Hong Kong Restaurant — Restaurant in Berea

I always that that Chinese buffet were only a dine in or weigh in buffet food only and never attempted to go here. Finally the other day I was desperate so I called and found out they offer order off a menu!!! So anyone for who might be as illiterare as me, you don't have to weigh food from the buffet.

This food for real was wayyyy different than any other Chinese place I've had before! Basically, every Chinese you have had before you'll realize was very bland because the food here has a way better flavor and is how all Chinese food should taste. It's the same familiar offerings but they season it perfectly or something it's so much better. You'll say the same thing trust me and probably never go anywhere else.

So the food isn't even why I wanted to review. Tonight I thought the store was closed cause I checked Google and I had to drive by there going home and I saw the open sign on and stopped to check and saw they close at 10 or 11. It was 9:53 and I called to be considerate and they were like yes of course and invited me in to order. They were very engaging and nice to me and talking the whole time and it felt so welcoming that no one employee was upset to have to turn around and cook then clean up again after they were finished for the night. They had no knowledge of what I might order so while yes it's a business, one person isn't bringing a huge profit, and they didn't have to stay late and wanted to. I just really wanted to brag cause I still can't believe it.

I hope this will help you decide to eat here! You'll thank me later you...

On our way back from Tennessee, the kids were craving Chinese food, and after a quick Google search, we found the only spot along the highway that didn't require much of a detour. We were traveling with about 20 people, five families in total, so we decided to give it a try.

Now, let's just say the ambiance wasn’t exactly setting the mood—it had a weird smell that didn’t quite scream "welcome." They offered both buffet and à la carte options, with the buffet priced at $10 and lunch specials starting at $7.99, plus an extra dollar for soup on the à la carte menu. The food spread? It was decent, offering a good variety of salads, starters, main courses, and desserts. But the taste? Well, if you're a fan of Blandville, you'll feel right at home.

The staff? Let's just say they were a little on the rude side—maybe passive-aggressive, maybe just aggressively passive—but since we were all starving, we didn't let it bother us too much. A couple of things they could improve on: better lighting, a fresher smell, and perhaps staff who are a tad more...

If you’re looking for a Chinese buffet with a good selection of food items this is your spot. You can stop in right off of interstate I-75 down from the gas stations and have a good meal if you’re in the mood for Chinese. The staff is very friendly and very efficient when it comes to rotating the food on the buffet bar. The food is cooked to perfection and has a variety of different options from sushi to sesame chicken. The atmosphere is nice and serene with soft music playing along with bird sounds with low lighting to give you a candlelight dinner feel. The only issue I had with my recent visit was that a few items seemed to be a bit over cooked such as the seafood casserole. And the buffet lacked labels to indicate what kind of food is in each designated spot on the buffet bar. Overall, I enjoyed myself here and will...