Za Za Bazaar

We went here for our Valentine’s meal but on the Friday night. £17 a head not including drinks which is totally affordable! The food there is really good a lot better than what you’d expect of somewhere like that! There is a Chinese stand that also has sushi, Indian, Tex Mex BBQ and burger and burrito stand, Italian Pizza and Pasta Stand, a Salad Stand and a Pudding stand that has loads of different pastries, puddings, cakes and ice cream! It is actually very good and there is so much choice I was overwhelmed! The drinks are cheap, I had a cocktail and the cocktail list is huge! £43 for both of us to eat and have one drink each which I think is great considering how much we ate! All you can eat also! Definitely recommended to anyone!

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Za Za was lots of fun, all the choices you could want, they keep the food moving, some things they make on the spot, like the Dosa, and the Peri peri chicken, loads of choices, I think it was worth the 18 quid.

Huge selection, loads of chefs tailoring Phở, pasta, burritos, sushi etc.
By far the best buffet restaurant I have visited.

This is the largest Restraurant in the U.K. and the volume of area it occupies clearly establishes the fact.
The food gets cooked in front of the hungry customer and you can help your self, as it’s a buffet. The world buffet is truly world buffet, literally, as it, successfully covers (almost) all the world cuisines. The eatery can be deemed as child friendly as plenty of high chairs are available (on request).
The views from the tables are awesome (if you are lucky to get the tables, on the side of the Harbour). There is a huge selection of food to choose from and the choices are more at dinner time (starting from 5 PM onwards). The staff is friendly and always up to help the customers. The prices are reasonable and there is a sprawling bar downstairs as well. Although the variety of the spirits is pretty limited. From a Restraurant this size I expected at least a good collection of Scotch and Wine.
Checked in, because the cuisine of the month was Indian Street Food. The food was absolutely at par with the regular Indian standards. Only the wraps were a little sloppy, but, it was made by a Chef of a different nationality, so the complaints shouldn’t be there.
The desert section is pretty massive and to be honest, I loved the rice pudding!
One is given, an hour and three quarters to stuff himself, which is, plenty of time.
The staff comes up 30 minutes before your time is finishing, to your table and notifies how much time is left, which is reasonable.
We were so stuffed, had to take a walk down the Harbour.
Definitely worth a repeat visit … ZaZa all the way!

Fantastic place, good variety of cuisines, helpful and friendly staff. All food tasted great and not the usual all you can eat buffet standard ! The Indian food was some of the best I’ve ever tasted. A great place for any occasion ! Very clean, tidy and well organised.

This restaurant is an amazing experience. As soon as you walk in to the restaurant area your senses are hit from all around you. I’ve been a few times and the food has been excellent each time. The Indian/​curry section is brilliant, the nan breads are made fresh right in front of you and the chicken is amazing. The sheer variety is a bit overwhelming but you really can find something for everyone.
I read some reviews before I went and was aware that because it was an all you can eat you are up and down quite a lot getting food. Some people complained that you then don’t chat to your party much but I guess as long as you know what to expect you are prepared for that.
I’ve been in an evening and at lunch time. The lunch time was cheaper but there was a reduced menu, it didn’t mean I ate less but the variety is reduced quite a lot. There were a lot of children’s /​teenage parties at lunch time but that didn’t detract from the experience and we took our children. The only negative I would say is that our four year old will have to pay half price when she turns five and I doubt she’ll struggle to get her moneys worth however until then she’s FREE!

Having been to may all-​you-​can-​eat buffets in my time this place really is as good as it gets. The sheer variety of food available caters from the more adventurous eaters with tantalising dishes from all corners off the globe right down to those who prefer a simple burger and chips.
Lunch times and early evening are much cheaper and there is the option of a single plate for much less than the all-​you-​can-​eat option.

To kill time and stay out of the rain before we headed back to the airport to fly home, we found ourselves in the comfortable surrounds of the Za Za Bazaar. The final F1 GP was on a massive screen too, so we while away a few hours looking at our purchases, keeping an eye on an very exciting race while supping some cider.
It was a few hours well spent.

Loved this restaurant. Lots of good food, total range of options of all different types. All items cooked to perfection which isn’t always the case with buffets. Quality of food was as good as an al a carte restaurant as opposed to a buffet. Restaurant was clean. Food was fresh. Could see chiefs prepare the food. Only negative would be that there is a time limit to how long you can stay in the restaurant for (2hrs), this is ample time for eating many courses and if you want to continue the evening there is a bar downstairs you can go to.