Good food Great service…read moreGood drinks Clear instructions Very nice decorations, looks very new and modern In conclusion the best restaurant I've ever been to.

I've been going to the hup lee for ages and absolutely LOVE IT my favourite food is the chicken…read moremaryland I HIGHLY recommend it. I have had to stop cause i also found out the at I have celiac. The service is great and very kind people! Basically feels just like what you would expect around you it feels cozy and I just love it so much. definitely go there.

Excellent buffet selection that is fresh and delicious. Service is also good considering it's a…read morebuffet restaurant. Seem to have a lot of problems with their card system and request cash payments only!

I was quite excited to visit here as I hadn't realised there was a world buffet in Hamilton. I knew…read moreabout the one in Glasgow but my man and I fancied somewhere a wee bit quieter. It was £11.99 for the buffet as we went mid week. Unfortunately it was the middle of the road for me on their food. Aye they had, Chinese, Indian, supposedly Thai, Italian and surprisingly a taco, so Mexican as well then. So yes it was quiet, which we wanted but this disappointingly meant two bad things. 1. It meant some of the food was dried out, so had been lying for quite a while. My man's taco was brick hard. 2. The staff were constantly coming to our table asking how everything was. I don't mind the once but every 5 minutes by every single member of staff in there. GO AWAY!!! WE'RE FINE! The girl who we were greeted by and explained how it worked was absolutely lovely and very helpful and friendly. She served us our drinks and was the first to check we were ok and then left us to it. There was plenty to choose from but I felt it was more Indian dish focused. This maybe due to the restaurant being run by Indians/Pakistanis?! The girl apologised to us for the other staff harassing us when we went to pay her the bill, she said they can be overwhelming. We also said about our food being quite dried out and she apologised again and said we should have said something because they would have cooked up something else. It was kind of her but we didn't realise we could and when going to a buffet I don't always know what I want and will like. I also wanted my food instantly, hence going to a buffet, so no wait. It was an alright experience, only lifted by the friendly girl staff member (who I would gladly rate 5 stars) but I don't think we'll be hurrying back soon.

What can I say about this place. I should have known better when agreed to go as I have a natural…read moresuspicion of places that do not specialise on one or two types of food. Noone can someone master 7-8 different types of world cuisine. It is a really big restaurant with booths and tables. Being so big and it being a Sunday probably contributed to the lack of atmosphere. The staff were attentive but then there were only a few people in. The food was meh! Some of it had been left out a while and this was obvious. The one positive was that my boyfriend fancied satay chicken and we asked for this. The chefs made it up fresh for him and delivered it to our table. It was alright. The second positive was the chocolate fountain. They had marshamallows and other fruit which was nice. Will not be rushing back.

Visited this restaurant today for the first and most definitely will NOT be my last visit. Only…read morefault was it advertised a buffet lunch but was more a businessman's lunch with a set menu. Food was fresh and very tasty, we had a mixed starter between 3 and their was loads for us to eat, also advised to help ourselves to the salad bar. We had different starters that were well presented in their own bowls all tasty with plenty of chicken in each. We shared some rice and a highly recommend the garlic nan . Due to work (and being full) we passed on dessert. This was included in the lunch price of £5.95 total bill for 3 including 2 large(and they were large) glasses of cola and a bottle of urn bru was under £25. Well worth a visit

I've been before pretty good. My mother did fall outside it and break her arm tho BUT that isn't…read morethere fault. It's quite cozy and the food is tasty! Plus the people are nice

What can I say. I was very ill. Severe allergic reaction due to the wrong food being served. Which…read moreshouldn't have been difficult as there were only 1 other table of diners. Says everything. Legal proceedings are in the pipeline

The thing i like best about it is that they have a buffet on 7 days and its great for trying new…read morethings as there is loads of dishes to chose from which are topped up regularly I would recommend this restaurant to anyone who likes chinese. .The only negative point is that the drink prices are a bit steep but i suppose thi ishow they make their money. The staff are friendly and the restaurant is in a great location situated in the centre of Hamilton with many pubs and clubs close by ( if your not too stuffed )

Marvellous buffet, friendly staff, Used this place on the 13.09.2011 as a meeting place for a…read moredisciplinary hearing on a former member of our dining group ( The Buffetbhoys ) who was turfed out for being a donker. The food was so good that we lost interest in disciplining him and adjourned the meeting until the following week so we could get plenty of the lovely grub down our necks. Top place for us and we have tried them all and then some ! We visit here often. This review was originally posted on Qype by me on 20/09/2011 but a glitch has prevented me from merging my old reviews with Yelp so I am reposting it so that it is part of my review log. The review still stands today as we visit here often and it is always excellent.

