Wang Chao - Moers

The buffet has everything you can want, and it offers english translations on its buffet labels. The soups are very nice, and the salad bar was a welcome surpri... read more The buffet has everything you can want, and it offers english translations on its buffet labels. The soups are very nice, and the salad bar was a welcome surprise. The raw meatuncooked section was confusing and so our group bypassed it. We had plenty of..

Clean, well run restaurant. Very large choice of dishes on offer, particularly in the evening. As well as the usual prepared dishes there is also a choice of un... read more Clean, well run restaurant. Very large choice of dishes on offer, particularly in the evening. As well as the usual prepared dishes there is also a choice of uncooked meat, fish and vegetables which can be chosen and taken to the griddle for preparation and..

Wang Fu's allyoucaneat buffet offers a variety of goodquality food at a moderate price EUR The food is not exclusively Chinese; sure, you can help yourself to B... read more Wang Fu's allyoucaneat buffet offers a variety of goodquality food at a moderate price EUR The food is not exclusively Chinese; sure, you can help yourself to Beijing duck and spring rolls, but shrimp salad and meatballs are available as well. As a firsttime..

The buffet has everything you can want, and it offers english translations on its buffet labels. The soups are very nice, and the salad bar was a welcome surpri... read more The buffet has everything you can want, and it offers english translations on its buffet labels. The soups are very nice, and the salad bar was a welcome surprise. The raw meat/uncooked section was confusing and so our group bypassed it. We had plenty of other choices. Attentive staff and comfortable seating.

Wang Fu 's all-you-can-eat buffet offers a variety of good-quality food at a moderate price (EUR 11-14 . The food is not exclusively Chinese; sure, you can help... read more Wang Fu 's all-you-can-eat buffet offers a variety of good-quality food at a moderate price (EUR 11-14 . The food is not exclusively Chinese; sure, you can help yourself to Beijing duck and spring rolls, but shrimp salad and meatballs are available as well. As a first-time patron, the buffet setup is slightly confusing. Cutlery is provided in one corner of the buffet, whereas the starter soup is located at the exact opposite end. Some meats, including kangaroo, are provided raw and can be made-to-order by a cook. However, because this process is not explained at all, you will find yourself asking the attentive waitstaff a lot of questions. When you have overcome these obstacles, enjoyed your soup, salad, and main course, chocolate and vanilla fountains await for dessert. The overall clientele is very casual, but the modern Chinese-style interior gives Wang Fu a moderately more upscale feel. I recommend going to this restaurant after 3:00pm on a Sunday for the EUR 10.90 Happy Hour Buffet . Not only will the crowd (and your check! be smaller, but your chances to get one of the roughly 8 parking spaces in front of the building are higher as well. Tickets from the parking garage nearby are validated.