I ate here Friday. You can get American food here too. For example, I ordered baked chicken and 3…read moredifferent sides and some cornbread with a sweet tea. All of this was about $15. It was really good too as I really enjoyed my lunch here. So, not only is it a Chinese restaurant but you can also get American food here too if you like. The customer service was above average too. My waitress took care of me and even refilled my drink when I needed it. Anyway, if I'm in area, you bet I will come back here.

Upon the recommendation of a local resident, I dropped by here for my very first time during lunch…read more (The exterior of the restaurant doesn't look like much, but don't let that deter you.) The curry chicken (menu item SPC 12) was really nicely prepared to my specifications. I asked for extra onions, low sodium, and a spice level of 3 out of 10. The other side food items that came with my "All Day Special" were just meh/mediocre (unimpressive fried rice and tough, reheated sweet & sour chicken). Given that there was only one lone waitress on duty, the service was surprisingly efficient and personable. It was pretty amazing how this establishment completely filled up with patrons during a Friday lunch hour. Thus, their free-for-all parking lot can get packed with a jumble of cars. You may end up blocked in, or have to park along the side street. My recommendation would be to order food that will be made to order. A solid three star for the food that was fresh and the friendly service. I'll probably return, since Helena - West Helena doesn't have a very wide selection of restaurants.

Every time we go down south to Clarkdale we are stop here for the Peach cobbler, crawfish .read more

It's worse then what it was and that says a lot. The Philadelphia roll is only cream cheese and…read morefake crab now. Everything used to be better. No mushrooms, no spinach. The wontons are plain cream cheese nothing else added not even sesame oil or green onions. The rice is always plain and there's really more soul food than anything and it's not great either!

The food is great! You have so much to choose from. They treat you like family there! I drive an…read morehour to get my food.

The best restaurant of the town，big menu,fried rice,chicken wings,fish,soul…read morefood,burger,sOUP,salad,everything is good,nice severe

The food is good. We always do takeout and the food is ready when we get there. The restaurant is…read morequiet. One of the best restaurants in Hernando.

We ordered to go - udon, egg rolls, low mein. The service was friendly and food prepared promptly…read more Servings were large and reasonable in price. Quality of the food was below average. Nothing special egg rolls. The shrimp low mein dish had about 4 small shrimp and slight evidence of vegetable. The house special udon was better with a lot more additional ingredients. Unlike a lot of Chinese food this was not overly seasoned and salty. The interior of the restaurant was fair - take out recommended.

Very friendly staff and the food is good. Wish they were open on Sundays. It would be a good place…read moreto go after church

Great food an service definitely would be coming back again prices are not bad an seems like a good…read moreplace to catch up with some small talk

For being in somewhat the middle of nowhere, this hole-in-the-wall Chinese restaurant is pretty…read moregood. The menu is nothing too adventurous, but all in all, it was a good lunch.

Most dirty, filthy restrooms that have encountered in a long time. The light switch was black with…read moregrease. The prices were good, the food acceptable. Filth totally destroyed the whole experience. This place gets an "F".

This buffet place is so so good! Super inexpensive, I recommend this if you're looking for a great…read moremeal!

Was a little leery at first because of past reviews but I'm glad we stopped. It was clean and the…read morefood was fresh and delicious. Lots to choose from and the prices were reasonable. Only negative thing about this place was the cashier (middle aged man) acts like he doesn't want to be there and hates people. God bless him!

I've lived in grenada all my life and I've NEVER had issues with this place, it's genuinely one of…read moremy favorite restaurants, to the point where when I was younger the original owner gave my family free calendars. The food is great (at least in my opinion) the service has always been nice, and it's surprisingly quiet in a nice relaxing way, overall good restaurant. 9/10!

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.

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.