Stumbled upon this inexpensive buffet for dinner. Only 16.90 euros each. Lots of salad, cheese, and…read moremisc pastas. Even sardines and cold cuts. French specialties galore. They also have a 3 minute make your own pizza bar and a chef making burgers and fries. Several chicken and fish choices and 1 beef. Dessert bar had fruit and mousse options on top of lemon pie and desert bars. Drink prices were reasonable. Highly recommended!

Out of all the times I had been to the zoo, I had never decided to eat here. After all, it can get…read moreexpensive for a family of 5 to eat at buffets. The good thing about this one is that everything is included... your food, flat water, mineral water, soda, beer, red wine, white wine, rose wine, coffee and desserts. Options aren't the best sometimes as far as the food or desserts goes. I specifically went to what I thought was a Russian event but turned out to be Italian food. Slightly disappointed but the dancing shows made up for it.

The food came quickly and it was delicious, it was just perfect but the chairs were a bit annoying…read moreto sit on but that didn't really matter.

I have been here for a hearty and fantastic lunch many times. Family owned and operated, just get…read morethe Formula Midi and enjoy. No English spoken at all. Locals ram this gem at lunch. Please partake !

Don't miss this gem, just off the road from Calais to Paris. We took a chance when we stopped here…read morefor lunch since there was only one review on yelp, albeit a good one. It was packed with locals. The staff were friendly and helpful and the food was excellent, copious and good value. There is an appetizer buffet and then various set menu options to choose between. The roast chicken was succulent and delicious and the omelette was tender and cooked to perfection with a side salad with delicious dressing. Amazeballs!!

This place is huge!…read more Tons of tables and ton of food. There's a play area for the kids, this is huge for me! It has foam tiles, small house, bridge and slide and some random toys. It was enough to keep my kids busy and my husband and I ate with less stress. Price was $25 for adults. $15 for kids 4 and up. The price includes all items on the buffet and you can also have the chefs cook a hibachi style dish or wok. You just pick the proteins and veggies you want and you take it to them. Enough variety of food and desserts. Place is kept clean and food was being replenished accordingly as it ran out. We were pleased with our experience and would return in the future. Excuse the quality of the photos. My phone ran out of battery and the other phone's camera quality is way way worse than mine.

Those expats seeking a traditional American buffet, look no further. This is a large facility with…read moremany food options. There is a kobe style grill that is self serve ... Grab meat, plate and an available grill. There is a wok style chef station (not a wok though) load plate with meat, veggies, noodles or rice. They'll cook fresh for.your enjoyment. The rest is traditional buffet. Sushi/sashimi options, tofu/miso soup options, many cooked chicken and beef options, many veggie options, and many seafood options. When finished, they have a dessert buffet section that is better than most. A bit pricey buffet at about €25 / person with option to include drink or purchase separate. I will categorize as a must try.

I only ate at Cucumbertime once, but since it remains unreviewed on Yelp, I'm going to give it a…read morebump. As heads up, there are quite a few reviews on Happy Cow about this place that can offer more insight. Komkommertijd has a nice set up for a buffet-style place, instead a little courtyard that feels very natural and peaceful. After marching all over Ghent for the day and searching for a magic unicorn of a restaurant that served both waterzooi and good vegetarian/vegan options - FYI, that didn't exist in 2009 and maybe still doesn't, we parted ways with our waterzooi-seeking companion and returned to this vegan AYCE buffet. There was a selection of soups, app, and mains that satisfied me, including some curry and lentil dishes I liked. At 12.50 euros it was steep with the conversion rate at the time but worth it for this famished herbivore. We were there during the second ever week of Donderdag - Veggiedag, which is something that's been in my profile photos since I joined Yelp (pause while you look through my photos). http://www.donderdagveggiedag.be/ What's a Veggiedag or veggie day? It's like a Meatless Monday, but the City of Ghent officially declared Thursday to be veggie day in 2009 and sponsored some great promotions to encourage schools and businesses to adopt healthier and environmentally-friendly eating habits. We thought this was so excellent and very progressive, so we made a weekend trip from NL, just to explore the veg offerings. Sadly there was no big Veggie Pride Parade with dancing broccoli on Veggie Dag (they should mandate that part of the weekly event) but I did fill the hole in my artichoke heart left by the lack of visible celebration. Whether it's Thursday - Veggie Day or not, you should check out Cucumbertime and enjoy a healthy, tasty lunch or dinner meal. Hey, maybe they have a vegan waterzooi now too?

I had no idea how much I needed a meal at Komkommertijd. My first time to Europe and I realized my…read morediet consisted mostly of bread, meat, and cheese until that point. Getting my fill of veggies here balanced me out. The buffet costs 13.50 for lunch and 16.00 for evenings and weekends. A little pricey, but come hungry and you won't regret it. I filled three plates full of cold noodle salad, cauliflower and spinach gratin, roasted potatoes and veggies, rice, marinated chickpeas, and an apple cake made with almonds and rum to finish it off. We were there for about an hour and were able to pace ourselves and get our fill. I noticed that others who arrived before us stayed even longer. It's a good strategy.