Another one I have been to several times, usually over the week end with visiting friends or a get together to kick off the night. As usual, I will go through good points and room for improvements that justify my rating The goods: - Price: it's an all-you-can--eat buffet for 16.9EUR which is quite appropriate when you look at the amount and the kind of food they serve, speaking of which... -Food: variety and quality is quite impressive Salad Bar (++ Kimchi & white beans) Soup White rice Sushi: very diverse and delicious, essentials are there tamago, maguro, ebi, avocado, sake Wok prepared with dressing of your choice (about 10) and with ingredients that you've choosen, which means plenty of vegetables, varied seafood, multiple kind of meat and Tofu (++ for vegetarians) Desserts: fruits & ice cream Staff : efficient & friendly -Location : city, easily reachable from Monckerbergstr The bads/room for improvements & Tips -Tip#1 Food: the prepared woks tend to bath in oil, which from the first plate feels sickening, make sure to ask the cook to go easy on it. I mean really! -Tip #2 Atmosphere: I wouldn't put it on the dating restaurant list All in all, great and I would recommend it again and again, anyone can find something to eat! read more

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This hast been recommended on this page. The waiter wasn't really kind. Then the menu doesn't show that you can only choose your food with rice. You have to pay extra if you wanna have noodles. The waiter couldn't say how much. Even when we wanted to order the lychee juice without sparkling water the waiter wasn't really nice to us. So the soft skills (communication) weren't so good. Then they changed our food order with the neighbours table. I also had a hair in my food. Applause! Great job. read more

DO RESERVATIONS BEFORE YOU COME! Quantity over quality. Well of course AYCE (ALL YOU CAN EAT) always comes with a lack of quality. Sushi: Of course It's not original Sushi with original japanese rice, but nowdays people don't give a fuck, because it's cheap. Real Sushi like those you get in Japan or other parts of Asia will make you moan load. It's like orgasm. But you don't get those things here in Germany. And all Sushi places are ran by chinese or vietnamese. It's ok but it's fake. And people accept the fake :D It's ok as well. Well Mr. Cherng is not that bad compared to all the other Sushi places in Hamburg. But let's put it simple and easy together. Do you want quality and the real japanese thing? There are some very traditionals in Hamburg, but you pay maybe 30€ for 10 pieces of Sushi. Or do you just wanna eat whatever it's cheaper and more popular? Then come here. But I feel like the quality at Mr. Cherng was way way way BETTER in the past. read more

I was eating at this restaurant more than 10 Times. Lately they up the price and the quality of the food is worse, the meats aren't fresh and they have less food to offer. I am really disappointed. This used to be one my fav restaurant in Hamburg, but now I can't say that it is. :( I might go there again but it might take a while. I wish that they improve their food quality. Until then read more

THE ONLY REVIEW YOU NEED: so I'm not a German speaker but I am a Chinese buffet expert with over 30 years experience. also keep in mind this is the American point of view. this is NOT really a Chinese buffet. it's a lost and confused buffet. it's really a half sushi half Mongolian BBQ buffet. no fried rice I could see, no signs of things like the general (Tso's), nor my friend kung pao chicken or pork ribs etc. they had some apps like spring rolls and chicken wings but none of your staples like beef and broccoli. Rather the sushi selection is def more than fair value for the price. the other main attraction is the Mongolian BBQ like ghengis grill back in the states. if it sucks it's all your fault. dessert selection is legit and consists of your main carb groups of fruit, sweets, and sugar. fried bananas are on point. read more

Wow, so this place rocks! It was recommended to me by some friends who used to live in Hamburg and I am so glad they did - but also sad they did because now I will forever crave the delicious goodness they sell there. I live in Munich, currently, and the only All-You-Can-Eat mainly comes in the form of running sushi; for whatever reason I am pretty put off by the idea of running sushi. Anyway, Mr. Cherngs is a GEM, a diamond in the rough (if you will). This place is All-You-Can-Eat, does not involve running sushi; however to my delight, DOES involve fresh delicious sushi, DOES involve Mongolian BBQ, DOES involve salad bar, DOES involve an array of Chinese dishes, DOES have desert and all for the awesome price of 16€ (approximately). I could not have been more impressed with the quality, quantity and tastiness of the food at Mr. Cherngs - especially given how inexpensive it is. If you ever find yourself in Hamburg this place is a MUST go. read more

