In the world of chinese in Fargo, this is among the best. Both of my visits were flavorful and well cooked. The price was fairly average for an entree. I haven't tried the buffet yet, but it appears to be modest in size, but well stocked and maintained.
(4)
Mark W.
This is the closest Chinese restaurant to me so I finally decided to try it out. The food is good but the selection is limited. You won't get the bigger variety that King House Buffet has. The small space of this restaurant can make it hard to maneuver when you're at the buffet. However, the fact that this place has good fried rice AND it has wonton soup (King House Buffet has only egg drop and hot & sour) makes this place worth eating at.
(3)
Amber D.
You would think that a Chinese buffet would have a decent selection. But sadly you would be mistaken if you come here. One line with a small and dry and tasteless selection. The service was horrid. As if I was bothering them. Though it did give me an authentic feel to the Chinese experience. I felt like a peasant feels in China. And I sympathize.
(1)
Fargo E.
Our family finally found time and closeness to trying out this buffet; the last one (we think?) to try in the F/M area for us. We're on the far south side so making it up much past main is a rarity. Overall the place is pretty nice clean; but it is small, very small. Unfortunately that affects the amount of buffet space they have, and therefore they had the most limited selection of any chinese buffet in the area. There is almost no cold buffet -- just diced pineapple, vanilla and chocolate pudding. Plus another two full length (side to side) vats, one with pretzel-tied flakey pastry and another with basically wonton shells without anything in them, dipped in honey with sesame seeds on (I will admit they were tasty). That left a total of about only 12 half-sized vats for all the hot food, about 1/2 to 1/3rd the selection of elsewhere, two of which were rice. This was disappointing; we never realized it was so limited. Everything tasted okay, but the few items with sauces were way too boiled down, leaving a sticky, clumpy gelatinous coating on everything rather than a smooth but not runny flavorful sauce which took away from the core item. What was there was flavorful enough, but just not enough selection on the hot and lack of cold options means we probably not be making a trip up there again. Lunch on a Saturday was $10 PP after tax + $6.30 after tax for a child; the same price as King House down town that has about twice the hot selections and a fair amount of cold selection. Therefore I need to only give it a 2 star mostly due to selection, vs. the 3 star for quality/appearance.
(2)
F S.
Food is reasonable for Chinese food in Fargo. Service is rather slow, they seem overwhelmed. Not open on Sunday.
(3)
Angie M.
Pretty good food. We come in and get the buffet to go. I have ordered the chicken fried rice a few times and that is really good. Not a huge fan of their wontons or egg rolls though. Definitely a nice Northside convenience!
(3)
John S.
Best of its kind in all of fargo. Always tasty Rice both fried white consistent every time excellent same with the low mien. While there are many other options for this segment slurp your soup lick your lips with best vegetables around. Always a good variety of chicken pork and beef I'm always happy to go there always looking forward to next visit there. Happy they were strong enough to survive the terrible construction on 19th ave just a testament to there strong food! That is after all why we go there food. I would encourage all to visit here. The city and mostly construction company should be thanking, honoring and advertising for these owners for the traffic they created on the worst planned construction project iv ever seen. They stayed productive in the Malay painted walls upgraded decor changed out small wares these owners should be in business and folks should reward them by being and becoming a loyal patron through this time and never being any of the complainers like some of their neighbors true American sprit with these folks I salute them by visiting them multiple times a week
(5)
Craig C.
Very best Chinese food in Fargo. Great menu with lots of choices. Has a really good noon buffet. The lunch crowd is always large. It's also a family owned restaurant , features classic quisine.
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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.
Peter B.
In the world of chinese in Fargo, this is among the best. Both of my visits were flavorful and well cooked. The price was fairly average for an entree. I haven't tried the buffet yet, but it appears to be modest in size, but well stocked and maintained.
(4)Mark W.
This is the closest Chinese restaurant to me so I finally decided to try it out. The food is good but the selection is limited. You won't get the bigger variety that King House Buffet has. The small space of this restaurant can make it hard to maneuver when you're at the buffet. However, the fact that this place has good fried rice AND it has wonton soup (King House Buffet has only egg drop and hot & sour) makes this place worth eating at.
(3)Amber D.
You would think that a Chinese buffet would have a decent selection. But sadly you would be mistaken if you come here. One line with a small and dry and tasteless selection. The service was horrid. As if I was bothering them. Though it did give me an authentic feel to the Chinese experience. I felt like a peasant feels in China. And I sympathize.
(1)Fargo E.
Our family finally found time and closeness to trying out this buffet; the last one (we think?) to try in the F/M area for us. We're on the far south side so making it up much past main is a rarity. Overall the place is pretty nice clean; but it is small, very small. Unfortunately that affects the amount of buffet space they have, and therefore they had the most limited selection of any chinese buffet in the area. There is almost no cold buffet -- just diced pineapple, vanilla and chocolate pudding. Plus another two full length (side to side) vats, one with pretzel-tied flakey pastry and another with basically wonton shells without anything in them, dipped in honey with sesame seeds on (I will admit they were tasty). That left a total of about only 12 half-sized vats for all the hot food, about 1/2 to 1/3rd the selection of elsewhere, two of which were rice. This was disappointing; we never realized it was so limited. Everything tasted okay, but the few items with sauces were way too boiled down, leaving a sticky, clumpy gelatinous coating on everything rather than a smooth but not runny flavorful sauce which took away from the core item. What was there was flavorful enough, but just not enough selection on the hot and lack of cold options means we probably not be making a trip up there again. Lunch on a Saturday was $10 PP after tax + $6.30 after tax for a child; the same price as King House down town that has about twice the hot selections and a fair amount of cold selection. Therefore I need to only give it a 2 star mostly due to selection, vs. the 3 star for quality/appearance.
(2)F S.
Food is reasonable for Chinese food in Fargo. Service is rather slow, they seem overwhelmed. Not open on Sunday.
(3)Angie M.
Pretty good food. We come in and get the buffet to go. I have ordered the chicken fried rice a few times and that is really good. Not a huge fan of their wontons or egg rolls though. Definitely a nice Northside convenience!
(3)John S.
Best of its kind in all of fargo. Always tasty Rice both fried white consistent every time excellent same with the low mien. While there are many other options for this segment slurp your soup lick your lips with best vegetables around. Always a good variety of chicken pork and beef I'm always happy to go there always looking forward to next visit there. Happy they were strong enough to survive the terrible construction on 19th ave just a testament to there strong food! That is after all why we go there food. I would encourage all to visit here. The city and mostly construction company should be thanking, honoring and advertising for these owners for the traffic they created on the worst planned construction project iv ever seen. They stayed productive in the Malay painted walls upgraded decor changed out small wares these owners should be in business and folks should reward them by being and becoming a loyal patron through this time and never being any of the complainers like some of their neighbors true American sprit with these folks I salute them by visiting them multiple times a week
(5)Craig C.
Very best Chinese food in Fargo. Great menu with lots of choices. Has a really good noon buffet. The lunch crowd is always large. It's also a family owned restaurant , features classic quisine.
(5)