Nice selection of food. California roll was good. Pot stickers were flat in shape but tasted very good. Fried shrimp was good. Fried potatoes were good. Green beans at a favorite & were good. My husband said the chicken on a stick had Cerro good flavor & he liked everything he tried. Salad bar looked nice & so did the fruit/jello/pudding bar. They had HUGE whole shrimp that looked good (I didn't see them until I was finished eating and was getting fruit for dessert). Sadly, I bit into something VERY hard in my eggroll😖 & the hot and soup soup was pretty salty (& I like salt).

Three of us went here for lunch. All three of us with drinks was just under $47 before tip. The service was awesome, the restaurant was clean, but a tad crowded. The ladies bathroom was pretty small so be prepared for that if accessibility is a concern. They offer good, basic, buffet food. You could easily take the family here for lunch or dinner. I wasn’t impressed and I wasn’t disappointed. It was decent.

Visited Bo's this weekend and the updated look and feel of the concept is great. Going in you're greeted with the kitchen and registers. The space is very clean and has a nice little dining area on the right side of the building. Food was prepared very quickly. The bowls are actually pretty perfectly sized (for me) so we tried the sesame and ginger chickens along with the crab rangoons. Price was very reasonable for the food and it's nice to have a solid chinese restaurant in the market again. Looking forward to going back

I have been here twice now to order a few different things. The sesame chicken is phenomenal! I love that it was huge chunks of all white meat and not extra breaded dark meat like you typically get in Chinese establishments. The next time I got the sweet and sour chicken. The sauce was quite tasty and the chicken was super crunchy. It wasn't a typical smooth breaded like you normally see, but rather a panko style super crunchy breading. The only disappointing part is that it does not come with bell peppers despite a picture of it in their menu. The employee said they need to update that picture. The place was clean, the staff is friendly, and the portions were good size. I really love that the menu is limited, this way I don't have to argue with myself over what to eat because of so many options. One thing I don't like is having to type in my phone number at the kiosk when ordering. I don't like giving out my phone number if at all possible because we all know what will happen once our number is out there. Another small issue I had was when the employee brought out food, it was only for my spouse. I had to wait another 5 minutes before my meal came out. Meals should arrive together or within a few seconds so the other person is not having to wait and allow their food to get cold. Finally, I would say the only aspect I really am uncomfortable with is what I see in other restaurants too. The ordering screen has a tip option when you go to pay and it starts with a recommended 20%. It comes up really big and the worker behind the counter is watching so they can see if you tip or not. I am sorry but I don't like being prompted to tip when it is the kind of eating establishment that does not typically require tipping. I ordered the food myself, typed it in, got my own drink, and never waited on a waiter other than to be brought my food like 20 feet away. To me this should not warrant a tip. The restaurant itself needs to be paying employees a living wage and not relying on guests to pay even more in tips. In all it was a good experience and I would return.

I don’t like chicken but some of the kids and grandkids like it so we come here from time to time. The sauce Cains use seems to be the thing that makes the fries and chicken taste decent. But it’s the same sauce that other chicken chains have used for years sort of like thousand Island without the chunks in it

Food was hot and tasty as always. Good value for the price. It was lunch time and super busy, so the dine-in option was a bit crowded and not all the tables were clean. The staff was friendly and quick to serve. We did see them out. Cleaning tables multiple times. It was just hard to keep them all clean with that many people coming through.

Ajo was a great spot to try! I’d been curious about it since it’s right next to my college, and I wasn’t disappointed. The chicharrón was super crispy and flavorful—definitely a highlight for me. My friend tried plantains for the first time and ended up loving them, which was fun to see. The atmosphere was nice, and the service was solid. Overall, it was a really good experience, and I’d come back to try more!

Terrible quality long wait time, bad pork chops they were dry as a bone and flavorless, hamburger tasted like garlic and was as dry as the pork chops(how do you mess up a hamburger?) french fries had no salt and were undercooked. To top it off it cost 80.00 bucks to feed 4 people, don't waste your money or time. This is not representative of "latin" cuisine.

I ordered general toss chicken and it was so spicy i couldn't eat it. My sister ordered orange chicken and it was way too sweet. Our egg rolls were almost burned and hard. The fried rice was to dry to eat. Needless to say that will be our last trip to that place!!!!!!!!

The best shrimp fried rice and crab rangoons

Our waitress provided excellent service. However, the atmosphere shifted after the morning bartender departed, who had been outstanding. Notably, a female employee who arrived spoke to every patron except us, the only two minorities present. I expressed gratitude to the bartender, but he failed to acknowledge it. Although the food is pricey, its quality justifies the cost, and I appreciate paying more for exceptional cuisine and a welcoming environment.

Stopped in here today and ordered fish and seared duck tacos, as well as some sushi to go. The fish tacos were the best I've ever had, and the duck tacos were even better. Haven't tried the sushi yet. Highly recommended!

