Clean place very nice food friendly service good atmosphere you can choose from buffet eat as much…read moreas you like lots of choices overall all good would strongly recommend

STAY AWAY! Manager was very rude, they forgot some orders so people were eating at different times…read moreor not at all. Staff didn't speak English and when serving the dish they didn't know what it was. Worst experience ever at a restaurant, will not go back and will not recommend. manager made a very big song and dance raising his voice and talking down to us when was told we are not paying for a service we didn't have. he started shouting at us telling us we are rude and out of order where we hadn't even had all the mains we ordered.

I have just visited Jumbo Buffet to be greeted by rude staff, then I sit down and on my second…read moreplate of food I realised the chicken was raw. I then went to complain to a man behind the bar, I said I am not happy to pay for my meal, I will pay for the drinks but not for the buffet. He then went on to say you have ate the food so you have to pay, I don't think any business should demand a payment if they are serving you inedible food. I was absolutely appalled. I asked to speak to a manager and he said she will be in tomorrow, he refused to give me his name and the managers name. He said I could have the meal for half the price and that's it. If I have a problem I should come back when the manager is in. I have never been treated so badly in a restaurant in my life. Would definitely not return. Also the fizzy drinks where flat, the toilets where not clean. DO NOT EAT HERE!

This is a typical Chinese all you can eat buffet. In the evenings i thikn it goes uo to £11 per…read moreperson, so make sure you get your moneys worth! Overall the food is good, but the actual layout or decor isnt as nice as wokmania. Has usual selections plus pancakes and lots of fruit. located near the crucible.

Really Hong Kong style cooking. They speak in Cantonese. The quality is good and quantity is…read morelarge. A great variety of dishes.

generous portions and good flavor. also got complementary dessert ball (fried, sticky with some…read moresort of sweet filling - fresh and delicious) and small tapioca soup (kind of watered down but still good), which was a pleasant surprise. didn't feel rushed or anything, though they told me they were very busy and were a bit slow to take my order even though there were several empty tables. all in all quite satisfied

Great restaurant. The menu is so extensive my gf and I…read moredidn't know where to start when ordering. We eventually decided on a dim sum platter, french beans with mince pork with chillies and a sweet and sour chicken dish. Both dishes were were very tasty and prepared to a very high quality. The staff are friendly and attentive. The restaurant is quite difficult to find as it is stationed underneath shops on the Moor shopping area, but we will definitely be revisiting. Highly recommended!!

T E R R I B L E …read more Went for dinner being the only one to vouch for this place as A) all you douche- I mean, fine people said it was great and B) I was starving for authentic Chinese food. There was one table with Cantonese ppl seeming to have a good time so I thought "Ok, this could do." What approached us was a zombie waiter clearly having given up on life many dynasties ago. I thought "It's ok, he'll see I'm here to appreciate real food, not the takeaway routine; it will be fine." I needed Google Translate and 20 hearing aids for every syllable wheezed. I asked "Does it come with rice?" He mumbled shit that made no sense and forced pointed me to the fried rice menu. Why would I want fried rice with my twice cooked pork. But I'm a first time visitor to the country so maybe this is how it's done here? I ask for green tea. I get a lonely pot of 3 leaves. I have never felt so insulted. My friends who only came here because I mentioned it was great flavors got shitty service and I was especially pissed off because the love of my life was given a plate and knife with visible gunk he wiped off politely and said nothing about because he is a beautiful soul, plus I couldn't find anyone to bitch out for 20 minutes until the food arrived. What I got was not what I ordered. The menu said the chef was specifically specialized in the kind of dishes from the Sichuan region. It wasn't twice cooked pork. That was an abomination with 2 slices of veg that had no business being there in the first place. No leeks? Imposter. We ordered 3 different portions of fried rice. It arrived in one pot enough for 2 and made it awkward to share while unable to ask any questions because who's going to understand anything anyway and plus no one appeared for another 30min. Oh but the check appeared lightning fast on its own. That was the angriest dinner I've ever had. Never been more embarrassed to open my mouth to suggest anything. So fuck this place. And screw you guys for telling me it was good. The 2 ppl I was with ordered sweet and sour chicken to be safe and even that was abysmal.

I love their food! Every time I'm here from the USA I come here a few times!! So far have been…read moretwice this week

REALLY NICE FOOD for a decent price. good service. take ur…read moreown wine. however slightly small.

This is the first time I've encountered a Chinese 'huo guo' restaurant outside of China; for an…read moreintro to the cooking style wikipedia has a good article at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hotpot . And it is top notch. The best thing about this place though is their jiaozi (commonly called Chinese dumplings, though more like Chinese ravioli I've always thought) and noodle bowls, a bit expensive but you can't get vegetarian ones anywhere else in Sheffield. The only downside to jabu is their opening hours, I think they only open for business after 4 pm meaning no chance of lunch here. It is also normally very busy, which to be honest is great as if this place shut it would be Sheffield's loss.

This is a 'chinese fondue' restaurant…read more The basic concept is that you order little plates of various foods - veg, tofu, fish, meat, noodles - and cook them in a bubbling wok of chinese soup at your table. You start with a plate of declicious chinese dumplings and go from there. It is great fun, very reasonable, and bring your own alcohol. The staff are very helpful and will advise you about what is the best type of noodle to choose, how many dishes to allow for your group etc.

There were four of us eating out after work ... Our first choice zizzi was fully booked at 6.30pm…read moreso one colleague said to try U buffet. It was only round the back of Leopold square so we went. The buffet has the standard dishes from spare ribs, spring rolls, sea weed (you know it's not really sea weed right?) to Peking duck. I only had a few things which were fine, nothing special. I then picked some veg, beef and noodles and they stir fried it for me with a choice of sauce. I didn't have any other mains. I went for dessert, where I tried the strawberry mousse, mango pudding and jelly! My colleague from turkey had to photo my dessert as he thought it was funny that it moved .. I guess he meant it wobbles!! One colleague had the ice cream so another guy got one too.. But as he ate it, he pulled a face and went to pull something out of his mouth.. It was a very long hair!!! I mean long hair!! A staff member saw what happen and came over to see, and the boss came over. They apologised and said it was not made by them and couldn't have been in it when they opened the tub, and that it must been a previous customers hair. This must been true as it was a long greyish hair. They took the bowl away. They had offered to bring a fresh ice cream but it never arrived. Our Turkish colleague went over and he told the staff to give our friend a fresh ice cream ... As he said in his country they would be angry if that happened! The staff were nice, food was okay but it looks so much like a canteen rather than a nice restaurant to take friends and family. We had a laugh chatting together so it made up for the lack of ambience.

To order by phone their menu is here;- Kins Kitchen Chinese Takeaway…read more(http://www.take-a-way.co.uk/menu/3470/kins-kitchen-sheffield/) .

I've got to say that I disagree with the comments above. We've had quite a few birthdays there and…read morewhile the décor is probably more suited to the 1970s, the food was lovely and the service impeccable. The head waitress is always on hand to make sure her staff aren't slacking and it's extremely amusing when she starts shouting at them. Very few places actually serve duck pancakes properly, but here they will bring the duck out and carve it at the table for you. They'll also provide a cake if they know you're having a birthday party. A good place to go with quite a few people.

I've been here for a few birthdays and can't say I've been disappointed in the slightest…read more The place itself looks fairly dated, but its clean and does the job. Loved the duck pancakes, the large portion size meant we struggled, but wanted to finish them off! All in all a decent experience and would visit again.