China One — Restaurant in Sophia

Below average Chinese buffet. Was a little disappointed the food wasn't warmer considering the time of day & the fact that they were really busy. The beef & broccoli got mixed with the chicken & broccoli & vice versa. I did a double take when I realized the mixed up the dishes on two separate bars. We were not offered refills & had to wait to have our table cleaned. The guy cleaning it stopped to wipe the seat then went back to wiping the table. I would prefer driving 30 minutes away to another local resteraunt over returning here. My mom goes here because they have fried green beans. I would stay away from here because they put cheese in their corn fritters & I'm lactose intolerant. Usually Chinese food is safe for me as long as I stay away from the wontons. I started with a 3 star rating but changed that & added the first word after realizing the negatives in my experience. It is a shame were so accustomed to concidering low levels of quality &...

This is one of the best kept secrets of this small town, the Buffett bar was loaded with dishes of Chinese cuisine that you wont find at others, the peanutbutter chicken was so delicious. The crab raggons were the best I have ever had. The wait staff very friendly and helpful. There was even live entertainment, the owner played the piano for his guest, and he dose requests also.i have dined in Chinese restaurants from coast to coast, by far this establishment appears to be the best of all, and drinks and lunch for 2 was about the same as for a combo meal in fast food. But here you eat off a plate, the food is fresh and hot.the only draw back I had with the restraunt was I got full before I could try it all.this is a must try restaurant, I give them both thumbs up on...

Shirley and the entire family, plus other employees, are always welcoming and friendly. The main food is delicious and consistent with traditional Chinese-American food and American food available on self-service bars. There are two additional bars, including a salad bar and a dessert bar. It is always clean, and they seat people the moment they arrive, given that seating is available. It is handicap friendly. I ride an electric scooter from my auto to inside China One and around from my seat to the food bar and to anywhere else I have to go. Depending on the day and time of day you go, there are many small, owner-operated shops on the same extra wide sidewalk...