I'm here in February - this is the slow time of year. So they're offering a reduced rate of Euros…read more8.80 for weekdays (not including holidays) for this period. An amazing bargain - they have a number of prepared hot dishes, and salads. Threre's also a "Mongolian BBQ" type situation which includes about 40% of the buffet areas. One can have salmon, octopus, squid, clams, beef, pork, chicken (these in different forms and sizes) and vegetables including red and green bell peppers (capsicum), clouds-ear fungus, bamboo shoots, onions, asparagus - I can't remember all, 'cause there's just too much to sample everything, even though I've been here twice. The price includes desserts (ice cream, puddding, fruit (including longan and arbutus), and yogurt. There's several types of sushi. The hot food includes the usual Chinese fried things, several dishes of potatoes. several preparations of meat. The cold dishes included (sometimes) ceviche and other cephalopod dishes, some tasteless transparent shards that may be jellyfish, cabbage with anchovies. There's also a kind of shellfish that looks a bit like the kind the Romans and such used to get purple dye from (One may need a toothpick to get some of the creatures out and in the mouth.) And another thing I never have ssen in s buffet is "ddeok" (that's the Korean name - this is Chinese dried rice cake, and I don't know what they call it... Anyway they have the reconstituted form which can be added to the plate to be fried. Only recommendation I have re: the grilled food is: Ask for less salt, otherwise they may use more than you'd like, maybe a lot more.... If, after stuffing yourself here, and are still hungry, there's another buffet just next door - Foods Place.

Good Chinese food & friendly services, it's a most impressive Chinese restaurant on our Spain &…read morePortugal trip in August 2016

It's a bit outside the city walls, near the Continente hipermercado, the LIDL and other…read moresupermarkets. It's pretty much the standard Chinese buffet one finds in Portugal, but that's not to knock it - there's always plenty of good meat, fish, cephalopods, and vegetables to select for them to fry up for you. And lots of prepared dishes as well. It's quite a step above most of the Chinese buffets one finds in America.

It is a buffet of Chinese food but not a great one. It is cheap but the Chinese food is at the best…read moreaverage and sushi is pretty bad. It works if you want to eat fast and cheap but nothing else

Vegetable noodle - simple and tasty. If I was to eat this alone, I will order 3 bowls .... Less…read morethan 3 euros a small bowl. Shark fin soup tasty....not what I am used to in USA I would order again. Won ton soup individual bowl (3 dumplings) good and tasty...like the sesame oil addition. Oyster sauce beef was tender and tasty. Stir fried bean sprouts was refreshing. As a 71 year old Chinese American from San Francisco, I would come here again. Loving my vacation in Portugal....especially to food and wine. As a change of pace we found this gem. Service was fantastic. Definitely worth at least once!

We were seven hungry gentlemen that ordered different chicken, beef and pork dishes. We had…read morespringroll for starters which was good. I would generally have appreciated a bit more spicy food, especially chicken with chili. Food including two softdrinks was less than 10 euro which I would consider to be cheap. Serving was very quick but English proficiency could be better!

This is Beja's Chinese buffet - it has pretty much what one finds in Chinese buffets in Portugal…read more There's a good selection of meats, fish, cephalopods, and vegetables to be selected for the cook to fry for you, as well as a good selection of already-prepared foods. You can eat while you're waiting for your food.