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Dear all
Are there any decent Chinese buffet restaurants in Edinburgh? I mean the “eat as much as you like” sort of place where you can stuff your face for next to nothing, preferably within walking from Princess Street.
Thank you all in advance.
There are quite a few with the most popular being Jimmy Chungs on Waverley Bridge or the Rendezvous on Queensferry St. You could look up the list for reviews on all of them.
http://www.jimmychungs.com/locate/loc_edin_waverley.htm
www.edinburghrendezvous.co.uk/
www.thelist.co.uk
thanks clive!
best regards
eugene
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