New China Buffet — Restaurant in Princeton

Okay size size dishes for the carry out buffet but I I think since the colder things started they don't already doing that anymore Wait I think docs their value to me anyway because now everything that you order is extremely expensive and it's half rice when you get your order For If I had to choose between close Chinese restaurant that I know of around Princeton elk river or Monticello and I would definitely choose Monticello Because there buffet Has the crab legs and a huge buffet and the restaurant's really nice Compared to friend send they don't even have the carry out the Fe anymore and it's really tiny and they only have like 2 main dishes for options I like on the buffet and now they don't do carry out anymore at Chinese restaurant and Princeton. So you pay at home and away go to order from their many use 1/2 of what you order is rights I just spent 60 bucks couple weeks ago there and I was actually pretty disappointed Only because of how much money I spent hen it looked like a lot of food till we open it as like everything is like half rice's pre disappointing...

We stopped by on our way through town. It was much smaller than expected but I love the fact that its in an historical building. Lots of character. The ONE lady working up front was doing an amazing job taking care of tables, to go orders and keeping the buffet filled. Eventually one of the guys in back came to help bus some tables; appearing that there is great team work there! Awesome! We were amazed at the price when the bill came. GREAT DEAL. We would definitely stop again when we get down that way next. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that some of the food had been dumped into the new pan a few too many times and there was super old dried up shrimp mixed with fresher stuff and after a few bites of very tasty rice I ended up with a lot of hard, unchewable, old rice. Not that big of a deal since the best dishes are the meats...

Nice little place with decent food, and if the selection isn't very large, it includes everything you expect. Everything tasted good, even if nothing was mindblowing or surprising.

The restaurant itself is dated, many of the booths have tears in them with poorly done temporary repairs, and this was very obviously a different restaurant in a past life, the Chinese decor clashes heavily with the stained-glass booths and the brass light fixtures. But the food is good, everything was hot, obviously freshly made, and I saw the kitchen bring out refills on multiple items during our short stay. In my experience, fresh food is the single best thing a buffet can do for it's customers, and New China does...