china king buffet

[Ken King (Premo)]

Originally Posted by Kain99

That is the BEST Chinese on the Planet!

While good I wouldn't say the best on the planet. You need to get out more.

[Suz (Premo)]

Originally Posted by Ken King

While good I wouldn't say the best on the planet. You need to get out more.

ok-two to try..... wanna go for a 3rd? I am ready for some new places!!

So Ken, where else in southern MD would you recommend? (which ones wouldn't you if you don't mind......and why?) TIA

[Ken King (Premo)]

Originally Posted by Suz'

ok-two to try..... wanna go for a 3rd? I am ready for some new places!!

So Ken, where else in southern MD would you recommend? (which ones wouldn't you if you don't mind......and why?) TIA

Happy Dragon is good, in St. Mary's there probably isn't much better. I have been to a hell of a lot better around the planet however and that is what I was speaking to in regard to Kain's post.

[TWLs wife (Premo)]

Originally Posted by vraiblonde

I went to a Chinese place in Leonardtown yesterday for lunch and had the BEST Hunan beef I've ever had in my life. No buffet, but the food was excellent. It was called Happy Dragon or something like that - in Leonardtown Center, a few doors down from the Subway.

That place rules.

[Triggerfish]

Originally Posted by Ken King

While good I wouldn't say the best on the planet. You need to get out more.

I liked the Chinese food in Hong Kong. I

[Triggerfish]

Originally Posted by Chasey_Lane

All buffets suck which is why I avoid them.

Some of the buffets that I've been to were great. There is a U.S. military resort hotel in Central Tokyo which serves a great Sunday Brunch buffet. American, Japanese and European foods. BTW has anyone been to the Phillip's Seafood buffet at Baltimore's Inner Harbor? I was wondering how that is.

[mainman (Premo)]

Originally Posted by Triggerfish

I liked the Chinese food in Hong Kong. I

Wouldn't it just be called food in Hong Kong?

[Triggerfish]

Originally Posted by mainman

Wouldn't it just be called food in Hong Kong?

Yeah...then again there is no real thing as "Chinese" food. Cantonese is the most famous outside China and what you eat in U.S. restaurants are usually Cantonese. HK is supposed to have the best Cantonese food in China.

[vraiblonde]

I love Chinese buffet. It's my absolute favorite because it satisfies my wanting to have a bite of everything and not commit to an entree. I like this one we've got up here called City Buffet but the best one I've ever been to is in Lincoln, NE. I also hate that one because there are so many choices that even just a bite of everything would kill you, plus the food is so good you want to have more than a bite.

[Triggerfish]

Isn't China King and Aloha the same thing? They just changed the name and reopned it. Or is it a new owner?