New China Buffet

It's been months since we last came to this restaurant. Our last experience where we had to throw out much of our take out order because it was way too spicy hot discouraged us from wanting to go here. Last week after my dental hygiene appointment close by made me want to give them another chance.I placed a small to go order in case the extra spicey cook was working. I ordered two large hot large hot & sour soup, a large egg Foo Yung, and a large pork lo mein. My husband and I ate one hot & sour soup and split the egg Foo Yung for dinner. Yay, we throughly enjoyed our meal and it had just the perfect kick of spice. We had the second soup and some of the pork lo mein the next day along with some warmed up leftover chicken.Delicious! We had two very enjoyable dinners and some lo mein left to supplement another meal. We have put China Buffet back on our list of restaurants to enjoy. The fifth star is lacking because they have raised their prices considerably as if they were an elegant restaurant. It's a little pricey for a casual dining experience.

Food was tasty but some of it was not warm enough. The service was great and the ambiance was good

Definitely the better of the two Chinese buffets in Frankfort. We will drive across town to eat here. Lots of options, food is usually fresh and hot. Never noticed anything gross or unclean. The koi pond is kinda fun, bring a quarter so you or the kids can feed the fishies after dinner!

As always my ratings take in consideration food received for price paid. Anytime I go to any type of Asain Buffet, I don't expect fine dining nor white line tablecloths. At China Buffet, the food offerings are so numerous, if you can't find something you like, you're not trying. And all these selections for $5.99 at lunch. We first ate at China Buffet years ago when my daughter and her family lived near Frankfort. We intentionally stopped there for lunch on our way home from Lexington today. I know of no other place you can select from so many choices of food for $5.99 at lunch. Dinner is a dollar or two higher. My personal favorites are: Hot and Sour soup, General Tso Chicken, Crab Rangoon and Coconut Chicken. These represent a very small fraction of what's available. I would pay the $5.99 for just my favorites! I've paid a whole lot more, very recently, for worse food. When I read some of the poor reviews, I'm really surprised and wonder what these people expect from a low cost buffet.

Went there with my sister on 12/4/17. There was hardly anyone else in the place. ALL the food was cold and overcooked. Chicken Teriyaki tasted 2 days old, and the Crab Rangoon was beyond description. All the food was awful. In fact, the only good things I can say about this are (a) they have good paper napkins, and (b) they have good Dr. Pepper. And here's a thought--why not hire waitresses who have a personality? We were never checked for fill-ups and our table was never cleared. Only one of two places where I did not leave a tip. Have no plans of returning.

This is your typical Chinese restaurant. You simply can't beat it for the price, you can either go to a fast food burger joint for $8 for a #1 or enjoy a buffet. The food was fresh, place was clean, and lots of food choices.

- Disclaimer:I must admit that I was drawn to this restaurant to challenge bold claims such as "Best Chinese Buffet!" and "I Tell Everyone to Eat Here!"I stand here today humbled by the fact everyone associated with this establishment (Front to Back End) should be very proud of their work, and the constant 5-star ratings you see here are well earned.- Overview:Mostly traditional dishes, and the creative liberties that aren't your typical "take-out style platters" are nothing short of masterpieces. Customary American/Chinese Buffet atmosphere, which is a nostalgic itch of mine. Very clean, despite the stigma of buffet's typically not being the most sanitary of organizations. Very attentive staff for seating and drink refills. My visit was on a Thursday morning, with light foot traffic, and a respectable $10.50 bill. (Dinner/Weekends may vary from this.)- Food Review:Pepsi Products (Fountain) - Refreshing soda syrup to carbonated water balance.Fried Rice - El dente texture, onions were sliced thicker than traditional, but were prepared to offer a sweet parity to the dish.Teriyaki Chicken - Well seasoned, sliced, and sweet with great texture. Green peppers and sweet onions made for a well-balanced dish. (So good, forgot I was writing a review and got seconds.)General Tso's Chicken - Tasted strongly of sweet and sour sauce. The texture was dry, sauce seems to remove the fact that the chicken was fried.Roasted Potatoes - Savory, perfectly cooked, but lacking salt. This was not really a problem as shakers are provided at the table.Egg Rolls - Traditional, but in the best way. Could eat 100 if my stomach were big enough. (Seriously *Chef's Kiss*)Tiny Chicken Pieces - Very tender, well-seasoned smoky flavor. Perfect! (Wanted to lift the whole tray-warmer and bring it back to my table.)Crab Rangoon- Traditional: 95% cream cheese 5% crab.Steamed Rice - Perfect texture Jasmine style. Ample sized rice cooker for those like me that prefer it.Hawaiian Chicken - This was a first for me. Perfectly cooked chicken thighs with orange glaze and pineapple. Glaze was savory and sweet, but not overly (which I was afraid of)Sushi - Spicy Crab and California Roll: Fresh and traditional with good presentation.Irony:Fortune Cookie Reads - "You become known for your generosity."5 out of 5 - Highly Recommend!

Went in today and the server would not refill our drinks. The person in front of us Didn't tip so she was hounding me to give her one and entering my personal space making sure to watch as I tip her. Hope she enjoys her dollar, I'm never coming back.

Post Covi-19, over priced for subpar food. Averse buffet price is $11.99 plus drink. Weekends are higher. the only reason I gave 5 stars is so people can see it.

Save your time and money. Ordered to go in hopes of getting hot fresh food, not buffet food. Orange chicken was fried thigh meat chicken from the buffet like general tsos, tossed in very very little orange sauce. It was dry and tough. Inedible. Lo mein with pork: also dry. I needed some red sweet and sour or something but I didnt ask for any. Vegetable fried rice: tasteless and lukewarm. $23 wasted.