East Orient Buffet

My cousin bought me here for lunch on a Sunday. It was £8.95 each which is still cheap but it’s only £5.90 during the week, however I believe there’s no duck served at the cheaper price. I’m not the biggest fan of buffets, but this one was okay. Nothing particularly special about it, but if your passing and want Chinese food, give it a go

Great buffet, great value. I guess taste is subjective, but this buffet gets all the dishes exactly the way me and my wife like them, and they are better quality than most cheap buffets. Some personal favorites include chicken Madras, pepper beef, tempura prawn, but they get a great balanced taste on everything and even manage to cook a juicy chicken tikka. The price (£6 lunch — £10 dinner/​Sundays) makes it a great value especially for lunch — unlike most places that replace beef with chicken for lunch, they keep all their beef plates (only the prawn are gone). There is also a take-​away option for £4.50/£5.50 (lunch/​dinner). I would probably give 4 stars due to their ice-​cream being sub-​par (most flavors feel way too artificial) and the California roll being somewhat dry, but for the price you pay these being the only two let-​downs is remarkable.

food is cold and bland. waiters take your plate too quickly when you have finished eating. the coke is watered down and doesn’t taste like genuine coke a cola should do. found a dead bluebottle in my food. avoid at all costs. definitely not a nice experience. after leaving i nipped to good old mcdonalds which was 10x better!!!

brand new buffet (pizza hut was here), wide range of dishes, Chinese, Indian, Mongolian. very good prices, more expensive in the evening, Sunday buffet under £9 pp.