We had brunch for mothers day in the convention room the food was good but they could have had…read moremore meat options.

Wonderful place to do all kinds of fun things. Planning an event with a Maid of Honor, so excited…read morethis summer will be great.

I grew up in Mt. Iron and Jue's was my favorite restaurant. The sweet and sour sauce may have…read morechanged a little over the years, but is still light years better than most chinese restaurants I've visited. They offer both a lunch and dinner buffet (both much more limited in items than the nearby Old China Buffet, but much tastier.) I really like the pork fried rice, sweet and sour pork, and the chicken wings. The hot mustard is truly an experience. It's a horseradish or wasabi spicy that doesn't heat up your mouth but sneaks up the back of your nose and be forewarned to treat it carefully or you will turn red and start crying. Mixing the sweet and sour sauce with a wasabi size dollop of the hot mustard is the way I like to dip the wontons or eggrolls. If you are nearby and craving american chinese food, go to Jue's and enjoy!

The lunch buffet looked amazing and had a decent amount of options to choose from. Sweet sour…read morechicken, tomato pepper chicken, shrimp and green beans, ham fried rice, egg drop soup, egg rolls and more. The food was delicious; however everything but the egg roll was lukewarm.

A really wonderful lakefront resort, with everything you might want. They have free water sport…read morerentals like stand up paddle boards, kayaks and canoes. They also have free bike rentals, a great sand volleyball court, horseshoes, basketball, tennis and pickle ball. And if the lake is warm enough, there is a waterslide in the lake which looked fun. We were here Memorial Day weekend, and the weather was beautiful our first day, so we took out the paddleboards, and that was fun. The weather got chilly quickly, so I didn't have the opportunity to try the rest of the amenities. The pool is currently closed for construction. (There is a nice pool at the YMCA in Grand Rapids which we used one day for a $10 day pass). We stayed in a two bedroom lakefront cabin which was nice, but fairly rustic, and one of the bedrooms had absolutely no storage, (no closet, shelves or dresser). Next time, I think we would stay in the lodge rooms, which are a bit more upscale, with fireplaces, full kitchens, Jacuzzi tub and nicer furnishings. They have a restaurant/bar on site with a an outdoor patio and nice view of the lake, which is convenient. They also have free coffee and muffins in the morning at the front desk and at Otis's.The staff and management were incredibly helpful, friendly and accommodating. I definitely recommend, and look forward to coming here again, hopefully when the weather is a little warmer!

Absolutely amazing stay here. Our entire family (grandkids included) enjoyed every moment. The…read morestaff, management and owners make you feel like their personal guest. Shout out to Tim, Brady, Alexi, Linda, Rocky and Kraig. In all my travels I've never had a friendlier stay!!

Came here for Grandma's marathon, and was able to get a room for two nights for a half decent…read moreprice, specifically for Grandma's weekend. It was really close to busing to and from Duluth and overall a decent experience. I don't think that I would personally stay here if I was doing a Duluth trip just because it is around 20 to 25 minutes out of the city... But specifically for Grandma's weekend it was great!

Medium sized casino 1.5 hrs from the Twin Cities metro area. I loved the cheap drinks and easy…read moreparking. I don't gamble much, but came out here to see a comedian's event. The event center had the comfiest stackable chairs that gave great lower back support. I would prefer stadium seating for a comedian's event, but could easily see the venue being used for large weddings. Tried to eat at the Steakhouse at 8:45pm after the event, but disappointed they couldn't seat us since they closed at 9pm on a Friday night.

Friendly service, quiet. Some of the food items on the buffet were cold or it's been sitting out…read moreawhile. It was nice that it was so close to our Airbnb and so no complaints there. Prices are ok for children and adults.

We went here for my sisters birthday. The server was great she got us drinks when needed etc. but…read morethe food wasn't the best, they have some options that tasted good but it wasn't quality. There also wasnt many options. The teriyaki chicken on a stick looked fried. they had no lo mei fun, which I've never seen before. The fried chicken was harder than expected and the bathroom was dirty in the sense you could tell they only clean the things visible to customers in a very slack ish manner. It's a low traffic place it seems like a nice place for families though it has more of a homey and laid back atmosphere than somewhere your gonna get quality food.

It wasn't awesome, it wasn't terrible, but it was good. We always order take out and everything was…read moreas ordered, far too much salt and the rice seemed to be older and stale tasting. What flavor that could be tasted besides salt wasn't bad, but the salt was too much to finish our meals.

Look, I really don't want to be harsh, but I have no idea how this restaurant has so many positive…read morereviews AND repeat customers. As an Asian American, there is absolutely NOTHING remotely authentic about this menu, in fact, it reeks a bit of cultural appropriation and borders on offensive. The fact that they use the term "oriental" to describe their cuisine speaks volumes. I ordered an array of items to try, and each one was more disappointing than the previous one. It seemed like the chef just put popular dish items on the menu and then whipped up whatever he/she had back there. At one point, I honestly thought I was being punked...that some of the dishes were a joke. See photos of my food items to judge for yourself. The "chow mein" is especially embarrassing. To add insult to injury, each dish is upwards of $11, and you could pan fry some top ramen noodles that tasted better than these dishes. The entire restaurant staff was Caucasian, including one of the chefs, who I saw come from the kitchen to hand deliver a take-out order. I have a hard time coming to terms with believing that this is what Midwest folks think is Asian cuisine, let alone GOOD Asian cuisine, especially when you have a decent Chinese buffet down the street. I have NO problem with restaurants serving "homemade" food, but don't try to pawn it off as anything remotely "oriental" when you haven't even made a basic attempt to recreate anything with any semblance of Asian flavor. I will say this - the staff was extremely warm and friendly, and the customer service was great. But sadly, that's not enough to get me to return.

sesame chicken good very yum would recomend. service was good . and i like the…read moresesame chicken.

I am kinda torn on this place as it scratches an itch but it is never a spot I craved to eat at…read more Food was hit or miss, some items in the buffet I really liked, others were bland and also subject to cross contamination as a good majority of the patrons here just didn't give a F and things/spoos/scoopers were plopped in different dishes. I enjoyed it, but its not a spot I would make a point to go to.

We really enjoy the delicious food here. Fun, local, and a great restaurant to have in Grand…read moreRapids! Their Mango Magic and Heart attack rolls are our favorites.

God awful. Kiddo likes sushi so I thought this was a safe bet. Seated after a brief wait and then a…read moreVERY long wait for menus. The person who brought us our menus was clearly sick. Coughing (and not covering) a lot. Should not have been working. I tried the milk tea and the tapioca was terrible. I could not drink it. We each ordered bento boxes, which took a long time to arrive, and besides the soup everything was awful. The salads had browning lettuce. The rice was undercooked. My California rolls were weirdly warm. The chicken teriyaki was gross. Kid did not eat his shrimp tempura. We sat next to a window that overlooked a dirty pile of boxes. We left our food over half uneaten, and it is rare our kid does not eat all of his food and some of everyone else's. I do not recommend.