HongKong Seafood Restaurant

We were greeted with a cheerful smile and welcome by Zoe. She was knowledgeable with her menu and provided recommendations. Good to try is the beef stir fry noodles number 98!

KaChiii

Went to Hong Kong Seafood Restaurant for dinner. Used to be called Great Taste, or still is called that, not really sure. Google says Great Taste is permanently shut yet this exact same location still trades under Great Taste on the delivery apps, weird. Went for a dinner buffet all you can eat. Food was average with some being not the best and some being decent. A lot of fried foods in the food selection with a few Asian meals. Not much selection as it used to have but it's all you can eat so you can just choose what you want. Service was average or slightly below it. Staff were nice and eventually refilled the empty trays with more food but could be better. Not one time did they come to clear our table of plates so a big mess buildup was inevitable as we were hungry and wanted to try everything. Food was overall kind of average but it's a buffet all you can eat so it is what it is, I've spent more on dinner at other places only to be disappointed and hungry after. Heaps of room for improvement. Would probably go back.

Tander Andy

Love the service in this restaurant : I think this is a very authentic Chinese restaurant in Dunedin. There is a buffet and a la carte. The Sichuan cuisine tastes very good. The pickled fish tastes authentic. My family and I come here often. The service is also very good.

Eric Li

I seldom write reviews here but I must do it this time. Great Taste is totally underrated and indeed it is a gem in town. $13 for a buffet lunch with free tea. The food is of course nothing fancy but is practical enough. As a HK Chinese, I know what Chinese food is. Two dishes of vegetables with meat, two dishes of fried chicken (two ways of cooking), fried wontons, fish & chips, spring rolls, chicken nuggets, two different sauces (sweet & sour included) and two types of soup (corn & miso). Fried rice and fried noodles are there too. The environment is nice too, clean and big. Instead of Chinese songs, they played relaxing English songs and that made my dinning experience very enjoyable. Staff is friendly and I saw a waiter (the boss?) bring a dish of vegetables (directly from the kitchen) to a customer as there weren’t a lot available on the buffet table). I went to a noodle shop another day and it was $21 (one bowl of noodle & a pot of small tea). That ‘s why I went to Great Taste again before I head to my next stop. They don’t serve salad and dessert anymore but it is not a big deal vindy they charge $13 only.

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