I cross the river and go to this place for Chinese. The food is hit or miss and the atmosphere is pretty sketchy. The price is great and there is a pretty big selection. If you are coming experience fine cuisine then this isn't the place for you. If you want to shovel as much terrible food in you as you can for $7 then this place hits the spot.
Review Source:While the hostess and the waitress were both friendly and attentive, the food leaves A LOT to be desired. Â I love Hot & Sour soup, but I've never had such a strange version before-no meat, no egg, no mushrooms, no tofu-just carrots and celery (REALLY?) in a sour broth-bleh! Â The fried rice had virtually no vegetables, the sesame chicken had no sesame seeds, and the sweet tea was both bitter and not sweet. Â Sorry, I won't be making a return trip.
Review Source:There was a time when this place wasn't too bad. It was never great but it dished up respectable food for under $6 pp.
In the last year or so though it has deteriorated badly, to the point where - following my last disappointing experience - I can't see myself ever eating there again.
The owners must be buying ever cheaper cuts of meat hoping that customers won't notice the difference if they smother them in batter and greasy/sloppy sauces. The veggie selection - what little there is - all looks limp and tastes of nothing, and the rice (surely a Chinese restaurant should know how to cook rice?) was akin to wallpaper paste.
If that wasn't bad enough they still allow smoking at the back of the restaurant. The smell of that alone should be enough to turn many people away and force them to find a much better alternative.
Where's the only buffet that is so unappetizing that even a pregnant woman won't go back for seconds? That would be Hong Kong Grand Buffet. Situated in the Newport Shopping Center, this mediocre Chinese buffet offers up low quality Asian dishes like crab Rangoon (didn't see anything that resembled crab meat), lo mein, beef with broccoli, sweet and sour chicken, and more. Each offering looked like it had been drying out in the hot bar for hours and none of the entrees were very well stocked.
After my first horrible experience, I went back with a friend, who thought maybe our first meal there was just a one-off thing. Nope, that's pretty much Hong Kong Grand Buffet's standard--cheap, barely edible food with miserable atmosphere.
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