Good food really tasty and good service. It become our routine go to whenever we crave chinese…read morefood. Place is also clean and food replenish regularly.

I was at Tottenham during lunch.I saw a sign on road says Golden Buffet.Asked locals plus went on…read moreinternet found 1 rating of 1 star.Hungry and parked car outside.Price £5.50 excluding drinks.Lots of choice of food with 2 types of rice and noodles.Had also a selection of dessert too.Ask a guy on next table why it got only 1 star ? He said he has been eating at this place since it was opened but never had a bad one. I food was good and large selection too.Takeaway long aluminium container for £3.80. Was pretty busy even after 2pm. Locals like it.If i pass by again and hungry will pop in again

Buffet V is an entirely vegetarian Chinese buffet. I'm a big fan of any vegetarian restaurants, but…read moreI've only come across a few Indian ones aside from the healthy/organic wholefood type, so I think a Chinese all-you-can- eat is a great idea. You can peak through the window at all the dishes to choose from in canteen style heaters and it really does look as good as it looks. All the veg is fresh and the dishes aren't soggy or stodgy like so many other Chinese buffets. Of course it's not posh nosh, but for a lunch where you feel like picking at a dozen different meals then it's worth a try. The spring rolls are lovely and crispy and they do nice spiced aubergine slices in a tangy sauce. You can get veggie 'chicken' and 'duck' dishes, and these are basically just tofu pieces flavored with soya and spices, not meat substitutes like soya or Quorn.

Out looking for dinner late on a Friday evening, my friend M. and I were enticed by the "£6.50 all…read moreyou can eat" sign in Buffet V's window. Peeking through the glass, we saw a great variety of what looked like yummy dishes, so we hurried inside to get our food on. We were shown to our table quickly, but the waiters and waitresses all looked angry and annoyed at the customers. And, after filling our plates with heaps of food (none of the dishes in the buffet were labeled, so I went for what looked good), we began eating one of the most disgusting meals I've ever had. A good amount of my rice wasn't even cooked, the noodles were pretty much just grease, and the tofu in every dish I tried was watery, tasteless, and gross. M. made some comments about what the meat substitute tasted like, but they aren't appropriate for repeating here. The only edible food on my plate were the pineapple chunks and the samosas. (For their credit, the samosas were pretty good.) The previous reviews make this place sound pretty good, so I'm wondering if I hit Buffet V on an off-night (a VERY off-night), or if the place has just gone downhill in the past year. Either way, though you can't beat £6.50 for an all-you-can-eat buffet, I definitely felt a little ripped off. This is one restaurant I'll be staying far away from on future trips to London.

Good but shocking Staff behaviour…read more Wood Green is full of Kebab shops or pretend a italian restaurant so it is good to get something different. We booked a table for 4 at 7pm and although 5 minutes late were allowed in and allocated seating withing 5 minutes. Another characteristic of Wood Green is that payment is before the meal which was also the case in JRC. Something about people running away without paying... We sat down in a quiet section that felt secluded which was great as I was hoping to catch up with family. The general atmosphere was pleasant with good lighting and a pleasant atmosphere that makes it a comfortable place for a meal. The food is spread between 4 counters. One for deserts which included a chocolate fountain, a delicious eaton mess, ice cream, cakes and fruits. One was for the standard chips and fried meats and fish that are for those with an appetite for less healthy foods. The last includes indian, Chinese and thai dishes such as curries, stir fried vegetables and meats. All were well cooked though there are exceptions as always when it comes to seafood. The last was with chefs who grilled meats, fish and vegetables. These were very nice and I particularly enjoyed the lamb. Drinks had to be ordered separately and there was quite a queue and I would recommend more staff. It was a bit of a shame that there was no free coffee or tea but who knows how much of a mess this would have created. The counters appeared clean and there were enough staff to maintain some semblance of order although there were some children who made quite a mess around their seats. I wish that parents would be more considerate of other diners and staff as it really reflects badly on them. I would have given this place 4 but one of the chefs at the preparation counter (The younger) made a kissing face at my wife. This is very innapropriate and staff should be professional in their conduct. All in all JRC is a welcome addition to the boring food culture in Wood green. Now all that is required is an authentic Italian on the high street.

We arrived around 6:30 PM on a Friday and were surprised to find the restaurant not full. Having…read moreexperienced better buffets, I was disappointed by the food quality--the meats were tough and overly salty, the salt and pepper prawns were similarly tough and over-seasoned with salt, and the fried rice was undercooked. Many of the sauced dishes relied too heavily on salt, and the dessert station was underwhelming. At £20 per person--without drinks included--the experience fell short of expectations. While they do offer a variety of Asian-inspired dishes, they need to realize that salt and pepper aren't the only seasonings available. As for those who thoroughly enjoyed it... bless them, but I know better. I won't be returning although the service was good.

