Now called New Super Buffet…read more I went in at 5pm on a weeknight. Some of the items looked pretty tired. The egg rolls were. Without any hot mustard, I couldn't finish one. The star of the show was the Hot & Sour soup. 8/10 for it. The items that looked fresh were good. The pastries were also good. I'll go back for lunch sometime.

It is so simple to make sweet and sour sauce. Tastes like they heated grenadine. Just bad. I mean,…read moreit's just time to close the doors. Yes, it's truly that bad.

The chicken noodle soup is my favorite take out option. It's always incredibly hot. The fried…read morewonton strips add a nice crunch. I wish there was some seasoning and maybe some veggies but it's a good warm me up soup on a cold day.

Standard Chinese takeout, but also has a nice lunch buffet with quite a few options. I had planned…read moreto order off the menu, but was never given that option, so I got the buffet instead. Several types of chicken - the sesame was the best. Also tried the pepper chicken but it was overcooked and dry so I wouldn't recommend that one. They have great green beans and I also like their fried rice about the best of anywhere else I've tried. Usually the take out lo mein are good, but I didn't find the buffet noodles to be as tasty as the to-go order. You'll also find lots of desserts and salad options and it's a very reasonable price for a lunch buffet in a town where there aren't a lot of options to eat.

We drive I-64 both ways a couple of times each year and are usually looking for lunch in western…read moreKentucky on our way east. This time we got a late start and were hungry before we reached Louisville, so pulled off at Ferdinand and stumbled into China Garden while looking for some other place. We are always fine with Chinese for lunch. China Garden serves typical strip mall Chinese food. It is not profound but was fine for our needs. Ms T ordered Chicken with Vegetables. I ordered Szechuan Chicken, extra spicy. I would say both dishes were a little bland and needed a little work. There was not much heat or Szechuan pepper in my dish, but they provided a cup of crispy fried chile so I could add what I wanted. The vegetables in my dish were plentiful and were left nice and crispy. The servings were huge for a lunch, so we took half with us and had Chinese for dinner in our hotel. If the sauces were a little richer and more flavorful, this would be a four-star place. For our meals on this day, I will award three stars which used to be considered A-OK before the drive for ratings inflation. Don't let this dissuade you from trying it.

Restaurant was very clean, bathrooms were clean, food options were pretty on-par for American…read moreChinese food as well as great prices for portion size. My food also came out in 10 minutes which was great since they were a little busy. I also liked that they have a pt. and qt. options for menu items so you can get a bit of variety without spending a lot. I got vegetable fried rice and roast pork lo mein- the veggies tasted fresh and the pork wasn't dry. Too bad I'll only get to come here again next time I'm traveling across states

Love this place. They speak fluent English. Cheap and great quality. The places is always clean…read more Dine in or tale out. I drove 12 miles home with food and it was as hot as I bought it. That is awesome.

If you like General Tso's chicken, you will love this place! I would love to try something else…read morebut just can't get past General Tso's. Restaurant is very clean. They have very generous portions. I generally have enough for at least one more meal of leftovers. Two thumbs up!

Out of the gate - not so great, I waited 6 minutes before I set out to find a waitress to get me…read morestarted and take my drink order. I ordered off the menu (not the buffet) which really confused the cashier. She had no idea what #19 was and I had to show her on a printed menu. The #19 is cashew chicken (no mushrooms) with rice and an egg roll. It took about 10 minutes to get my food after I gave the waitress my ticket. Very hot and full of flavor. Lots of veggies in the chicken and rice - yea . It was hard to find a clean table to sit at. The decor in the dining room is very nice and elegant, and quiet. The parking lot was cleared off really considering all the snow we've had the past few days.

Let me start by saying I came in hungry and left confused, emotionally drained, and possibly…read morecursed. First off, the "All-You-Can-Eat" sign should come with an asterisk and a legal team. Technically, yes, you can eat all you want... if you're brave enough to survive the crab rangoon roulette. One bite was cream cheese. The next one? Suspiciously sweet. The third? I think it tried to fight back. The General Tso's chicken was neither general, nor chicken, nor food. It was more like a crunchy mystery coated in a sticky existential crisis. I asked the waiter what it was made of and he said, "Don't worry, it's cooked." That was not comforting. Sushi at a buffet is always a gamble, but this one felt like I was betting my will to live. I took one bite and immediately remembered every mistake I've ever made. Final straw? I opened my fortune cookie and it was empty. Like my soul. Like the parking lot. Like the promises of that buffet. Would I go back? No. Would I send my enemies there? Absolutely.

I ordered the pepper steak with onions. It wasn't bad. It wasn't anything to write home about. It…read morewas very fast and cheap though!

One of those places that's only highly-rated because it's close. I got myself an order of Mongolian…read morebeef, which had been marked spicy. Not only was it bland, it was sweeter than some desserts I've had. Then I found a lump of un-dissolved sugar in the sauce, and realized I'd gotten a *less sweet* version. Maybe the Thai food is better, but I'm not giving them another try to find out. Not when Yamato is right next door.

Foods delicious every time I eat there. My order is always correct, the staff is friendly…read more I will continue to eat there and support their business as I have been for years People dont understand that if the inside of a Chinese restaurant hasn't been updated in 20 years ITS THE BEST PLACE TO GO!

They aren't doing business any more. Their phones are disconnected and their windows are papered…read moreover, for quite awhile now.