All it needs is more customers. Buffets are best with a good volume of food being consumed. The…read moreselection here is great. The service is very friendly. It is clean and well run. Just needs more customers so the food doesn't sit so long.

China Buffett is apparently under new ownership? And just to review General Tso chicken, quality…read morehas declined significantly over the previous year! We had two orders of General so Chicken. Vegetables were minimal! In two servings, they were too small, very small set of florettes of broccoli. No scallions, no bamboo(of course they never use bamboo because it's too expensive they always use carrots); the piece of chicken are larger; it seems the chick is now from old Stewart style chickens, and the chicken is therefore tough! If you just wanna get something to eat this is probably fine. However if you want good Chinese don't order General TSO chicken!

Food and Service is top notch. Prices are very reasonable. One of the better Chinese restaurants in…read morethe West side of the 'burgh

I've been craving a really good Chinese buffet. They seem to be a dying breed since the pandemic…read more We drove all the way from Washington, PA to try this one because another reviewer said "it was the best Chinese buffet in western PA." . The staff were extremely nice but the food was mediocre. Some of the items offered were just bland or tasted off. The general tso chicken was watery and not spicy at all. Seemed more like an orange chicken. I've had better seasoned pork dumplings elsewhere. Providing the dumpling sauce on the buffet was a nice touch though. The egg roll was boring too. Not much seasoning.

It is located in the Carnation Mall and is the only reason my husband and I still go to the mall…read more We have been coming here for over ten years. In my opinion it is the best place to eat in Alliance or the surrounding area. Everything is homemade. It takes a little longer but it is well worth the wait. The service is excellent Mrs. Lee dotes on you like a mother and Mr. Lee is an awesome cook. When my husband and I lived out of town we always stopped by to see them. I am vegetarian and they are always very accommodating with my dietary needs and make me special things that aren't on the menu. I recommend trying some of the Korean food. They have a special menu that is just Korean food. I recommend the bibimbap and kimchi. The kimchi is homemade by Mrs. Lee. The food is all very delicious! My husband always gets the sesame beef. Go and try it! You won't regret it!

Always fast and the food is always very good. It's a small little place right downtown Sebringread more

Basic cheap Chinese take out. I got the generals chicken, it was brown sauce with little flavor…read more Idk why most take out Chinese food establishments can't add more flavor. Adding some chili's and green onion goes a long way.

I'd go back to try the other soups but that's probably all. Hubby said his General Tso chicken…read moretasted like it was just bbq sauce. My beef with snow peas had a very thick sauce on it. The fried rice was different. We got egg rolls with our meals but they were nothing special. We did notice the containers were much more shallow than your average takeout containers. I did like the soup and would like to see how the hot & sour is, but that's probably it.

Go here often and love it! House Lo Mein, Chicken & Broccoli and Eggrolls are some staples we get…read morealmost every time we go.

Consistent service and good food for a low price in a very quiet restaurant. I love ordering here…read morewhen I get too busy to even think about cooking

Formerly Ming Garden, China Wok is a casual Chinese restaurant located in the Acme plaza in Norton…read more They offer a Lunch Buffet on Thursdays-Saturdays until 2:30pm and closed on Tuesdays (in 2024). The carpeted dining room has booths along the walls and table seating and the buffet station near the order counter. They offer the typical menu found at most standard Chinese restaurants including Lunch Specials ($8.25 in 2024) and Dinner Specials ($10.55 in 2024). I stopped by China Wok for lunch takeout recently. I headed to the counter in the back and ordered the L24 Shrimp Lo Mein Lunch Special ($8.25) served with pork fried rice and egg roll. My order was hot and ready to go in about 6 minutes and I enjoyed my food outside on a sunny day. Served in a round plastic bowl, the lo mein had soft noodles tossed with soy sauce, soft shrimp (cleaned), cabbage, and sprouts. The golden fried rice had a mix of carrots, peas, onions, and small roast pork pieces. The egg roll was filled with shredded cabbage and minced ground pork. The food tasted pretty good and this was enough food to keep me settled for the next few hours before having dinner down in Columbus.

Needs improvement: * Food is always good, aside from the…read moreoccasional normal buffet issues. * They do post a sign about possible nut allergens in some of their foods, but they should mark which ones contain the possible allergen instead of a broad warning. *The bathrooms used to be much cleaner than they have been this year. * The sashimi could use a slight quality upgrade, never had to question it until recently, now I'm a bit more cautious. * squid lately has been seasoned a bit to heavy. Satisfactory: * Great selection of food and it always seems fresh, and be consistent in flavor. * Great service, very polite and always timely. * Warm and welcoming atmosphere * sushi is on a nice rotation and never empty * Always a large variety to choose from

I wish I could do zero stars. My son and a group of his friends, 15-16 yrs old, go get dinner…read moretogether once a month. Yesterday they went to this place. Their entire bill came to $221, $27 of which is the mandatory tip. They all hand their cash to one boy to pay the bill and he inadvertantly put all of the cash in the bill folder. They gave the waitress a total of $310 dollars. She took the money, left and came back with the receipt, but no change. The kids didn't know what to do when and were reluctant to confront the waitress so they came to the parking lot to get me. I spoke with the manager, explained what happened and asked how to fix the problem. The waitress automatically goes off in Chinese for six solid minutes, yelling at the manger. He then looked at me and said she claimed the kids gave her exact change. I can tell you she was lying because she got the exact total wrong then corrected herself. Then she quoted the next amount which ended in an odd number, saying that's what the kids gave her. All the kids gave big bills, no $1 were given. That's the second lie. The manager said he would review the camera footage and get back to me. He didn't. I called him the next day and 430pm and he said he was too busy to look at it. I got him to look at it while I was on the phone. He did. Twenty minutes on hold and he came back and told me that the cameras stopped working at 604, which happened to be right before the kids paid the bill (odd), and he didn't see the kids transaction or what the waitress did with it. Either the waitress went all oceans 11 on the $87 overage, or she split it with the manager I say. Bottom line. At best their wait staff takes advantage of people, at worst they're theives. Either way, they'll never get a another dime out of me or the parents of the 9 other kids families. Seems to me like it would not be worth $87 but I guess it is to them.

If you're looking for a nearby cheap Chinese buffet, look no further than Wong's buffet…read more If I'm being totally honest, the sushi tasted a little off, perhaps old avocado? It's really not a sushi buffet. The Chinese portion of the buffet was fine though.

Food was cold and hard to chew. They never have the steam on and the food is rarely fresh. I…read moreactually chipped one of my teeth. It doesn't matter where you shop or where you eat. Quality goes down and prices go up. The only thing businesses care about today is robbing you.