Starkville - Chinese - Go*

[ScoobaDawg]

Where's a good place.

 

[beachbumdawg]

nfm

 

[xxxWalkTheDawg]

The china garden across from lowes is good. And the one in that building that Corkey's is in (on the opposite side) isn't bad.

 

[davatron]

In the shopping center across from McDonald's.

Very nice.

 

[TheMAROONandWHITE]

Where's a good place.

Jeans Cafe behind Up Your Alley in the Cotton District is by far the best. Those other two shouldnt even be allowed to be classified as chinese food

 

[jamdawg96]

China Garden has a good selection...
but Taste of China has better food...
and Jean Cafe has good food but a limited selection...

The best Chinese food in the Golden Triangle is (hands down) Peking in Columbus. Along 45 on the right coming from 82. I know it's a 20 minute drive, but it's well worth it. Trust me. I've lived here for over 20 years. It's DELICIOUS.

Edited to add:
Also, when it's <span style="font-style: italic;">FRESH</span>, and only when it's fresh... Great Wall on campus is pretty good. Might be better than the others in Starkville because of the prices. But look at the food first. Or call it in. Those guys have a tendency to leave **** out ALL day.

 

[mstateglfr]

there isnt.

so just go to Panda(Taste of China), order $20 worth of D2 or whatever, and enjoy your free sugar donut things.

 

[ScoobaDawg]

stuffed myself on the crab and other assorted goodies from the line for the $10.
I figured it had to be somewhat good considering the people in there would make HD/DS look like the skinny kids from etopia.

I'll make the drive to Columbus next time.

 

[UpTheMiddlex3Punt]

The way to do it, if they still allow it, is to do a lunch buffet to go. At first you don't think you can stuff that much food into a Styrofoam tray, but everyone I've suggested this to has gotten two very nice meals out of a single to go trip.

Peking in Columbus is a good suggestion too.

And Sun Hong Kong (is it still there?) was another place I liked when I was a student, albeit not a buffet. I went to high school with the daughter of the owner of that place.

 

[lanceharbor7]

Best Chinese ever.