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Casual eatery featuring Chinese standards such as lo mein & fried rice, plus a lunch buffet.
Hours
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 305 W 11th St, Kearney, NE 68845
Phone: (308) 234-6531
Website: https://hunanschineserestaurant.fronteats.com/
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Reviews
Okay, so this used to be one of our favorite spots to eat in town. Let me say that first and foremost. The change happened with ownership though, and blargh.
The first thing, mind you, was all of this took place at around the afternoon on a Saturday and the place was just almost completely empty in the parking lot.
Huge red flag #1.
That’s such a big red flag and if you need to read on, then best of luck.
Red flag #2: We were greeted at the register and asked for our party size and we were promptly seated. Before we got to go sit down though, I noticed right next to the register that they’re offering discounts to customers in exchange for five star reviews.
So we got to the table, and gave our drink order to the server. We went to go get our plates and when I picked mine up, it had encrusted food stuck to the plate.
Anyways, I was confused where the rice was, because I always loved their fried rice. Well the fried rice is now like 10 feet away from the white rice. So I go over there, and it’s obviously old food. Just like a lot of other things on the buffet.
I go over to get the General Tso Chicken, which has always been my favorite, and I load up my plate. I sit down, eat a piece of chicken, and immediately almost want to leave.
The reason? The texture of the chicken is best described as an almost melted gummy bear coated in a very weird sauce. Nothing I’ve ever been accustomed to at this restaurant.
“Maybe it was just this one piece”, I thought. So I tried another, and another. I tried five separate pieces throughout my monster of a helping, and they all had the same texture.
So I went to my drink that I ordered. Took a sip, and it was not Dr. Pepper. My wife ordered Pepsi. She took a drink of mine, and said “Yeah it’s not Pepsi, but it’s not Dr. Pepper either”.
I tried to eat other foods there as well, just to make up for the time, and almost everything just tasted absolutely awful. The only thing that kind of stood out was the vegetables, as they were the only redeeming quality.
Back to other things that happened. I tried to get the “Shrimp Tempura”, and the tongs were scorching hot. For some reason someone thought putting metal tongs over a buffet that is constantly pushing out hot steam was a good idea. I literally had to pull out a few pieces with my hands because of how hot the tongs were.
By the way, while sitting at our table I saw a gentleman get a plate from the top of the stack, and his too had food encrusted on it and he tried scraping it off.
I’m honestly just blown away by how bad this place has become. It was a lesson that we had to learn the hard way, but it’ll definitely be a lesson we don’t forget.
We used to come here all the time for the buffet, too. It is definitely not the same as it used to be, but to have hot pot in Ktown is nice, for sure. Maybe the buffet will someday be like it was, but Kearney is gonna have to start coming here again to help them build it back up!