This is the only place in Augusta where they get the texture & basic flavor of rice & noodles right…read more- staple classic roadside Chinese restaurant vibes.

Ambience . B Service. A…read moreFood. A Price. A Havens t been back in 10 years. Very sparse decor but clean and freshly painted walls and clean. Seatings and tables available dining in. Bright fluorescent lighting. Call in for takeout or order at counter behind post covid plexiglass. Friendly family run business. Ordered beef chow foon and medium wide rice noodles with tender marinated Asian beef. Beatifully stir fried and flavors. Asked for spicy chili oil on side. Also, yellow chicken curry. Lots of veggies and tender morsels of chicken. Nice flavors with a side of fresh white rice. Cooked to order. I'm a FaN!!!

Always great service and great food! I got takeout from here alot for my Mom and me before she…read morepassed away. They were always great to her and me. We both always talked about how nice the staff was here.

Small buffet with a good selection. Reasonable priced buffet to-go. The selection I tasted was…read moregood. Some of the fried meats were tough, but overall good. The food temperature was very good and the restaurant was very clean.

The food tasted delicious. We both had fried chicken meals with plenty of food to take home. The…read moreservice was excellent. It looked like a very kind man ran the place by himself. The outside might not looking so appealing but The Inside has all the Tokyo decor and koi fish.

Everything about this place was freaking awesome. Had one little old man there that was working his…read morebutt off to cook us some food. The place had really good ambience if you'd like Tokyo theme and fish don't listen to the negative reviews. Try it for yourself. These people are rude. You can tell just by reading it believe me it's a good restaurant. I didn't get any photos because I ate the food too fast.

Very good food at a good price. Lots of options and good looked and tasted fresh. Nice salad and…read morefruit bar. Workers were extremely friendly and bussed tables/ refilled glasses readily. It was really good food, friendly people and great service. Will return!

I pretty much eat only at Chinese buffets when I'm on the road, or otherwise go out to eat. I love…read morenot having to wait for a table, a menu, or for my food to be brought to me. Just walk in, immediately start grazing, AND save some money (decent plate of food, especially for lunch, is often less than $10). Bonus: One can, by being judiciously selective, eat nutritiously -- stick to the fresh green beans and other veg-based dishes, though sure, all restaurants "cheat" by top-loading their stuff with extra fat and salt. I've been eating at Peking Super Chinese Buffet for about 10 years and it's always consistently good quality for the price. I've been to better (larger selection of food, plus a soft ice cream machine), but they also cost more, and Peking is reliable for quality and freshness. Peking's atmosphere? Meh. But who goes to a chinese buffet for atmosphere? You're there to chow down, then leave. I mean, it's OK. Also, I'm a big guy who sweats a lot, so I do wish they'd crank up the A-C during the endless summer down here in South Georgia. Overall, then, I give it 4 out of 5 stars - and I'm a tough grader. What gets me to 5 stars? Ditch the dixie cups and invest in a soft ice cream machine. That adds such a kick to the dessert experience. Also, crank the A-C. Finally, advertise "senior discount" to increase customer traffic. That 10% sticks in the mind. And you wanna give us seniors an excuse to indulge (yes, we're all on restricted diets), right? I didn't know about that discount until I happened to ask for it when I ate there yesterday (wonderful fresh green beans btw!).

Last week I was on a trip up through Georgia, heading towards Clemson, and it came around to lunch…read moretime. I rode my motorcycle through town, taking note of the different places in town, and eventually settled on the Ming Wah Buffet. I knew I still had a couple more hours of riding ahead of me before I got to Clemson, so I didn't want to eat too much, but the price was right and all of the other options were either chains or places whose food just seemed too heavy for me to deal with. There were also a good number of vehicles in the parking lot for a Monday lunchtime, so I felt like it was a good bet. Inside I found the typical layout of a Chinese buffet restaurant, and I was guided to a table and asked for my drink order, then let loose on the buffet. I found on the buffet that the usual items were available... a number of different meat dishes, a couple of rice dishes, some items that were probably aimed at kids who are picky eaters, etc. Oddly, there was no General Tso's Chicken, which I felt was strange, but didn't really have a problem with it being ommitted. I ate my fill, paid my bill, and left without any issues. Really, there wasn't anything special about this restaurant, nor was there anything heinous about it. If you are in the mood for some Chinese buffet food, it will do the job for you.

We paid 63.73 cents for children. Plus the food was cold and they were staring the whole time. On…read morethe sign inside said 4.99 they charged a one year old as an adult. The service was bad. There bathrooms were disgusting.

First time visiting NCR while coming to Swainsboro to support my Mom on a new adventure…read more Upon entering their establishment, they were very welcoming and appears to have rooted themselves in the community as the locals knew them well. There was a customer who one of the cooks knew well since she asked about a guy. On a food, the previous reviews on the food being good is definitely 5 stars. My family pretty much all went for the rice dinners with wings but some of them did get veggies. Everything was hot and cooked well. I would highly recommend NCR. If there is something I would recommend them iterate is the Rice with Wings large dinner comes with 3 wings and I ordered an addtl wing for $1. I would recommend they say 2 drumlettes and a wing instead of saying wings as I thought it was an entire wing which I associate with a drum, wing together. Anyway still great location and if I'm ever here again they'll always get my business.

This is just an average China Buffet with your average buffet layout. General Tso chicken is OK but…read morea strong soy taste that could grow on you but in no way spicy (and it should be). The Sesame chicken has that the same strong soy flavor and the Coco shrimp is actually good but not as good as the New China buffet in Macon. So here is my dislikes: with the saucy chicken dishes on the buffet, too much of the syrupy sauce makes the chicken pieces loose their crunch from being fried and that's just a shame! The hot/sour soup was just awful and what is French toast doing on the lunch buffet?

I'm back with a revisit to No1 Chinese restaurant in north Augusta... this is one of my favorite…read morestopes when passing through the area... I decided to go with an old favorite... the boneless spareribs.... They did not disappoint.. I even added a picture this time...

Excellent selection of food choices. Good Chinese for the area. You may want to order extra rice.read more

Service wasn't the greatest especially since I was the only person there at 3:40 in the afternoon…read more The sticky rice was great and most of the other Dim Sum were very tasty. Only complaint is the Char Siu Bao. They were not bad taste wise but the presentation was not good and they were a bit dry which is odd for steamed buns. Overall not a bad visit and I might come back again if I'm in the area.

DIM SUM | we stopped through Augusta for lunch on our way to Charleston and stumbled upon Meimei's…read moreDim Sum House, which was a pleasant surprise. It was a cold winter day and I just wanted something comforting for lunch. It was quiet but not empty inside Meimei's and we were quickly seated and placed our order. They had dim sum on the menu so we decided to try the dim sum sampler, which came with two steamed pork dumplings, 2 veg crystal dumplings, 2 siu mai and 1 char siu bao. While it could easily feed one, it was also great for sharing. We also ordered an order of lotus leaf sticky rice, fried pork glutinous dumplings, taro custard pastries and a bowl of hot and sour soup. The dim sum sampler was surprisingly pretty. The color of the veg crystal dumplings was one of the most insta-worthy things I've ever seen! The taste of everything was a-ok. Definitely worth a try, though! We loved the fried poor glutinous dumplings - fried to crispy perfection without being overly greasy. And the taro custard pastries were the perfect not too sweet way to end the meal. I was a little disappointed in the lotus leaf sticky rice. The texture was off and flavor was bland. Next time I'm in stopping through Augusta, I'll definitely be back at Meimei's for dim sum!!