Good afternoon, the food was very tasty. I liked the octopus, the pasta, the potato pies, the…read morecabbage pies, the fried chicken and sausage, and the desserts and cake. Thank you.

Pretty expensive and wasn't good. Beef and broccoli tasted funny, not like normal Chinese takeout…read more It was almost sweet and the sauce was very watery. Lo mein had no flavor. Egg rolls were good though.

The food was excellent. He decor was pleasant. Fresh bread and buns served. And truly, I have never…read morebeen treated with such genuine warmness and kindness by any restaurant staff.

I was brought here for lunch on a business trip and enjoyed the food thoroughly! Came out hot and…read morecrisp with a a large portion. Worth a try if you are in the area.

Food was nasty. I got the kung pao beef and the beef had a funny taste to it so I couldn't eat it…read moreand the dumpling were fried so crispy I couldn't eat it either. Wasted money for a place that was given 5 stars and 100% recommended.

We are visiting relatives in Yankton and stopped here for the first time. The food is incredible!…read more The food was hot, fresh, and very tasty. There was a large diversity in flavors. There were also healthy options which were great to see. We are so glad to have found this restaurant and will certainly return. Thank you for a fabulous meal.

Stopped here for lunch during the week. It was busy, but we were seated right away and all of the…read morepans on the buffet were full. The food was hot and there are some unique offerings (like red pepper chicken) that I haven't seen on other Chinese menus. It's a casual, quick, affordable stop if you're in the area and appreciate a buffet with many options!

I have mixed feelings about this place. If you are one of those unfortunate souls who has nothing…read morebetter to do but read all of my reviews, you know by now that poor interior lighting in restaurants is a pet peeve of mine. Waking into a dimly lit restaurant immediately colors my view of the place. I arrived around 7:30 and the sun was still out, yet it was rather dark inside this place. It took me a few minutes to figure out what the causes were. First, there were vertical blinds on the front windows that were partially closed (even though that side of the building was facing away from the sun). Second, the light bulbs in the light fixtures were recessed way too far up into their fixtures. The fixtures were designed for flood lamp style bulbs, but had old CFL bulbs designed for a lamp like you might have on an end table in your home. Switching to LED flood lamp type bulbs would greatly enhance the lighting, and the cost wouldn't be very much. The ceiling tiles had large water stains on them. I'm guessing this facility is leased and the owner is not maintaining the roof as they should be. I don't want to fault the restaurant proprietors for this, since it is likely out of their control. In spite of the poor lighting, the water damaged ceiling, and some torn spots in the wallpaper, the decorations hanging on the wall were very clean and free of dust. The buffet islands seemed nice enough, though there were some rope lights around the perimeter that were not functional. I found that a little odd. The dish labels were handwritten and while legible, did not always reflect what food was in the dish below it. On to the food. I tried the sesame chicken, and it was dry and chewy. The cream cheese rangoons were also dry. The white rice tasted good and fairly fresh, and the hot and sour soup was just the right mix of hot and sour. I tried some cookies and cream ice cream for dessert, and it was quite good. The glass of water I drank was wet and didn't smell or taste bad. I noticed that most of the buffet dishes seemed to be low on food. I suspect that this place sees a rush of business around 5:00 and that the food I had was the leftovers from that dinner rush. Overall, it wasn't terrible. As a person who travels a ton for work, I have encountered worse. But I do feel that the price was on the high side for the quality of the food. Dry, chewy chicken is a pretty negative thing to experience at a Chinese buffet. As a side note, Yelp recommends adding a comment about service. I'm not sure what to put for that. This is a buffet which is self service, even the drinks. The plates, glass, and silverware were all clean and plentiful, so I guess that counts as good service. The buffet islands didn't have spilled food all over them, which would indicate that the staff cleans them regularly. One of the employees was mopping the floor while I ate, which shows that they keep the floors clean. So, I would say for a self service buffet, the service was quite acceptable.

Unequivocally the worst Chinese food we've eaten. We ordered delivery to our hotel and it did…read morearrive fresh and steaming hot. The sweet & sour chicken and sweet & sour shrimp were separate from the sauce, but there were puddles of oil in the bottom of the foil pan. The oil they were fried in tasted old and left a greasy feel and taste in my mouth well after the meal was thrown away. Breading on the chicken was extremely thick and doughy- we were pulling it off. The chicken seemed to be precooked prior to breading? I dunno, it wasn't good. The shrimp breading was light and crisp, but the oil taste was overpowering. The white rice was mushy. Most disappointing of all was the order of 10 crab Rangoon. Rather than a cream cheese filling, they had what I believe was a pork dumpling filling- it was gray, firm, and meat based, whatever it was, which wasn't good. None of us finished our meal and it was thrown away. :(