Had the fried chicken dinner and the taco salad. Chicken was good but the taco salad was amazing!!…read moreI'm including a photo because words can't describe it. Fresh ingredients and the dressings were not necessary but added to the flavor. Staff was very attentive and kind. We got a few pastries to go and the counter clerk was very helpful in our decision (bear claw and bread pudding). I've been to a Black Bear before, but when I saw this was attached to a gas station, I was ready to go elsewhere. I'm so glad I didn't. Tables were spaced nicely, clean and well lit.

Servers are always nice. Food has always been good with large portions. But we have never been able…read moreto get our food in under 45 minutes. So if you know that going in, maybe you won't be as frustrated.

Stopped for dinner while staying in Garden City for a night on way to CO for vacation. The only…read moredisappointment is that I wish La Estrella was in *my* hometown. Four of us, including a vegan and a picky eater, loved everything we ate. My husband had the pork tacos (pastor, I think he said) and chorizo tacos, and he raved. They were more of a street-style taco, served with fresh lime to squeeze over. Very fresh! I am a big fan of enchiladas and had the enchiladas rojas. They were more authentic than Tex Mex (everything here is), but a great proportion of sauce to cheese to enchilada. With a bit of the spicy salsa (yowza!) or pico (the pico is ah-MAYYY-zing!), just mmmmmmmMMMMMM. So good! Picky Eater (our 18 yo son) got 3 burritos with just ground beef and cheese inside. He was in heaven. Vegan (our 15 yo dgtr) got the fries and some chips and guac. She was fighting us ALL off her food. That GUACCC!!! Yum, yum, YUM. Just yum. And they serve beer, too! Y'all. This little restaurant is a gem. My husband wants to go back this morning for breakfast. You just have to check it out if you find yourself in Garden City. (PS: I use Yelp all the time, but this is my first-ever review. I am usually WAY too lazy for that!)

Food was great! The staff was adorable... Not the cleanest place, but it's a hole in the wall type…read moreplace. I had the tacos, which were amazing. Give it a try, what could it hurt?

I understand now why the reviews say the menu is difficult to understand. NOODLES COME WITH…read moreEVERYTHING. The difference between the Hibachi and Samurai bowls are rice NOODLES and udon NOODLES. Plus rice, fried or white. If you are like me and just want meat and vegetables and rice, you have to make sure to tell them no noodles. The sauce also does not come on the side, it comes on top of your noodles. So if you have ordered four different sauces, good luck. The chicken teriyaki dumplings were pretty tasty, and the food itself was okay. But it was a lot of carbs. My friend was not very impressed. She felt that the whole meal lacked cohesion. I felt that the restaurant needed to hire me to rewrite the menu in a cohesive manner. There were just random words all over the place! And white words on a black menu is just something that should never be done. *Editing this review to add that my stomach hurt that night and all the next day. Not sure why...but I won't be stopping here again while we're on the road.

What a bizarre experience. Don't let the packed parking lot fool you, it only fits 4 cars. This…read moreAsian-Mexican restaurant seems confused about its identity. The noodles were burnt, the rice tasted more like a Mexican dish than anything Asian, and country music was blasting throughout the restaurant. Unfortunately, the food and atmosphere missed the mark. Thank the Lord Taco Bell was right down the street! Amen.

Unique location. Friendly staff. Great food with a large variety of choices. I would highly…read morerecommend.

Service is great and a wide variety of food to choose from. Craft beer as well as your favorite…read morebottled beers Lots of interesting historical artifacts and architectural details to admire

Now this wasn't a bad Thai place at all I loved my Panang…read morecurry Yum yum yum Good to know that place in Garden City Kansas

Servers are very rude and food is not that good. Found this place pricy for the poor quality and…read moretaste. Get a Thai tv dinner instead.

Amazing food. Great environment. Wonderful way to slow down and enjoy life. We brought our family…read moreof 4 with 2 young ones and it turned out excellent.

