Nice wee spot for a bite to eat before the cinema ... More filling than a Burger King that's for…read moresure ! It's all you can eat for around £10 pp including a dessert and it's also licensed so you can grab a cheeky beverage to go with dinner ! Good selection of dishes to choose from as well.

This would be one of my favourite Chinese style buffets. I always find the staff really friendly…read moreand welcoming as soon as you arrive. The restaurant always seems very clean and the toilet facilities would be the same. The variety of food on offer is brilliant. There are several different mains, sides, starters and desserts available and anything I have tried I have really enjoyed especially the salted chilli chicken and the duck pancakes. The variety of drinks available at the bar is also quite good. The price is very reasonable and if you go during the afternoon they have discounted rates.

Well the food was amazing carry 5 stars serive was amazing but it's a buffet so Service was only…read morefor drinks drink

Awesome place just make sure you are hungry, never had a bad meal, I love the place. Every time we…read morewere in Belfast my son always wants to go

Love, I mean LOVE their breakfast. Hot, delicious and fresh. The service is very nice and the…read moreatmosphere is clean and comfortable. The only disappointment that I had was with myself and that I missed the first two days of breakfast on my trip. This is the restaurant that serves the breakfast if it is included in your reservation. Definitely worth it!

Service: Courteous, reasonably prompt…read more Foods: Typical British breakfast foods. Bacon cooked the British way. Scrambled eggs is not moist enough, a little dry for me. Pan-seared tomatoes were delicious. Grapefruit juice does not have much flavor. OJ was good. Coffee was a bit of a challenge to drink, coming from Seattle, WA. Environment: The restaurant has an almost wrapped-around glass wall which permits lots of sun light to permeate the space. This is a great thing when the weather is cooler and cloudy. But, in the sumer, when the sun is pouring in, it becomes a problem. The room temperature felt like it was above 80 degrees F, it was muggy and very uncomfortable. I asked for the temperature to be lowered, the waitress said engineering did answer their call. Well, then, she should escalate it to the manager. I fail to see why paying Hilton customers should be made to tolerate this kind of discomfort as a hotel patron. In the longer term, the restaurant should consider putting up blinds to filter out too much scorching sun from entering during the summer months if it wants to save on air-conditioning costs. I had to cut short my breakfast because I felt like I was about to pass out due to heat exhaustion. It was completely intolerable: it felt like eating in the outdoors in Houston, Texas during the summer. Inexcusable considering this supposedly a decent hotel.

My biriyani craving got me to this place as it was on my way back to the hotel! Had ordered chicken…read moredum biriyani and it was okay. I have had better . But this was the first restaurant which gave a gravy with biriyani that had broccoli and cauliflower in it.

China China restaurant which is located at the bottom of Crosby Street near Bangor's sea front, is…read moreBangor's first and only Oriental Buffet restaurant where you get to eat as much as you like all for a set price. The friendly and polite staff offer relaxed and welcoming dining for all the family. The Chinese buffet offers many different oriental dishes including soup, starters, main courses and desserts too. There are enough vegetarian and European options for those who aren't really into the usual chinese food. This place is nice enough but does slightly have the feel of a school canteen, but I guess you can't realistically expect more from an all you can eat chinese restaurant. You will eat your fill and you can also get some nice Tsingtao beers, which is always a bonus.

