New ownership (?since ~2022?), so no more buffet…read more They have a great online ordering website, and they cook the food very fast. They have "black pepper chicken", the real one that you can usually only get in the Midwest Chinese restaurants. Ma La Chicen is similar to black pepper chicken, but is a dish based on mushroom instead of black pepper. Fried rice is pretty good. The beef is flavorful. The general tso is standard. They do use an all-white-meat option. Chicken on a stick is standard Chicken with broccoli is standard (have to tell them to hold the carrots) Ordering before closing, some of the food can be stale (our chicken teriyaki).

We ordered take out and I can unequivocally say it was awful. We ordered kung Pao chicken and and…read moregeneral tsao chicken. Both dishes were not good!! However they were very kind and quick ! Now Chinese takeaway is a very personal experience so I wait to see what you think!!

Very decent restaurant with a nice and quiet atmosphere. My husband and I really enjoyed our dinner…read morehere. Staff were very polite and attentive. Food was delicious. Every dish we ordered tasted great. Drinks also good. Definitely will visit again. Highly recommend the Drunken Noodles dish for anyone who is looking for spicy food.

I went here today with a colleague for lunch. We arrived at 12:15 and asked about a table. We…read moreneeded to leave by 1:10, so about an hour. They said the restaurant was very crowded and we wouldnt be able to finish a meal in a hour. Instead, we opted for takeout. Even after being told takeout was a faster option we still waited 45 min for our food. They do have some good deals for lunch specials and an extensive regular menu. Additionally, they now serve ramen. I got a Bento box for lunch and it was delicious as well as being a fairly generous portion. The box had shrimp and vegetable tempura, 4 pieces of California roll, 2 dumplings, white or fried rice, and salad or miso soup. I was only able to finish half for lunch. I also tried their scallion pancakes, and they were top notch. Candidly, I did not see past the entryway, but the restaurant seemed clean and cozy. The staff was friendly, but did seem a bit overwhelmed with the lunch rush. Would I go back? Absolutely, but only if I wasn't in any kind of hurry or time crunch. If you're looking for takeout, I recommend calling ahead then going to pick it up. Ambiance: 3/5 Food: 5/5 Service: 3/5 Value: 4/5

We were so happy to have discovered Cheng Du! A bit of a ride for us but worth the detour for…read moresome real and spicy Chinese food with some Chinese-American options. It's not fancy and the service while pleasant, not particularly warm and fuzzy but I would drive out of my way to come here for the food. We would definitely reorder the dan dan noodles, the spicy dumplings and the Mongolian beef. These were delicious. The duck with scallion was just ok and had way too much celery for my liking. The kung Pao chicken was just ok for one of my dining partners as they missed the veggies they find in this dish in other restaurants. Definitely worth the trip for the dishes we did like.

Great mapo tofu and good vegetables in the double cooked pork belly. Would definitely come back,…read moreheard good things about their noodles.

The food is good I like the chicken fried rice. My only…read morecomplaint is the service fee I'm only a mile .5 away. Otherwise the pricing is fair.

Girl at front desk very rude.Has a serious attitude.I asked her two basic question.She was…read morelike"What" i walked out.

Delicious food and great service. There's a great selection of dim sum. My favorites are duck and…read moreshrimp toast

Met with a friend some time ago here, think I may have picked up food from here previously as well…read more Food was really good, price seemed a bit high, but really good dim sum. Tea wasn't free but was pretty good as well. I can't recall everything we got, but it all tasted great. Service was pretty prompt and helpful as well. I would be down to check it out again sometime.

Now a 'must stop' when in this area. I order my food to go using their online system…read more Sesame tofu is good, Winter and spring, both okay flavors for me but nothing special (well, except that it's a vegetarian restaurant and risk of cross contamination from meat is nil). No onion no garlic vegetarian would need to be mentioned. As I come back and try other items on the menu, I will update this review. Edit: I just tried the following: Good Fortune - love these dish! I think this is the money dish, my favorite so far. Balls are made of mashed tofu with three kinds of veggie meat. Not quite westernized flavor. Broth is very good, a teeny bit oily but will not detract me from having and finishing this up. Not quite salty, perhaps on the verge of my taste. The broth has an herbal flavor (perhaps it's the star anise which is not too strong so that's great!) and you'll get lily blossoms and wood war mushrooms. When you order this to go, they separate the broth from the balls. This is what I will come back for. General Tsao's Tofu - good typical General Tsao's dish, sweet sauce. Opted for this instead of the faux meat. Not quite crispy before the sauce is poured (ordered this to go) but I'm not sure if this will be crispy if I eat this at the restaurant fresh from the kitchen please someone tell me. Vegetable buns - good savory flavor, not quite western flavor. What that means I can't explain to you because Idk. Bun to filling ratio: 1.5 to 1, that's good as it's not all bun. I think they use the US regular wheat flour which is different so this bun is heavier than Asian buns. Happy to try more dishes but Good Fortune will always be on my order.

Funny to see the world of culture meet food meet desire to make the world a better place…read more My employer's NA headquarters is in the area so we frequent it. Since we choose to eat vegetarian, love Asian food, and love variety, a vegetarian Asian buffet wins every time. So we've been here a few times and have found consistent quality and service (or, well, whatever you'd call it). They are not overbearing in their service but our water glasses are always full. Look, it's a mid-level priced buffet of vegetarian food. It won't be piping hot, generally speaking. So, if your expectations are of piping hot food, you'll rate this experience poorly. But you should lower your expectations. Should it be reasonably warm? Absolutely. And we've found it generally is. Especially considering the sheer variety - incredibly number of options both hot and cold, both healthy and friend, to meet varied tastes. The salads are good, the hot food is generally good. I throw away my broccoli stems at home but their broccoli stems I almost always go back for seconds. Who knew? It's an all-inclusive price with drinks (we stick with water) and desserts and even if it's slow, we see them refilling the foods that are getting low. I wouldn't call this place a must-see but it's a staple for us.

Ordered party tray B, it was delicious, everything tasted fresh! Will definitely be back to try…read moremore.

Consistently one of my favorite takeout sushi spot! They have a huge menu with lots of variety and…read morevegetarian options! Everything is always delicious and the portions are a great size. Some of my favorite dishes are Sunflower Roll, Hibachi Fried Rice, Haru Maki, Fried Noodles, Avocado Salad & Veggie Gyoza! Highly recommend, I feel like it's also a great spot to go or get food from with a group because they have so many options!

This place has really gone down hill. I have been going to Bamboo every now and then for years and…read moreit just isn't worth it anymore. The Pho tastes fine, but there's basically nothing in the bowl. I went for dinner last night and ordered the stir fried seafood noodles ($23.50). It came with a glued together, small pile of noodles, so gloopy sauce, one scallop cut in half, one fish ball cut in half, two shrimp, and a handful of cheap vegetables. With tax and tip $30? There are better options for better prices. I won't be back again.

Food is pretty good, but they skimp on the meat for what you pay for…read more Salted fried chicken was a bit soggy, but that's likely because we ordered it for take out and it got soggy in the container