Chow’s Garden Restaurant

Most of the time its me and a couple of my buddies that like to stop in every once and awhile and have lunch and its usually good. However it does depend on what time you show up and how busy it is. If you show up when its busy your going to have a good experience, food gets turned over quickly and is always fresh. They make a good chicken and broccoli as well as coconut shrimp, general to’s and chicken teriyaki. I have tried a lot of different items on the buffet and its all pretty good, but those items are my «go to’s».They have a nice sized dessert buffet which is usually filled with cheap store bought goodies. its not the best but does offer ice cream and some decent selections. This visit however, it was very slow, which means the food was not as fresh and there wasn’t a lot of selections. It also pushed back the wait time for items to be refreshed when needed. The place can get pretty loud at times and kind of congested. Still I think this is one of the best local buffets to visit and depending on the time you visit and can be very good. They also have a sushi buffet that I’ve never tried but have heard its pretty awesome.

Good Chinese food buffet. Give it a try if you are in the mood for all you can eat!

Food here is only OK. They have a decent selection of food I guess but I’ve been to way better Chinese buffets within a 20 mile radius of here. Food is actually a little more expensive here vs. other places and it’s certainly nothing to write home about. Sesame chicken is way over breaded and soggy. Inside is very outdated and kind of dingy looking but… this is the only game in town as far as Chinese buffets go.

My go to for Chinese food. Always order from here. Delivery drivers are always cool and food is good!!!

Thought this was a fairly decent Chinese buffet. Nice selection and the price was nice. My husband’s only complaint was he couldn’t find any plain steamed rice. We’ll still probably be back.

One of my favorite places to eat. Prices are fair and food is good. They have a nice variety and the sushi is fresh and tasty. Like most Chinese buffets, the deserts have a little to be desired. I highly recommend.

I recently came here with a college club we all enjoyed our food. There is a good variation of food to choose from and although I didn’t try everything I really liked everything I had! ^-^/

me and my family love this place. the food is good the owners are always nice. over the years they have done a lot of work to the place it has gotten bigger and the décor is very nice. the only thing I have to say is that the desserts are not at all good they look good but have no real taste. but that’s not that bad.

This place has been around for ages. Consistently good, and considering what you get for you money; a bargain. You can’t go wrong with the buffet. Had dinner here today with a girlfriend. She comes for lunch all the time. We ordered water with our buffet meals and went back for 2nds and 3rds. I didn’t eat any dessert but plenty of people in the place had ice cream and fruit. It was $ 15 for the two of us, which is not bad at all. The place is very casual, clean, and friendly wait staff, too.

Very good food, for a good price!!! Get the boneless spareribs!!! Good Stuff!

Chow’s just got a face-​lift and boy what an improvement! They’ve added a bunch more tables, the décor is more stylized, and they’ve expanded the buffet. Went on a week night and the food was good, lots of seafood choices, well prepared, etc. My only complaint is that it was a little pricier than some of the other buffets around.

Years ago a colleague of mine mentioned I would enjoy dining here. I first brought my mother, who was visiting. It was a weekend and I was floored by the crab legs that were provided without ordering.
While one can order off the menu, most everyone who dines here goes for the buffet. The buffet is a few dollars more on the weekend evenings for the previously-​mentioned crab legs.
The buffet is not large, but it is the only Chinese buffet in the area. The food is usually good.
There are a few soups provided. The wonton soup is good and the wontons are huge.
There are a variety of appetizers. Chicken and shrimp in various batters, pork, and sweets too.
There are a dozen or so entrees to choose from. Chow’s usually keeps the dishes full and fresh. The exception we have noticed is mid-​week more recently. The pepper steak is good as is General Tso’s. The fried rice is good. There is also white sticky rice in a cooker on the dessert bar.
Dessert is not great. There are many choices, but they taste bland. The exception is the soft-​served ice cream machine, which is a hit.
We do order take-​out from here on occasion. Service is very good and the portions plentiful. And like all good Chinese restaurants, when I order cold noodles with sesame sauce, which isn’t on the menu, they always come through.
There are not many Chinese restaurants in the area. Of them, Chow’s Garden is the best.