Mulan’s
790 Elsinger Blvd, Conway, AR, 72032
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Address :
790 Elsinger Blvd
Conway, AR, 72032 - Phone (501) 205-0896
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Specialities
- Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Categories
Chinese Cuisine
The popularity of Chinese food in America can be adjudicated by the appearance of China Town in many major cities in the United State of America. The popular trend of ordering or opting for Chinese take away food isn't unknown in America. Chinese take away food comes to rescue when you're too tired from work or too exhausted to cook. No one can resist the temptation of eating spicy noodles, shrimp, chicken, beef or pork cooked in the sweet and spicy sauce. The cooking method of authentic Chinese food is a lot different compared to what is served in America.
Generally, Chinese use dark meat small bones and organs to cook dishes but this changes when you are eating American-Chinese fusion food prepared using white boneless meat cooked with broccoli, carrots and onions. Back in China, the food is less spicy and oily as they favor steaming and braising method for cooking the most popular dishes. So, if you have a taste for authentic Chinese food, then try finding a real Chinese restaurant in the city. You can also try the most popular fusion Chinese food like Pecking Duck, Chicken Feet, Hot Pot, Shrimp Dumpling Soup, Mapo Tofu, Wontons, Chop Suey, Egg Rolls and not to forget Fortune Cookies.
There are not many restaurants in America serving authentic Chinese food. A little research on Restaurant Listings directory can help you locate the best Chinese restaurants in the city. Chinese cuisine is continuously evolving, and you can find a variety of dishes categorized as the food for lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, vegan, vegetarian, and diabetic friendly. So, if you have a group of friends with different taste patterns, save the hassle and visit the nearest Chinese restaurant in your city.
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Rebecca N.
First and foremost, Leah is the perfect waitress. Just gotta put that out there because she was cute, funny, attentive and prompt. Also just all around cool. She was a step ahead of us at every turn! That being said, the atmosphere is wonderful, much more than I was expecting. The buffet was the best we've found in Conway, hands down. AAAAAAND an ice cream bar with toppings included. And I'm not talkin that sorry soft serve stuff, but real ice creams; good ones too. Plus rainbow sherbet, my very favorite. Needless to say we will be returning!!! (Ps the yelp details say no alcohol but they do serve some beers and sake)
(5)Eric S.
I read all of the reviews and, with the exception of one, most were over a year old and were positive. I do not know if the quality has changed or if folks in the area have not been to a really good Chinese buffet. I had eaten at this place about a year ago and had an overall positive experience, unfortunately today was a complete 180. Had it not been for the excellent service, I would have only given it one star. The food was overcooked and lukewarm at best. I honestly was concerned about food poisoning. To be fair I did not try the sushi, so this review is only related to the items in the buffet lines. I doubt that I will make a repeat visit.
(2)Diane W.
This is a buffet. Went here for supper 7-6-15. Food choices are labeled, replenished quickly, and a good variety. They also have sushi! The tastes are separate (i think at times oriental buffets all taste same) but these flavors were all quite different. The staff is very helpful and nice. I highly recommend this for your oriental good fix!
(5)Cyrilla A.
There is a large variety of food. I've found on too many occasions though that the food was out for too long or something. Doesn't seem very fresh. Maybe that's why we didn't feel to well afterwards! Staff & restaurant is clean and nice though
(3)Gillian R.
This is the best place to go for Chinese buffet food in Conway. They have the largest selection and the atmosphere is nice. Also, they have some hand-dipped ice cream which is always a plus. They do have sushi, which is usually (although not always) very fresh. The ginger and wasabi seem to be left out for quite a while, so I would steer clear of those unless you a new batch being brought out. I would not waste money on drinks (besides beer) here, I think my margarita was 90% sweet and sour. I love the Hot and Sour soup! Lots of fried goodies for those who could care less about calories. A lot of food for a decent price. If you are hungry and craving Chinese, go here!
(4)Natalie A.
From reading some of the reviews, it sounds like there are some misguided complaints our there. You're reviewing a Chinese Buffet, keep it real...and relevant. Like most Chinese Buffets in the area, Mulan's can be a little hit or miss. However, the margin of error is much smaller than most. There is a wide variety of dishes, a hibachi grill, and one choice of sushi available with the buffet. Also, brown, steamed white, and fried rice are available. There is also an ice cream bar with multiple toppings available to those who wish to indulge. The decor and atmosphere really makes it a more likeable place, and feels more like a full service restaurant than a buffet. Helpful staff, clean, and reasonably priced food.