Still haven't managed to try the buffet, but the à la carte sushi worked out great. The portions aren't huge --- I ate the "A8 Sushi for Two" after a too-long workday --- but the prices are reasonable. Great nigiri (fish on rice), but the maki (rolls) were a little rice-heavy for my taste. Good solid salmon and tuna, and the eel was good (if a little less savory than I usually like). Definitely fills up on a Friday night, but it's much easier to get in midweek; open reasonably late as well, which is nice. read more

Void of respect for customers. Firstly, let me say that I don't speak German. Secondly, let me say I'm a very friendly guy. "You not pay, and you never eat here again," was in clear English I'm reviewing my last two visits to Mr Cheng. I went two weeks ago to treat myself. The same woman that threw me out, greeted me with me a smile. She asked if I'd like a drink, I said still water. She brought me back a very small bottle of water that cost 2.10 euro, ok lesson learned. I saw lots of classes full of what looked like tap water so I made a note for next time. The selection was mostly fried foods covered in a lot of sugary glop, rice, soup, and an assortment of sad looking maki rolls, Salmon sushi was occasionally available but you had to snag it up. Fried bananas were available for dessert with three kinds of ice cream as well. There was some jello and fruit but nothing looked very appetizing. Once you sit down, service is basically done. I ate my fill until I started to feel gross and paid the check. 13 euro with a 2 euro tip. I went back yesterday at 2pm, not knowing lunch ended at 3pm. My mistake. It was ridiculously hot inside. I was sweating before the same woman came to ask my drink order. I ordered a tap water. "No no, we don't do that." "Ok," I replied with a smile, canteen in my bag. I got up to see my options and was quickly disappointed. No salmon sushi, and every fried dish was scraped together in the center of empty pans. There was more sugary sludge than anything edible. I asked about the Zutaten menu sitting on the buffet, only about half can actually be seen in front of me. The waiter tells me this is the dinner menu. (Why is it paraded in front of me for lunch then?) I grabbed whatever looked appetizing enough and sat back down. I looked up the word zutaten, which I learn means ingredients. I feel like I'm being kicked around because I don't speak German, or Chinese. Now it's 215. I ate my leftovers and go back up to see if they've placed anything else out. Nope. I asked the same woman that's been my waitress since my first visit if lunch ends soon. She responds yup, 3 o clock. I say I'm sorry, I didn't know that. She says Ok, and turns away from me, throwing her arms over her head in a gesture of I don't give a sh*t. I asked again if anymore food will be coming out. She says no. I say it's not 3 o clock. She asks me what would I like to eat. I want to say "fresh everything, not this leftover crap." But I respond with "salmon." She says "No, all you can eat, not all you can eat salmon." I decided to ask about the zutaten menu again as I walked over to grab it. She's had it with me, throws her arms up and says "You eat what's left or you leave." "Ok, I'll leave." I responded with a smile. I walked over to my bag. "You not pay, and you never come back again." She said to me. From what I understand she wasn't saying IF you don't pay, you aren't allowed back. She was telling me not to pay, and never to come back. "Ok, danke." I said, still smiling. I thought about asking to speak to the manager but I wanted out of there asap. The whole exchange was mixed on both sides, a lot of confusion, at least on my part but I still think you deserve what you pay for. Bottom line, the food is bad, the food service is worse, the staff are incredibly disrespectful. read more

Open buffet for 15EUR including sushi! You also have the chance to design your own meal: raw meat, fish with vegetables then give it to the cook, ask for a specific sauce and 5 minutes later u got a delicious dish! However they have a funny rule, every sushi that remains uneaten on your plate would cost you an extra 1EUR! I presume they don't want people to attack the sushi buffet as if their life depended on it! The waiters are really friendly and nice. Highly recommendable for a group of friends read more

