Gong Pocha Buffet (自助炸串店，Fry Sticks) $29.30 per person — Restaurant in Adelaide

Saw this place online and my husband and I had to check it out! The restaurant is very pokey but they do have a couple of booths that could fit up to 6 ppl, but definitely better for smaller groups or couples.

The food was really tasty and everything on their all you can eat menu was great! The extra skewer options were also lovely. I was quite impressed with the sides that were available as apart of the buffet. We ordered the korean cold noodles and they were so refreshing!

My only complaint is that cutlery (chopsticks and spoons) weren’t —seemingly, I may have missed it— readily available, and the lovely gentleman who was tidying the tables didn’t seem super confident with english (thanks to the two guys next to my husband and I for inquiring for chopsticks for us!)

I think it could save the serving staff time if these were more obviously available, I didn’t want to bother the fryers who were being so helpful and friendly even tho they were so busy!

Absolutely returning soon though, the food and atmosphere was delightful and well worth it! It was nice to be able to order everything from the table and just...

We ordered the food delivery through Hungry Panda but never the received the ghost food. An hour since we placed order, the food hasn’t arrived so we called the store . The store said the food is ready waiting for collection. We told the store we would come to collect. We drove to store to collect the food. At the store, the store said they never received the order or cooked this meal. When I showed them the order details and payment in the App, the store insisted that they didn’t receive this order at all and it must be a platform error and it is not their problem. When I asked for refund, they asked me to contact Hungry Panda. 30 mins later, we received a call from a delivery guy who said the order arrived and attached a photo of the food at an unknown address. You never know what actually happened. No...

This restaurant features a unique all-you-can-eat skewer concept, though be aware that not all menu items are part of the deal, there is still ample variety to choose from. Note that the skewers are essentially all fried and are bite-sized (recommend ordering heavily upfront; we needed over 60 for two adults and two kids). Service can be slow during peak times, making a large initial order crucial. Beyond the main skewers (favourites were the lamb and enoki mushrooms), side dishes like noodles or fried rice are available to order. They also offer excellent fried bread with condensed milk, as well as buffet sides like kimchi, toffee-like fruit skewers, and a self-serve bingsu machine. Overall, a solid experience if you manage the ordering...