Got there during rush hour dining...seated quickly and asked for drink orders...tables were…read morespotless and the buffet was full with a great variety...was starving so forgot to take allot of pics....if you like Chinese buffets this is definitely for you...

One of the best Chinese foods that I have eaten at we'll go back there many more timesread more

I'd say average but will try again. Chicken with broccoli needs much more sauce…read more The hot and sour soup was good

This place used to be the best in Butler but since a recent management change it has gone down…read morehill. I still eat here quite a bit, as I work very close. My husband and I decided to go in to eat tonight (we usually take out) The inside is very outdated and can be considered quite dirty, but they seem to be in the process of updating. The staff is friendly and attentive, so that is a plus. There were about 5 other tables there while we were and there was one waitress for all but she did a good job. Complementary: hot tea and crunchy strips (lol sorry i don't know what they're called) He Got : an egg roll, black pepper chicken and fried rice. It was a good portion and he was pleased although I thought the chicken had little flavor. I Got : Hot and Sour soup, Kung Pao Chicken and fried rice. The Hot and Sour soup was on point. The Kung Pao had more veggies (celery and carrots) than actual chicken but had good flavor. All in all, we are sad it's not as great as when Mr. Lee owned it but it's not the worse and we will be back.

The Long Review I…read morehave lived enough life to confidently say that I miss the good old days. As a child I lived in a carefree world, feeling secure, loved, and protected. Protected by our parents and our society. We were encouraged to be children, we were encouraged to be innocent, we were encouraged to see that the past belonged to time, we were encouraged to right our wrongs, we were encouraged to honor strangers who would give their lives for us, we were encouraged to be brave, we were encouraged to have empathy for humankind, not just our kind. We lived in ignorance, never realizing the evil that surrounded us. Lots of horrible things happened but somehow SOCIETY shielded US. Moms and dads we never met brought fear into us with one statement " I'm calling your parents". We all knew it was a bluff but just in case... We lived at a place called The Dragon. A place we had only seen on National Geographic or PBS. A mysterious place across the ocean with mysterious people that looked exotic and talked differently than we did. The differences fascinated us. My Dad sent my mom a beautiful jewelry box that had a window in the front. I used to stare at the little hut inside that window, trying to see if anyone was hiding inside the windows. There was a bamboo bridge that went across the water with a sawmill that spun around when the music played. A hot pink lotus sat in the corner and reflected off of the mirrors. My dad walked through the door on a Marine Corps salary and told Mom to fix up because we were going out someplace special. We were going to eat Chinese, always making a pit stop for the one spoiled kid who had to have McDonald's. That special place was a place like this little bit of nostalgia. Some of you know what I mean, others never will. A place where they serve hot tea, and those little crispy things that are addictive. Where the waitress seems genuinely happy to take your order and even engage in small talk. A PuPu Platter where you don't wonder if they will substitute an item because it's all good. A kids-size noodle that is enough for a grown man, at a price that won't leave you broke till next payday. It turns out "Old fashion" isn't a bad thing after all.

You need to use fresher produce. I got the broccoli with garlic sauce,and,while the flavor was…read moregood, the broccoli was very discolored and brown in spots.

I always call in ahead of time to order my delivery. And every time they get it right! I've always…read moreloved Chinese and the food here is always top notch. I have ordered several times and will continue to order. When I walk in to pick up my delivery, I'm always greeted with a smile, and the place is always clean

We order take out. The food is good. Never tried anything that I didn't like. Friendly and…read moregood is prepared in good timing.

Have gone by this place and never stopped. I was doing myself an injustice. The place was clean,…read moreservice was quick and friendly. Food was spot on. For the first visit I selected 4 on the heat scale for my Drunken Noodles. It had good heat but not offending. Wife chose 1 for her Pad Thai, no sign of heat at all. I will probably go to 6 next time. As long as I have a Taro Milk Tea, I will be good Big portions (lunch tomorrow). Don't drive by.

Great Thai for butler Oddest thing surrounded by 4 pizza…read moreplaces yet the best place to go

Food and Service is top notch. Prices are very reasonable. One of the better Chinese restaurants in…read morethe West side of the 'burgh

I've been craving a really good Chinese buffet. They seem to be a dying breed since the pandemic…read more We drove all the way from Washington, PA to try this one because another reviewer said "it was the best Chinese buffet in western PA." . The staff were extremely nice but the food was mediocre. Some of the items offered were just bland or tasted off. The general tso chicken was watery and not spicy at all. Seemed more like an orange chicken. I've had better seasoned pork dumplings elsewhere. Providing the dumpling sauce on the buffet was a nice touch though. The egg roll was boring too. Not much seasoning.

It's a really great small restaurant. The egg rolls are always hot. The general tsos does not…read moredisappoint. Nice staff good experience.

A lot of times the cleanliness of an establishments bathroom plays a part in my review as before I…read moreget seated a lot of times my daughter and I go to wash our hands before dinner. This usually sets my tone as to what I'll be expecting in that visit. I am happy to say, the restrooms are probably cleaner than mine at home. Staff was very attentive, organized and friendly. Seems most of their business is take out so she was busy. I being alone and waiting for soccer practice to be over, decided to eat in. I got the tofu with bean curd. An order of spring rolls (not much filling in them but there are two!). My personal preference in Asian restaurants is to have fresh mustard but this place being they have large take out has the watery mustard which is a bummer. The tofu was slightly wok fried so that was nice. Not an over abundance of sauce, just right. Plenty of tofu but could use a tad bit more vegetables. Bottled water, pop and iced tea are the drink options. Overall good food for the price. I can see why they are busy. Only thing I wished they did not have would be styrofoam plates and plastic forks and spoons. I'd wish they'd have something a bit more eco friendly. The girl whom was busy at the front did come over to table check me which is a huge bonus. Nice. We will definitely be back.