Best buffet you may ever experience! €20.00 for all you can eat! Everything you try is exquisite including the deserts. I have been to Hamburg twice and been here twice and I will definitely be back a third time. Stop reading this review- just go. read more

Mr. Cherng - Buffets Near Me - Hamburg, HH

Lots of different types of sushi, and it never ends, good price but as all ayca restaurants , the quality of the sushi was mediocre, overall I would go again read more

Asian-style buffet restaurants are a dime-a-dozen in central Hamburg. it seems like if you've been to one, you've been to them all. Mr. Cherng, however, is completely different. The food is fresh and of high quality, the variety of dishes is vast, there's fresh sushi alongside the rest of the dishes and the all-you-can-eat lunch price of 8.90eu is very fair for what you get on your plate. I especially liked their tofu dish as well as the potato croquettes and deep-fried banana for dessert. I was happy to see fresh fruit being served with a happy abundance of melon. Very recommended! read more

1. like a Asian version of Vapiano.... 2. I would recommend it if you are going to hand out with some friends and eating Asian buffet, this is a good place. --- in terms of environment 3. they have eel! ( I only go to sushi place which has eel, without eel, the restaurant is not worth to go in my mind) read more

Nice Restaurant, great assortment of dishes, even at the all-you-can-eat buffet. Suggestion :) read more

For 18 euros you can have all you can eat. You can find soup, Sushi (different kinds), other seafood kinds, delicious chicken wings and salad. Also you can have desserts after food including ice cream. All of that is included in the 18 euros and they have special offer from 11:00 till 15:00 with 11 euros only read more

Amazing Price, Satisfactory Food, Awful Customer Service: I was there for the all you can eat buffet with my girlfriend, where the price to food ratio is superb. The wide assortment of sushi and Asian cuisine is satisfactory in quality. In quantity, in accordance to the price paid, the food is magnificent. But alas there is a price to be paid for such an offer. The restaurant has a very nice atmosphere, a blend of western elegance meets Asian sophistication. Although at the times of the open buffet, the atmosphere shifts to a more militant stance (hence the low 2 star rating). There is too much screaming and yelling going around as the kitchen struggles to keep the food rolling in. As for the waiters, friendly on the door no doubt, but once you are pulled in, their attitude takes a 180 degrees turn. They will not answer when called, and the only way to get their attention is by baiting them with empty dishes, which they swarm around the restaurant hunting down like eagles. there are many more positive points, as there are negative points. i dont have the time or interest in counting them. Point is: Of all the table in the restaurant mine was the only one without a warning sign telling you that for every left over sushi piece on your plate, you had to pay extra, and consequently was completely struck off guard when paying the bill i had to pay more for the left over sushi than for the all you can eat buffet; sushi which i was not allowed to have packed as Take away, even after a talk with the manager who seemed uninterested whether a customer was satisfied or not. Final judgment: Go for the cheep good food, and the nice atmosphere; don't expect humanitarian/civilized treatment. read more

I come here time and again for comfort food of consistently excellent quality. Whether you're in the mood for sushi, or appetizers, or Mongolian grill, this place has everything, including the best wontons of life! It is an excellent venue for groups and staff parties as they cater to vegetarians and different dietary restrictions alike. Service is also bar none, and I will recommend this place to anyone time and again for a great meal with friends! read more

Its our first day in Hamburg and we were craving sushi for a while. With 240 reviews and 4/5 stars, we thought it would be a safe bet. Let me tell you, we were very disappointed. The sushi variety was extremely poor and the rice definitely not fresh. I tried the Wok and the calamari was extremely ''fishy''. People that say the sushi is good, have never eaten "real" sushi. Even for 17€ buffet, please dont waste your time and money, go eat anywhere else. We had trouble getting 2 glasses of tap water, even though we did order beverages. My boyfriend told me to mention that at least they had a good ice cream selection and fruits. However they also a maki with CANNED tuna. read more

