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

This place is great best place to chill with the family. Throw up in the bathroom ate to much…read moreThat shows how good the food is. Service is pretty good

I went here with a big company of mine (approximately 30 people) for the lunch buffet. The…read moreemployees were really kind and helped us to our seats and made sure everything was okay. The food was good, a regular Chinese buffet - nothing outstanding but it tasted good. They were also alert if someone had allergies and called the chef out. If you want to go to a simple Chinese restaurant I really recommend this place!

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.

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.

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.

My housemate and I, travelled up the road to the locals favourite take-away, Ritchie's one Sunday…read more Ritchie's is your standard chippie and serves no b.s food straight up. I ordered a chicken burger and chips, whilst my housemate, a seasoned user, opted for the bizzare combination of chips with beans and thousand Island dressing. She swears by it, I'm not so sure. The price was good value considering the portions served. The chicken burger was a monstrosity of a beast, it came spilling out over the bun with it's bubbly batter looking like strange growths. It was one of those meals which would work better if you could dislocate your own jaw. The chips were also served in a massive long box and were cooked to perfection with just the right amount of crispiness. It all felt rather wrong (attempting) to eat this greasy feast as my housemate and I watched Audrey Hepburn prancing around chic Paris establishments in the film Funny Face. I told my accomplice that we would never speak of this moment again. That is, until now. I would recommend Ritchie's for a fish supper or a lazy tea, but just be warned of the supersized portions.

I visited this McDonalds twice during my trip in Northern Ireland, once for a late night snack and…read moreonce for an early breakfast. There are kiosks to order if you do not want to wait in line to order with a cashier. I noticed there were a lot of young adults at this location, and that it was busy during both times I went. Service seems fast despite having a lot of customers inside. What I tried: -Terry's Chocolate Orange Pie is delicious. We don't have that in the United States. The pie is hot and crispy on the outside, and has a semi-sweet chocolate filling, similar to a pudding consistency, with an orange flavor. The overall taste of the pie is light, and not strong or too artificial tasting in either chocolate or orange. -Hamburger: The hamburger is very small and flat compared to the US, but tastes similar, just slightly healthier. -Cheese bites: Also a non-US item. These are tiny mozzarella and emmental balls in a smoky caramelized onion flavored breadcrumb coating. I thought the cheese would be gooey but it was somewhat solid (but warm). It's served with BBQ Dip. -Mini Hash Browns: Got this in the 15 piece instead of the 5 piece. I counted as I ate and there were 13 in there (oh well). I prefer the minis to the flat hash browns (we don't have the mini version in the US). The mini hash browns are crispy and perfect to pop in your mouth. -Sausage & Egg McMuffin: It was okay. The muffin top and bottom are very thin and the sandwich flavor isn't as salty compared to the US. -Breakfast Wrap with Brown Sauce: This is like a McMuffin but in a wrap. I prefer this since it's more filling as it comes with bacon and potato rosti (hashbrown) too. Brown sauce is hard to describe for me. It's not like a BBQ sauce, so it's not smokey or tangy, it's more spiced, sweet, tamarind-y, vinegary, like a cross of ketchup and Worchestshire sauce. The music was blasting at 8 a.m. so that's one way to wake yourself up. I went up to the second floor to eat. There's barstool seating along some windows, as well as grouped sit-down seating. Both the first and second floors were generally clean.

You can say that McDonalds are all the same. I disagree as I have been to some rough ones but this…read moreone, In Belfast, hit the top. Freshly cooked sandwiches in an extremely clean restaurant. Friendly staff. I'll put this one in my top five. Well done guys and gals.

I don't get why this place doesn't have more reviews. The food is amazing! It's so fresh and…read moreflavorful! We're visiting here from Los Angeles and needed to find a late night place to eat and this was just around the corner. I've been to tons of Chinese food places where I live and I've even been to China and this was one of the best Chinese food I've ever had. We ordered a variety of food--hot and sour soup, shrimp fried rice, chow mein with seafood satay, etc and everything was delicious! The lady who worked there was also super nice. The food took a while to cook, but they're making everything from scratch and it was worth the wait. It looks like such a hole-in-the-wall place, but it definitely delivers in quality. I recommend eating here!

This is the nicest Chinese take away I've had. The food is always fresh and hot. The couple who…read moreruns it are just so delightful - I'd recommend a trip down the there just to see them at work. To be honest I rarely order take away unless I'm hung over and i usually regret it as it as soon as the inevitable stomach cramps set it - unless of course I get from Hello Beijing. The soft noodles are the best I've had. Give them a try and find your favourites - I'm sure they won't disappoint.