Nian Hao Restaurant Goes — Restaurant in Goes

We tried it again since for over one and half year, the all you can eat concept their offer and felt disappointed. We were quite surprised about the small number of people who were in the restaurant. When it was opened some yeas ago, it was full and booming but it looks a bit sad and empty now. The prices have gone up substantially and for children of an age of 7, the price is over EUR 20,00. The restaurant tries to create the feeling that they offer a very wide range of quality food which it isn’t really. For example: there are choices of over 8 different beer brands, but in fact all the choices are similar beer and not specialties. For wine from the tap, you need to pay extra. The cold and warm buffet has quite a variety of choices but only new food is added once all is almost taken which gives a poor impression. A limited number of staff is there to serve and help. In general the food offered is okay, but not refined. The sushi bar is limited in choices and the grill plate part, offers a simple variety of choices. We also felt it cold in the restaurant as it seems costly to heat this large space which had an estimated occupancy of less than 20% (on a Friday night). Additional heaters had to make it a bit more comfy in the area where the guests were seated. About the atmosphere, it is a large restaurant and build for larger occupancy with quite a bit of traffic by the guests. It is not a cosy place but that is not what to expect in most all-you-can eats. In general, the food is just fine but in relation the price charged, it is simply overpriced especially compared to alternatives...

I personally really like eating here.

They have a wide variety of dishes and so many options for the wok. I am a big fan of wokking and they have so many options to put in it, and also a lot of sauce options.

Their soup is also really nice, you can pick yourself what you'd like in it and how much of it. The bread is fresh too and they have good garlic butter.

I don't eat from the normal buffet much, but they have spring rolls (probably store bought, but that doesn't matter to me) and other Asian dishes.

They have a coffee machine, soft serve ice cream machine, whipped cream, icecream from buckets, fruits and lots of other little desserts.

The restaurant has big glass walls and is very spacious. The seats are comfy and there is...

Delicious all you can eat Asian food. It's a huge restaurant but still has a cosy appearance. One thing I don't like so much about this place, I have stomach issues and can only eat small amounts of food. Many restaurants offer half price in case there are issues like that but this restaurant doesn't. So I pay for a lot of food that I am not eating. But other than that, it's one of my favourite restaurants. And because they are not in the center of the city, they can easily be reached by car, which is perfect for my mother who can't walk very well and they have escalaters and an elevator to get to the restaurant. Underneath there restaurant is a huge parking area. For us it's especially perfect because it's literally 5...