China Buffet

Delicious food, large variety. Clean and relaxing place to take a family. Children love it. Visited again last night, I was extremely disappointed. The price for 2 adults was $30. The food was cold and also very disappointed in the fact they removed the green beans. The choices were so poor for the price. I may return 1 more time to see if they return to their AGame.🤔 Handicap ♿️ accessibility is great

This is one of my favorite places to eat. Pros: * Wide selection of food, not just Chinese! * Only place in town, that I know of, to get Baked Tahong with Sweet Chili-Mayo Topping (Cheese-Mayo Baked Mussels)! * Plenty of room, even when busy! Cons: * The only con is having to time your visit. If one goes early it is priced a wee bit cheaper for lunch, but if you are shooting to miss the dinner crowd, by going early, do not do that! They seem to wait until there is only 3 or 4 food items in one of the warmers left, before bringing out fresh replenishment, of that item. So say the baked mushrooms haven't moved in a while, they will be over cooked and dry. Best to go when it's busy and the trays are getting emptied and replaced faster. Tip: If you are not from Indiana, be aware that it is the law here to leave your used tableware on behind and get a new clean plate and such when going back for seconds, thirds, etc. each time.

We had a very good experience here. A small group from work went here yesterday for lunch. All of the food was hot and fresh and they kept fresh food coming out consistently. The crab Rangoon was fresh and crispy. General Tso's chicken and fried rice was also very good. My entire group thought it was good for a buffet. Very affordable also, just over $7 for the lunch buffet and it includes a drink. I've seen mixed reviews on here, I'm assuming that standard buffet rules apply... go during peak times and eat the popular dishes and you should be fine.