China Inn

Have gone to a «bigger’ buffet. This place is the best.

I have eaten at this restaurant more than ten times or so and every time I eat here it seems to get worse and worse. There aren’t a lot of ethnic restaurants in this area so being an adventurous eater there aren’t a lot of options. I get very bored with the same ol’ same. This restaurant offers a small to medium size buffet with what seems like many different varieties of what I hope is chicken, although I have doubts. The black pepper chicken doesn’t even taste like chicken. It’s got a terrible flavor-​eat at your own risk. The chicken you use to make sweet and sour chicken is dry and bland. My son and I debated on eating here or at Papa John’s and I am regretting eating here instead of going there. I gave the restaurant 2 stars instead of one because their fried rice is okay and their sweet and sour sauce is okay too. Their desserts are unimpressive.

Fairly good. Had the general tsos chicken with white rice. Nice & fresh. I watched them prepare the food. I ordered at the counter & took less then 10 minutes. Will definitely go back & try the buffet!

Price is really good, meal and a drink for under $ 8 Food is pretty good although some days seem to be better than others.

It’s about average for the area in buffets. Not great but ok and its pretty low cost. The beef with broccoli is good and I like the new pepper chicken.

Pretty good Chinese food with what you would expect on a Chinese buffet. We used to eat here almost every Sunday afternoon and that may have been why I can’t rate it higher — we may have just gotten burned out on it from going so much. Everything is good though and you can eat the lunch buffet with a drink for under $ 7.00.