14 Best Chinese Restaurants in Buena Park

“Delicious pay-per-pound hot pot at The Source! The service was really good. Our waitress kept checking up on us and our kids. The restaurant is spacious and very clean. They have one area where you grab your bowl and load up with all the ingredients you'd like. They even have a scale for you to check the weight in case you are trying not to order too much. They basically have everything you would want at a pay-per-pound hot pot. Actually they have items I had never seen before. I didn't take a picture to type down the name but they were fun ingredients that even my kids loved.

Their sauce selection is decent too. The only thing they didn't have here was sacha sauce but this is a Korean style restaurant. I can't expect them to have it lol. Overall, definitely would come back the next time I'm at the Source!“

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

“The 3 of us came here for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. We were the first customers buy soon after several others followed suit. The restaurant is clean, it is a Korean Chinese grill. You get the skewers with Chinese flavors accompanied with Korean banchan side dishes. We definitely enjoyed the beef knuckles, which is different from the beef tendon apparently. The lamb skewers are well seasoned however we like the beef skewers a bit better. The chicken knee is good, it takes a bit longer to cook. The king oyster mushrooms is not bad. Skip the squid. BTW the salad is really fresh with excellent dressing and it's refillable.“

“Delicious Food 🥘 ♥️nice and clean place🎉“

“We love coming to this Panda Express. They move people through the line very quickly. The food is always hot, everything looks delicious, and it smells amazing as soon as you walk in. They have two employees assigned to clean the tables and sweep the floors to keep the place very clean. They empty the trash regularly. You can definitely add it into your list of things to do when you visit Knott's Berry Farm.“

“I like the Mongolian every time--add fresh cilantro AFTER he sautees my mound of protein & veggies (I never add noodles).
Then I try a little of the hot foods, drink/eat the soup.
Finish off with cut fruits. Skip on the desserts.
Great value, every time.
*I avoid the sushi bar (in general at buffets).
*And I never drink while eating, for more food intake, better digestion and value. Y.A.W.
Bon apetite!“

“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. ☺️“

“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!!“

“Had the Jampbong and jjajang myeon here and it was definitely what I needed today. Food was served quick and fresh.
Service was great. The staff was quick, attentative, and respectful.
The atmosphere is welcoming, with a lot of families and their kids coming to eat.
Would definitely go again“

“If you like Korean-based Chinese food this place is definitely one of the best in the area. If you have a big appetite, this place will fill you up. If you have about $16 dollars and don't have a big appetite but want to share a plate with a friend, this place is it. The food court atmosphere in the market is casual and comfy. I had a seafood noodle (gigantic) bowl. The portion was really big. The noodle texture was great. Broth was great.“

“I got the food to go, but I don’t think it’s a good idea. If you’re only 2-3 minutes from the store, it’s okay, but especially noodle dishes get soggy and hard to eat.

To revive the noodles, rinse them with hot water and then pour the broth over them. That’s it!

I revisited this place after a long time. They serve Korean-style Jjamppong in a huge bowl. Since it’s inside HanNam Chain Market, there’s not much atmosphere to mention, but the food quality is just as good as other places, and the prices are about $2-3 cheaper. The other Korean-style Chinese dishes are also delicious. It’s a perfect spot to grab a bite after shopping at the market when you’re feeling a bit hungry.“

“Good food Good staff Good owner what more do you want !“

“​The crew at this Buena Park location moves like a well-oiled machine, keeping the lines flying even during the peak rush. The Orange Chicken is consistently crispy, the Beijing Beef packs the perfect kick, and they actually ensure the chow mein to cabbage ratio is exactly what you want. It’s easily one of the most efficient, fresh, and reliable locations around—my only minor grievance is that the fortune cookies still can't predict the stock market.
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“You can't go wrong with the Panda Express. I usually go for a quick meal on the go. I feel like it's a healthier option to other types of fast foods. I actually had a kiddie plate and it was just right! They always have a nice selection.“