Top’s China

Reviews

• Ms W.

  star star star star star 25 July 2026

  To. Die. For.
  Shrimp fried rice
  Sweet and sour chicken
  Chicken wings
  Everything was fresh and cooked perfectly!!!

• William L.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 22 July 2026

  I'm not sure what to make of the menu board entry that says "Enter as Guests - Leave as Friends" as I rarely saw our server at Top's China Buffet in Fort Pierce. As for the gentleman acting as a cashier, he played on his smartphone most of the time.
  
  Out of school on a "half-day" my kids wanted lunch and they wanted it now. Quick, easy and inexpensive, I decided to try out Top's China Buffet as it was just that - quick, easy and inexpensive. The kid's buffet lunch (3-8 years old) was $3.99, while the adult meal was $7.79.  
  
  Tucked into a declining shopping center that once hosted a Winn-Dixie and K-Mart, Top's China Buffet can be found in the northwest corner. Parking wasn't an issue and there were a number of cars directly in front of the buffet. A good sign, I thought.
  
  Two "kids" and my 13 year-old daughter - who counted as an adult - along with myself, we were quickly shown to a table. Tables were close together and seating was very cramped. The restaurant had a "smell" of cooked pork or other foods. We chose water as our beverage.
  
  Quickly making our way to the buffet line, my kids and I tried the spare ribs, spare rib tips, sweet and sour chicken, fried rice, egg rolls and crab rangoon. All I can say is overcooked as to each of these items. Trying the sweet and sour soup, I found the flavor to be very fishy and unlike the same soup I have tried at other Chinese restaurants.
  
  We went back and forth to the buffet line several times in search of food items seemly appetizing to the eyes. We didn't find much.
  
  For desert, my kids and I tried the vanilla pudding, jello, and Chinese donuts. Vanilla pudding came from a can and the jello tasted oddly like soap. The Chinese donuts were okay.
  
  We won't be returning to Top's China Buffet any time soon.
  
  William E. Lewis Jr.
  Vero Beach, Florida.

• Bob B.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 19 July 2026

  My wife and I just ate there for the 1st time. We should of left before we even sat down. Worst Chinese food I have ever had in my life. Dirty, smelly, was recommended by one of my wife's clients. Guess we will never go to dinner with her. HORRIBLE.

• Allyn B.

  star star star star_border star_border 9 July 2026

  Food was pretty good, but table tops and soy sauce bottles were sticky. I dislike stickiness in a restaurant.

• Steven R.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 6 July 2026

  I literally have never been to a restaurant this disgusting before. All of the meat seemed horrendously undercooked, I wouldn't have trusted any of the raw seafood or cooked seafood for that matter. The "Mac and cheese" was literally elbow macaroni floating in a soup of milk. Absolutely nothing seemed palatable and the little bit of food I actually managed to eat it's still churning inside of me as I post this 20 minutes later. After we got our check halfway through the very first plate and we were walking towards the door I noticed that they kept the ice for the fountain drinks in an old broken fishing cooler, the type you would find at the back of your garage cracked and warped and missing the handles. If you're looking to get food poisoning I definitely recommend this restaurant.