(4)J. W.
More miss than hit. For $8.99 I view this as an all you can eat sushi bar with hot soup and plentiful but bland buffet. Meh! Sushi is fresh but nothing out of the ordinary. You could get comparable at Kroger.
(2)Terry B.
Intresting buffet, food was fresh and obviously well cooked, but there is some growing pains here. Waitress was really busy so instead of explaining the sushi thing we circled what we wanted and than was told, no only one thing per person, ok... than had to go pick it up at the window, ok again but little things like that etc explained make the difference between a 5 star and a 3 star. My prediction is that this place is great alternitive to China Town, cooking seems "lighter" somehow - We'll hope the servers get their feet under them and I'll re review soon
(3)Brandon R.
I think the place was pretty good, definitely better than New China, about the same as China Town. There were some differences I wish to point out: The food on the buffet was very well presented. The buffet was one of the cleanest and most well-stocked as I've seen in the area. This is exceptional considering there was a fairly large crowd for a Thursday evening. There wasn't an extremely large selection, but what was there tasted fine. My two benchmarks for a Chinese buffet, fried rice and General Tso's chicken, were mediocre, but edible. The hibachi chicken and Mulan's pork were wonderful. They also had some less common dishes such as a chicken/spinach/cream cheese roulade and a crab in cream sauce dish. I am not a sushi eater, but my wife enjoyed their sushi. Most buffets that include sushi leave some out on the bar, but this place is different. My wife had to go to the sushi bar and fill out a card with what she wanted. They only let you get one roll at a time. You give the preparer the card, you go sit down, and you have to keep getting up and checking to see if the roll is done because he just leaves it on the counter. When it is done and you go get it, you find you only get 4 pieces to a roll. They let you do this over and over again, however. The hand dipped ice cream was a good departure from most buffets' self-serve soft-serve. When you want ice cream, you approach the freezer or ask your server. They dip it for you, and you can have 1 to 3 scoops. They had about 10 flavors when I went, such as strawberry cheesecake, coffee, spumoni, moose tracks, two vanilla flavors, etc. It looks like it may be Yarnell's. They had several toppings you could put on the ice cream too. There was also a baked cinnamon apple dish that was on the hot bar that they suggested you get and put vanilla ice cream on. Overall, a good value. I think the dinner buffet was $9.25 per person, and drinks were less than $2.
(4)Whitney W.
with all the good reviews I've read here. Sorry to be honesty, but guys! You've never tried the real-good chinese food ever before, right? THis place was awful from the first day they opened, there was flies like 2or 3 of them constantly visiting our table. I couldn't remember about the food clearly but defiantly not good, I did heard from one of my friend recommended this place to me once and I was like "no ,mulan sucks! " Ok, I'm not a hater here, they have good staffs and a very nice boss lady, but when she asked me how's the food taste like , we went silenced... Maybe this place was meant to be for americans only, because as a chinese myself, I would rate it 0 star if I could. the 1 star here was for the people working there.But again, it might have improved from the first and only visit I've made there. However, I will not go back to give it another try.
(1)Thomas R.
Fucking awesome! all you can eat 1 reason right there 2 throw in sushi 3 the sushi was bomb im sold over and over again i love all you can eat sushi and its usually expected to suck when its at a all you can eat china buffet but not this place some sushi places need to get on this level lol loved it and couldnt get enough of it
(5)Elizabeth C.
I was pretty excited when this place opened, since it was going to be a change of pace from the other Chinese buffets around here. I was very impressed with their variety and selection, and while not all of it is vegetarian-friendly there was enough I could find to eat.
(4)Brandi B.
February is buy one get one half off buffet month, which makes it that much better. Their buffet has foods most chinese restaurants don't. Their honey chicken, sugar biscuits, and fried rice were exceptional. The crab ragoons and low mein- nothing special. What was special was the ice cream selections, the sushi selections, and the hibachi grill, which turned out a spectacular chicken lo mein. Ill be going back!
(5)Brandy M.
I would have given this place a great review, but I when I checked my bank account this morning they added a tip AFTER we left cash on the table. The food was great, service wad ok, but this is inexcusable! Fair warning to everyone... Don't pay with your debit or credit card, they will add a second tip for themselves! I will be calling the manager when they open this morning.
(1)Kathy G.
Very good buffet, fresh sushi and prices are reasonable. I see the wait staff getting food from the buffet, which is always a good thing.
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