Never an issue with service, the person offering my food has always been respectful. Sometimes there is a teen working thr front which I believe is a great first time job for a teen. My favorites are the lo mein noodles, and crab rangoons. This is a small town Chinese restaurant and can be compared just as good if not better than a similar popular chain.

This is a place you go and get a lot of food for a very reasonable price!!!

We love this place! We were sad when Fuji's closed but this place has been an excellent replacement. Always good cheap food and fast delivery. Portion sizes on the combos are easily good for 2+ meals as well. Don't expect some fancy food but if you want good classic homemade Chinese food for a good price, this is it.

We ordered general tsos and some wonton dumplings. The food doesn't taste homemade, it tastes like just some frozen breaded chicken chunks were used. which is okay. But the chicken and rice had no flavor. What stood out was black pepper in the breading. We used soy sauce and it didn't even taste salty. Just very bland food. The tso sauce is not bad, they said it was spicy but there is no spice whatsoever, it's just sweet. The rice tastes mushy but is not overcooked, I think just unwashed. The wontons were very strange. They were overcooked and very hard. They were supposed to be pork, and when I bit into it I couldn't tell what I was eating. It is incredibly bland, no flavor whatsoever and incredibly greasy. I didn't hate the chicken and rice but I did not like the wonton. Overall I would say it wasnt horrible. My partner felt like the general tso was 6 out of 10, and the wonton 0 out of 10. The most flavorful thing was the sweet and sour sauce. Not bad prices but usually when food is very bland like this it is old, that's my fear. But it could just be absolutely no seasoning. I cannot tell honestly. The front desk person was polite. We may try some other time and see if it's any better and if we do I will update my review.

If you’re looking for a place that brings back memories of classic Chinese buffets from 2000s era, then this place is worth a visit. While the food itself is just okay for typical Chinese restaurants —nothing too extraordinary— but it’s made up for the atmosphere and the people that truly make the experience special that you don’t get from modern restaurant nowadays. The restaurant has that familiar, slightly retro charm and packed with family outings, kids or casual dinners from different backgrounds after a long day. It’s cozy, the lighting is warm, and there’s something comforting about the hum of conversation , background soft music and clinking of plates. It’s the kind of place where you can take your time and just enjoy the moment. The staff are genuinely friendly, always greeting customers with a smile and making sure you’re comfortable. Overall, if you’re after a five-star culinary experience, this might not be the place. But if you appreciate a nostalgic, laid-back buffet , casual Chinese food , with kind people and a welcoming vibe, it’s definitely worth a visit. I will come back at least once a month.

Went there for mothers day yesterday and was completely shocked. Place was completely packed busy with people but we didn't even have to wait to be seated. 👌Food was completely full and fresh in the buffet lines. Waitress checked on us often with a big smile. Price was about 47 bucks for two of us with sodas but honestly I think it was money well spent. Great food and great service. Owner came and talked to us at our table and she was very nice. Will return. 👌👍

4 of the 5 tables were dirty when we arrived (& they were not busy) 2 of the tables stayed dirty. 2 tables were cleaned with water from a customer's glass after they left (I watched her pour water out of the glass and wipe the table) She put on make up while standing behind the counter and over the open bins of silverware. The food was mediocre. My teriyaki chicken tasted like frozen chicken that had been warmed up with bottled teriyaki sauce poured over it. The "fried" rice they charge extra for wasn't fried at all (no egg in it). The food was luke warm. The egg drop soup was good. I don't know how this place has good reviews.

We’ve eaten at Tasty House many times and have always enjoyed our meals, but it had been over a year since our last visit. Ordered $90 in take out for the family last night and it was sooooo disappointing. We ordered three combo fried rice dinners and it was tasteless, zero flavor. Literally the worst fried rice I have ever had, Essentially tasted no different than just plain steamed rice. Also ordered the pork Katsu, it was dry and also flavorless. I feed it to my dogs it was so bad. The fifth item we ordered was the Mongolian beef and it was mah. Also ordered Eggrolls and spring rolls and they were fine. We will never go back, it was the biggest waste of money.

Every visit is for weekend brunch dim sum. Solid lineup and good quality. Consistently meets my expectations. I’ve had better dim sum and service but at least up to standards. I don’t go to any place in town for dim sum.

The dim sum was awesome but the restaurant was really dirty. It's in a bad area of town but it has gotten great reviews.

Fried rice and lomein are the worst tasting in the world, I’ve ate Asian food around the world and this place is the worst I have came across, please don’t make the mistake I did , I took a bite of each and spit it right out. Threw it all in the trash. Called them and they said pretty much oh well. If I could give zero stars I would.

