Vegan
Chinese
Buffet
Local food buffet eatery in the Tibetan district. All-you-can-eat for set price includes DIY hotpot. Address in Chinese: 成都市武侯区武侯祠横街12号附47号. Open Mon-Sun 9:30am-9:00pm.
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5 Reviews
First Review by yehadut
HenrietteJohansen
Points +1751
They have no concept of allergies - Edit
I went to this place with my friend maybe half an hour before closing and asked if they still took guests. They said yes, but they didn't seem very happy about it. She tried to put peanuts into the hot pot, but we managed to stop her and my friend said in Chinese that I was allergic. We got the pot with all the stuff we chose, but the broth was horribly spicy even though we said not too spicy to her. It was my first time having Sichuan spice, the 麻辣(málà) and I was not used to it since it was our first day, but even my friend who is Chinese and used to it though it was way too spicy. Throughout the whole meal my mouth was tingling and numb and it was not a pleasant experience. My friend suggested we should ask for soy milk, and we got two bottles of soy milk from the woman that served us the hot pot. I took one sip, and could taste the peanut in it, so I had to immediately stop drinking. The woman that served us was not only rude to us the whole time we were there, but also didn't really care about my allergy. This is the worst food experience I've ever had in China, and it could've ended horribly wrong.
Read morePros: Reasonably priced (20 yuan per person)
Cons: They don't take allergies seriously, Way too spicy, Horrible service
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LolaLuxemburg
Points +184
All you can eat Vegan Hotpot - Edit
We went to this restaurant and were really hungry. It was easy to find as there are photos in this app. The lady did not speak english so it was a little tricky to figure out what and how to eat there. The restaurant itself was okay, it looked relatively clean. The buffet looked a little suspicious and was not cooled (or heated) and as we did not know how long the food has been standing outside, we decided to eat hotpot. Each of us got a little pot with tasty broth and got to choose from many different vegetables and noodles to boil in it. There were also different sauces to choose from. It tasted really good. We paid 30CNY (3,80€) wich is very cheap. Plus nobody of us got sick so I would eat there again.
Read morePros: Fresh vegetables , All you can eat , Very tasty
Cons: Questionable cleanliness
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melanievi
Points +944
buffet and hotpot - Edit
they offer buffet for lunch (20rbm) and hotpot for dinner (30rmb), with different options available.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-09-21
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Huraiquire
Points +10305
Spicy - Edit
Small Buddhist buffet place which also offers hot pot. The options are limited and many foods are spicy. The people are friendly and the area is packed with veggie restaurants！Average 20¥
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yehadut
Points +2099
Perfectly fine - Edit
It's the kind of food typical at buffet places. Nothing special by my standards, but perfectly fine, tasty food. A good choice if you're in the area, especially because it's cool to see the Tibetan district (when I ate here there were some Tibetan monks eating too). ¥20.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2021-05-10
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