China Town is a restaurant that offers a variety of food options, including those that accommodate dietary restrictions. The Mongolian BBQ is very good for that, allowing customers to choose their ingredients, which are then cooked on a clean grill that is scraped after each plate. The restaurant has a mixed crowd and a lunch room feel, with a kid-friendly atmosphere. Recent reviews highlight that the food is tasty, especially the fried rice, fried oysters, fried bay scallops, and fried shrimp, with the large garlic shrimp scampi style being a standout. Parking is available on both the front and back sides of the restaurant, but it is not very large, so visitors might need to park in the mattress store lot next door and walk over. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible with easy entry, though the serving area is taller than a chair, so assistance may be needed to fill plates. The buffet items are generally clean and delicious, with many guests noting that the restaurant is absolutely clean and fresh, offering a lot of choices. However, some guests mentioned that service can be lacking, with minimal napkins and limited attentiveness from staff, although they seemed more friendly with other customers. The atmosphere is okay but can feel crowded at times. Overall, China Town remains a popular spot for families and those with dietary needs, featuring generous portions and great pricing, despite some comments about crowded conditions and variable service.
