"We discovered this restaurant this week following many recommendations and we were not disappointed! We ate there twice at lunch and dinner the week. the place already puts a full view: despite the number of places and the "significant influx, the arrangement of the tables is thought to make you feel isolated from others, which is pleasant for a restaurant of this size! design and decor are neat, comfortable seats, attention to flowers. We are unpaid for a meal! On the kitchen side, it bears its name: the great popular gastronomic dishes are represented in Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Moroccan, French etc. . many fish, fresh crustaceans. The desserts are varied. After you need to be realistic: in these buffets at will, you cannot taste what makes it best in every kitchen. but I always found it good or very good for some excellent chicken dishes that day. Two apartments according to me: the distribution of drinks must be seen! You pay at the entrance your menus and then you are installed. Once seated, the two times we had to wait about 30 minutes so we could get our drinks orders to settle at that time. And wait till we get them back. all this having gone to get a server ourselves. It would be linked to under-efficiency but sorry, when we put this prize at the entrance and that we have the rest of this scale, we put the package on the staff, especially during Christmas holidays! Moreover, even if his vocation is not to be a daycare center, I find shame that a restaurant so large by size has not better equipped space for children! I'm not saying we need to install a lol park but at least small tables and chairs with some sitting games that don't pay! Despite this, we enjoyed our meals and will return! vegetarian options: many vegetables, rice, noodles, pasta etc. Kid-friendliness: small space games but toy distributor paid and flipper. We should see this space again! parking: parking of the mall. wheelchair accessibility: Yes accessible because at the rdc of the shopping centre. restaurant with large doors and relatively important traffic corridors."
