Great Wall Chinese Restaurant
Great Wall is a popular Chinese restaurant chain across the USA.
They’re famous for having big buffet tables with lots of choices, such as fried rice, noodles, egg rolls, and sweet-and-sour chicken.
People love it for tasty, affordable family meals.
Big chain Over 200 locations, mostly on the East Coast and Midwest.

Famous Great Wall Menu Prices
Famous Dish | Estimated Price (per dish) | Type |
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General Tso’s Chicken | $10.99 – $14.99 | Entrée |
Beef with Broccoli | $11.99 – $15.99 | Entrée |
Crab Rangoon (6 pcs) | $5.99 – $7.99 | Appetizer |
Pork Egg Rolls (2 pcs) | $3.99 – $5.99 | Appetizer |
Chicken Lo Mein | $9.99 – $13.99 | Noodle Dish |
Vegetable Fried Rice | $8.99 – $11.99 | Side/Rice Dish |
Sweet & Sour Chicken | $10.99 – $14.99 | Entrée |
Mongolian Beef | $12.99 – $16.99 | Entrée |
Famous Lunch Menus of Great Wall
Lunch Dish | Estimated Price | Includes |
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General Tso’s Chicken Lunch | $8.99 – $11.99 | Entrée + Fried Rice or White Rice |
Beef with Broccoli Lunch | $9.49 – $12.49 | Entrée + Fried Rice + 1 Egg Roll |
Sweet & Sour Chicken Lunch | $8.99 – $11.99 | Entrée + Fried Rice + Soup (Wonton/Egg Drop) |
Chicken Lo Mein Lunch | $8.49 – $10.99 | Large Noodle Portion + 2 Crab Rangoons |
Mongolian Beef Lunch | $10.99 – $13.99 | Entrée + Steamed Rice + Salad |
Shrimp Fried Rice Lunch | $9.99 – $12.99 | Large Rice Portion + 2 Pork Egg Rolls |
Buffet vs. Lunch Menu:
Most Great Wall locations focus on all-you-can-eat buffets (lunch: $12–$16, dinner: $16–$22).
Individual lunch dishes (like those above) are only available at non-buffet locations — call ahead to confirm!
What’s Included:
Lunch specials usually come with rice + soup, egg roll, or appetizer (varies by restaurant).
Price Factors:
- 💸 Location: Urban areas (e.g., NYC) cost more than suburbs.
- ⏰ Time: Lunch (11 am–3 pm) is cheaper than dinner.
- 📦 Takeout vs. Dine-in: Takeout may save $1–$3.
“Prices and menu options vary by location. Verify with your nearest Great Wall before visiting.”
Top Dished Of Great Wall Chinese Menu With Prices
Great Wall’s menu is packed with Chinese-American classics loved nationwide. Below are their most popular dishes and estimated prices of Appetizers and Dinner(varies by location).
Appetizer Menu
Item | Description | Price Range |
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Crab Rangoon (6 pcs) | Crispy wontons stuffed with cream cheese & imitation crab | $5.99 – $7.99 |
Pork Egg Rolls (2 pcs) | Fried rolls w/ cabbage, carrots, pork | $3.99 – $5.99 |
Spring Rolls (2 pcs) | Light, veggie-filled rolls (often vegan) | $4.49 – $6.49 |
Fried Wontons (8 pcs) | Crispy pork dumplings + sweet-sour sauce | $4.99 – $6.99 |
BBQ Spare Ribs (4 pcs) | Sticky-sweet pork ribs | $8.99 – $11.99 |
Chicken Wings (6 pcs) | Fried or saucy wings (Buffalo/teriyaki) | $7.99 – $9.99 |
Sesame Balls (6 pcs) | Sweet red bean paste in fried dough | $5.49 – $6.99 |
Dinner Menu (ENTRÉES)
Item | Description | Price Range |
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General Tso’s Chicken | Crispy chicken in sweet-spicy sauce | $12.99 – $15.99 |
Beef with Broccoli | Tender beef + broccoli in garlic sauce | $13.99 – $16.99 |
Shrimp Lo Mein | Noodles w/ shrimp + veggies | $14.99 – $17.99 |
Sweet & Sour Pork | Bite-sized pork in tangy red sauce | $12.49 – $15.49 |
Mongolian Beef | Sliced beef + scallions in soy glaze | $15.99 – $18.99 |
Vegetable Tofu Delight | Fried tofu + mixed veggies in sauce | $11.99 – $13.99 |
Hunan Chicken | Spicy stir-fry w/ veggies + chili | $13.49 – $16.49 |

