The Grange Buffet — Restaurant in Sydney

My family and I were so disappointed at the quality and limited options as majority of the time stations weren’t being refilled as often. We went in around 7pm on a Thursday evening. There was still a good amount of time before closing at 9pm. My son who always resorts to chicken nuggets and chips surprised me when he only took a bite of one nugget because apparently they tasted “weird and funny”. I took his word for it as he often eats ANY form of nuggets. He stuck to eating chips as they had about 4 different sized chips and that kept him content, even though it was the most unusual thing you ever see.

My partner and I tried out the Chinese side first, so disappointed that their signature sweet and sour pork tasted old and stale! It was so hard to chew let alone swallow! The most decent food out of the whole Chinese range was the honey chicken and fried rice. Their spring rolls were gross, the vegetables inside them tasted a day old and were totally off. The lamb and Indian options, particularly the so called lamb Masala, it tasted like unfrozen meat and just had absolutely no lamb taste to it at all. I couldn’t even move pass the first spoonful. Over to the veggies, I didn’t understand why their pumpkin were not warmed up when they were directly under the heat?! The salads section I saw absolutely no one touch, just by looking at it, it made you question how hard the pastas were and whether it was created for display because it was constantly sitting pretty. The soft drink selections, I can’t understand how you can’t assure paying customers that what they’re drinking is actual fizzy! Not one of those options tasted like soft drink. It was very disappointing! Then you have the cakes and deserts that were hard and taste like it was made by the bulk. The sushi train was also a good 3/10! The surimi tasted funny and the only decent flavour was the tuna rice and avo. It was truly a big disappointment overall. Didn’t help that there were limited options. If you like 1.5 quality food and can eat with your nose blocked, this is the place for you. I would not suggest dinning here even if it means you can eat all the honey chicken and fried rice, it’s...

Worst experience! I visited this restaurant last night for my birthday. If you order food from the restaurant (not buffet), they serve the Food from the buffet trays. You're better off paying almost the same money and just going to the buffet for the exact same food.

Also, I was told that they close at 9pm. I said upon entering that we are okay with that as long as we still get to eat until 9pm. 8.40pm he said go get your last plate now. By 8.45 all the trays were empty and staff were ushering everyone out very rudely. The worst part of this experience... At approx 8.50-8.55pm, a waitress walked over and snatched the plate that I was literally eating from at that moment. I told her I still have food on my plate and she said "you're done". Then at exactly 9pm all the staff were already out of the club. Perhaps change your closing time to 8.40pm, then you have 20 minutes to clean up, or pay your workers until 9.15 so they're not pushing to get everyone and themselves out of the door by 9pm.

My parents and my partner were going to sign up to this club upon finishing our meal (club was too busy upon entering to sign new members up). Due to the poor service and lack of professionalism, you missed out on 3 memberships and we will not be returning here for our family outings.

I was having a great birthday until this. I strongly advise not going to this restaurant, and perhaps visiting another...

The day was young, and the sun burned with a similar intensity for my desire to provide my partner with a robust dining experience for a modest price. We were greeted by staff who appeared eager to exceed our service expectations.

After being seated in a prime position to take in the extraordinary views of their spacious car park and a couple birds who seemed to regular this establishment.

The food was what you would expect from a buffet, with some appetisers still cold in the middle, at this point the staffs vigor had fleeted as this decor did last century.

As we moved on to the mains the light on the food was bright like the hope in my heart to vanquish this hunger demon that had befallen me. Alas my hopes crumbled such as my deep fried still heavily shelled prawns did in my mouth.

So many questions now racing through my head such as "How do you serve honey chicken without chicken?" And "Dude, where is the calamari in my calamari rings?" Not even the riddler could solve this!

Feeling defeated and fearsom of my next bowel movement i looked over to the table next to me whilst trying to get through my instapudding mango cup and sadlova to witness an elderly couple ensnared by the offer of the $5 seafood plate consisting of 5 prawns and 2 mussels.

But I rate the nuggets! I mean it wasn't McDonald's quality but better than that black and gold...