China Paradies

Okay, this review is strictly based on the Sunday Lunch Buffet of which I thought was pathetic. Why, because the selection sucked.


Mind you, I'm the Buffet Queen so I KNOW Buffets, especially Chinese Buffets. I grew up in Toronto for goodness sakes and my last 11 years was spent in Texas, Houston and BELIEVE YOU ME, Toronto and Houston surely know how to do Chinese/Mongolian or whatever else Asian Buffet.


So, I tried the Mongolian fare. I slapped on some pieces of lachs (Salmon), shrimp, etc .. and carefully chose the sauce and vegetables. When I got my plate it was just one big brown mash. They did not even plate it well. My green vegetables were unrecognizable too. I was really disappointed. On the positive side, most of the people that I was there with ordered the single serving meals and WOW, I should've gotten that instead. The portions were big and the way they plated the food was really beautiful. Everyone that did NOT have the buffet were really satisfied.


The place in itself is pretty big and the large tables have a lazy susan so you can put the food on the platform and twirl away.


I must say though, that they DID have a large selection of fresh meats and seafood for Mongolian Grilling, the sad thing is, it would all turn out brown and no matter what sauce you put, they still add whatever sauce they used for grilling :-(

Lovely Chinese fondue, all you can eat for about 18 euros on weekends in the evenings, cheaper in the afternoon. As we have not had anything else, can only recommend this. Have been there so far about 5 times and always in a group, up to 18 people at one time was not a problem and it was good fun for all.

don't come here if you are looking for authentic chinese food; buffet is ok; service is nothing excellent but acceptable