China Best

Not very good. The selection is small and the fare is pretty tasteless. Even the ice-​cream just seemed to be colored ice. Drinks are extra and not included in the buffet cost. For the same price, you can go to China Buffet 10 minutes down the road off of 36 in Avon and really enjoy the meal.

This buffet is open on Christmas Day. Sometimes my family eats here on Christmas because we hate ourselves. I like to convince myself that I go here ironically. Except for it always just becomes real because I don’t think you can actually eat a spring roll ironically. I think that for it to be ironic, you would have to just pretend-​eat it. And that would be a waste of 6 dollars plus tax. The food that can be found here is exactly what you are picturing. They have that bright red sweet and sour sauce that looks like sugary strawberry syrup. It has a big giant ladle stuck in it so you can pour it over your whole plate, you fucking psycho. Next to that, you can find the Chicken Covered in Brown Sauce. Next to that, the Chicken Covered in Brown Sauce that Comes with Broccoli. And then the egg rolls and Pointy Crab Things. There is also a very fascinating row of desserts. Except it is mostly just yellow cookies. Except there are also little chocolate eclairs available. Except for those have flies on them. Except maybe it is worth it. I will get back to you on that. My one complaint is that the bathroom here is not that good. Only one person is allowed inside of it at a time. This makes me nervous because what if the door is closed and you have to knock? And what if someone is in there? They will know you are the one who knocked. And then you will feel bad and weird about the whole thing. And you will feel rushed in there because what if somebody knocks? What will you say? I usually just say «occu-​potto!» because I heard that on a TV show. I would like to be proposed to at this restaurant. Except only if they are proposing to me ironically.

I love this place, i’ve been coming here since i was a little kid. The food is always good and they will always go make more of something at your request if they run out on the buffet. The only two downsides are they are a little pricey, I mean come on. charging a drink separate and it being $ 2 something for the drink… its redicuolus. And the other thing is that the chick who refills the buffet is rude and will just push u outta the way. Watch out for her!!!

Pretty Rough at 3pm. Food looked like it had been out for days. It’s cheap, but even considering the price, I wouldn’t go back.

Pretty average Chinese buffet. Best to avoid the late hours, food starts to get old. Friendly staff

Well, I tried this place because it was cheap and I was hungover. Even in this condition, I was pretty disgusted by the offerings at this buffet. I tried to sample as many items as I could to be fair, but there was a lot of disappointment. A lot of the food wasn’t even hot which had there been adequate heat, the food probably would have tasted a lot better.
I think the price was pretty cheap, I don’t remember exactly how much I paid, so maybe you get what you pay for. The service was good and the people were nice, but since the food was pretty bad I wouldn’t go back.

Been eating here for years. Staff is very friendly, especially if you take the time to get to know them. The buffet is good American Chinese as the food we eat here in the State is a very U.S. invention. We only eat at high traffic times as it is a buffet and the food is very fresh made in small portions. People do gorge themselves on the fried shrimp.
The carry out is totally different than the buffet; and is outstanding. It seems that they have two restaurants the buffet which is good Chinese, and the carryout/​order of the menu which is outstanding Chinese, but there is a price difference between the two.
The staff at the restaurants does not mind if you bring other fast food for your kids to eat, which I find very gauche to say the least. I have never seen the staff say anything about this practice in the 15 years of eating there.
The restaurant is very clean and they are quick to clean up. We always tip our cleaner, as I was raised to have manners; and even in a buffet you tip.

Of the items I sampled while I was there, the only ones I enjoyed were their General Tso’s (sweet, although missing some of the trademark spice) and the beef with broccoli (which is difficult to screw up). Their lo mein had thicker noodles than I was expecting, but it was passable.
Their cashew chicken, which is one of my favorites, was terrible. Way too salty too much celery. Also, there was some kind of butter shrimp that I tried which was as advertised. Way too much butter on frozen shrimp… I might as well have ate a stick of butter instead.
But the worst was the crab rangoon. They were tough, overfried, and had very little crab in them. I simply bit off the bottom and tossed the rest. Crab rangoon is best when light and flaky, and this was definitely not.
If this place is China’s Best, then China needs to demand a recount of the vote, because this is poor to average Chinese buffet at best.