Grand China Restaurant

If I could give zero stars I would. I really wanted to like this place because it is locally owned and I love Asian food and this is the closest Asian buffet to my house. There were a lot of cars in the parking lot at 2pm on a Wednesday so that was a good sign. It is a smaller place but the selection was pretty good. I made my first plate. Sat and had maybe four or five bites. I then took a bite of the broccoli from my beef broccoli and felt something fibrous in my mouth. I thought it was maybe some of the stalk from the broccoli. As I tried to pull it out of my mouth it dawned on me… hair! I spit it out and there was a long thick black hair wrapped in my broccoli. Keep in mind I have short brown hair and my friend has short blond hair. Both of us were grossed out and no longer wanted to eat there. I politely waived the waitress over and pointed out the hair. She got the manager and they took the food to examine it. She came back and apologized but had the nerve to still charge us for one meal and the two sodas. Neither of us had «all you can eat». We each only had a couple bites. So, horrible customer service and obvious bad hygiene. I wouldn’t recommend eating here at all.

Service was good but food was bland and old no real dessert variety as well as over priced we won’t go back better food for less elsewhere

The waitress my friend and I had was so rude. The guy up front was so kind. I felt bad saying he had a horrible waitress on the job. Food is okay.

Cold. Bland. Overpriced.
I’m no foodie snob, but this place is a dump. This used to be my wife and MIL’s go to place a few years ago before she passed away, so upon getting a transfer to a new office nearby, we met up for lunch with our kids.
A decent variety of items, but everything was cold and tasted bland. We at least didn’t get a stomach ache, so it has that going for it too.
It really bothered me that the water tasted dirty as well as all the drinks. Like if the water filter was in need of changing. Also when u ask for a Coke expect a Pepsi.

Pat Baby and I came here as a joke and were not disappointed at all.
While driving down Ross, we quickly pointed to this «Super Buffet» and laughed at how crappy it probably was on the inside. No, listen to me: this place is almost legitimate crap. And for ~$ 10, it made me laugh even harder for what it’s worth.
On the bright side, they were quick to bring in «fresh» piles of eating material to the limited 3 buffet tables. One dish was fully of sweaty noodles, another a tray of baby octopuses and oysters on ice! I seriously needed a stomach pump and a priest after this experience.
It’s places like this that give Chinese Buffets a bad rep. There wasn’t even any background music playing to get my mind off of what I was eating. I’m glad I went though and it’s honestly not as bad as I thought it would be. Like, obviously this was real chicken on a stick and not rat meat.
Just…I mean… go see for yourself…

So this place is a buffet. The food was pretty good standard Chinese buffet food, but nothing really stood out to make this place better. And the service was decent, but may be a little overpriced. I wouldn’t necessarily go out of my way, but if you’re in the area, give it a try.

It is ok. I thought the price was high $ 25. For two at lunch. Over cooked. Staff is nice.

Great Chinese food to go, and it is half the price of national chains! Very friendly and fast!

I check the Dallas food inspection score before eating here.
Food, variety were okay. An «okay» value for the money. Not a place to frequent but I would consider returning being that I saw no «critters» or experienced any «ill effects» from eating the food.

Yummy. This is your basic, go-​to, Chinese buffet. Lunch buffet is 7.99 and the selection is great. I ordered water and even the water tasted good, if you’re into that kind of thing. The dishes seemed fresh, what I had tasted good. It’s kinda sketchy to look at and the service was less than par, but if put all that together ill keep coming back. — Ben S.

This place is not good. The wife and I ordered coke and were brought Pepsi. We would have ordered 7up first if we had known. The food was old and had been under lamps for quite a while. We both got half a plate, ate half of that and opted to leave. I asked that we pay for both sodas and only one meal, but the manager said she would give us 20% off or call the cops.

They’ve had issues in the past with their food inspection scores, and were even shut down one time for a week. Bathrooms are old and not very well kept.
Also there tends to be people outside of the 7-​Eleven right down this shopping strip asking for money. But all in all it’s okay for a Chinese buffet.