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all u can eat buffet???

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  • 22-01-2015 1:27pm
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    keith-b
    Registered Users Posts: 35 ✭


    Any one know any nice buffet's around dublin


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    newbie1987
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    Jimmy Chung's on Eden Quay


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    keith-b
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    newbie1987 wrote: »
    Jimmy Chung's on Eden Quay

    Been there don't find it great


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    MissFlitworth
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    Works better here OP.


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    jimmii
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    Epicurean Food Hall on Liffey Street Lower worth a look think a few are in there. I've been to most of them and to be honest I feel jimmy Chung's probably do better quality than any of them. Buffets always seem to be a bit ropey!

    There are a couple more Chinese buffets round the corner from there too.


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    megaten
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    The one on top of stephens green shopping centre do really nice chicken wings but the actual dishes aren't great.


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    Piliger
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    newbie1987 wrote: »
    Jimmy Chung's on Eden Quay

    BEST in the city.


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    Piliger
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    megaten wrote: »
    The one on top of stephens green shopping centre do really nice chicken wings but the actual dishes aren't great.

    Been there a couple of times. very very poor. VERY poor choice, poor taste, poor service, awful decor and tables and chairs, dirty windows ..... AVOID imho.


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    John_Rambo
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    I find the few in the Epicurean Food hall to be good.

    I think if people are paying €8 to €10 for all you can eat you're not going to expect Philippe Starck decor, Fine Dining with Micheline Star service. In fact, there's rarely much service when it comes to buffets.


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    con1982
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    Kung Fu Buffet at the Phibsboro shops is great. €8.50 for lunch. Lots of options, including sushi. Nicely decorated place and staff are friendly.


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    rubadub
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    Piliger wrote: »
    Been there a couple of times. very very poor. VERY poor choice, poor taste, poor service, awful decor and tables and chairs, dirty windows ..... AVOID imho.
    Jaysus, why on earth did you go back the second time?

    I was there and didn't think it was anything great, but not as bad are you are saying. I thought it was fairly OK value, when you compare it to what you would get in mcdonalds down the road for the same price.


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    Hollister11
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    Actually, does anyone know any all you can eat buffets that cater well for vegetarians!


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    January
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    There are a few buffets in the Moore St Mall. I ate in one once, couldn't tell you which one but they food was lovely.


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    ixoy
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    January wrote: »
    There are a few buffets in the Moore St Mall. I ate in one once, couldn't tell you which one but they food was lovely.
    I've eaten there too and found them decent. Not sure if they're all still operating however as some of them were served with closure notices in November.


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