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Any places in Limerick that do "All you can eat"?

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  • 17-01-2010 1:59pm
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    irishvamp90
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    Any places do this?


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    LB6
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    The Jasmine Palace - O'Connell Street.


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    phog
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    irishvamp90 wrote: »
    Any places do this?

    Try the sticky above


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    TestTransmission
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    phog wrote: »
    Try the sticky above

    I dont see any "all you can eat" recommendations in there anywhere :confused:


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    jmccoy
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    LB6 wrote: »
    The Jasmine Palace - O'Connell Street.

    On Sundays.

    Excellent deal.


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    bazz26
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    Jumbo Chinese restaurant out next to the Groody Bar do an all you can eat Sunday buffet for €8.95.


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    TestTransmission
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    bazz26 wrote: »
    Jumbo Chinese restaurant out next to the Groody Bar do an all you can eat Sunday buffet for €8.95.

    They do?Whats the food like there?


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    Mc Love
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    jackncoke wrote: »
    They do?Whats the food like there?

    If you like lots of grease in your chinese then its for you!


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    irishvamp90
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    phog wrote: »
    Try the sticky above

    Ah things can be slow to be discussed in stickys!!alot of people dont notice them


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    cullen5998
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    Pizza hut do an all you can eat buffet for lunch on weekdays. I think its around a tenner and it includes different pizzas and salads. Well worth it yum yum:pac:


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    bazz26
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    Mc Love wrote: »
    If you like lots of grease in your chinese then its for you!

    I've never found that with their takeaways, I presume it is cooked in the same way by the same people.


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    Mc Love
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    It was one of their takeaways that made me sick. Looked in the tray it comes in and was way too much oil/grease. YUK


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    h3000
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    bazz26 wrote: »
    I've never found that with their takeaways, I presume it is cooked in the same way by the same people.
    Mc Love wrote: »
    It was one of their takeaways that made me sick. Looked in the tray it comes in and was way too much oil/grease. YUK

    Have to agree with Bazz there, had a few takeaways from there and never found them too greasy.

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    Mc Love
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    Have had a good few since it is close to work - but not as good as Wokking - well worth the extra drive in


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    sioda
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    Mc Love wrote: »
    Have had a good few since it is close to work - but not as good as Wokking - well worth the extra drive in

    Wokking is no great shapes imo. Dim Sum or the pagoda in corbally usually or ginger lily's if I'm lazy but have to agree with the above views always got good tasty take away from Jumbo


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    bazz26
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    sioda wrote: »
    Wokking is no great shapes imo. Dim Sum or the pagoda in corbally usually or ginger lily's if I'm lazy but have to agree with the above views always got good tasty take away from Jumbo

    The portions are pretty decent too.


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    TestTransmission
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    I think I may try Jumbo so ;)


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    ham_n_mustard
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    the fried rice is lovely for some reason, probably a nice amount of msg but who's counting?


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    vkid
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    Woking used to be great. Has gone downhill a lot recently though imo


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    overthebridge
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    staying on this side of town - chungs chinese in castletroy does an all you can eat buffet on sunday too.think it's 18 yoyo's a pop. nice food too.


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    john_cappa
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    bazz26 wrote: »
    Jumbo Chinese restaurant out next to the Groody Bar do an all you can eat Sunday buffet for €8.95.

    Actually they do it every day!

    Monday-friday 17.30 till 21.00
    Not sure about saturday
    All day sunday.

    The range of food they serve/quality is not comparable with the jasmine buffet but neither is the price! The food is decent enough!

    You also get desert of ice cream or apple pie!


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    Mc Love
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    Just had wokking last night and it hasnt gone downhill. Makes a change from Zwe ton


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    irishvamp90
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    Mc Love wrote: »
    Just had wokking last night and it hasnt gone downhill. Makes a change from Zwe ton[/quot

    Their the same thing no?


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    Souness
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    Poeny court chinese at Punches cross do an all you can eat job! Food is decent too!


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    TestTransmission
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    irishvamp90 wrote: »
    Their the same thing no?

    I dont think the owners of Zweton would like you saying they were the same as the WokKing :D


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    vkid
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    Mc Love wrote: »
    Just had wokking last night and it hasnt gone downhill. Makes a change from Zwe ton

    Used to love the schezwan spicy beef but last two times i got it, twas awfull. Although that was from the Caherdavin one so that might be the difference?


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    john_cappa
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    TestTransmission wrote: »
    I dont think the owners of Zweton would like you saying they were the same as the WokKing :D

    Pretty sure ze we ton/ woking/jasmine/la chocolat are all owned by the same owner.

    This however does not translate to being the exact same food.


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    dedon
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    Anyone know if Dragonfly in Newton Castletroy is any good?
    Have been going to Zweton for a while but it is expensive. Think I might change.

    I am a big roast duck man. its 12.50 in Zweton. So if anyone has gotten a cantonese roast duck in the Troy/annacotty area, let me know. So tasty with soy sauce.


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