Had some better than expected Chinese food. It certainly is among the best options in Princeton…read more Oriental Garden is pretty basic and typical. Looks about similar to many of these such restaurants and the food does too to be honest. The prices are pretty good for the big quantity. Coming in here the first time we were surprised it wasn't one of those Chinese restaurants with the big pictures of the food over the counter. It's actually a little nicer. The food still is pretty similar to many others. About what to expect on the menu. The typical Americanized type of stuff. It's about $11 for an entree. We got some of the tofu ones including the Bean Curd With Garlic Sauce. It had not much of a variety of vegetables but it had a spicy flavor. There's also plenty of options if wanting meaty things like beef, chicken, or seafood. Great thing is there's not much competition. It's closed Mondays. There's a few tofu options for vegetarians.

This was a random find for our return from Des Moines…read more They have tables for dine-in but everybody is urged to order at the kiosk. It is your standard Americanized Chinese food and most of the items on the menu are pretty typical except I don't recall seeing egg foo young. A lot of the entrees came with complimentary soup. The choices were wonton, hot and sour, and egg drop soup. We tried fried wonton, Mongolian beef, vegetarian lo mein, tofu in spicy garlic sauce, and sesame chicken combo with fried rice and egg roll. It was plenty of food for the six of us and we had leftovers. Proper Mongolian beef is hard to come by these days . It isn't supposed to be overly saucy and should just have enough sauce for a slight coating. The beef should be served with crispy white noodles and scallions. Oriental Garden's version is different and resembles the standard soy-sauce based sauteed beef with lots of mushrooms and onions. It was tasty but it wasn't Mongolian beef. And oddly enough, the fried wonton has meat when it usually doesn't. We weren't opposed to it though.

Went close to closing and they were extremely nice and even made my group fresh food since they…read moredidn't have any other customers at the time. Everyone was happy and the decor is amazing very quiet and clean can't wait to go again

My husband and I visited Crazy Buffet (aka Panda Buffet) in Galesburg, Illinois on a Sunday night,…read morearound 7 pm, in late Sept, 2024. The restaurant was scheduled to close at 9 pm; the rest of the neighborhood was already quite sleepy. All of the food that both my husband and I ate was quite tasty, including Asian buffet favorites such as Pepper Chicken; Mongolian beef; crab Rangoon; California sushi; and far more. They also offered some unique and tasty items, such as fried zucchini slices. They also had tubs of creamy and yummy ice cream for dessert. We rate the quality of the food that we ate as 4.5/5.0. However, by 7 pm, the restaurant was already winding down and many of the food trays were already near empty and weren't being replenished so there were many food offerings that we didn't get the chance to try. Our rating for variety is thus only 2/5. Service was okay (3/5). The waitress brought us our requested waters, and checked in once to see if everything was okay. The overall ambiance was of a typical Chinese buffet restaurant, and was maintained well. The restaurant and restrooms were clean. However, staff started to wind down the day at 8 pm, including mopping the floors of the main buffet area, the check-out counter, and restrooms while we were still eating and needing to walk in those areas! It was an hour to closing time! Finally, the restaurant was a good value for all-you-can-eat for $12.99/person at dinner, before tax and tip. We would return but probably earlier in the day to have full access to the variety of food choices and to ensure that we didn't interfere with the cleaning at closing.

Checked out Chinese at lunch in Sterling at this restaurant that used to have a buffet. Dynasty is…read morebasically a shell of itself. They still have the rest of the menu. A lot of it is the kind of stuff found anywhere. There's not much to make it different than every other strip mall Chinese restaurant. Basically it's another where you order at the counter. It's got a few tables inside. The majority of the customers order takeout. A confusing place when first going in. They still have the buffet table. It's about $9 for the lunch portion. She got the Bean Curd Szechuan Style. An Americanized classic made with soft tofu and a few peppers. I got the General Tso's Tofu. This was mostly just tofu and almost no vegetables. Our stuff came in a bag and plastic container. They're just used to mostly everyone ordering takeout. As for the food it was okay. This was mostly just tofu with a few vegetables like peppers. For sure it's among the best Chinese restaurants around here. It's probably the only one. They're closed Sundays.

Place is filthy and rundown. Absolutely the worst Chinese food I've ever had, bar none.read more

First and last time for us. In all my 68 years, I have never had hot and sour soup taste so AWFUL…read more I am not picky, I have ate Chinese food for years, my first job at age 13 was in a Chinese restaurant, so...I am not a newbie. Visually, the soup looked okay, although much darker than usual. Plenty of veggies, no tofu though. But that first spoonful? Godawful. I STILL can't identify that "off" taste. I took another small spoonful, and nope, just as godawful as the first. I really think it was old or spoiled. My husband's food tasted like it came out of a box, he said. The crab Rangoon was okay. Ugh!

Chicken with Black Pepper!!! Very few restaurants make this! The food is always amazing and…read moreeveryone is so friendly. This is a take out restaurant.

Large selection of food, but the quality is inconsistent. At time food on buffet has not been…read morewarmed at all and is obviously from the previous day.

Chinese food buffet. All you can eat. They serve Chicken Chow Mein, Coconut Shrimp, Fried Fish, and…read morePepper Steak with Onion.

Food and service is terrible the only reason they are still in business is they are the only…read moreChinese restaurant in DeWitt

The food is awesome! The service is excellent. It is truly the best Chinese restaurant in the…read moreentire area. We are truly lucky to have it in Dewitt, Iowa.​

5 stars for the food alone! Oh my goodness!…read more Yes, the location doesn't offer dine-in and there's not any fluff to it. It's simply a walk up and claim your delicious food. The restaurant was clean, so no complaints. First of all, I have been back multiple times since my very first visit. Chinese cuisine can usually make me feel bloated or heavy, but whatever magic they're working in China King... I feel great after eating their food! I ordered the vegetarian angel hair noodles which was packed with thin vermicelli noodles and a great range of veggies! Not greasy, just satisfying & addictive! I also tried the sesame chicken and orange chicken! I really enjoyed both and leaned more towards the tanginess of the orange chicken. What I really appreciate about this location is how everything comes out pipping hot and fresh! I can't wait to try more menu items! I'll be back again soon.

The food is awesome and the owners are super sweet! The best crab Rangoon in town! I also recommend…read morethe egg rolls! They are handmade and it's hard to find nowadays.

Very friendly and welcoming workers. I wasn't sure how good the food was but we were pleasantly…read moresurprised . We ordered shrimp friend rice , Mongolian beef and general tso's chicjen . Crab Rangoon for an appetizer. All were made with good quality ingredients and the food was on point. Two of the items were in the daily special menu. We dined in. Most of their business seems to be take outs. A lot of business as it was busy the time we dined in. As someone who eats Chinese food regularly , I would say it's really good food at a decent price .

Every small town almost seems to have a strip mall Chinese restaurant, and this is the one in…read moreGeneseo. It's a lot better than expected to be honest. New China is another one of those genetic named Chinese places. Looks about the same inside as any of these except for the booths. There's QR codes of the menu on these you can scan. After coming in and ordering, we decide to just dine in. It doesn't look that bad in here really. There's a reach in with beverages, and it's not just pop. It's about $2 for pear juice. This amazingly was pretty good and not like it was sickeningly sweet. As for the food, there's limited vegetarian choices. It's about $11 for the cheapest entree. We each got the Ma Po Tofu. It's a vegetarian friendly recipe. There's no pork in this. Good place for a town with not a whole lot. It's not like it's incredible, but it's still okay though. There's a few choices including tofu for vegetarians.