Peking Chinese Buffet

Jessi P

We had the displeasure of eating there during the lunch and dinner switch. We were told going in that they were switching and no food would be brought out. We ate there anyway. Later we were told the hot bars were closing but the cold and dessert would remain. From the cold bar, we got shrimp. Waitress came and got our bill without saying anything to us. She came back and said she would change our bill to dinner. I spoke up and told her that we were told the cold and dessert bar was still accessible. She kept telling me that the shrimp was a dinner item. So she had a discussion with someone and came back and said this time was ok, but next time it was dinner. There will be no next time because I will not eat there again and I will suggest to anyone to go somewhere else. The rudeness and greed of that place is just crazy.

eivan mattie

Food at this place was ok. Noodle were dry and old. The pepper steak tasted salt and steak . The one in pikevill is better I think; However this place has more variety.

Angie McClung

Amazing food..great service..they actually have yum yum sauce..that surprised me

Paul Snyder

When you describe restaurants you need to compare them to similar dining experiences in the region. It is not fair to compare a Chinese restaurant in the Kentucky with Chinese restaurants in San Francisco’s Chinatown. When compared to other restaurants in Kentucky, Peking is an exceptionally good buffet. It offers most of the dishes you expect to find. What makes it stand out is that almost every item is better prepared than you might expect. On two visits the Mandarin Chicken was tender and tasty. The spring and egg rolls crisp and fresh. The quality of most items exceeded the typical buffet. The atmosphere adds to an enjoyable meal. Like the sister Peking restaurant in Pikeville, it is well decorated and clean. Both are excellent stops for travelers wanting something different.