Blackburn Buffet City is located on Exchange Street in what used to be the Exchange Pub…read more Buffet City is an all you can eat chinese restaurant with prices varying depending on what day you go. Friday and Saturday are the most epensive days. When you walk in the staff show you a seat depending on the amout of people are in your group and ask if any drinks are quired which are paid on the final bill. There is a wide range of food available. You can get what you want when you want. Below is just a selection but more is available. Starters include Duck & Pancakes, Spring Rolls, Curry Samosas, Hot & Sour or Sweetcorn Soup, Spare Ribs. Mains include: Noodles, Fried Rice, Chips, Chicken Curry, Beef with Black Bean Sauce, Seet & sour Chicken Desserts include: Chocolate Fountain with Marshmallow Sticks, Bannana Fritters and Syrup, Cake, Jelly, Ice Cream The quality isn't excellent but is clean and very nice, rice could be fried a bit more but I suppose you get what you pay for. Staff are friendly and drinks are cheap enough.

I went here today an i couldnt believe the change, a couple of years ago i had bin here and the…read morefood lacked taste however now there is a big varity of food and they are constantly re done the staff are really friendly and its cheap :-)

Definitely a fan, especially given the fact that decent Chinese food is difficult to find in this…read morearea of England. This restaurant has been around for ages, even earning accolades such as Gordon Ramsey's Best Chinese Eatery. However, management has apparently changed and the owners fell on hard times recently. You can't really tell the restaurant has had problems, however. The food was excellent when we went and the service was outstanding. We ordered the tasting menu, as we'd never been to Yu & You before and wanted to try a bit of everything. Prices are a bit high for the area, so maybe save this place for a date night. There is a full bar and plenty of dishes to choose from. I think our favorite dish was the lobster, but honestly everything was lovely. We had a lot of extra food as well, so it was nice to take our leftovers to-go for a cold Chinese food breakfast in the morning ;) Definitely recommend this location for those in the area. The food is high-quality and it's a fun place to celebrate or spend time with friends and loved ones!

We came along to try the place as it had won Gordon Ramsay's Chinese Restaurant of the year 2010…read more The restaurant was quite busy, mainly because of a large party group. The overall impression is that it is over-staffed by young inexperienced staff. As a consequence basic service is very good, but if you ask a question, they have to go and get an elder to sort it out. The menu was rather uninformative: there are only three pork main dishes for example but only one gets a description Honey Roasted Char Sui Pork served with fresh greens. We ordered Thai Style Crispy Pork (no further description). What we got was something that looked remarkably like sweet and sour pork with extra chilli. Four of us had a selection of appetisers (Crispy Wan Ton, Seaweed, Sesame Prawn Toast, Salt & Pepper Ribs); Crispy Duck with 11 pancakes (doesn't divide by 4); Thai Style Crispy Pork, Fillet Steak Cantonese Style, Stir Fried Chicken with Black Bean sauce, Egg Fried Rice and Soft Noodles. The dishes were all tasty, but some of the vegetables were perhaps a little under-cooked: almost raw. Again the service was good: they allowed us to change Steamed Sea Bass for Thai Style Crispy Pork, and allowed us to change the Egg Fried Rice to a mixture of rice and Soft Noodles. The food was good, not the best Chinese I've ever had, but definitely amongst the best: my problem is the cost. I don't know if it has gone up since winning the Restaurant of the Year accolade, but it is certainly very dear now. The winning menu is available which includes a Wagyu (a.k.a. Kobe) beef dish and costs £80 per head. We chose something more modest: the above banquet for four people, a bottle of water and a relatively modest bottle of wine came to a substantial £170+ bill. Individual dishes don't seem too dear, but it all seems to add up rather alarmingly. The restaurant has a slight night-club feel with a large bar area and strange choice of background music and a good sized car park. Overall: a good meal, copious inexperienced staff, expensive bill. If it was better value it would be 4*, as it is three will have to do.

