8 Best Chinese Restaurants in Buena Park

“This is one of my favorite Mala Tang chain spots. I usually go to Chinese Mala Tang places in the San Gabriel Valley, so I was really surprised at how tasty this Korean-style Malatang is. It’s set up like a buffet — you pick your own ingredients from the bar, including different types of noodles. Everything is fresh, and they restock the bar often. They also have a self serve sauce station so you can mix your own perfect dipping sauce for your bowl.

I really love the potato noodles — they taste so cute and have that chewy boba like texture. The staff is super friendly, and it only takes about 10 minutes for them to cook your customized Malatang. They also have other dishes on the menu, and you should definitely try them. My favorite is the Guobaorou — crispy fried pork sirloin with a sweet and sour sauce. The flavor is very unique and totally different from the regular sweet & sour pork you see elsewhere. A must-try!

Quick tips:
Pixiu Mala Hongtang is on the 2nd floor inside The Source OC entertainment center. There is plenty of parking available. This place is very vegetarian friendly with lots of veggie options. Just note: the ingredient bar only has beef and lamb for meat selections.“

“Authentic and delicious! Be prepared-portions are very big! We loved every mouthful!“

“Great first-time dining experience at Fei Xiang Gong Buena Park. If you wanted an alternative to the typical kbbq, I would definitely recommend checking out this place. Our personal faves were the different kebab skewers. Service was a stand-out as well. Our servers were all friendly and helpful.“

“I gave Panda Express a second chance today with my dining plan and the portions are much than the last time I was there in April when I first started using the dining plan and used it towards Panda Express in this location the first time was disappointing and the second chance was a much better experience“

“Dietary restrictions: Hay mariscos y huevos para los alérgicos no lo recomiendo

Kid-friendliness: Se aceptan niños menos de 2 comen gratis y de 3 años se les cobra $3.99 por niño

Wheelchair accessibility: Si hay accesibilidad.“

“I love this place! I usually go for jjangmyun either regular or spicy and it's always consistent but unfortunately service, usually it is great but it's not consistent where one time the cashier is smiling and suggesting other items but sometimes I can sense the cashier wants me to rush and decide when there was no one behind me. So overall I like this place, also just a teeny suggestions if I may add is if they can have some sort of kimchi either with regular cabbage or Napa cabbage. ☺️“

“House of Joy Heung Rae Gak in Buena Park is hands down my favorite spot for Korean/Chinese food. The service is always amazing and makes you feel welcome from the moment you walk in. Every dish I’ve tried is absolutely delicious, full of flavor, and cooked to perfection. The best part is that it won’t break the bank. Seriously, this place hits all the marks for great food, great service, and a great price. Highly recommend it to anyone craving amazing Korean/Chinese dishes!“

“Our hiking group came early in the morning. The food was good. The place is clean, but all the ice cream buckets were already empty!!“