waste of money,The staff is very rude and unprofessional, don't waste your time.never recommended.read more

food not nice, waste of money , staff is rude, n taste, and they always charge extra then mentionread more

The food is always nice and hot I wouldn't recommend the ice cream it always has ice bits in it The…read moresushi is great YOU ALSO HAVE TO BUY DRINKS THEIR NOT FREE And children have to pay adult price if their taller than the counter at the entrance which is not fair

My one star might seem a little harsh, but I can only really rate the ice cream as that was all I…read morewas really able to stomach. The restaurant is advertised as an all you can eat Irish, Mexican and Chinese buffet. I didn't see any Irish or Mexican food while there. Of the 'Chinese' selection I tried the chicken curry, the sweet and sour chicken, chicken and black bean sauce, the fried rice and noodles. The only semi-decent food was the rice and noodles. There was a small sushi offering in the corner that had possibly been sitting there for more than a few hours. The wasabi had completely dried up. It was nothing short of awful. What also annoyed me was the lack of free refills on drinks. Drinks are 2e each and the glasses are tiny. Free refills would have earned them an extra star. I had the teppenaki (I had never heard of this before) and it was pathetic. Three tiny pieces of chicken, three pieces of pepper and some onion and mushroom all fried together. Honestly, my husband could do a much better job and that is saying something. The ice cream is the only reason I can think of for awarding the one star. The ice cream was all you can eat, and it was okay. There was also a selection of sauces to put on top. It was just okay, I can't say much more. All in all this is one place to avoid. It's about the same price as Full House but no where near as good.

Jimmy Chungs is one of the latest Chinese buffets to hit Dublin. There's lots all over Scotland,…read moreand this branch opened earlier this year. I went here with a few friends before a concert in the 02 the other day and it was fine. Not great, but not awful. It's what you'd expect from a Chinese buffet - kinda gloopy food that's been sitting there for a while, but it tastes fine. It is good value - lunch Mon-Thurs is €10.90 per person and all you can eat, but it jumps to €12.90 at the weekend. Then dinner (after 5pm) will set you back €17.90 all week. They have a good variety - 20 starters and 40 main courses. Get this though - kids have to be under 4 foot 5" to avail of the kids rice (€6.50/€7.50 for lunch and €12.50 for dinner). So if you're a really tall kid, don't go here because you'll be overcharged!

Don't go if you're not that hungry. That's like spitting in the face of China…read more Go before five pm and it'll be much cheaper, try and get the student discount too.

Pretty good for what you get. So I'm a fan of the occasional Chinese take away. Usually occurs when…read moreI'm working late and don't have much money to spare. When working in the phibsboro area I popped into Kung fu Buffet for a 4 in 1 and found it to be quite pleasant indeed. The food was as you would expect with a Chinese take away slightly greasy but the portion I got was massive and there was an adequate amount of everything within it. Also I didn't feel sick afterwards which was a bonus and it only cost me a mere €4.50 for the entire meal. With huge chunks of chicken and friendly staff I was quite pleased with my experience here!

this chinese buffet has an excellent spot here in the quirky area of Phibsboro and is quite…read moreinteresting with its bruce lee pictures outside which encourage you to look. however and this is a big however for me, the food is mainly greasy, deep fried as in chicken balls, chicken wings etc and i think they need to have much more fresh cooked food, more vegetables and less chips, they are not chinese food! i like to think irish people have moved on from the 3in1 and are ready to explore more choices that chinese food can supply but i just didn't like the look of their buffet. i could'nt imagine eating more than one plate of the grease.

Horrible horrible food…read more I mean, I really don't want to write a bad review unless it's *really* bad and I think this place falls under that category. The ambience is pretty dingy but I didn't want to "judge a book by its cover" and went on to try out their buffet. They do multi-cuisine and barring the Indian section, most of them were quite bad and extremely oily. The poppadums were fried in reused oil which smells really unappetizing. IMO, you get a much better meal for 7 euros in the same locality (think Boojum).

Why should an establishment bother paying public performance royalties on music when they can…read moresubject diners to sweet sound of industrial fan motors droning !! 79 buffet nails that angle, from the hostile money grab in broken English at the front door to the bananas under heat lamps waiting to greet the hungry buffeteer this all you can eat Italian, Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Indian delivers an assault of poorly prepared greasy message of contempt to all five of the cultures it claims to be appropriating, avoid!

Hot pot for the rainy and cold UK land. I was craving for Chinese food when in Europe and this was…read morethe spot to get my fix! Not bad. Stir fried noodles were oily and seafood was okay. They serve up nice selections for hot pot and the condiments are adorned! I used it for my noodles even though I didn't do hot pot! I like the lamb skewers with the fennels. Spicy and it helped with the satisfaction of lamb.

