Great Wall Buffet II

I never give bad reviews. Never. But if I could give this place a negative two stars, I would. So the boyfriend and I went here for dinner after a few ppl suggested it. We walk in and right off the bat, the staff was rude. We’re asked a drink order and the bf asked what do they have for diet drinks. The server says Pepsi products. Diet Dr. Pepper? No. Diet Mt. Dew? No. Just Diet Pepsi. I’ll take a water. And she walks off.
The buffet was not stocked at all. I was thinking, maybe they didn’t have time to fill it again and it just got low. 10mins later, still no new food. Ok. Sooo.. . Ok. Bf tries the Habachi. The cook was VERY RUDE! My bf asked for extra garlic and the guy screamed WHAT?! and bf said it again and the guy never confirmed if he heard him or not. It just wasn’t good food. Wasn’t good atmosphere. I was very unhappy here.

If I could put no stars I would. I food was awful and the place was dirty. I have never wanted to just walk out of a restaurant so badly. My food smelled like cat pee, it was cold and you could tell it had been sitting out for hours. It was only two of us eating and was $ 25. I wouldn’t mind paying $ 25 if it would have been clean and good food. I will never go back and I hope they get shut down before someone gets sick.

Pretty much your cookie cutter Chinese buffet experience. Lots of different options, but the same options you see everywhere. The dinner special prime rib was underwhelming, but keep in mind where you are at. Highlight of the night was the dessert/​ice cream options. Nothing food wise was a standout, but then again I didn’t expect it to be.

Don’t waste your money. We used to really enjoy this restaurant, but the quality has greatly deteriorated. The wall was filthy and the «sushi bar» literally had two plates with a total of four pieces.

My favorite here is Peanut Chicken and Jalapeño Chicken. Along with Chinese food they also serve cheese sticks, garlic breadbread and Prime Rib on the evening bar

I like going here because the things I like I know will be out. I would rather eat here than a fast food place but it isn’t suitable for a nice dinner. They seem to keep cutting corners the more time goes on.

My husband and I ate here once after moving to Fort Wayne. This was the worst dining experince we have had. The food was cold and the place looked dirty. With some of the items, I couldn’t tell what kind of meat it was. Nothing seemed to taste like I had expected. The fried dishes were nothing but grease, and the vegteble dishes had no taste. I will not be coming back here.

Its good but I had better. Wish there were more choices. Love the desserts tho. Ok environment; big enough for a small party nothing more. All in all good experience.

Chinese food at it’s best… fried and yummy!

The sushi elections are better than the Great Wall I near by the Jefferson Pointe Mall. However, the food variety on the steam table, I vote the Great Wall I has the best hot food. I think it is all depends on what you prefer for the main dinner.

I go to this place about once a week. They have many choices of dishes, and have recently added a couple of «American» dishes: roast beef and ham. Both are baked and nicely done. The roast beef is, in its center, slightly rare… just the way I like it.
They have some of my other favorite dishes: fried frog’s legs, sweet glazed shrimp, long green beans, jalapeño chicken (another recent addition), beef & broccoli, steamed salmon, various rolled sushi (I know, these are actually «Japanese»), and steamed snow crab legs (only on Friday Saturday, and Sunday nights). There are pots of hot & sour soup (I add a dash of chili oil from a pot near the Mongolian BBQ section to spice it up), as well as egg drop soup and chicken broth (for you to drop the cooked wontons into). The Mongolian Grill has a good selection of raw ingredients (chicken, beef, pork, shrimp, cabbage, bean sprouts, onions, peppers & sauces) for you to pile up and give to the chef to stir fry together.
For dessert, there’s ice cream of various flavors for you to scoop, as well as cakes, cookies, pudding, cheesecake (another new addition), and various fresh cut-​up fruit (melons, bananas, oranges, pineapple, canned peaches & pears, grapes).
I grew up in San Francisco, and I really miss the good, cheap, plentiful Chinese food there. This is sorta a good substitute, since most of the dishes are fairly authentic. It’s about as good as it gets in the Midwest.
Local residents receiving the «Mad Money» coupon books in the mail, and the coupon section of the local paper can get $ 0.50 off lunch and $ 1.00 off dinner coupons (one coupon applies to all people in a party!). Lunches (11am — 4pm, Mon-​Sat) are $ 6.39 a person and dinners (after 4pm Mon-​Thurs, Fri-​Sat) are $ 8.79 per person. All day Sunday is considered «Dinner». Takeout is sold by the pound: Lunch=$ 3.49/lb, Dinner=$ 4.49/lb, Sushi=$ 5.99/lb.
***NEW*** I just went there today (2÷12÷11), and they made it so you need to order the sushi at your table. Lots more choices, and there’s no extra charge! You can order as much as you want, but make sure you eat it all, because their menu says: «We charge for wastefulness». Try the «Crispy Salmon Skin roll» and the «Eel & Avocado roll».
(Added 4÷10÷11): I know, some of you are thinking: «Ewww, raw fish!» Most of their sushi selections are made of COOKED fish. The only raw fish items are the A5. Tuna (Maguro) and A4. Red Snapper (Tal). The eel is very delicious, and comes with a nicely sweet sauce on it.
Plenty of food, good place to «top off the tank» quickly at a reasonable price. (Oh, they do sell take-​out by the pound.)

Its spacious and good for big groups of people. They have a large selection to eat from but not all traditional chinese food. The snow crabs are small.

I have been here quite a few times because it is close to my house. It is not fancy (although the interior is attractive), and you can’t understand the servers :) but I don’t care. When I want to eat quickly and have a hankerin’ for Chinese food, I come here because everyone can get what they want. We have always been seated promptly and asked what we would like to drink — refills are free. Even though they have a ton of offereings, I am a picky eater, so I usually stick to the egg drop soup and chicken entrees. Oh — the green beans are awesome. The food I have had has always tasted good and been hot (or at least warm enough). They have all the usual Chinese offerings, plus some American offereings, and a stir fry grill in the back, where you can have them stir fry whatever you want. I have not tried that yet, but I should. Like Kurt D. said, it isn’t «special» — but it is a good variety of Chinese food that tastes good and alot of it. My kinda place.

Nothing special. Just your typical Chinese buffet with average food. I think the other location is better.