This place is always ama. We moved to Georgia. But everytime I come visit. It's a must. These guys kick ass. Food is awesome. Always fresh & to order. Greatly appreciate you 🙏

This is our new go to delivery Chinese food place from now on. We ordered chicken on a stick, sesame shrimp and crab Rangoon. Everything was very good and very fresh tasting. The tender, juicy and flavorful. The shrimp was huge and really enjoyed the sauce on them. Crab Rangoon was delicious I just didn't care for how sweet it was but still good.

We went into the restaurant and ordered. Then we waited for our food to be ready. We ordered the combination beef and broccoli, the combination egg foo Yung, and the sesame chicken. We also received an egg roll and fried rice with all the combos. The food was good except the egg rolls. They seemed to be something you get at the grocery store. They were not that tasty. The fried rice could also be improved by adding a few more vegetables like peas, carrots, and scrambled eggs. All that was in the rice was a little bit of onion and the pork pieces for pork fried rice. The atmosphere inside was uncomfortable. I would not eat there because the air smelled like grease. They also have an area where they are storing supplies in the eating area. I find this common in Asian restaurants. I believe it to be inappropriate and cluttered, making it uncomfortable and uninviting to sit and eat. They also have a menu in the window by the entrance that is very faded and makes all the food look one color and unappetizing. They need an exhaust fan and some updated menus. They could also get their supplies out of the eating area. If a place looks good, then people are more likely to visit. Also, the ratings would improve.

I decided to try Great Wall Chinese food late at night, craving a New York classic—fried chicken wings and pork fried rice. Unfortunately, the experience was a bit underwhelming. The rice was undercooked, which really took away from the dish, though the chicken wings were decent. They weren’t anything special, but they got the job done. Overall, it wasn’t the worst, but it definitely wasn’t the best either. If you’re in a pinch, it might work, but I’d probably look elsewhere next time.

Got shrimp fried rice and it was gross and by gross I mean like shrimp fried vomit. The shrimp smelled rank. I threw up after 2 bites. Poured the sauce I got with the wontons which they were really good but it didn’t help. So bad my dog wouldn’t eat it and I’ve seen her eat a cat turd before.

Someone told me about this place thought I'd give a try. Well we weren't disappointed the food was excellent. My only complaint was, they should tell you to order enough Won Ton jalapeno poppers as not to cause fights...note I did share so no worries lol. The staff member at the front counter was so amazing he made you feel like family. There are a few tables but I would consider this more of a takeout only place.

This is a great Takeout spot for the weekend. The Egg Fu Young was perfect and full of flavor. It’s a very good high protein option for your fitness goals. The Egg Fu Young sauce was more of a sauce than gravy because it was more sweet than savory but everything balanced well when combined. Their vegetables spring rolls were very crisp, full of flavor and also non greasy. I give this place 5 ⭐️ for First Impression experience.

Massive portion sizes for very reasonable prices. Tastes great as well

2nd day in a row getting food here. Best Chinese take out in Wichita. It may have the same appearance as all the other cookie cutter Chinese places but Asia One is miles better in Quality, Flavor, Hospitality and Price!! I couldn’t believe the amount of Delicious food I got for $8. This place will be on my regular rotation. I wish I’d found it sooner. Worth the drive from anywhere in town. I’ve gotten the Cashew Chicken both times and also got hot and sour soup today. 10/10.

We have been eating at Ginger Asian for 15+ years? It's never disappointed. It will forever be one of our favorite places to eat. The owners are the best people, and the food is just so good.

Stopped in with my wife around 4pm on Friday, plenty of tables available. Service was good. We decided to do the 2 can dine for $24 special which included 2 soups, 2 appetizers and 2 entrees. We had the egg drop soup, crab rangoon, and sesame chicken and chicken with garlic sauce for our entrees. Everything was prepared fresh and was served hot. Can't say anything really stood out but also had had no complaints as quality and taste were very good. Next time we will not do the 2 can dine special which limits your options as there were so many other options on the menu we'd like to try.

I can't believe I had never been to this place before! We went for dinner and the prices are really good for what you get. The people who were running it were very friendly too us and the food is amazing! I will be sure to come back again.

We had a really good experience when we stopped in for dinner. The general Tso's chicken was great, along with the sweet and sour pork. Having the vegetable lo mein was pretty good. While having a great combination lo mein, we also enjoyed really good crab ragoons. I was sad that they did not a dinner buffet.