11 Best Chinese Restaurants in Grand Island

“Excellent food! We’re thankful to find exquisite local authentic Asian cuisine.“

“Small but pleasant place. The buffet is not very extensive but it has good options and above all good flavor. The letter is extensive. The service is pleasant and friendly, affordable prices and many options around the place for shopping. You also have the option of picking up your order from the car. Recommendable.

Parking: Enough parking space.“

“We have ate here multiple times. The food is so fresh with wonderful flavors. The service is excellent. The staff is so friendly, curious and gives wonderful recommendations. They have a wonderful restaurant, we will be returning frequently. We had the vermicelli noodle bowl, crispy noodles and we may have devoured the spring rolls before I got a picture.“

“I really like Chinese, and with the cold weather right now, I don't much feel up to a buffet at a restaurant. I came to shop anyway, so got a plate of the $9.99 Chef's Special which was 2 entrees, 2 appetizers and choice of rice. Very good. Very tasty.“

“the food was great and our waiter, Gaven, was terrific!!“

“Todos sus platos son sabrosos ,al punto ...variados y cuando uno recibe delivery son abundantes y frecos... Los recibe en tiempo...“

“Wonderful food, great flavor, polite staff, and affordable. Clean establishment all around. Would recommend.“

“staff is always friendly food is top notch not sure how long they've been open it never disappoints“

“The food was good. It was a clean restaurant and restroom.
I would say to not get the rice bowl. I thought I was saving some money by getting a rice bowl but I should've just gotten the meal with two mains. For a couple of dollars more I'd have gotten way more food and had enough for a lunch/dinner another time. Better deal.“

“We love the selection available on the buffet. The seafood is always good! Great salads and desserts too!“

“As with all of the buffets in Grand Island, you expect mediocre food, and as long at it's hot, that's good enough. Typically, this place keeps the food hot. The egg drop soup is excellent.

That said... You don't expect the big screen TV right in front of your face to be showing hunters killing, disemboweling, skinning, and cooking various animals, such as orangutans. Not just an overview either, the close ups of the face of the deceased animal, organs being pulled out, a zooming in of the inside of the spread out rib cage... Seriously, no one wants to watch that while they eat. I'd have loved to have just looked away, but when it's right there, the movement catches the eye. Maybe choose more neutral things to show in the dining area?“