basically send you off into the wilderness. No real table service. Just you, your foam plate, and the consequences of your decisions. The food was edible at best--and by "edible," I mean if there were a zombie apocalypse, every grocery store had been looted, and this buffet was humanity's final food supply, I could probably make it work. Everything seemed to have two seasoning settings: 1. Absolutely nothing. 2. SALT. The hot and sour soup apparently forgot half of its job description. Hot? Yes. Salty? Absolutely. Sour? Missing. Presumed dead. Then I went looking for the salad bar. There wasn't one. Lemons? Nope. Desserts? Oh, they had dessert. THREE glorious choices: vanilla pudding, pineapple that was somehow sour enough to do the hot-and-sour soup's job, and watermelon that tasted like it had heard rumors about flavor but had never personally experienced it. I'm not kidding. That was it. And those pictures online??? WHOSE RESTAURANT IS THAT?! Because I would like directions to THAT place. What I saw online and what I walked into felt like two entirely different establishments. At some point, I accepted that the food itself wasn't going to save me, so I thought, "Fine. I'll drown it in sauces and lemon." I asked the woman working there, "Do you have any lemons?" "NO." Not "Sorry, we're out." Not "Unfortunately, no." Just: NO. And off she went. Ma'am, I wasn't asking for the deed to the building. I just wanted a lemon. Then there was the cleanliness. The table had technically been wiped, but somehow remained sticky. The walls had dried sauce splatters and crusty smears that looked like they had achieved historical-landmark status. And THEN I went to the bathroom. Mistake. The faucet felt so grimy/slimy that washing my hands somehow felt like it might make them dirtier. That faucet needed prayer, degreaser, and possibly an exorcism. As far as staffing went, the same woman seemed to be cashier, server, and basically the entire front-of-house operation. I saw one other guy emerge from the kitchen once, just long enough to confirm there was, in fact, another human being in the building. There was zero warmth. Zero friendliness. Zero "How is everything?" Probably for the best, because I had answers. When we finished, she did say "thank you," but didn't look up or smile. At that point even a cheerful "Thanks for coming!" would've earned this place half a redemption point. And THAT is what really got me. Bad food can sometimes be forgiven if the people are wonderful. A small selection can be forgiven if everything is fresh and tasty. Being short-staffed is understandable. But bad food + questionable cleanliness + no hospitality? Y'all gave me NOTHING to work with. I came hungry and left with a story. If I could give zero stars, I'd at least consider it--but unfortunately Google has standards even when the buffet doesn't.

Great service! Very friendly staff! Amazing sushi and great food quality! One of our local…read morefavorites!

We love getting a quick meal from Twin Dragon. The inside is clean, the drive thru is fast and the…read moreservice is friendly. My go to is The Happy Dragon Box. You get a little of everything! It comes with sushi, hibachi, crab rangoon and an egg roll.

Delicious Cantonese style Chinese food. The garlic chicken was the perfect. All white meat and tons…read moreof tender veggies in a garlicky sauce. Both the hot and sour and egg drop soup were just meh.

After a long drive visiting Knoxville, TN we were craving something quick, comforting, and…read morefamiliar--and China Town Restaurant hit the spot perfectly. We arrived close to closing and were warmly welcomed by the friendliest and funny gentleman, which already made us feel at home. The place is simple and a bit old-school, but clean and well kept. I had the Shrimp Egg Fu Young and my cousin ordered the Chicken with Black Bean Sauce--both were freshly made, flavorful, and super filling. Portions were generous enough that we had leftovers for the next day! Nothing fancy, just really good, classic Chinese food and a nice break from all the Southern dishes in the area. We like it so much that we came back again a few days later. If you're visiting the Smokies and craving Chinese food, this is definitely the spot we'll keep coming back to!