Happy China

Typical Chinese buffet — $ 20.97 for two on a Saturday night. Not great– but not bad either. Nice atmosphere. Clean bathrooms. Friendly staff. Decent variety and fairly fresh. There is a hibachi if you are into that sort of thing. I didn’t try the sushi– but there were about 7 types.

I’m sorry but this restaurant’s food is an insult to China! The buffet has lots on it but it is all sloppily made and mass produced. The lo mein is spaghetti noodles. The chow mei fun tastes like cinnamon and is crunchy. The fried rice is straight up Spanish rice usually seen with Mexican food. Their chicken and broccoli was bland. Their pepper steak was alright. The hot and sour and wonton soups were watery. Don’t even THINK about going for their sushi. It looks old and tastes like it’s been sitting in a convenience store refrigerator! The staff is dismissive and lazy. They seem more concerned with chatting in their own section of the restaurant than keeping up on tables. Plus one of them had a very loudly shrieking child with them the whole time and I can see on others’ faces I wasn’t the only customer this annoyed. If I didn’t have to pay for this, I wouldn’t! Avoid at all costs! There are much better buffets nearby.

food is good! we enjoy it !
like general chicken. pineapple chicken and blachpaper chicken .etc …
all is my favorite ! we love it.

we like to go there. because it is not only good food .they also have a nice wait staff ! @ :). very nice !

I had my dinner at happy china .on Monday
It’s delicious .
We like chicken wings .hot and sour soup. Chicken in foil .Mei fun. A lot of choise …

If you like or want fresh food don’t come here. I ordered delivery and ordered sweet and sour chicken. And if you know what cold left over chicken taste like then you know that distinctive tastes is not what you would pay for if it’s not
coming out your fridge of leftovers. I called and of course, they only offered credit and wanted to haggle my claim over a studdard neverous asain accent (non Indian lol). Don’t GO! Food is terrible.

Nice big selection of Chinese buffet items. Susie rolls and Hibachi. I was impressed with the selection seeing the outside was so small. Very nice staff. I am picky and I would recommend it.

The food was good. A small selection of food but what they have is tasty. We paid $ 8.50 per person for the dinner buffet. They have a small selection of sushi rolls but they were good. They also have ice cream (not fro-​yo) which was really yummy.

We have lived in Warner Robins for just about a year and have tried several Chinese restaurants and have up until this point been very disappointed. Until now. We have, at long last found our Chinese hotspot! The food was fresh and hot and did not taste like it was sitting on the buffet for hours. Our drinks were refilled promptly and the prices were reasonable. I could not find any white rice but got so full on the other items I did not ask about it. Also my fortune cookie had no fortune in it, but that is not the restaurants fault. We will definitely be back!

The wait time for my carry-​out was pretty quick at about 10 minutes and while they were extremely busy. I entertained myself watching the man prepare the sushi. The rice and meat was both flavorful and fresh tasting, broccoli also fresh. The lunch also included a eggroll also full of flavor and the extra springrolls I ordered also were great. A great chinese meal in my opinion has to have a great fortune cookie, and their is the tops in town.

Went here because they had buffet. Not the best experience. The food was below par on the taste. They had empty trays or half empty trays of food. The lighting is so dim it makes the place seem kinda yucky. I probably will not go again

My review is solely for their carryout service as I don’t do buffets as a general rule of thumb.
This is an awesome place to get some carryout chinese food in the WR area. The prices are fair, the portions ample, and the taste overall was really good. I had two types of fried rice, wings, rangoon, sweet and sour chicken, and chicken and shrimp stir fry. Everything but the chicken and shrimp was stellar. The only beef with the chicken and shrimp was the brown sauce was overly salty. Other than that this place really made my day. We fed 4 people what would last two days for under $ 40 I was really impressed.

I used to come to this place often to get full lunch in after a busy morning. However, this place always leaves me feeling a gross afterwards. I think it has much to do with what they cook the food in. Low grade oils and everything cooked in the same woks. I can now tell there is a huge difference in the taste of food from here vs. other take out chinese places. They have a hibachi bar here, but again, food tastes bad cooked on a grill they never really clean. The service is good and folks are friendly. Price is on par with Chinese buffets, but not worth it for the food quality. Sadly, this is the only big chinese buffet on Russell. But I just can’t bring myself to eat here anymore.

I’ve been here for both lunch and dinner a couple times and have always been very pleased with the selection and quality of the buffet.
I must say that this is the least expensive Chinese buffet I have ever been to. Only $ 8.50 for dinner is a HUGE bargain!!!
Everything always seems fresh and hot! All the green vegetables are still green! Always a plus; I hate it when the broccoli, beans etc, are some dull color, only reminiscent of the once green color they used to have.
Anyway, for a Chinese buffet, this is pretty good.
All the standard fare.
Stop by and give it a try… wont be disappointed, nor leave hungry!

Happy China is my family’s favorite resturant. When we go on vacation it is the first place we go when we get home. Spring rolls are GREAT, lo mein and chicken and brocolli is excellent. My husband loves the chicken on a stick (as he calls it). Each of us have our favorites. My son had his graduation party at Happy China. Great Prices, Clean, and Delicious!

This is probably the cheapest, most enjoyable chinese buffet you can get in this stinky little one horse town. The food isn’t perfection, but it scratches your itch if you’re in the mood for it, and unlike some places, you’re not paying top dollar for sub par food.
In fact, Angry China (as I’ve heard more than a few people call it), is where I go maybe once every month and a half on a lunch break from work or if I have people in town, you just want something cheap and good in buffet form. I have to stress the buffet aspect of this, because this town has a lot of Chinese buffets. And just about all of them are pure crap. The employees here are nice, if slightly incommunicative at times in that way that can only be attributed to a language barrier, and you’re not going to pay more than $ 6 for your lunch.
(Although, if you have a thing against buffets, I understand you completely. It’s a dangerous thing, selecting food that’s obviously been sitting around for a while and has every opportunity to be spit on, drooled on, or just generally have another person’s bodily juices potentially available to leak into. I understand you completely. It’s a gamble. Fortunately, the Angry China does have some of their staff kind of hover around the buffet bars just to keep an eye on the patronage and make sure they don’t try to do something improper to the food.)
Also, in my book of highlights, the décor on the interior is vague cruise ship dining room-​ish. Very soothy, especially when you add in the lush, soothing harp muzak that’s always floating into your ears.
Also, on a light side note, they have a very nice bathroom facility on the premises because, as the overly helpful waitress told me, people take a lot of craps there.