Ah, China China. So good they named it twice. I'm not going to lie, it's not completely out of this…read moreworld, but I'm definitely slightly partial to a good old all you can eat Chinese buffet. Nasty, I know. Here's my guide to getting the most out of your China China experience: 1) Do not fill your plate the first time you go up. This is for two reasons - firstly because you may not finish it and b) if you eat a little bit, then you feel you've got your money's worth if you go up the second time. Believe you me, it's all psychological. 2) Choose a good time of day. 10pm at night is *not*, under any circumstances, a good time to call in. A late lunch / early dinner is often a good call, and since the price depends upon the time you leave the restaurant, you may be able to save yourself at least a couple of pounds. From 12-5pm, the 'lunch' price is only £5.99, whereas if you leave between 7 and 11pm, you're going to be paying £9.99, except on Friday and Saturday when it's £10.99. Between 5:01pm and 7pm (I have no idea what happens if you try to pay at 5pm on the dot, so I wouldn't try that one if I were you), is known as the Happy Hour, despite the fact it's actually two hours, and you'll be paying £7.99. 3) Beware, you pay extra for your drink! The above prices are food only. Tap water is always a good call. 4) Do try new things, although it goes without saying that it's really only a good idea to take a little bit at a time. Honestly, don't pile your plate full of some random dish you may hate...I've been there. 5) If you have room for dessert, go for it. If not, jelly is a wise (if that's at all applicable in the world of China China) decision. It just kinda slides down. 6) If you don't fancy stuffing yourself hopelessly, you can opt for the takeaway option of filling your box for only £3.99 (the must close though!). Think that's everything covered...try to enjoy your meal if you can.

Through the power of Yelp we came across Elements, on the Antrim Road and not sure where to get a…read moredecent Chinese takeaway we turned to trusty Yelp. Elements came out on the nearby search and the rating results so it was a no brainer. After ordering over the phone we headed straight over and guess what? It was ready for us. I was impressed with the clean interior of the takeaway and I liked the way you could see in to the kitchen. Also there was a comical sign on the window saying, 'Don't stand on the sofa or knock the window' - not sure what's gone on in the past but it was pretty quiet this evening. We ordered a salted chilli chicken dish with 2 sides and it was absolute perfection. Filling and flavoursome. The price wasn't too bad either. £9.20 for all this! I was impressed.

Elements is a fantastic Chinese on the Antrim Road. The past two reviewer's seem to think its…read moreupmarket for North Belfast and if that's because it doesn't have the same paint job for the past 20 years and have an angry middle aged woman behind the counter, well, their right! The food is fantastic and very reasonably prices. The honey chilli chicken could be the only meal I'd ever get to eat for the rest of my life and I think I'd be pretty ok with that. There's a huge selection of offers in terms of meals for 2/3 etc which really do give your superb value for money and if theres something on the set list you'd like to change, they are always happy to do so. I love this place a little to much.

The Weo Ping is somewhat legendary in North Belfast. Legend has it that during Northern Ireland's…read more'Troubles', a local paramilitary group known as 'The Provies' tried to rob the Weo Ping one night. The Chinese owner behind the counter tried to make them leave by saying, "No hurt me, me Provie too, me Provie too!" This myth has literally travelled the world over so that whenever I've been in Irish bars in North America, second generation Irish kids will ask me if i know "Provie Charlie's" (the Weo Pings's nickname). For a chinese, the food isn't bad at all in the Weo Ping. It's of a much higher quality than other Chinese takeouts in the surrounding area. But I agree with the last reviewer that it can tiresome after a while, but I put this down to the fact that North Belfast's takeaways offer predominantly Chinese food with very little variety. So if I'm not screaming about how great this place is, it's only because I've grown up on it.

Weo Ping is one of my favourite Chinese takeaways in Belfast. It has been around for as long as I…read moreremember. This is probably one of the first Chinese takeaways I ever tried and it's a brilliant one to start off with. Their salted chilli chicken is fantastic. The chicken is perfectly cooked, and despite in being a dish without a sauce it's never to dry. The best thing about Weo Ping however, is their curry sauce. By far its the best curry I've ever tasted and could possibly make an old trainer just tasty enough to eat! Their prices are brilliant, the delivery charge is barely noticeable. The only problem I have (if you could even be a problem) is their enormous portion sizes! This is only a problem because of the guilt I feel, throwing out their epic grub that I just couldn't fit into my belly!

My usual favourite Chinese Takeaway was closed this evening so tried here for a change. So glad I…read moredid. Went for Salted Chilli Chicken and chips with curry sauce... Half portion available. It was first class. Will definitely return for the "pizza box offer". Looks great value.