Excellent authentic Chinese food in both food & prices. We were here dinner last night & came back…read morefor lunch today.

Permanently Closed. Not sure why they did not update the…read moresite. It's misleading people who come from the outskirts to just try the place. Absolutely unreasonable.

After eating pub food for days, this place was a great treat!…read more All-you-can-eat buffet, hospitable staff (they let us in before they closed and cooked more food for my nieces and nephew), and spacious layout. Truly felt like "home" and enjoyed by our non-Filipino companions alike. I only wish they had longer hours - Filipinos like to sit and chismis (make gossip!). Salamat for the hospitality!

It's hard to know what will happen when you have a restaurant that serves Chinese food and a…read morebuffet. The best case scenario you find heaps and heaps of yummy, yummy delicious Chinese food that you can stuff your face with. Worse case scenario you've got chewy, tasteless mush that is unidentifiable. The food at 91 Asia Buffet is somewhere in the middle. It's not absolutely terrible, but at the same time the food has been sitting out all day in a pool of its own juices under a hot lamp. It's not the most appetising, but if you're on a tight budget and you want to fill up with some cheap food, it's all you can eat for only €8.50 and the beers are only €3 a pop!

Scrumptious brilliant quality and great variety good price great atmosphere everyone was so relaxed…read morechill content,the staff were pleasant and helpful the manager was so calm respectful some staff were very interesting a cool soul sister with tattoos and so nice to speak too, I love Asian culture especially spiritually so I must go to Asia it's on my bucket list but for now Asia is in Wings Dublin City beside Smyth's toyshop and comic movie store so wonderful take a break and chill at wings, ps at first I was so attached to my plate as I was afraid I couldn't get another one and it's rare they approach you in buffets to take your plate so it have a classy restaurant vibe too very efficient which meant staff were not stressed and that was nice to be around happy staff better customer service peace love and light I will definitely speak about wings on my podcast.

Not bad place good food an alright amount of options and nice desserts just if theyre were more…read moresauces and drink options that would be better but not bad i like it its my 2nd time here and its great also be cool if you could choose where you sit.Great place recommend it.

Stopped by Konkan to celebrate my anniversary several weeks ago. My partner is Indian and so she…read morewas hoping to find somewhere in Dublin with a finer, elegant take on Indian food. Luckily, I found Konkan in time for the date and so we came in around 5:30/6 on a Sunday evening for dinner. We decided to go with their tasting menu - something I was very happy to see considering it's a rare sight in an Indian restaurant in the US (my home). For starters, they brought us some poppadums and assorted chutneys - these were fantastic. I have had poppadums before, but the chutney here was what made the meal stand out. For the next plate, we were each given a plate of appetizers to sample including samosa chaat, Seekh Kebab, and Chicken Pepper Fry. They were all amazing although my ranking is probably seekh kebab, then samosa chaat, and then chicken pepper fry. For the main course, we were brought out garlic and plain naan along with Chicken Jalfrezi, Malabar Lamb Curry and Butter Prawns. Once again all were delicious, but the butter prawns were the standout for both of us. We decided to finish the meal off with chocolate fudge cake and vanilla ice cream. Everything we ordered was absolutely delicious, the service was friendly and quick, and the place was beautiful. It is a small place so make a reservation or come early. Highly recommend coming here!

After many days of endless travels and adventures, we were exhausted. We decided to order delivery…read moreto our hotel instead of going to the restaurant. The restaurant website is easy to use and you can both view the menu or order for pickup or delivery. There are photos for many items to help you decide if you're not familiar with Indian food. It arrived at the hotel lobby 20 minutes earlier than estimated. The driver was friendly and the food was hot and SO GOOD. I do with they had sent cutlery, as we clearly noted we were in a hotel, but luckily our hotel had plates and silverware available. We ordered: Samosa with mango chutney-really crispy, hot, and tasty. The order is for one. Spinach and Potato tikki: my favorite of the apps. Round discs filled with tender potatoes and amazing seasonings. Lamb biryani: very unique and flavorful. A significant kick, as a heads up if you do/do not like spice. Never had biryani with cashews and golden raisins before. The lamb was falling apart, it was so tender. Rice cooked perfectly. Butter chicken with added vegetables: really tender meat and the vegetables were cooked just right and were swimming in the yummy tomato butter sauce. Garlic naan: this was utterly HUGE and the only thing we felt "meh" about. It is practically must that you have naan with Indian dishes to sop up the delish sauces, but I would pass on this next time. Would definitely try this restaurant again when in Dublin. I hope to eat in the actual restaurant next time. Yum.