Saturday, May 18, 2013
Comment Archives: Locations: Restaurants: Asian
Re: “Great Wall Seafood Buffet”
Terrible!! My family and I ate there two days ago and the food was old and dry. Everything was cold and and rubbery. The day after we dined there, my daughter and I got sick.
Posted by
Liz Colwell
on 01/12/2013 at 2:31 PM
Re: “India Palace”
My family and I used to love eating here regularly for the past 10 years under several new owners, love the food, however the most recent new owners were EXTREMELY disrespectful and rude to me and my entire family. We are RETIRED military, therefore did not get the 10% off, but pulled out our cell phone to check in on facebook for the 10% discount instead...not only did we not get the 10% discount, but one of the new owners said we were annoying him! Very unprofessional....will NOT be eating here again until new owners take over this place.
Posted by
Sara Gregg
on 08/05/2012 at 2:55 AM
Re: “Great Wall Seafood Buffet”
Check the dates on the other reviews, 2+ years old. There is new management and this now the best Chinese restaurant in town - bar none (I've tried them all)! Chinese, Sushi and even Mongolian Bar-B-Q. They are just completing a complete remodel and the place is bright shiny and all new! A MUST for anyone who loves Chinese in all its flavors.
Posted by
Richard Porter
on 01/01/2012 at 12:11 PM
Re: “India Palace”
The food is very good, my favorite is the aloo gobi and my son loves the butter chicken, yum!
Posted by
Lucia2sky
on 09/26/2011 at 4:05 PM
Re: “Little Nepal”
Food was marginal at best, there was very little curry flavor in their curry. We tried it once, and won't be back.
Posted by
ScoMan
on 03/28/2011 at 6:45 AM
Re: “Little Nepal”
Colorado Springs is lucky to have many good Indian/Nepalese restaurants, and Little Nepal is no slacker, probably my favorite buffet in town!
Posted by
Tile Guy
on 12/23/2010 at 5:36 PM
Re: “Little Nepal”
Although the food was undeniably good, the service was absolutely HORRIBLE. Our waiter was a swindler, plain and simple. He was extremely pushy with his up-selling approach, continuously attempting to mislead us into believing that several items he suggested were included in the price of the meal, when in fact there was a separate charge for each. It felt like we were at a used car sales lot rather than at dinner. Once we firmly declined his add-ons, he ignored our table for the rest of the night.
Enjoy the (delicious) food, but be wary and don't get tricked! Your bill will be through the roof before you know it. :)
Posted by
littlenepalhater
on 12/22/2010 at 10:36 PM
Re: “Everest Nepal”
Excellent lunch buffet during the week.
Posted by
snephtar
on 11/12/2010 at 1:33 PM
Re: “Noodles & Company”
Haha! My name is Jaclyn Grossfield and I work in public relations at Noodles & Company. We think the same thing about our Web site, and we're actually in the process of rebuilding noodles.com now. Thank you for naming us 'Best Noodle Bowl' for the fourth year in a row. Again, I totally agree with you that, "nothing tastes better than hot, saucy noodles on a crappy day."
Jaclyn Grossfield
Social Media & Communications Specialist
Noodles & Company
jgrossfield@noodles.com
Posted by
jgrossfield
on 03/26/2010 at 9:01 AM
Re: “Noodles & Company”
Love the mix and match option that is their menu. Lot's of food for a great price. Thumbs up for the good ol' American mac 'n' cheese and their Asian noodle dishes (in all their varieties).
Posted by
july gal
on 03/25/2010 at 2:36 PM
Re: “Great Wall Seafood Buffet”
I just ate at this restaurant this evening. After taking my 2 grandchildren to the restroom -- I was unable to eat. Their women's restroom was DISGUSTING!!! The filth was unbelievable. I asked to talk to the manager. When I told her that the bathroom was disgusting, she just looked at me and NEVER EVEN SAID A WORD! I want everyone to know this, that I can possibly make contact with. DO NOT GO TO THE "EMPIRE ASIAN BUFFET" on the corner of Academy and Vickers. If their bathroom is that filthy, just imagine what the kitchen area looks like where they are preparing the food.
Posted by
Jan
on 01/30/2010 at 8:44 PM
Re: “Little Nepal”
Little Nepal has the most beautiful and bountiful Indian Buffet in Springs. Everything is delicious and flavorful and they are always willing to accommodate special dietary needs. They also bring special shows and interests to the area from there homeland of Nepal which are always fun with there delicious buffet.
Posted by
Roxanne
on 09/01/2009 at 4:16 PM
Re: “Little Nepal”
By far the best (indian) restaurant in town! All dishes I've had here, from mild to super spicy, are fresh and full of flavor. Highly recommended!
Posted by
Viking
on 08/24/2009 at 9:53 AM
Re: “Everest Nepal”
This is one restaurant where the buffet is almost as good as ordering off the menu. Whether you have experience with Indian food or don't know if you like it, go for the buffet to try it out. They seem to always have a fully stocked salad bar, tandoori chicken, naan bread, paneer, samosas, and mix up the curries and other veggie dishes. There is also always rice pudding and malpuda (deep fried pancakes in syrup). Find what you love and go back at dinner!
Order a lassi (mango is great!) to end the meal with a sweet Indian smoothie. Friendly, attentive staff, too.
Posted by
july gal
on 06/03/2009 at 4:49 PM
Re: “Great Wall Seafood Buffet”
Good lunch time choice. Big selection.
Posted by
Wingnut
on 04/09/2009 at 4:53 PM
Re: “I Love Pho”
Good pho, slow service.