|
HainaneseNewest Review: ... drink, the choice is basically between trendy eastern beers (Tiger, Tsingtao) at £2.50 - £3 a glass, or as much Jasmine tea as you like for about £2. You may be interested to know that monosodium glutomate is a chemical that occurs frequently in Chinese cuisine and can often produce a headache when mixed with alchohol, which is why many people (myself included) prefer to drink tea. It tastes ... more |
||
Read Reviews for Hainanese
by - written on 16/03/01 (Very useful, 571 readings)
Rating:
Hainanese is a buffet offering limitless quantities of Chinese food for a set price. For £5.50 per person at lunchtime (£5.90 at weekends) and £8.20 in the evenings (at all times), you get as many trips to the buffet as you want - and you will want lots. The food, while not premium-quality, best-you've-ever-tasted stuff, is very enjoyable, and duck pancakes remain a perennial favourite with everyone. From the soup, through the dim sum, to the meat and veggie main dishes, there is a lot of variety - probably around 20-25 different things are on offer. The chicken dishes are particularly good, in my opinion. To drink, the choice is basically between ... Read the complete review
Products similar to Hainanese
Zizzi's (Maidstone)
Good selection of dishes, nice environment, good value
Not good for low-carbers!!
Alpine Restaurant (Denshaw, Oldham)
Location, excellent choices, great attentive service
Traditional interior might not appeal to all, slightly expensive
Floating Coffee Company (Birmingham)
Great staff, wonderful hearty food, reasonable prices, the 'novelty' factor
You may have to wait a while for a table to become available
Marsden Grotto Restaurant (South Shields)
Good grub in unusual surroundings
very busy in the summer
Pin's Kitchen (Market Drayton, Shropshire)
Excellent food
Odd décor!
The Blackhouse Grill (Chester)
Great Service, Great Menu, Great Wine Selections
Can be costly for a 3 course meal
The 39 Steps Restaurant (Styal, Cheshire)
Sorry, I'm struggling.
Tables too close together, rather expensive for what it is, a bit pretentious
The Swan at Lamport (Lamport, Northampton)
It's near
It's overpriced and pretentious and they can't cook tuna
Godots Bistro (East London)
Pleasant atmosphere, well-cooked, genourous food
Service was disappointing, lack of vegetarian mains
Dover Street Restaurant & Jazz Bar (Mayfair)
Good food and atmosphere
Can be pricey