The staff are friendly and delivery to Whitehall in Darwen is very quick. However they need to do a…read morecookery course. The curry is rank and that's being nice, the chips are average and the fried rice seriously needs to be introduced to some oil. Either that or it is anaemic. The beef chow mein isn't bad but overall the food is just weird.

visited 11thdec10, the food- took home everything looked lovely packaged and clean .... but god…read moreonly knows how this establishment is in business , the food is diire , tasteless , rubber tasting wan ton , boiled chicken . pathetic excuse for curry sauce , myself and my neighbour visited on consecutive nights .... unfortunatley he never told me until i had purchased just how poor the food was !!! o.m.g , had six different items from the menu , guess what , six too many ..., tried this place approx three years ago and thought would try again but what a plonker i was, and not cheap !!!

I have been trying to find a nice Chinese / Cantonese Resturant in the area for when I visit. I was…read morerecommended this place by a coworker. As it was midweek the place was not very busy. The staff were friendly although they tended to hover over you or stand in the side watching you eat which I found a little off putting. The menu was large with lots of choices. I decided to got back to the 80's with the classic lineup of chicken and sweet corn soup, ribs and king prawn with fried rice. The meal was tasty although the vegetables in my main dish were a bit cold hence the 4 stars. With a beer and a Bailys the meal came to £30 which is not too bad for the amount of food I had. Would come back again.

Great Cantonese - exceptional food & service Best Dishes…read moreare: Sweet & Sour Soup Crispy Aromatic Duck Cantonese fillet Steak

Sunday buffet is fab all you can eat Super food! Owner is…read moregreat! Best to book for Sunday buffet as it's always full (indicates to me just how great this place is) If you haven't been please go you won't be disappointed

we love china cottage, the food is absolutely fantastic and the staff are so friendly, they are…read morefantastic with families but the food is what counts and it is consistently excellent.

If you want a memorable meal out, then Great Times is really somewhere to go. The tables are laid…read moreout around a large central dining area which has larger tables for bigger parties. Despite the size you can still have a personal and cosy meal. The food is wonderful, and the whole place is decorated in true Chinese decor. A lovely place to go.

Really good local Chinese. Nothing earth-shattering on the menu, just well-cooked, reasonably…read morepriced favourites that aren't swimming in oil. Closed on Tuesdays.

they unfortunately were no able to cash two of my wells fargo checks . they simply did not trust me…read moreand asked why the checks weren't cashed sooner , and then weakly attempted to call wells fargo ; to which they weren't able to talk to a representative . all in all it was a very bad experience as the money tree teller was rude , did not smile , and evasive .

New to Preston and what better way to celebrate joining the gym than to start sampling the local…read moretakeaways. We went with Happy House as it was the highest rated on justeat.com (yeah, I cheated on yelp. Sometimes these things just kinda happen. I'm sorry. I'll try harder in the future.) and we were not disappointed. With Manchu Wok in Manchester being a staple, I was keen to find a replacement. The portion sizes were great- we shared 2 soups, 2 starters and 2 mains between 3- and actually only ate 1 of the mains between the three of us as the starters had been so generous. The hot and sour soup we got was good- not too salty (often a problem) and it had loads of tasty morsels floating about. The crabmeat and sweet corn soup had large chunks of crabmeat in it. The prawn toast was far better than Manchu Wok- nearly at Fusion standard. It had a thick layer of prawn-y goodness and wasn't too greasy. And we got 5 pieces, which is pretty decent. The salt and pepper ribs were well tasty. We got more than 10- some big, some small- all full of flavour despite being not that spicy. Barring one or two they were really meaty. Came with peppers, onions and chillies. We shared a new special chow mein- it came in a large tub and one portion easily filled the three of us after all those starters and we shared the second one for lunch between the three of us again and will all e full until dinner. It comes with good, fresh noodles, loads of veg and loads of meat- large bits of chicken, beef and amazing prawns- by far the highlight of the meal. Seriously those prawns! They were really well cooked- not at all hard or chewy- just really tender and soft. Sadly only two or three prawns in the dish but if you were having this to yourself or between two/ three that's still a prawn each! Super tasty. Price was pretty good and delivery was quick- plus they gave us free prawn crackers. Everyone loves a freebee! Going to have to explore the other takeaway joints but I have a feeling we'll be returning to Happy House.