Chinese buffet for £11.50 from Monday to Friday 6pm to 11pm - need I say more?…read more The variety of food is average however they do a personal unlimited teriyaki for you on request which the beef was my favourite. The staff are really friendly and the service is pretty fast and great! You also get a fortune cookie at the end of your meal!

I'm often a little wary of all-you-can-eat buffet restaurants, they don't usually offer the…read morehealthiest or the best quality food imaginable, but they have their place. I've been here on a couple of occasions and it's true, for someone (like me) who is a fan of healthy eating, you do need to choose fairly carefully, if you want to avoid outrageously fat-laden cuisine. I like the fact, though, that you can also get a take-out container here for just £4; that really suited me one Sunday evening when I hadn't eaten and not much was open. I chose some delicious king prawns and noodles with mini-spring rolls, vegetable samosas and prawn crackers on the side. Brilliant value and sweet service but not advisable to be eaten every day!

we love this restaurant and constantly return. They always go one further to help you and find what…read moreyou or your,friends need.loved by all who vi. parking is behind. restaurant but limited..

Caveat: This review is for the 'South East Asian' not the Chinese food that is on the plate at La…read moreOrient. I have to return to give that a go to update this review at some point. Being from Singapore, I miss my rendang, mee goreng, laksas and what not. When I first found out La Orient touted South East Asian food, all I could think of is - How could that be good?! I mean, my last review about Banana Tree was begrudgingly vitriolic enough. Let alone a place out in the sticks. Well, I then said to myself, there's no way this could be bad, I mean, how could they still operate when loads of folks now travel to South East Asia on a regular basis. Boy was I wrong. Service here redeems itself from a 1* review. The 'Malaysian' food however, is just not up to scratch at all. It invites me to gently (but oh so only gently) nudge Banana Tree to open up a place in Surrey (Gosh I feel dirty for even saying that). Anyway, we order the Kway Pie Tie as a starter, rendang, mee goreng, and sambal prawns for mains. The first somewhat encouraging sign is that they have plate warmers. Asians love their food piping hot, so I am all about that. However, when the kway pie tie comes, I'm immediately disappointed. It's lukewarm inside (probably from being frozen and reheated) and there's a gargantuan faux crabstick on one of them. Clearly this is not going to end well. My dining partner tries to convince me that I should withhold judgment until the rest of the food comes. I do. And then very quickly I don't. This IS NOT Malaysian food folks. I should have just gone for the regular Chinese menu. The Mee Goreng is a sorry substitute, egg noodles with no spice, and just beef and tomatoes. I mean, that's what it says, but someone must have not taught the chef what it really tastes like. The rendang looked more like a curry - Too much coconut, not enough depth of flavor coming from different types of spices. The only somewhat redeeming dish was the sambal prawns. But very very diluted in flavor, as if they weren't prepared to lather on the stinkiness of belachan or that they were afraid to overwhelm the genteel Surrey palate. Wasted calories this evening, now I really just wanna go for a run to totally have no remnants left of last night's dinner. Next time, I do wanna see if this place redeems itself with the Chinese food that doesn't purport to be South East Asian.

Just outstanding , Good food, good environment , good atomy, good customer service, good barbecue…read moreselection as well as good salad items , good barbecue marinated meat selectionminted meats selection as well as good salad salad , especially desert with cake just wow!!!!

I love this place a lot. I know the owners well and it was an absolute pleasure taking various…read morefamily members there last year. I have seen the family business grow and these people are lovely and very well deserving of business. I hope 2020 is a great year for K-Town and I will certainly be taking family, clients and friends there soon.

'You can go and eat your Chinese food, over drunken fools singing eighties tunes, they will be…read moresinging out of tune saying "Get the foreigners out of my area"' sang Morden based Good Shoes in their 2007 single 'Morden'. This was the place they were reffering to. Something of a cult hit in the area, Gourmet Buffet earnt a repuatation for being good, being cheap and then hosting karaoke if you take a party of 15 with you. I havent seen the karaoke machine out recently, mostly because I go there for 5 pound lunch, because dinner only has peking duck and a couple of rather nice dishes extra for 10 or 11 pounds. Go, take some friends, call in advance on 020 8640 1115 to book the karaoke machine as you have to eat here and can't just turn up for a sing. I dont reccomend seeing if you can make some racist comments to see if Good Shoes were right, but if you do go say hi to Chinese 'Dave' who is a huge man who always makes me laugh and has a warmth that brings regular customers each and every evening!

