Tanka Restaurante — Restaurant in Região Imediata de São Paulo

HIGHLY RECOMMEND. One of the best buffets I've ever had.

Quality sashimi: salmon, tuna, 2 white fish, octopus plus a lot more sushi options. When the sashimi runs out, theyre very quick to refresh the plates. Quality seafood: langoustine, king prawn, oysters, soft shell crab. Desserts include frozen yogurt, flan, banana fritter. Other food I didn't eat but was available include customisable soup, a wide range of tempura, seafood and meat skewers, cold bar (kimchi, ceviche, soba, quail eggs, octopus, noodles, salads), Chinese meat and seafood dishes (pork ribs, octopus, beef, fried noodles), a wide range of sweets and desserts (brownie, mini cakes).

Paid R169.90 (incl tax charges) on sunday for all you can eat. Includes green tea and coffee. Cheaper on weekdays. Reasonable for a londoner, perhaps a bit pricey for locals.

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As a sushi seafood buffet restaurant as a whole is quite good, the variety and taste of dishes are in line with the public appetite, I went to eat at noon on Saturday to personally recommend recommended weekdays to experience that people will be a little less, the weekend traffic is very large resulting in the need to wait for the update of the dishes, the only point that I do not like their desserts, I do not know whether it is a problem of the ingredients or dessert chef's technical problems, so that I feel that the dessert taste is very cheap, but from an overall point of view, it is still very recommended to experience a I don't know if it's the ingredients or the skill of the dessert chef that makes me feel that the desserts are cheap, but overall it's still a recommended experience! By the way the manager is...

I was looking for a good asian place to eat at this afternoon, found this place and stopped by with my family. This place is buffet style and has Chinese, Japanese, and other asian foods. The food was pretty good, but nothing extraordinary. The quality of the food was what you'd expect it to be at a medium-high end, all you can eat, restaurant. The table service was great, but I did find the prices a little high considering the quality of the food. Some of the sashimi they had tasted fishier than the others, which is normally what you avoid when eating sushi/sashimi. The salmon was good but didn't really melt in your mouth. The inarizushi, honey glazed chicken, and tempura fried items tasted phenomenal and were...