🚨 CRITICAL NOTES
1️⃣ BUFFET FIRST:
⚠️ 90% of Great Wall locations are BUFFET-ONLY ($12–$16 lunch / $16–$22 dinner). Individual menus (above) only exist at non-buffet spots.
2️⃣ PRICE VARIABLES:
- 💸 Location: Urban (e.g., NYC) vs. rural = ±$3–$5 per dish.
- 📦 Takeout saves: Usually $1–$3 less than dine-in.
- 🕔 Dinner costs more: Entrées are $2–$4 pricier than lunch.
“Menu items and prices vary by location. Always call your local Great Wall Chinese Restaurant to confirm availability and pricing before visiting.”
Top Great Wall Buffet Items & Prices
Category | Item | Description | Lunch Price | Dinner Price |
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Entrées | General Tso’s Chicken | Crispy sweet-spicy chicken | $12-$14 | $16-$18 |
Mongolian Beef | Tender beef in garlic-soy glaze | $12-$14 | $16-$18 | |
Sweet & Sour Chicken | Bite-sized in tangy red sauce | $12-$14 | $16-$18 | |
Sides | Chicken Lo Mein | Soft noodles with vegetables | Included | Included |
Pork Fried Rice | Classic takeout-style fried rice | Included | Included | |
Appetizers | Crab Rangoon (6pcs) | Cream cheese & crab wontons | Included | Included |
Egg Rolls (2pcs) | Pork or vegetable filling | Included | Included | |
Desserts | Fortune Cookies | Classic crunchy treats | Included | Included |
Fried Banana | Caramelized with honey | Included | Included |



Key Notes:
- All prices are approximate and vary by location (urban areas often +$2)
- “Included” = Unlimited servings at no extra cost
- Dinner upgrades may include:
- More seafood options (shrimp, mussels)
- Premium meats (pepper steak, BBQ ribs)
- Kids pricing: Typically $8-$10 (ages 4-10)
Great Wall Super Buffet Menu & Pricing
Category | Popular Items | Lunch (Weekdays) | Dinner/Weekends | Kids (Under 10) |
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Chinese Entrées | General Tso’s Chicken, Mongolian Beef, Sweet & Sour Pork | $11.99-$13.99 | $15.99-$17.99 | $6.99-$7.99 |
American Favorites | Fried Chicken, Pizza, French Fries | ✅ Included | ✅ Included | ✅ Included |
Seafood | Fried Shrimp, Crab Legs (Fri-Sun) | ❌ Not Available | ✅ Included | ✅ Included |
Sushi Bar | California Rolls, Nigiri (3-4 types) | Limited Selection | Full Selection | ✅ Included |
Desserts | Ice Cream, Cookies, Fried Bananas | ✅ Included | ✅ Included | ✅ Included |
Drinks | Soft Drinks, Tea | $2.50 (Unlimited) | $2.50 | $1.99 |
Key Notes:
- Weekend/Holiday Pricing: +$2-3 (more seafood/sushi options)
- Crab Legs: Typically only Friday dinner through Sunday
- Takeout Boxes: Usually $8.99/lb (charged separately)
- Senior Discounts: 10% off (weekday lunches only)
Favorite Items At Great Wall Restaurant Menu



History Of Great Wall Chinese Restaurant
Founded:
1972 (Washington D.C. area)
Founders:
Immigrant entrepreneurs introducing Americanized Chinese cuisine
Key Milestones:
1970s-80s: Pioneered the “all-you-can-eat” Chinese buffet model in the U.S.
1990s: Expanded to 200+ locations (East Coast & Midwest focus)
2000s: Became synonymous with affordable family dining (avg. $15/person)
Today: Operates as independent franchises with standardized menus
Why It Stands Out:
🥢 Buffet Innovators: First to combine Chinese-American dishes with unlimited servings
📍 Local Adaptations: Menus vary slightly by region (e.g., more seafood in coastal areas)
Fun Fact:
The name “Great Wall” was chosen to symbolize Chinese culinary tradition, though the restaurants are not affiliated with China’s actual Great Wall.
More Than Just a Buffet: Legacy in Numbers
Great Wall Chinese Restaurant: Authentic Buffet Dining Since 1982
Chinese-American Cuisine
The United States
Daily Preparation
Served Yearly
*Industry leader in Chinese buffet dining – Voted “Best Affordable Chinese Food” 2023
Customer Reviews About Great Wall Chinese Food
What Our Customers Say
“Best Chinese buffet in town! The General Tso’s chicken is perfectly crispy and the egg rolls are always fresh. We come every Friday night.”
“The lunch buffet is an incredible value at $12.99. Mongolian beef and crab rangoon are my favorites. Always clean and well-stocked.”
“Great variety and fresh food. Love the sushi selection! Only wish they had more vegetarian options. Service is always friendly.”
“Our go-to spot for family celebrations! Kids love the dessert section. The hot & sour soup is the best I’ve had outside of Chinatown.”
“Friday night crab legs are worth the wait! The $19.99 dinner buffet includes snow crab – unbelievable deal. Never had a bad meal here.”
“Perfect for our office lunches. Private area fits 20 comfortably. The sesame chicken and lo mein disappear fastest! Great service.”
Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars from 1,200+ reviews across platforms
Videos Of Great Wall Restaurant Food Menu
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