Great buffet, worth the money, good choice of starters mains and deserts, new owners and new nameread more

This place is TERRIBLE…read more We'd heard good things about this place and living about a 20 minute drive away, in the wild of North Lanarkshire where good Indian food is hard to come by, we decided to give it a try. Parking is an issue from the start - there is very limited space around and no car park. We were lucky and got a space on the street outside someone's house, as someone else was leaving. Upon arrival, we were greeted and shown to a table squeezed in next to the drinks cabinet. The whole ambience of the place is 1980s social club. The tables are very close together and if it had been busy, which it wasn't, it would have been pretty uncomfortable being cheek by jowl with the table next door. The service was atrocious. We were asked by a very young girl what drinks we wanted, and off she went to fetch them. After about 10 minutes, she came back with a tray with our two drinks, and two other drinks, both pints of soft drinks with ice. After depositing our drinks on table, she then dropped the tray, depositing a further two drinks all over our legs and feet. Although she muttered an apology as she wiped it up, there was no attempt made to ask if we needed towels to mop ourselves up, nor did the management seem to be interested. To add insult to injury, we waited at least 15 minutes before we eventually flagged someone down to ask for a menu. A gormless young chap then handed us two paper take-away flyers. At this point, I was thinking about getting up and leaving, but a girl then came over to give us the correct menus and tell us about the buffet. Sadly, we didn't see this girl again during our visit - she seemed to be the only person in the building with more than one brain cell, so she was obviously in high demand. This is also the only time I've ever been to an Indian restaurant and they have clearly been AGAINST you ordering from the a la carte menu! With no further assistance in sight, we eventually just helped ourselves to the buffet - clearly, ordering anything else was not an option, and I was ravenous by this point. The starters were all dried up and lukewarm - if it wasn't for the crudely printed signs, I wouldn't have even been able to identify some of the items. Hats off though for pushing the boundaries of "Indian cuisine" by including fish fingers and chicken nuggets, truly a global experience. The curries themselves were fine - a wide selection was on offer, though mostly chicken based. There were a couple of lamb curries, but as the printed menu only offered mutton, I'm unsure of the veracity of that. There was one dish with prawns in, too. The three curries I sampled were just OK - nothing special at all. The chicken garlic masala was clearly just the garlic mushroom starter with chicken instead of mushrooms - thrifty! Poppadoms, condiments and naan breads were fine and in plentiful supply. We didn't sample the dessert options - we were so thoroughly demoralised by that point, that we couldn't wait to leave. We had to wait what felt like an ice age for our bill to arrive and then someone to find the card machine and the wherewithal to bring it to our table. I would only return here under duress, possibly at knife point.

Chinese buffet restaurants are popping up everywhere, and they all seem to be a little samey, but…read moreThe Peking Inn in Hamilton (formerly Jade Palace) is a little bit different from the norm. Until about 2 years ago, this place was the go-to for all family events; birthdays, celebrations, exam passing etc.. and we have never been dissapointed, returning regularly for the lunch buffet when shopping in Hamilton. It is much smaller than China Buffet King and the likes but it is perhaps because of this that the food seems to taste much better and fresher. They always have a wide selection of dishes available and quite unusually for a chinese buffet, they have loads of puddings. They are always fully booked at the weekends so i would advise you to book early to ensure you get a table, especially if it is a big party. As usual the drinks are way over-priced but everyone seems to expect this when they visit a chinese restaurant! The lunch buffet here is about 8.00 and the evening menu is around 12.00 which is pretty good value for money. Definetly worth a visit if you are sick of the commercialised buffet chains in Glasgow.

This is actually one of my favourite Chinese restaurants ever, tastes amazing. It has amazing…read morevariations of food: chips, seafood, soup, rice and noodles etc.. Best time to go in my opinion is lunch, if you go I would recommend the cream of chicken soup, It really lives up to its name it is extremely creamy and has such a strong, savoury flavour. To people who don't like strong flavoured food then I wouldn't recommend this to you maybe go for the other option like chicken noodle or have some sushi, for desert they have a large variety of cakes, jelly (jello), ice cream/ice lollies. Overall an amazing restaurant amazing for someone who loves culture! - me

Really did not enjoy this place whatsoever. My mum wanted me to come with her to try it as she…read morequite likes it, and being a restaurant in Hamilton I hadn't tried I thought we'd go in for lunch. It's a buffet, and the set price for the lunch I think was £9.50 for an adult if I'm not mistaken. When we got in I was overwhelmed by the absolute tackiness of the decor. Pink, sparkles, baby greens, completely overdone table covers etc. 'twas all a bit over the top and tacky. We were seated at a table by a waitress who's English wasn't particularly good, and drinks were brought over. We were then told we can go up and help ourselves. Now I thought China Buffet King in town had a small selection of food, but this was ridiculous. There was maybe about 20 dishes in total over 4 areas, and none of them were particularly better than others. Dry, tasteless food for the most part, and when it wasn't tasteless, I'd wished it was. I'd never recommend CBK to anyone, but if it's there or this place, you should probably just stick to your chain.