We've been here several times to eat and have never been disappointed. Since we were already in…read moreColumbus we went here to have lunch with family. I did decide to try a new entree this time and I had the Mandarin orange chicken dish with white rice. It was delicious and plentiful enough for a carryout for dinner. I had my usual hot and sour soup and again it tasted fresh and fantastic. Even on Sunday at lunch there was no wait to be seated even without a reservation. Our server was very friendly and welcoming as if we'd been friends for years. That is so appreciated. I think on my next visit I may have fried rice and try a chef's special.

Delicious! Their pot stickers are amazing as is the Kung Pao chicken. The portions are generous too!read more

Unassuming on the outside, but the food and customer service are what make this place memorable…read more The gentleman at the front is enthusiastic and super friendly--it's clear he loves his job & the service is amazing for this little restaurant. I ordered the spicy braised beef noodle soup. Great portion for low price and so delicious! There is the American menu and the authentic Chinese menu. I took home the extra soup so I can eat it again w more noodles/rice. This is such a great friendly neighborhood eats, and the people are so humble & just love sharing the joy of food. I hope more people get to experience this! Note: bring cash! It's cash only, no credit cards

Delicious, fast, and kind. Hands down the best place for general tso's chicken in town!read more

Always satisfied by the service and food quality. Very kind people and the whole restaurant was…read moreclean.

Ordered fried scallops and orange beef. Fried scallops were imitation crabmeat. The orange beef…read morehad the texture of pork. I don't think there was any beef in it. On a positive note, the food was hot.

Wanted take out Chinese but was surprised to learn they have an authentic Chinese menu. The food is…read moreseasoned well and the texture hits the spot. I recommend the mapo tofu and egg drop tomato soup Food came out really quick, and for it's worth the hostess really friendly. The only let down was you have to ask for utensils if you do take out instead of them automatically throwing it in the bag for you. So if you're eating it in hotel enjoy asking the front desk for spoons

A decent choice for sushi if you're west of Columbus, IN and not wanting to drive in townread more

I went in today expecting it to be as bad as the reviews. It's not nearly as bad as these asshats…read moreare making it out to be. In fact, the hot and sour soup was perfect, most of the food wasn't perfect, Perhaps they can turn the heat up a bit more on the buffet pans. But all together the service was good, and the people were nice. The Chinese buffets are slim around here so "we the people" gotta give this one a little slack. This restaurant really could use some better paint, and decor, and perhaps some Chinese meditation music to drown out the asshats. Advice to the owner, never stop improving, and keep it up. I am a big fan of Chinese culture, and the food of course the Chinese woman. When we walk in to a Chinese restaurant we want to feel engulfed in another land of culture.

Food is very poorly done and much of the buffet isn't Chinese at all. Funny how on the day we were…read morethere for lunch (mid afternoon Saturday) The only food that tasted good and seemed to be done correctly was a pot roast. Cost was crazy for 3 of us to eat was $42.00, we could have eaten at a nice restaraunt for that!!!

My wife and I ate there last night about 730 pm. Our first visit, and obviously not prime time, but…read morewe had a very nice dinner. Food was delicious, promptly served, and fairly priced. Most of their business is carry out but they have indoor seating for 20 or so. Not somewhere you want to take your significant other for A romantic dinner, but if you want great Chinese dine in or carry out this is the place. I don't think they have beer or wine. In summary, good food , quick delivery , fairly priced.

Used to eat here in high school (don't judge yall, it was a 3 minute walk from school) and it was…read morepretty good. I'm not sure if I've just had better Chinese food since high school or if my palate had improved THAT much. We ordered the sweet buns, pork fried rice, cashew chicken, steam rice, and steamed dumplings. The sweet buns were super oily, almost soggy. The pork fried rice had absolutely no flavor-we almost dumped an entire bottle of soy sauce & duck sauce in it to get flavor. The cashew chicken was edible, but not hot. The steamed rice was okay as well as the dumplings. Thank goodness I know where to get better food.

Clean environment and friendly staff. Chicken was low and so they made more of both kinds and kept…read moreour food hot while waiting. Food was ready in 5min.

Very clean restaurant and busier than most Panda Express I have visited. Portions were large and…read morevery tasty.

If this was in Indy, it would be 3 stars: typical Chinese buffet…read more But it's not in Indy...it's in Seymour. Seymour is a desert, barren of all non-chain restaurants. Essentially, you can eat at Applebee's, or Applebee's with a western theme, or Applebee's with a southwest theme, or Cracker Barrel. Or fast food. On a recommendation from a resident (who is similarly disappointed in the restaurant offerings of his city), we came here. The buffet was large with lots of choices. There is a big fish tank inside the front door with comets, koi, an arowana (what?) and what appeared to be big orange cichlids. But midas cichlids coexisting peacefully with goldfish? They must be something else. There were Oreos! And gummi fruit slices (like big gum drops)! Even some little California rolls over by the salad and pudding. I essentially tried one piece of about half the items. They were all good. There's a raw area where you can create a stir-fry to be cooked on the Mongolian grill (I made a tiny one with beef and lo mein noodles). I especially liked the thin-sliced pork that was red colored and kind of sweet flavored and the chicken with broccoli. The crab rangoon had lots of crab in it, and was quite tasty. I went up for a second piece of that. The total with tax was $9.26. All 4 of us enjoyed our meal, and agreed that for less than $10 we couldn't have done any better anywhere else in town. The decor is cute too. The servers wear little Chinese silk tops and there are teapots and other "Chinese things" on display throughout. From the road, look for the Tumbleweed and Little Cesar's...it's behind those.

It's a basic Chinese buffet, not fancy, no Habichi grill - the food is typical but tastes good…read more decently priced. Nothing special, but there are a lot worse. At least the one time I went

Take out order of shrimp fried rice, crab Rangoon, and house special lo mein…read more Everything was ready in less than 10 minutes, hot and fresh. The person taking the order was friendly. The house special lo mein was very good with a plenty of meat and a slightly smoky sauce. The crab Rangoon was fantastic too. The issues is Richelle and I are split on the shrimp fried rice. Richelle likes it giving it 4 stars. I thought it was slightly under cooked and why is it so yellow, giving it 3 stars?

Food was as just warm at best. Service was good…read more That do NOT accept American Express

So good! Had the chicken satay with peanut sauce and the Pad Thai. Both were delicious and would…read moredefinitely eat here again when I'm in town.

When I was back in Architectural school there was a person...one day I shall visit Columbus IN. I…read moredid and had late lunch at Thai Connection. The place was clean, bright and airy, few occupied tables. I was seated immediately. After a few minutes I ordered Crispy Rolls and Namtok Beef salad (medium spice). The rolls were thin, crispy wrapped vegtable rolls - good. The beef salad was good but the beef was a little on the chewy side. Not bad for a Thai place in America's heartland. I was pleasantly surprised.