One of those "hole-in-the-wall" kind of places. Not a glamorous restaurant (the kind of place where the decor is awful and the food is slopped on the plate unceremoniously), but it's some of the best take-out in the state. Taste of China offers a huge menu: everything from fried rice to moo shu pork, and all of it is fantastic (albeit a little greasy). While Seven Moons might be the most talked-about Chinese food joint in North Kingstown, Taste of China maintains a loyal clientele by offering great food at very affordable prices. Don't like it hot? Ask for your dish mild. Want to feel the heat? The chefs at Taste of China will insure you'll have heartburn for a week. Leftovers from this restaurant will feed you for days, so don't feel the urge to over-order. Sides range anywhere from $.50 - $6-; main dishes cost between $7 and $16. All-you-can-eat buffet is offered daily, though selection is limited. Located next to Dunkin Donuts, across from Engine Co. gas station.