Very friendly management. Food is reasonably priced, excellently seasoned, and always fresh. The…read morebuffet has a huge variety of Chinese Cuisine, Soul Food, Sea Food, Sushi, Fresh Vegetables and Fruit. They also have Ice Cream and other desserts. Cozy atmosphere for two, but can easily accommodate large groups.

I got sick from eating here on my trip to MS, would not recommend it at all!! Staff was kind…read morehowever the food wasn't so kind in my stomach.

Was a lot better when it was done in. Call in orders are right about 40 percent of the time.read more

It's delicious. It fell off a bit during the quarantine during the pandemic. As far as I know, the…read moredine in experience has not returned either. Sometimes I trust a buffet over individual serve.

Food was low in availability. It was tasteless. It was very hot inside the restaurant. And…read moreexpensive for what little we ate.

They have the best chicken wings in town!! Always hot and fresh. Not a long wait time.read more

This is not a buffet style restaurant. The owner claims it hasn't had a buffet in 7 years. The…read moresearches for Buffets in Oxford were misleading.

I enjoy going to China Royal. The food is good and varied. They have a well stocked salad bar. The…read morecarving table always has at least 3 meats. With a dedicated desert bar and fruit bar, there is always a nice something to finish the meal. Besides at least 3 buffets of Asian food, there is a dedicated American/southern buffet and a dedicated sushi bar. They do a great job for a very reasonable price.

This is a secret 5 Star Review although I chose 3 stars…read more I chose three stars to keep this institution's cred's up so to speak. It is law that the only people who yelp on average are 25 year old post-grad females who are looking for cleanliness, community, and an ambience soothing to them. I ACTIVELY AVOID Chinese buffets who have MORE THAN three stars. I am a disciplined professional as well. Let's examine. There is a necessary push and pull (cosmically) where the more and trendy ambience-exuding a restaurant is--pure flavor is sacrificed. Case in chief: you know as well as I do that this cosmically determined phenomenon is most apparent in Tacos (the more rustic and rugged the joint, the more those Taco jointz are gonna be DA (you know what). Now back to our observee "Grand Palace." Its name is almost comically stereotyped. It sits on the corner of a shopping mall in a very blighted and impoverished area. On its Google photo, its "L" in "Grand Palace" is missing. I picture it flickering in the night like the kiss of that one that got away that time in undergrad. Walking in, it is dark--sweetly dark with flashes of red, and light dragon art centered as the steamy bar hisses a savory whisper that draws you in. The room and mixed scent signals almost hugs you a little too hard. Behold the juicy chicken on a stick that is purely fried (not red, not dry, not half-assed as usual). I am talking sweetly juicy. Colonel eat your heart out. Behold the seemingly mundane standard-issue broccoli and beef flanking General Tso and sweet/sour puffs with that red blessing handy and waiting for you like an overly eager date. Get all your normal extremely sweet meats as an adornment for the reason you are here (the rice and the three kinds of noodles). Cut that sugar with that blessed "spicy chicken" that lives up to its banal name and presentation. Onions and jalapenos (like notes from home on a sojourn) join on the sordid affair. They have "rib tips" floating in a red sea of sweet sauce. Oh, add these to whatever you've piled 7 miles high by now. They will be like midnight wine-stains on your dish. The evidence of the crime of pure passion. No sushi. This place is too true to form. It is too powerful in its own right to try to keep up with the economics the place finds itself (this vanquished little town). Pro-Tips: 1) Bring a $20 spot for lunch and that takes care of tip and all. Quick exit this way (even if they drag bringing the ticket). 2) Adorn your plate with the fresh green onions (intended for the soups you may wisely skip). 3) Don't overlook the cheesecake/sponge cake (cornbread looking joker) on the desert bar.

This restaurant offers a buffet with extremely limited choices…read more The crawfish were good, not many to choose from. They had cold boiled shrimp and it was good. Only a few vegetables choices. I usually try the Hot n Sour Soup however I didn't this go around. They charge $15.95 or $16.95 with a drink. Watch your bill, I ordered water and the bill showed "tea", they adjusted the bill. There are plenty of tables just not much in customer appreciation in my opinion at the counter. Wait staff was better than management.

My wife and I tried this restaurant last night. We have a mixed review. Her food was very good…read more She had a catfish dish. Can't remember the name. I had egg foo yung. Mine was a very big disappointment. If you look at the pictures you should notice how dark mine was. It took a day to figure it out. Mine was cooked in burnt oil. The gravy you could taste the burn. The egg a bit less burnt taste because of all the other ingredients. You should be able to tell from the pictures. Also mine was house version that went over 20.00. Usually this isn't near this price.

Amazing food. A creative take on Chinese "fast food". My favorite is the lettuce wrap and shrimp…read morewonton soup. My son loved the signature "catfish Mai"! The preparation takes time but it's worth the wait. Calling ahead is recommended.

First time I ordered from here. Very good Asian food with good price and portions. Glad I found…read morethis place it will become my go to for Chinese food.

Really enjoy their lunches. Mostly pickup. Nicer that other options. I go there frequently!read more

I've always had a good experience. Sure it is a buffet. Don't expect a five star experience…read more Attentive waiters! A very great salad bar with the normal offerings. Sushi choices too. Plus the normal Chinese/American choices. I'll be back

Today I witnessed just nasty! China garden Starkville ms. 3 people came in and fixed to go plates…read more During the process they were eating from the plates. Apparently they got full an left their plates on the buffet line. They proceeded to the door and told management they changed their minds and didn't want the food and walked. Mind you they had eaten from the plates..... management went and emptied the plates back to the buffet!!! WTH!!! They then took the empty to go plates to the kitchen and washed them out and dried them at the front desk in front of me. Three more people walked in and were given those plates. I confronted management about this. And she said "we will do better next time" No Mam there is no next time for me. Nasty and disgusting!!!

I have been eating at this restaurant for years and to me has some of best Chinese Food I've ever…read moreeaten. True enough somethings has fallen down sometimes but the items I have enjoyed over the are still GREAT!!&

One of best Chinese food restaurants in the state. The Setos have been serving it since they opened…read morein the 70s. Love the dishes and the family. My favorites are Shrimp and Cabbage or Cashew Chicken. Buffet style wings are great too.