Real China

Absolutely terrible used to go there before it closed and reopened it was fabulous but unfortunately this visit was awful hardly any Chinese food there was sausage. Hash browns plenty of that food. A lot of trays were empty not filled up. The food was only just about warm. Before I could put my knife and fork on plate it was picked up by the waitress. Went for food my pint was taken and was only given half a pint in a pint glass back. It's no wonder you have to pay first because you wouldn't pay for what you are getting other wise. And to top it all I asked for the manager to call me and 4 days later still hasn't been bothered to. Will not be going back

I used to go to the restaurant regular But after yesterday's drama I won't be returning Most of the food was not hot enough. there was not much of a selection for a Chinese buffet ( sausage. Hash browns.....)!!? I had my plate taken away and I had still got Food on it and cutlery in my hand. had drinks taken from the table while we was away from the table they replaced them but only half' glasses. Then they only wanted to give us £4.90 off The bill. Not for me thanks!!

Great food with a nice buffet and interior. Standard, with a few flaws. The food appears good and the exterior looks interesting, if you were to take a deeper look, a fwq traditions of food can be found with indigenous sauces for each delight. The food can sometimes run out or become out of stock, but with such little staff running a vastly used restaurant, it sometimes can be hard to to cope with. Prices are reasonable at best, but kids are charged to their height scale which is a bit annoying. Hygiene may not always be priority at times though, with seeing stains on plates. The interior surprises me as they based it around a serve yourself buffet, which I like the idea of which is a fairly unique thing in this province. Staff can act very nice and are usually helpful, although, there should be more assistance for different foods. Some foods can appear processed which I completely agree with - nothing I can do here - but, for a self-serving restaurant, it's a case of you take what you can eat and pay the price. Liquids are NOT free and have to be paid for, disposable cups being 80p more expensive than the average drink. Not a lot of drinks options, but this is made up for with a serve-yourself chocolate fountain and cakes. Staff need to be more weary of the food though. Also quite concerned to if they changed their name from RealChina to Kungfu to get rid of bad reviews 🤔. Altogether, with a nice Interior and helpful staff, but a risk of hygiene issues but fairly lovely food; this place is pretty good.

Absolutely shocking, I am very surprised with the positive reviews as my experience was the worst ever. From rude Chinese lady owner trying to over charge us knowing that my daughter is under 3 to cold food left out for what seems like all day. This has been the worst Chinese buffet and staff not knowing basic English to understand what cutlery means!!! I hope I don’t get food poisoning from tonight’s meal and I hope they get shut down. I was cringing watching a lady eating the sushi that god knows how long has been left out good luck!!

Don't read this, just go to Nandos next door. We went about 5.30pm. Alot of the food was dry (buffet evening). The plate warmers weren't switched on presumably to save money (there were at least 4 of them all cold). The plates were all wet and had to be wiped down every time I got a new one. The clientele are those who get their money's worth from the buffet price and have matching etiquette. For me and my daughter it was £31, that's 2 buffets and 2 refillable drinks which were never refilled. I say it's overpriced. The quality matches the low standard most millenials think is acceptable. It's so sad what this country is becoming. To top off the evening I found that somebody had smeared chocolate cake in the toilet (see pic). Enjoy your meal.