Hungry Yeti

I had my first visit at Hungry Yeti tonight. The food was great! You have many choices on meat. The vegetable dishes are also spot on, especially the beancurd. However the soup was not really tempting nor tasty. Also, some dishes were almost finished but they didn’t refill it. The price is ok. I spent £12.20 (including half pint coke and service charge) but i’m sure it’ll be cheaper if you do take-​away

Reasonable priced, all you can eat and everything was fresh and delicious. Our waiter was very friendly and we had a very lovely experience.

This place services my buffet pangs perfectly. Ahh how i miss my buffets of the US of A well along comes the Hungry Yeti. All you can eat Asian, Indian. Ok so don’t expect Michelin class dinning, but do expect a huge amount and range of food, pleasant and clean environment at a reasonable price

Love it! Tasty chinees and asian bufet ;) a lot of dishes, very good price! You have all kinds of chicken dishes i love sweet curry chicken, samosa with vegetables is so delicious! You need to visit this bufet when you will be in London ;)

I hate to say this as the staff are really sweet and the manager gave my friends and I a discount but this place is truly awful. I have never seen the option of cocktail sausages in sauce in a Chinese buffet before. You can also get burnt chips yum. I’m not entirely sure why I thought this would be good place for a working lunch in hindsight but If you are on a budget and don’t mind what tasted like double fried MSG of exciting varieties you might want to try it out anyway.

New to Ealing is this fantastic place, the Hungry Yeti has an amazing range of over 50 dishes from all over the orient including China, Thailand, Malaysia, Nepal and India.
A clean and spacious, long restaurant with a well set-​out, clearly labelled, hot servery that has a mouth watering range of dishes that you help yourself to as many times as you wish and all for a set price. The price changes from lunch to dinner.
The range of dishes are great and everyone’s favourites are there, accompanied by all sorts of side dishes, inc. a good selection of salads and sweets.
Traditionalists may think of some of the dishes as starters, main courses and desserts; etc. It doesn’t matter where you begin or end. I finished my meal with some shredded Crispy Duck, the usual trimmings, and also (? I was hungry. OK ?) some freshly cooked fried squid I must say, the duck was crispy and the squid, soft and mouth-​melting — just like they should be.
They don’t stint on the food, it was of a very good quality, tasted authentic and was well cooked.
Replenishment of dishes on the servery was by way of replacement and not top-​up, which pleased me enormously. I hate to see newly prepared food being tossed onto old. I think this is where many buffet type restaurant go horribly wrong, not solely for health reasons
The staff are professional, smart and helpful after some dishes, its nice to have a fresh plate Their response to this request — Yes Sir, no problem, I’ll just clear away the used ones, are you enjoying your meal?
The restaurant is fully licenced and has a good range of beers, inc. my favourite, Tiger Beer!
The facilities are clean and well attended.
This restaurant is fully wheelchair accessible.
The Oriental Buffet Club is worth a few visits or more, the prices are amazingly, great value, with reductions for children. They also do Take Away — where you fill up a carton with your own choices from the buffet.
You can book a table if desired, however, there is plenty of seating.