New Peking Express

Clean, good service and good food. Amazingly cheap lunch buffet. Sushi? Well, its all rice LOL but what can I expect on a buffet right? If you want good Chinese food at a cheap price, this is the place.

If you are in the area and want Chinese food, this is the place to go. Very clean place, good food, fresh and hot. Very delicious and low price. You will enjoy every bite.

Nice, clean and reasonable. Friendly staff when there. Pretty good buffet but get there before 8 if you do buffet as (like most) food tends to start running out of some items or things get a little dry on the buffet. But it’s a nice buffet selection for a small venue including some sushi and seaweed salad which I love. I was surprised how nicely done their «off the menu» items are. I love their «mongolian beef» it’s pretty amazing. I’m a fan. I hope they continue to do business as I will keep coming back!

The food has totally went down hill over the past few years.
The peanut chicken is fryer oil chicken now.
The owner is a rude woman.
Fun Buffet is better than this dive

Staff was very nice and attentive. Dining area was clean a laid out well for such a small space. Great selection of items. Food was average. I’ve had better… but also much worse. Desserts were nice! I only had the Chinese selections. as I am not a sushi fan. So I cannot comment on those items.

I went here for their lunch buffet, which was $ 6.49 if I recall correctly.
For a $ 6 lunch buffet i have to say it was worth the money but overall quality of the food and the taste was average at best. the mussels with cheese that i usually enjoy in most places tasted like a tablespoon of mayo and most of the food tasted similarly if not the same. Sushi wasn’t fresh, although I’ve had worse. I did eat my $ 6 worth of chinese food though.
Basically, for an inexpensive all you can eat chinese buffet New Peking is a great option but don’t expect to be wowed by the food. The food was 2-​star food but the price was a 4-​star price. I averaged it out at three.

The food and service are always great. This place is a real gem. I found them years ago, when they were a small carry out with maybe a table or two. Good food and good management, and they moved down the road and added a buffet. Another move, an expansion and it’s even better than ever. I recommend the New Peking Express wholeheartedly.

I really like this place!
I’ve been here 3 times now and every time I been satisfied and stuffed haha
There variety is pretty wide including sushi, multiple types of chicken, beef, fish, ice cream, noodles/​veggies, rice and other deserts. All the food is pretty good and I’ve tried about 75% of it, the thing I like most about this place is the food never sits too long they constantly bring out new food straight from the stove! Staff is nice and is on top of things. Dinner is I believe 10 bucks and you can’t beat that for all you can eat!
I once came before closing and ate and it wasn’t the best but I knew what I was getting into since they were closing, I’ve been non busy lunch and dinner times and they keep up on everything pretty good .
I can’t wait to come back I’m getting hungry thinking about it now haha
Good place

I’ve been coming here for years. It’s best if you get here as they are bringing out the lunch entrees to the buffet. The people that work here are very friendly and the prices are fantastic. There’s a larger buffet down the street, but this place has much better food on their buffet!

Sorry. The only English they know – «Sorry!» Food not marked as «HOT,» so you get hot shrimp, hot soup, etc., that you can’t eat. («Picante» hot, not temperature hot.) Chicken tough. Shrimp tough. Pork ribs tough – so tough that I gave up. I asked for weak tea. Got strong tea, had to ask again, got overcharged. The waitress said something that made no sense. They couldn’t explain how my bill got so high. They don’t speak English. «Sorry!» I’m not one of those who insists that everyone speak English; but, good grief, they’re trying to do business in the US, and not one of them can put a phrase together. They DO NOT KNOW HOW TO DO BUSINESS IN THE USA. They could have said, «Sorry you did not like the tea, sir, let me adjust your bill.» But Oh no! They are essentially incompetent. They can’t communicate on the most basic level, and I’m willing to try. Fortunately, with my limited Chinese, I made it clear to them that I thought their establishment was «Bu Hao,» not «Ma ma hu hu.»

After visiting Fun Buffet down the street my husband and I were feeling adventurous again so we tried this place. It’s a VERY slight notch above Fun Buffet. The food was marginally better but they don’t label the food and some is hard to identify… especially the types of sushi. Service was okay as far as keeping our beverages filled and it is a bit cheaper than Fun Buffet… so, if you’re craving a Chinese buffet, I’d choose this place over Fun Buffet.

What a disappointment.
I guess the tray of chips ahoy cookies was a nice touch…
I was disappointed by the display of ice cream in a small freezer that had everyone bending over into it and reaching their hands into it. that seemed to scream dont eat this…
hard chicken… hard sugar dumplings. I’ll just keep driving by next time.
$ 9.95 for a dinner buffet… when I received the bill. it was a piece of paper that said $ 22.15.not itemized out.

So much disappointment… Aside from what seems to be glowing reviews (for an Asian Buffet), I put too much stalk into the usage of Peking… I don’t know why… Either way, I lost ½ the 1 plate I ate on the way back to the hotel, and that will not be the last of it before nights end.
Silver lining? people are nice… Kind felt like Cheers there for a second. Must have some regulars who are immune to what is assaulting my innards.

