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Elements Oriental EateryNewest Review: ... outings. The spaciousness of the restaurant means it doesn't matter how big your party is. The selection of food will tempt even the fussiest of palates. It also gives you a chance to try items you may not have been tempted by before. There is also an extensive drinks menu including some delicious fruit cocktails. I found all ages of people enjoyed it here,from baby to old aunt Agatha! ... more |
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by - written on 12/09/01 (Useful, 258 readings)
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When we all went to Elements eatery we were in for a pleasant surprise. I've been for a works christmas meal and a family get-together. Both were very successful outings. The spaciousness of the restaurant means it doesn't matter how big your party is. The selection of food will tempt even the fussiest of palates. It also gives you a chance to try items you may not have been tempted by before. There is also an extensive drinks menu including some delicious fruit cocktails. I found all ages of people enjoyed it here,from baby to old aunt Agatha! The system of buffet type service means that you can have as much or as little food as you like ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/05/01 (Useful, 142 readings)
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This is the best oriental resataurant I have ever been to!! Myself and my boyfriend found it by accident one night. We went in expecting a small range of food, nothing special, but it offered a huge selection of Chinese, Japanese, Cantonese, and Malaysian cuisine. There are ver 600 items on the menu all buffet style and for the fixed price of £13.80 you can eat as much as you like. All of the food is changed over about every 20 minutes so there is always something fresh t eat. It is spread over about 6 counters, divided into starters, main courses, vegetarian grub and desserts. There is an excellent selection including aromatic duck and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/04/01 (Very useful, 220 readings)
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Elements in CMK’s trendy theatre district have been open for over a year now. We have often walked past it and considered going in, but have always been on our way somewhere else, or not hungry enough to make it worth while (An important point - read on). My girlfriend and I both love Chinese food. As we were home this weekend and going out in CMK we decided to give Elements a go. The restaurant is located opposite Lloyds No1 Cafe and the Theatre main entrance. The whole restaurant is on the first floor, so just follow the stairs up. The concept was unique to Milton Keynes when it was first opened (a new Indian restaurant, called Chilies, ... Read the complete review
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