All You Can Eat restaurants in Cork?

dubby1978

Hi all, new to Cork and was wondering if there were any of these around? or even cheap eats for lunch. Takeaway or sit in.

mordeith

dubby1978 wrote: »

Hi all, new to Cork and was wondering if there were any of these around? or even cheap eats for lunch. Takeaway or sit in.

There used to be a Thai place on Washington street that had all you can eat lunch. Not sure if it's still there though.

Milly33

Don't think they work with take aways... Panda Mama used to have it but tis suppose to be fairly bad, and oh wait the pizza place in Little island did but that's gone

Rhys Essien

OP,you can get a 2 for 1 Chicken snackbox deal in Hillbillies every Tuesday.Fairly good value.

Chemical Byrne

There's a chinese buffet type place on North Main Street on the right as you head towards the quays. Looks dodgy out tho.

mordeith

Rhys Essien wrote: »

OP,you can get a 2 for 1 Chicken snackbox deal in Hillbillies every Tuesday.Fairly good value.

Did they not stop that?

KCAccidental

Indian place on North Main street do all you can eat at lunch as well.

The chinese buffet place is ok, but don't go there expecting quality!

keithclancy

mordeith wrote: »

Did they not stop that?

Yes, some guy turned up and got stuck in the door.

Took the fire brigade 4 hours to cut him out.


not a true story

Barr

dubby1978 wrote: »

Hi all, new to Cork and was wondering if there were any of these around? or even cheap eats for lunch. Takeaway or sit in.

How would all you can eat takeaway work :pac:

Never heard of any place doing it.

nerwen

Places like Chili Padi, Noodlebox or Ramen are all good value, especially if you pick their meal of the day thing. Which is less than a tenner for a main and drink. Of the three I prefer Chili Padi, their food is just better.

WallsToTheBall

KCAccidental wrote: »

Indian place on North Main street do all you can eat at lunch as well.

The place is Spice Inn and I highly recommend it, extremely high quality food every time I have ordered from them (about once a week for past 6 months). Yet to try what they call 'eat all you can' but think it is only €8 which is a bargain if you have a big appetite. Just had their Tandoori chicken this evening, great as always, their skewer-grilled meats are particularly good but their saucy dishes with lamb are also good (but damn spicy).

the beer revolu

Barr wrote: »

How would all you can eat takeaway work :pac:

Never heard of any place doing it.

That would be funny, alright.
You could have one restaurant buying food by the bucket load in another restaurant and selling it on!

Mumha

WallsToTheBall wrote: »

The place is Spice Inn and I highly recommend it, extremely high quality food every time I have ordered from them (about once a week for past 6 months). Yet to try what they call 'eat all you can' but think it is only €8 which is a bargain if you have a big appetite. Just had their Tandoori chicken this evening, great as always, their skewer-grilled meats are particularly good but their saucy dishes with lamb are also good (but damn spicy).

I've had the all you can eat lunch and it's only a small range of dishes, but in fairness it was very tasty.

Barr

the beer revolu wrote: »

That would be funny, alright.
You could have one restaurant buying food by the bucket load in another restaurant and selling it on!

lol sounds like a good business model

Roar

I heard your dad went into the restaurant and ate all the food in the restaurant and they had to close the restaurant

Faith

I've been to an all-you-can-eat Chinese that did take out, in the UK. You paid about £5 and they gave you a styrofoam takeout container. It was basically all-you-can-fit-in-the-box.

soundsham

Mumha wrote: »

I've had the all you can eat lunch and it's only a small range of dishes, but in fairness it was very tasty.

Mmmm.... Chinese for breakfast 😋