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| Noodle King was a cheap and cheerful Chinese buffet and restaurant in [[Locale Deptford|Deptford]], just by [[Deptford Bridge Station]]; it has now closed. As of April 2015 the premises are occupied by [[Xi'An Restaurant, SE8 4PQ]]. |
A cheap and cheerful Chinese buffet and restaurant in [[Locale Deptford|Deptford]], just by [[Deptford Bridge Station]]. |
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The information below is retained for historical purposes. |
From the outside it appears as if this is a strictly buffet affair, but this isn't actually the case. You can order off a set menu or opt for the £7.50 all-you-can-eat buffet (however vegetarians should note the only suitable dishes were chips, seaweed, salt & pepper tofu, and rice, so best to stick to the set menu). |
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<div class="old_info"> A cheap and cheerful Chinese buffet and restaurant in [[Locale Deptford|Deptford]], just by [[Deptford Bridge Station]]. |
[[Bec]] had the vegetables in soup with noodles - substituting mushrooms for beancurd - for £3.80 and it was very tasty with crunchy vegetables and lots of ramen in a massive bowl. [[Ewan]] had the veggie spring rolls for starters, which he found a bit bland, and the vegetable ho-fun noodles, which were piled high on the plate and were perfectly tasty. Meat-eating Sean remarked that his pork dumplings and crispy duck stir fry were acceptable, though he was served two flat colas. Something wrong with the soda-stream? |
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From the outside it appears as if this is a strictly buffet affair, but this isn't actually the case. You can order off a set menu or opt for the all-you-can-eat buffet, which is priced between £6 and £8.50 depending on the day and the time <small>[http://flickr.com/photos/rjw1/2724385837/ photo of buffet prices and rules]</small>. However, vegetarians should note that at least in March 2008 the only vegetarian dishes on the buffet were chips, seaweed, salt & pepper tofu, and rice; so best to stick to the set menu. |
All in all, far from gourmet but super-cheap and accessible. |
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[[Bec]], [[Ewan]], and Sean tried the set menu in March 2008. Bec had the vegetables in soup with noodles - substituting mushrooms for beancurd - for £3.80 and it was very tasty with crunchy vegetables and lots of ramen in a massive bowl. Ewan had the veggie spring rolls for starters, which he found a bit bland, and then the vegetable ho-fun noodles, which were piled high on the plate and were perfectly tasty. Meat-eating Sean remarked that his pork dumplings and crispy duck stir fry were acceptable, though he was served two flat colas. Something wrong with the soda-stream? |
[[Bob]] visited on a saturday afternoon in August. The food was plentiful and tasty enough. The buffet was £6.50.[http://flickr.com/photos/rjw1/2724385837/ photo of buffet prices and rules] . There were several other customers present. The chinese tea was acceptable. |
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[[Bob]] visited on a Saturday afternoon in August 2008, and went for the buffet option (£6.50 on this occasion). The food was plentiful, and tasty enough, and the Chinese tea was acceptable. There were several other customers present. All in all, far from gourmet but super-cheap and accessible. |
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* [http://web.archive.org/web/20090922151032/http://www.timeout.com/london/restaurants/reviews/3980.html Time Out review] |
* [http://www.timeout.com/london/restaurants/reviews/3980.html Time Out review] * [http://www.london-eating.co.uk/3344.htm London Eating comments] * [http://billyandme.blogsome.com/2005/09/22/noodle-king/ Billy And Me review] |
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<div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[bob]], August 2008. Buffet prices taken from menu on that visit.</div> </div> |
<div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[bob]] on 02 August 2008</div> |
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category='Now Closed' |
category='All You Can Eat,Buffet,Cheap Food,Chinese Food,Restaurants,Takeaway' |
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host='81.187.166.218' hours_text='' |
host='213.165.225.132' hours_text='11:30am-11pm 7 days a week' latitude='51.473904' locale='Deptford,New Cross,SE8' longitude='-0.022944' |
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opening_hours_text='' phone='' postcode='' summary='Now closed; was a cheap and cheerful Chinese buffet/restaurant in Deptford.' summary='Cheap and cheerful Chinese buffet/restaurant in Deptford.' |
opening_hours_text='11:30am-11pm 7 days a week' os_x='537292' os_y='176901' phone='020 8692 9633' summary='Now closed; was a cheap and cheerful Chinese buffet/restaurant in Deptford.' postcode='SE8 4PQ' summary='Cheap and cheerful Chinese buffet/restaurant in Deptford.' |
A cheap and cheerful Chinese buffet and restaurant in Deptford, just by Deptford Bridge Station.
From the outside it appears as if this is a strictly buffet affair, but this isn't actually the case. You can order off a set menu or opt for the £7.50 all-you-can-eat buffet (however vegetarians should note the only suitable dishes were chips, seaweed, salt & pepper tofu, and rice, so best to stick to the set menu).
Bec had the vegetables in soup with noodles - substituting mushrooms for beancurd - for £3.80 and it was very tasty with crunchy vegetables and lots of ramen in a massive bowl. Ewan had the veggie spring rolls for starters, which he found a bit bland, and the vegetable ho-fun noodles, which were piled high on the plate and were perfectly tasty. Meat-eating Sean remarked that his pork dumplings and crispy duck stir fry were acceptable, though he was served two flat colas. Something wrong with the soda-stream?
All in all, far from gourmet but super-cheap and accessible.
Bob visited on a saturday afternoon in August. The food was plentiful and tasty enough. The buffet was £6.50.photo of buffet prices and rules . There were several other customers present. The chinese tea was acceptable.
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Last visited by bob on 02 August 2008
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