Had a feeling this place would be good, and wow, it did not disappoint. We had two lobster rolls,…read morethe croquettes, and a few desserts. I dare say that it was possible the best lobster roll in the UK or the US! We are from the US and spent many are in the Maine and Massachusetts area eating fresh lobster, and this place is top marks. They cooked the lobster perfectly and had just the right amount of seasoning/ mayo The desserts were crazy good and the croquettes will leave you begging for more. Enjoy this crazy meal

This burger and lobster was decent. I'd say the atmosphere isn't as good as the Bank location or…read moreNew York City Time square. The food still tasted great. Still worth a stop.

I love Chinese food, the combinations of sweet and sour, plenty of sauce and excessive choices…read more.. That's why finding a cheap and good buffet was in top ten priorities as soon as I moved too London. Hong Kong buffet was my first choice, and I decided to stick to it, and I was a regular visitor there for a while. I didn't mind paying slightly more than it's rivals were charging just to have slightly more certainty in the general hygiene of this place and freshness of the food. Definitely wasn't disappointed. The food selection is quite generous, with plenty of chicken dishes. The plates were clean and warm, and the service was quite pleasant as well. Unlike many buffets, this one does serve tap water. The food was generally quite good, and not too greasy. Spring rolls, buns and prawns are definitely my favorites, not to mention all the chicken and pork!

Terrible service Food quality is extremely poor quality. Staff was rude and treated you like a…read moreprisoner while eating your food. Never come back. Disgusting experience!

I love this place a lot. I know the owners well and it was an absolute pleasure taking various…read morefamily members there last year. I have seen the family business grow and these people are lovely and very well deserving of business. I hope 2020 is a great year for K-Town and I will certainly be taking family, clients and friends there soon.

Just outstanding , Good food, good environment , good atomy, good customer service, good barbecue…read moreselection as well as good salad items , good barbecue marinated meat selectionminted meats selection as well as good salad salad , especially desert with cake just wow!!!!

Buffet with a wide variety and sauces and foods available. Included Thai, Chinese, Indian and…read moreJapanese items. Sushi, two rices, two noodles, masalas, sweet and sour chicken and two soups. Plus included shrimp dishes, pork dishes, chicken and tofu. Plus spring rolls, fruit and ice cream. All delicious.

This is probably the worst place I've ever been to. I could…read morebarely eat the things that was there. And the funniest thing? I've never seen a salad bar that has no lettuce. They only had onions bell peppers and tomatoes. As soon as I got back to my hotel room I threw everything up. I would never come back or recommend it to anyone.

This was a recommendation. Never again. The venue is huge. The food looked good but the taste was…read moreso-so. Once we got our food back to the table it was cold.

It's great for kids. Especially if they are fussy eaters. The food is ok, you absolutely get what…read moreyou pay for. 4 of us stuffed our faces for under £100. (2 kids, 2 adults) don't go there expecting fine dining, expect high salt, low quality westernised ethnic food and some British classics. The curries are really bland. The teppanyaki area is very limited. There's 4 choices. Scallops, prawns, steak the other option I cannot remember. They are very regimental, you have 1:45:00 minutes to eat and they stand by your table waiting for you to leave when your time gets nearer to the end of your allocated time. Atmosphere is pretty hectic. You pay extra for drinks which are refillable. The best food they serve imo, is the Japanese dumplings when it comes to quality. Please book in advance.

All quite edible and better than the usual Chinese buffet. Dark and shabby interior which is…read moreexactly right somehow and I wouldn't change it a bit. The £6.90 buffet is £9.50 once a glass of "mineral water" and the optional 10% service charge has been added on. I've paid more and eaten worse, so I'll come back again, but not in a hurry.

It's an AYCE buffet for less than about $10. In that sense, given the Chinatown/London location,…read moreit's a fair bargain. The food is unremarkable. But you can eat all you want of it. The thing is, you won't want much. Very clever. Actually, the salted pepper chicken meat on skewers was a great source of protein, and tasty to boot, as was something they called beef stew. The cabbage salad was actually tasteless, nothing but crunch. The rice was OK, but given that this is a Chinese restaurant in London's Chinatown, 'OK' verges on being insulting. The offerings were limited to the standards. The staff was indifferent and listless. The place looked run down and shabby. Still, a hungry tourist with ten bucks can get a meal here, no question about that.

I have been to a few casinos in London and around the world (US, HK, etc) and this one definitely…read morecaptured my heart quickly. Very friendly atmosphere, reasonably priced minimum bets on tables and great poker room and tournament structure. If you playing poker, coffee and tea is free which is s very nice addition. They also have an outstanding buffet bar, with salad bowl for just £1 :) you can come down and have a good night and it "won't cost you pants" ... That is if you gamble responsibly. Flat White ranking: 7,5/10 ... They made me a cappuccino with no coco, but it was tasting ok! :)