My family doesn't opt for the buffet option very often but when the need for mass quantities of Sweet and Sour rears it's ugly head, I like knowing where to get that fix.  I have been looking for a new Chinese Buffet since our recent move to the North side of town.  New China is the closest to us and it had received pretty good reviews so I had high hopes.  We went at 5pm on a Sunday so that items would likely be hot and fresh. \n\nFirst impression when I walked in the door...very dated interior.  I felt like I was in a drab version of Denny's.  It seemed reasonably clean though, so no major faults there.      \n\nThe food selection was OK.  They had a Lemon Chicken (not so good) and a Sesame Chicken (pretty good) but no Orange or General Tso type option.  The Sweet and Sour chicken was very dry as were a few of the other things I tried.  The wife thought the best item they had was the pizza which always disappeared as soon as they set one out.  Unfortunately, I think that was more due to lack of other edible options than the deliciosity of the pie.  The BBQ ribs were good as was the Chicken on a skewer.  \n\nDrinks cost extra and it was definitely not worth the price we paid.  Around $50 for two adults and two kids.   I will be looking around for another Chinese Buffet or maybe we are just going to have to make the trek back over to \"Oriental Garden Super Buffet\" on Indian Bend which is the best buffet I have been to in the area.