Aikou is hands down my favorite Chinese restaurant in the area. My family and I have been going to this restaurant for years. I wanted to touch on a couple of notes, the quality of the food being first. I have never had a bad meal at Aikou. Their fried rice is top-tier, especially the combination fried rice. My favorites include generals chicken, combination fried rice, egg drop soup and the crab rangoons. The portion sizes are MASSIVE which is well-appreciated. 10/10. The price of the food is absolutely fair for how much you get. The atmosphere is lax and casual. It is a family-owned restaurant. I have watched the owners children grow up and it’s nice to have that familiarity. I even moved away for 3 years and came back and they still remembered me. That’s service. Do yourself a favor and give them a try!

The food is generally really good, but it’s a real bummer when you were looking forward to a delicious meal and the food falls short.

This place has great reviews, so we tried it. It has a large selection and great service, but it doesn't compare to Bo Lings or Fortune Wok. It's on par with Yummy Chinese.

The food is great. Prices are great. Lunch specials are only $7.95 and runs from 11am to 3pm. Food is done fast. Some seating indoors but mostly seems to be known for takeout. Staff are hard working and nice and the place is always busy with people picking up take out orders. I really enjoyed vegetables and lightly fried tofu with garlic sauce and broccoli. They made it with a perfect sauce that was flavorful with real garlic and didn’t include starch and gelatin like some places add. Plenty of parking in this strip mall where Lucky Wok is located.

If you're looking for a traditional divey strip mall date spot, this is your Chinese restaurant. It doesn't get more divey than this - with frosted bamboo stalk pattern windows, your traditional backlit plastic menu board, and little tiny red booths with glass koi fish dividers for extra privacy. I've done takeout from here mostly And see lots of Uber Eats come through Only one or two tables sat every time I've come in So it's definitely a quiet spot. They don't take AMEX, and they love cash. No bells or whistles, but the food is good. Nothing fancy all exactly made as you'd expect.

The food is better than China 88 the other easy carry out Chinese restaurant in town. Food is always great and lot! They use their phone line for the Internet they said ?? so after not telling me anything on the phone, when I went in one time, she told me that I couldn’t pay with a debit card because I had a certain amount and the internet deal..? Made no sense. But I went in a different time and she got rude that I want to use a debit card for just one order again. So bring cash or don’t order just one item unless you want to get snipped at. They also told me 35 to 40 minutes just for this one dish today, seems like a long time for one thing and that she didn’t even ask my name and hung up. Ordered chicken and vegetables, and it came with this brown sauce… It was pretty bland, but it was all right… Last time it came with a nice pleasant white “clearishsauce”

They could never make me hate you , one of the best places to get food , large portions , great service and quick delivery.

Do not recommend coming here. My food had no flavor, veggies were undercooked and rice was dry and crunchy. Worst of all, bug was in my food Felt awful a few hours later too, don't want to come back. A McDonald's is better then this

Not sure how to rate. I wanted to order something different from a different Chinese restaurant so I order the chicken chow mein. I’m not sure if what I ordered is chow mein. I know it’s not lo mein but I thought it for sure would be a thin fried crispy noodle, however I didn’t see any crispy noodles, just chicken, onions and bean spourts in a clear sauce. Honestly I think they forgot the crispy noodles. It taste ok not great but I’m not sure this is what I ordered. The place was clean and empty.It came with wonton soup rice and egg roll so a lot for less than $9. Not sure I will be back. Please comment if this is chow mein and I will edit this review. In response to the reply from China One. I know what I order. I order chow mein. I know the what lo mein is and I know what chow mei fun is as well. This was slimy, nasty and there was no crispy noodle. The rice was not good either.

The food was discusting we couldn't finish anything that we tried! The chicken was pink all the veggies that were suppose to be cooked weren't they were hard the hibachi cook didn't know what he was doing none of our food got fully cooked so once again hard veggies! The noodles were over cooked and mushy, their cheese was was cheese flavored water cheese shouldn't run off your chips or make your chips soggy, we tried their jello and it stuck to the top of our mouths and their ice cream was extremely over sweet like they added a whole container of chocolate syrup! Everything was just nasty I wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy I say go up the street to Legand of Asia! They are trying to cut corners with their food to make their money back from the renovations they made to the resturant

I placed an order online and my food arrived hot, fresh, organized, well packaged, and with the special instructions. The only thing is I wish they gave fortune cookies and chopsticks. The food is absolutely delicious, and I will definitely be ordering from here again and again. This will be my go to place for Chinese food and Sushi now!!!!!! Thank you very much for all of you hard work and dedication. It shows you love what you do in the quality of the the food. I appreciate it very much.

Love Chinese buffets and this one did not disappoint! Chose to eat here on a trip from Iowa by reading reviews and boy are they spot on. Delicious food and not overpriced. You can even get it to go!