China Buffet

“Food was delicious, fantastic and friendly service.”

Justin Yiu★★★★

Pretty respectable food and great value for money. £13.85 all you can eat Chinese/cantonese style food in 60 minutes (not sure if this applies for all days or just rush hour). Pork chops in Cantonese sauce and the BBQ roast pork (char siu) were my personal favourites. Egg fried rice was a bit bland. Restaurant is quite small and a bit cramped but clean. Staff are nice and friendly, and work very quickly to keep the quick turnover of food.

Han Shillcock★★★★★

We would consider ourselves chinese connoisseurs. We’ve eaten at most. This is amazing. Ignore the bad reviews. I am a very fussy eater so this is a genuine review. We went for the lunch time buffet, so can’t speak for the evening buffet. All of the meat was so soft, not chewy or tough. Good variety of different meats. The egg fried rice is gorgeous, and the noodles. They have the best sesame toast we have ever eaten. Very nicely cooked and all the food was very tasty. My honest critiques: they didn’t have duck and pancakes on the lunch menu which is a shame. You also only get 1 hour so I felt

Olivia★★★★

I saw this buffet via a real on Instagram and wanted to check it out as part of my time in Manchester. No booking is required but we went on a Thursday at around 5 30pm and it was still very busy. The staff are lovely and the cost of the dinner buffet is £17.95 per person which was good value for what was on offer. Our highlights were the battered king prawns, the duck pancakes (not crispy shredded duck though), the prawn toast, crispy chicken wings and the tofu. Avoid the beef and chicken as we thought the texture was too soft. The dessert section is definitely lacking with only jelly and

H Choudhury★★★★★

I was searching for a budget friendly chinese food in Manchester and this place turned out to be great. They have many varieties of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes. Plus their dessert and fruit section were equally appealing. Plan to visit again soon.