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2020-12-04
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Decided to try a vegetarian meal after seeing the good deal it had, for $80 it was all you can eat!While the lunch selection seem to have a lot options they were all saucy type dishes, or was a noodle/steamed rice role dish. They were all quite tasty but ended up being similar in both texture and taste. There were a lot of meat-less dishes to choose from, but don't expect the latest omni-meat/impossible meat selection in here during lunch - these are all very traditional Chinese styled dishes
While the lunch selection seem to have a lot options they were all saucy type dishes, or was a noodle/steamed rice role dish. They were all quite tasty but ended up being similar in both texture and taste.
There were a lot of meat-less dishes to choose from, but don't expect the latest omni-meat/impossible meat selection in here during lunch - these are all very traditional Chinese styled dishes which are more stew like with brined vegetables, mushrooms, root vegetables or deep-fried flour or soy sheets. The only western dish here is the make your own salad, scrambled eggs and the cheese cake. I really appreciate that they don't just serve white rice, it seemed to have some red rice in it as well - a small selection of noodle dishes as well. They also have soups, dessert soups and cold drink (mint rose tea/cucumber water) in a keg.
All dishes are served hot and there is no table service, so you will need to return your dirty dishes to their dish station at the back of the store. Environment was very quiet, with signs that tell you not to talk when you're at the buffet station (likely a COVID rule that they implemented)
They also offer a cheaper takeout menu - for $50 you can fill your own box.
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