It was a little quiet on this weekday afternoon but don't let that fool you! The food was delicious…read moreand fresh and the spices were perfect. Lamb can be tricky but they nailed it. Great service and atmosphere as well. They offer a cool new cultural experience but don't be afraid to ask for a fork if you need one! Definitely recommended

Fast, hot Americanized Chinese for a good price. This is on par with Panda Express as far as take…read moreout yet I think it tastes better. Huge portions. I had gotten the sweet & sour chicken combo with fried rice, egg roll and a drink for $8.92. Yesterday, I had gotten a sesame chicken combo- Also good. Employees very friendly. There is a sit down dining area if needed and the place is nice & clean. I'll certainly go there again when I come back to Garden City. I do want to say that I love Chinese food and I'm a pretty picky eater! This is not a sit-down full menu Chinese Restaurant experience. It's a quick, walk-in, order from a selection of different dishes from a lighted sign above, and within 3-5 minutes, your meal is ready at the counter. The meals were still hot after a 15 min drive back to the hotel.

This is the first and the last time I buy from this place. The food is very bland with hardly any…read moreflavor. The Lo Mein was sticky and flavorless. The dumplings were like cardboard, calling it Chinese food is an injustice. I come from the east coast and the Chinese food there is super delicious. The owners of this restaurant should go to NY and learn how is really done.

In the heart of garden city, Kansas nestled between buildings is a vintage restaurant from 1925…read more Although in this time era, it was owned by Myers ice cream and has had several owners since the original opening. The interior has maintained much of its original structure. In 1943 the restaurant opened for lunch and dinner and still maintaining its 50s vibe. I felt like I transported back to the 50s. The owner was serving the customers working behind the counter and out on the dining room floor. The service was exceptionally great. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. I ate a grilled cheese sandwich with pickles and chips. I took potato soup to go for dinner later. The food was amazing. It tasted like a home-cooked meal. You have to try the soda fountain it's one of the few ones left, where they make sodas 1950 style. They have homemade pies too. Great food, chill drinks, vintage vibe! Cheers

From Los Angeles and here for the week for work. Heard about this place as a cute local spot to…read moregrab a bite for lunch and it did not disappoint! I had the Reuben and my mom had the French dip, both delicious! We shared a banana milk shake which was also perfect. Mike was our server and he was sooo nice and welcoming.

I am from New Orleans so my taste buds have been trained for extreme flavor but this is just your…read morenormal ducked off breakfast spot. The atmosphere is VERY homey. We weren't just greeted by the waitresses alone, even the people who were sitting down eating greeted us, sparked up conversations and even complemented us. The food was exceptional great! I had the Spanish omelette with sausage and my husband had their 2 egg breakfast w/ sausage. The coffee was great and the free refills were on point! My husband had an unsweetened tea and he said that was the best unsweetened tea he ever had. My husband is a truck driver and we thoroughly enjoy finding spots like this wherever we go. Hanna's Corner forsure has been one of the best overall experiences and i can forsure say that this place is worth checking out!

Friendly greeting from a couple of the waitresses. Neither have been there more than a few months…read morebut both very friendly. We had earlier went to Black Bear were seated and forgotten. Not here they may not know your name but that doesn't matter. And two of the gals working that day told us to have a blessed day.

A warning for the germ-conscious, especially in the covid-era, their silverware is not individually…read morewrapped but stored in dusty organizers at each table. A warning for the culinary noobs (like me) and the 4-14% of the population genetically predisposed to think cilantro tastes like soap, Vietnamese cuisine uses cilantro as a garnish on many dishes. A warning for the sensory-sensitive, the tvs are loud. Those caveats aside, the food is great! The portions are big! The spring rolls are friggin tasty!

My friend recommended me this spot when I visited the area. I wasn't very happy with the vermicelli…read morebowl I got. It lacked flavor and it was pricey for what I got. However the staff here is really nice and helpful!