China Wok

I’m sure you have heard the term — Chinese food in America is nothing like Chinese food in China… Maybe so, but China Wok serves up a delicious menu every day, that keeps you coming back for more. I mean — look at the size of the people that eat there. They’re huge!
It’s a family owned restaurant and the meals are cooked up fresh. The owners have a finger on the pulse of what the patrons’ favorite selections are and they make sure there’s plenty to go around.
I love this place! In moderation of course. ‘Me haves to keep me girlish figure. eh!’

Get off the highway!
The six miles off the highway are highly recommended and well worth it. It’s a fast drive actually. If you have a large family come here for lunch not only will you save a ton of money but the friendly staff and delicious food will make your whole family happy.

China Wok is okay. However, eating the buffet is like the scene in National Lampoons Vegas Vacation where Clark & Cousin Eddie go to the low budget casino. Mystery glop. There are a few recognizable «American Chinese» dishes on the buffet, but mostly interesting, strange combinations that your Aunt Ethel would whip up after getting a recipe from the quilting group. I think this is how Jello salad was invented… I mean who decided a fruity swet geletain dessert should be mixed with shredded carrots anyway?
But I digress.
Steer very clear of the buffet. Order from the menu and you’ll be fine. Otherwise, you’ll be dining on things like oysters on the half shell broiled with a layer of melted cheddar cheese on top, or… pizza for the kids!
I realize they have stayed in business by offering food that meets the highly sophisticated palate of Preble County, Ohio. But that’s where we run into things like Franken buffet… where quantity trumps quality, especially when the first of the month rolls around and mom an em get their check and are ready for a wild time on the town.

All you can eat Chinese buffet with Chinese American food on the line. This is one of my favorite places to eat in eaton. The food is what you expect from such a place-​traditional americanized Chinese food with things like egg rolls, General Tso’s chicken, happy family, etc. It Is not authentic Chinese cuisine, no dim sum, for instance but if it were it would not sell well in a small rural town such as Eaton. They know their audience and cater to them. They do use fresh food and they do a decent job of preparing it
The service is really good and the wait staff is usually quite delightful. They also have a way cool crawdad tank by the front door that is not to be missed.