The Chinese waiter who served our table is definitely a rude clown. Since the name of the restaurant is apparently a Chinese one, and we saw quite a few Chinese staff in this restaurant, we thought there should be Chinese food on the menu. So we asked for a menu in Chinese or English, and this guy treated us with really awful attitude and told us to go somewhere else to eat. We decided to leave the restaurant and made our comment about this guy to other staff. The waiter rushed out and yelled at us with dirty words and threatened to beat my wife! I wish he really had that guy to do that, cause once he start the fight, I will have the opportunity to teach him a lesson of manners. I doubt that he would behave like this to local customers too. 真是令人大为恼火的饭店！进门无任何人礼貌接待，然后有一个年龄较大，瘦高的老服务生，非常无礼蛮横！因为是店名是中国人的，店员也是中国人，所以看过德文菜单后，我们问有没有中文或英文菜单，他竟然说如果你想吃点心请去火车站附近的中国饭馆！可是我并没有说我想吃点心啊～而且他的态度充满嘲笑和轻蔑！更震惊的是，我们决定不吃并且投诉他的态度后，他竟然追了出来骂我们，还要打我们！这里是德国，还能发生这种事情！而且还是中国人对自己同胞如此！另外他们自助餐的食物种类很少！也不新鲜！ read more

Two weeks ago I had the most unpleasant meal in Hamburg ever. You can read about a similar unpleasant experience that caught some other reviewers by surprise, who also had no prior experience with Mr. Cherng. Namely, they asked us to pay 50c for each uneaten piece of sushi without making sure we knew about this rule beforehand. Here's what happened: Before we were even finished with the meal, a guy was standing next to our table and showing us a warning leaflet sitting on the table describing this unusual rule they have, basically counting them as he spoke with us. I've been to many all-you-can-eat sushi restaurants and I never witnessed anything similar. I should mention that we didn't notice the leaflet which was in German only anyway (tourist trap anyone?) and that they haven't warned such practice in advance. Our rejection to pay for something unusual that should be made perfectly clear (with illustrations of what constitutes an uneaten sushi is it half-eaten, without filling or whatever?) created quite a commotion among the staff. The guy also shamelessly used an argument of hungry children in Africa and I did them a favor by avoiding a Socratic dialog that could have ensured at that point. Get this: you're not able to take with you the sushi pieces left on your plate! Are they going to sent it priority mail to Africa?! Something tells me then won't. Anyway, the staff was very aggressive, obviously totally uninterested in improving the horrible impression they left (to some other guests who overheard our discussion) and my coolness totally left them confused. The manager we called for wasn't around, even though they initially bluffed by threatening to call the manager at one point. Eventually, another worker (either a more senior worker or supervisor) gave us a normal bill and let us go as if they were doing us a favor. Since I really didn't want my afternoon ruined by some tactless a-holes, I made sure I didn't think about them during the day but sure I didn't leave the place with a pleasant taste in my mount. However, this experience left me thinking about the poor kids working in Chinese factories for 12+ hours and their managers-from-hell if this is what you can experience in Hamburg as a customer. Sushi aside, the rest of the food was mostly different permutations of vegetables with chicken, beef or cheapest fish food soaked in wok sauce, where you realize what you're eating much more with your eyes than with your sense of taste. Even before the uneaten sushi would have been eaten by hungry African children incident, your attention span permitting, you'll get the feeling that the staff just wants to sit you down and then watch who else might me coming in and whether anyone has left any sushi. They get 2 stars because some food wasn't too generic which improves the the low service rating. If you just want to fill your bowel, then you might rate them with 4-5 stars. Myself, I have eaten much better sushi at low to fair prices. Pro tip: If you go here to get full, make sure you don't leave any uneaten pieces of sushi. read more

We had a great time here. All-you-can-eat buffet style was nicely and invitingly explained. Sushi, warm stir-fry and rice balls with bean paste for 14,90. The service was friendly, fast and very helpful. They were always aware of when our crowd was getting bigger, bringing more tables and chairs without us even asking! The interior is really pleasant with nice lighting and well arranged. The restaurant is very large, but each party has the feeling of being 'to themselves'. I look forward to going again! read more

I was there for all you can eat buffet lunch with Sushi and some Asian meat dishes. For the price of 9 € the food was ok.