A cracking place to go for a night out or arrange a birthday do. The staff really get everyone…read moreinvolved and make you feel completely at home. Once the beer/wine has kicked in with the tasty buffet meal you will find yourself drawn to join in the fun, and before you know it the night is drawing to a close (all too soon) and all of you and your mates have decided it's a great idea to all get up and sing Bohmemium Rhapsody. A solid good night out - make sure you book in advance though as it is a popular night out

Wide variety of food and asian cuisine which was absolutely amazingand the desserts are delecious…read moreaswell.

A brilliant buffet in the town centre, as soon as we walked in we was welcomed by the staff and…read moreshown to a table, our drinks order was taken then we helped our self to the food, there was many Chinese dishes available so there was something for everyone, I could not fault the food it was all hot and regularly topped up the desserts where very nice too

This was a recommendation. Never again. The venue is huge. The food looked good but the taste was…read moreso-so. Once we got our food back to the table it was cold.

It's great for kids. Especially if they are fussy eaters. The food is ok, you absolutely get what…read moreyou pay for. 4 of us stuffed our faces for under £100. (2 kids, 2 adults) don't go there expecting fine dining, expect high salt, low quality westernised ethnic food and some British classics. The curries are really bland. The teppanyaki area is very limited. There's 4 choices. Scallops, prawns, steak the other option I cannot remember. They are very regimental, you have 1:45:00 minutes to eat and they stand by your table waiting for you to leave when your time gets nearer to the end of your allocated time. Atmosphere is pretty hectic. You pay extra for drinks which are refillable. The best food they serve imo, is the Japanese dumplings when it comes to quality. Please book in advance.

Good food really tasty and good service. It become our routine go to whenever we crave chinese…read morefood. Place is also clean and food replenish regularly.

I was at Tottenham during lunch.I saw a sign on road says Golden Buffet.Asked locals plus went on…read moreinternet found 1 rating of 1 star.Hungry and parked car outside.Price £5.50 excluding drinks.Lots of choice of food with 2 types of rice and noodles.Had also a selection of dessert too.Ask a guy on next table why it got only 1 star ? He said he has been eating at this place since it was opened but never had a bad one. I food was good and large selection too.Takeaway long aluminium container for £3.80. Was pretty busy even after 2pm. Locals like it.If i pass by again and hungry will pop in again

Service great and food amazing, best prawn toast ever . Prices very reasonable as well .read more

My usual Friday pre-salsa food hunt led me to Royal China this week. From the outside, the decor…read morelooks slightly haphazard with different themes in different parts of the dining area. However, the warm welcome of the staff lifted all doubt the moment we walked in The menu is largely Chinese with a Thai section in the back. This is a growing trend I've noticed in Chinese restaurants recently The starter of deep fried soft shell crab was nice and crispy with sweet crabmeat but the coating was a little salty I enjoyed the roast duck in plum sauce, being used to the slightly fatty duck. The sizzling mixed seafood in black bean sauce had generous portions of large prawns, scallops, mussels and squid. The pad thai noodles were OK but not as good as in standalone Thai restaurants An enjoyable meal with good service

Amazing food here absolutely fantastic staff couldn't have been more friendlier our drinks were…read moreconstantly filled and plates cleared . Very friendly place nice and quite . The food is absolutely fantastic so many different tastes and very well presented. Overall experience has got to be 5 stars.

I have no idea what this restaurant's interior is like since I didn't leave my couch to order, but…read moredang. This curry house gets five fabulous stars. It is completely possible to grab a couple curries for a large meal and keep it under 20 quid, but that's not what my group did. We ordered five fabulous dishes and feasted. Be aware, they bring the heat, even in the usually calmer paneer dishes. Lamb vindaloo was the winner for me, but again, hot hot hot.

'Eat as much as you like' - probably the most dangerous phrase in the restaurant world. The…read moreImperial Garden in Woking is a therefore a dangerous restaurant. A permanent buffet is always on offer where you can return to the buffet table ad infinitum. This food is great - it may be stuffed with MSG (the fifth flavour), sugar and other naughty things but it is all so tasty. Don't expect high cuisine though, just an immense range of well prepared dishes. This includes the classics such as prawn toast, satay chicken, sweet and sour chicken, pork, crispy duck (oh yes!) and crispy pork (oh yes!). I'm hungry just thinking about it! To top it off is a seperate soup buffet and dessert table plus blander nosh like chips and chicken wings. The only thing you don't get free re-visits is the drinks. The decor is mediocre but the service is excellent as there seems to be so many waitresses. You can even visit the buffet for take-away. Oh boy I need a sweet and sour fix, stat!