Dans l'ensemble, Buffet Oui Oui est perçu comme une option pratique avec un grand choix d'options asiatiques, un décor agréable et un service généralement sympathique; les visiteurs apprécient surtout la variété, la fraîcheur relative et le rapport qualité-prix, notamment les desserts et le bar sushi, ainsi que l'espace qui convient bien aux repas en famille. Néanmoins l'expérience est hétérogène: certains plats manquent parfois d'assaisonnement ou paraissent gras et salés, d'autres restent chauds ou frais selon les moments et les jours, le réapprovisionnement peut prendre du temps et le bruit peut être important; des critiques portent aussi sur le fait que le service peut sembler pressé ou que des frais supplémentaires cachés apparaissent sur l'addition. Globalement, c'est une destination conviviale et généreuse en quantités, idéale pour les groupes, mais il faut être prêt à accepter des écarts de qualité d'un plat à l'autre et à gérer des attentes selon ce qui est servi ce soir-là.
J'ai adoré la nourriture, tout était délicieux & les sushis également très bons & variés pour un buffet !
La boisson gazeuse est incluse, tous les plateaux du buffet remplis & le tout très propre.
Notre serveur, John, était sympathique & efficace !
Nous y retournerons certainement.
Diversité acceptable, menu pas mal bon par les standards d'un buffet Chinois. Les banquettes sont très basiques mais ça fait le travail. Les serveurs ont besoin de pratique pour comprendre c'est quoi remplir un verre d'eau. Je vais retourner.
I had went to celebrate one of my friend's birthday & they were very happy to help. We went on a Wednesday where it was quiet, only us loud (😅birthday celebration excited) but hats off to every worker I encountered that day. I would like to thank them once again to be soo patient, professional, helpful & very gentle with us.
Food was okay, nothing special, on the same level as Foolam but I had a decent enough experience with the food. What bothered me is the service, older gentleman was over the top constantly filling up our cups despite the jug being full we can serve ourselves. We were there at 4:30pm yesterday.
It was obvious he was fishing for a tip. We ended up paying 170$ including taxes & gave the gentleman a 10$ tip but he started questioning me on whether the service was poor because the tip isn't even 5%.
Need I remind you, tips are not mandatory & it is not our obligation to pay for your salary. We are serving ourselves, you are just filling up the water. It's quite frustrating having to deal with this in every asian restaurant. Have you no shame? 10$ is a great tip, that's almost an hours worth of work in most minimum wage jobs, we were there for 45min, he served multiple tables. It adds up, quickly.
He showed his dissatisfaction with the tip, throwing his hands around angry, he then walked off but then cameback to grab the 10$ frustrated right after I was going to take it back. I should have taken it back & told him no tip but I really didn't have time for that.
Gouvement needs to step up & ban tips. It's getting quite ridiculous. I feel like as clients we are being taken advantage of. Its a social cause for me.
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Je suis allé dans ce restaurant hier. C'est excellent. Tous les plats sont délicieux. Le service est bon. Les gens sont sympathiques. Le restaurant est propre. La note devrait être de 5 étoiles sur 5.
Food was good. Its a buffet so you have the all you can eat option or you can just order a meal from the menu. Food was hot & always replenished quickly. Dirty plates were picked up quickly.There are free drinks for groups of 10 & more. Only problem I had was that they automatically add the gratuity to our bill which we were unaware of. Should have been communicated beforehand not when they isnt a choice. We could have paid separately & chosen our own tip amount.
Nous avons été très satisfaits de notre expérience à ce restaurant. La nourriture était bonne pour un buffet, il y avait une belle variété d'aliments, & notre serveur était très amical. De plus, le prix était très abordable.
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Le serveur John est extrêmement gentil & serviable. L'ambiance est très agréable avec de jolies décorations asiatiques. Buffet chinois classique avec bateau de sushis & fontaine de chocolat.
It is less than Average. The variety & quantity of the food is not comparable to previous restaurants was on the same Placethe'Fulam'. The salad bar was very limited. The shrimp 🍤 is not clean' the black part is not removed' so much fried options with limited healthy foods. Sushi are limited too.
The restaurant is large, but very noisy. We arrived at 7pm on a Saturday & even though it was almost full, the buffet ends at 8pm. The staff is polite, however the hostess couldn't find us a clean table to be seated.
The food wasn't very good. It wasn't because the choices were out too long since they were being refilled. The dumpling were very rubbery, the Singapore noodles were all overcooked & broken into tiny pieces, & the shanghai noodles as well had no spice which is strange for 2 szechuan dishes. General Tao tasted like the sweet & sour pork, couldn't tell them apart. The sautéed mushrooms had no flavor unfortunately. The spring rolls were a mushy paste inside. There were these large shrimps in tempura with the heads on, but the whole shrimp still had it's shell, so you had to remove all the outside, plus none of them were deveined! The desserts were ok. Our waiter must've forgotten about us because our empty dishes stayed on the table. For $50 per person plus tax & tip, I was extremely disappointed. It was the first buffet we go to since 3 years ago. Will not be returning.
