china buffet 2 — Restaurant in Meridian

The General TSO chicken and Sesame chicken was obviously spoiled. Since I am on a new medicine, I thought it might have just been my sense of taste, so I asked my wife to taste it. She immediately spit it into a napkin and told me it was definitely spoiled. She smelled the Sesame chicken on my plate and said it too was rotten. I told my server (who was very nice) about it and she went and got Crystal (owner or manager). Ms. Crystal refused to smell the food and told me they had been serving it all day. I just said okay, not wanting to make a scene. I handed our server 4 dollars, thanked her then paid our bill for $26.92. As we were leaving,we saw them pulling trays out of the buffet. There was 2 other couples in the parking lot (one had 2 children with them) talking about the bad smell of the food. I am now just hoping I don't get sick from this nightmare. Believe me when I say, I will...

This place was just terrible. Me and my friends went here after church today and let me just tell you some things that happened. First off, the food was ice cold and very very old. The water tasted like pool water and the staff was very unprofessional. Then we saw a little Chinese boy running out of the kitchen with a bloody nose saying he saw a ghost. After that a guy dressed as a CLOWN came in looking for his wife. Then a guy next to us threw up everywhere. So I decided to use the restroom, when I walked in a women dressed as a clown was giving herself an abortion on the floor. I started to leave and so did my friends (some being African American). They manager said we couldn’t leave and asked us if we ever seen the movie “Get Out”. We left the restaurant and will not be going back. (And the...

Great food. Great atmosphere. COVID-conscious.

My only issue was that our waitress only asked us once if we wanted refills. She asked when our cups were just over half full, so we didn't want them then. We stayed quite a while and enjoyed the company and the food. The waitress did pick up our empty plates periodically, but it was evident that after we were there a while, she felt like we should be "leaving any minute" so she stopped checking on us and she never asked again if we needed refills even after our cups were empty.

Finally, I had to flag her down to ask for the refills and she dryly and expectantly asked, "You want to-go drinks?"... if it hadn't been for my daughters actually wanting the drinks, I would have just told her never mind and left. It was a bad way to end an otherwise...