Chinese buffet

[Goats left knee]

Afternoon peoples. Over in a few weeks, what’s your best recommendation for a City centre buffet?
Have been to tops on Portland St and thought it was nice, pricey though, reviews not great on Google though.

 

[doots]

Was in there last week and I commented on how rubbery the chicken was.
The waitress said"ah, fank u very much'.

 

[East Level 2]

Was in there last week and I commented on how rubbery the chicken was.
The waitress said"ah, fank u very much'.

Add Benny Hill to the list of famous City fans.

 

[City Hobgoblin]

Was in there last week and I commented on how rubbery the chicken was.
The waitress said"ah, fank u very much'.

You should have asked them (preferably in a Geordie accent):

"Do you deliver?"...

 

[Tuearts right boot]

You should have asked them (preferably in a Geordie accent):

"Do you deliver?"...

No, only chicken, pork and beef.

 

[MCFCTrick]

I honestly don't get the buffet style restaurants. Food that really should be served fresh, all piled up under heat lamps, for not much less than a decent proper restaurant.

Each to their own and all that ...

 

[lefty goldblatt]

Did they all have sore fingers

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

I honestly don't get the buffet style restaurants. Food that really should be served fresh, all piled up under heat lamps, for not much less than a decent proper restaurant.

Each to their own and all that ...

The attraction is probably gluttony, it's telling how many morbidly obese people attend these restaurants.

Depends on the restaurant, you can get food cooked fresh to order like steak or fish, and Brazilian style restaurants come round with the meat skewer.

@Goats left knee

I'd avoid Chinese buffets as the food is usually subpar and with the amount of belly bloating MSG in the food makes a buffet pointless. Go for a decent Chinese restaurant or a world buffet instead.

 

[old-boys-YYF]

Do you like hot pot？