My husband and I went here for an early dinner. From outside the place looks small and unremarkable. But we were pleasantly surprised by the food. Sure, the choice of food on the buffet wasn’t as large as it is in say, Royal Buffet and Grill, but whatever there was (which is still a lot), was awesome! And for the first time ever, at an American-​Chinese restaurant we got to eat authentic dumplings in bamboo steamers… the way dumplings should be.
They have three of four items made of sea-​food. In the fruits/​salads section they had Lychees in syrup, which was another plus point. We have hardly found lychees anywhere in the US.
There wasn’t much conversation between us and the staff, but they were courteous and prompt in bringing the drinks and clearing the plates. Honestly, we do not go into a restaurant to talk, we go to eat and if the food and drinks satisfy us, and everyone maintains some general courtesy, that is enough. Our experience was very good.
We will revisit New Peking Express again, this time for lunch may be! A small cozy place with good hot food. What more can we ask for?

I don’t know how to feel about this place. We went there two weeks ago for the buffet and really enjoyed ourselves because the food was pretty decent on a Saturday at lunchtime. We had a fair sampling of the hot dishes and my husband, who likes Chinese much more than I do, even enjoyed the wonton soup (which he craves when he’s sick.) We then came home and wrote to our son, who is moving back to Ohio soon, that we found a good Chinese restaurant near home to share with him.
So last night, the husband decided he wanted takeout from there since he’s been battling a cold for a few days now and we placed our order around 5:30 (on a Thursday evening).
Oh my goodness. It was HORRIBLE. My General Tso’s, which is always the tester for new Chinese restaurants, was a gooey, soft, mushy mess that was clumped together like wet glue. It was impossible to pull out pieces of meat because the sauce was so stuck to itself that the fork flung food viciously across the room with every pull. My rice tasted like they had been in the back of a warehouse for a week sitting in the heat. The last half of the meal that I couldn’t even stomach as leftovers sits in the trash today. The crab rangoon was the soggiest, chewiest rangoon I’d ever had. The filling was good, but the outside was more like thick breading than crispy goodness. The only thing halfway decent was the egg roll, and usually I’m not a lover of the cabbage inside those, but these tasted ok.
My husband got the seafood and pan fried noodles. He hated it. He only ate about ¼ of it before pushing it away. And the wonton soup had nothing but wontons in it. We’ve lived all over the east coast and good wonton soup has strips of pork, sometimes small pieces of onions or mushrooms, mostly green onions in it. This had soggy wontons and it was extremely bland for him.
Even the almond cookies they gave us for free were terrible!
So now I’m torn. We may go back for the buffet, but we will definitely not do takeout from there again. I can say we’re definitely over that experience.

Went here for lunch. The location is pretty small but easily located.
Once inside, the wait staff was a little underwhelming. There wasn’t much communication to get us to our table or instruction of when we were allowed to go get food.
After being a bit nervous, we went ahead and got up to grab food. After all, it’s a buffet. They work the same more or less. There were three full tables of choices, plus a dessert section, with a wide choice of Ice Cream.
The décor of the place was a little dark on the inside, but the food more than made up for it. Probably the best Crab Meat I’ve had at a buffet.
The wait staff were very good at taking away plates and refilling cups, which is actually something that I find very important at a buffet.
The only other awkward note I have to add is when checking out, I was told I could only use cash or credit. Debit wasn’t an option and is always ran as credit. I just find that a little weird.
Price defiantly reflects what you get. Lunch special was amazingly well worth it.
But all in all, I enjoy this place and would come again.

I walked here for dinner while staying at the Marriott hotels, distance was perfect as they special a $ 8.95 dinner buffet! Whoa, lots if options. From sushi to ice cream. I tried to taste small portions of many to see if I liked other dishes as I usually order same thing:) to no avail, as I was full after first plate.
Soups were good. I liked the hot & sour, all of the dishes were good I tried the black pepper chicken and chicken broccoli. Egg rolls had been sitting a while but they had good taste. I especially like the Chinese desserts, don’t know the names but they were tasty.
I came in from 6 – 7 and the crowd was steady and the place was mostly full. The staff was hopping the whole time.
The next time I’m in area and craving Chinese, I’ll be back.

I thought this place was better than most that I’ve been too. When we first entered, my mother, sister, and I (with my 2 boys) were promptly greeted and seated. Drinks were brought right away and were always replenished quickly. The people there are really friendly and get to know their customers. I was able to chat with our server and felt right at home!
I thought the food was very well prepared and all was hot! Items were labeled. Basic fair for the type of restaurant it is, but great service and hot food go a long way in my book!

Visited on 08/​16/​2011. On a business trip I stayed at the Holiday Inn Express next door to this buffet and opted to give it a try. Atmosphere was typical for a Chinese buffet, but the selection was very limited with many pans empty, or nearly empty. Shrimp with onion must be their signature dish (it was quite good) because it was the only standout in a sea of otherwise mediocre food.

Fantastic Chinese restaurant. Although I’ve been disenchanted with Chinese buffets in the past, (I am an American born Chinese, raised with quality food cooked at home and in better quality Chinese restaurants in the MD/​VA area) I was pleasantly surprised by New Peking. It looks on the outside like a little hole in the wall sort of place, but inside there is a huge, clean buffet with lots of options. There is some of they typical Chinese buffet fare here, but also some well made sushi/​sashimi, a stir fry station and some western dishes as well. Every time I go I leave surprised and pleased by the friendliness and efficiency of the staff and of the value that I feel that I get there. The lunch buffet is a shocking deal and the dinner is pretty good as well. I even brought my real-​Chinese mother in law there the other week and even SHE was impressed. Check it out– you’ll be surprised that there is a pearl like this in little Streetsboro.