China House

I stopped in to grab a bite around 2:00 p.m. The restaurant was a bit on the dirty side. Food on the floor, dirty ceiling vents, dirty Windows and coverings over the windows appear dusty/dirty. The toilet in the men's room was clogged and full. The cream cheese wontons had no cream cheese. All of the other entrees were good and service was good.

Very small not suitable for walker or wheel chair.16$ person buffet and tea. Children under teenage age busing tables seating.cash register. Good variety and clean but cold food

I ordered dinner for 2 to go. Prices seem a bit high (but I'm still comparing restaurant prices to what I remember of pre-pandemic prices, 6 years ago). Food is okay, standard Americanized Chinese. The day I went, the egg rolls seemed oily, as if they hadn't been thoroughly drained. The wonton soup was okay; I thought the wonton wrappers were a bit overcooked and mushy, but spouse said they were fine. Kung pao chicken was good. The white rice was perfect.

Some of the buffet food was dry looking. The coconut chicken was very good. The teriyaki chicken was good. Although, the booths were very tight spaces. They really need to invest in renovations asap.

One of the best Chinese buffets I've ever been to. The usual items on the buffet, but none of it was dry or stale. Everything was top notch and tasted great. Service was quick on the refills and removing dirty plates, even during the lunch rush. The overall place was very clean and presentable. Unique decor and wall decorations set it apart from other restaurants. Reasonably priced as well, only about 2/3 of what most others charge. For my girlfriend and I, it only cost $24 for 2 buffets and 2 drinks (free refills of course).