Hungry Yeti Buffet - Menu

The buffet was very good, lots of variety to choose from.You get more than you pay for and I would recommend going for all ocassions, would definitely recommend their sweet and sour chicken or deep fried prawns.

Its a very good place to go for some quick and unlimited food. Hot, good range and pretty much what you expect from an all you can eat place. Sit outside too for a drink and a smoke after! You can't moan about the service, as its you doing it. So if its slow service its all your fault.

This is the right place. Let alone the price food is nice. Chinese, Indian and Thai. Usually there is a good choice of food. During lunch time a bit packed around the buffet due to the local Ealing Borough employees invasion but overall bearable. Nice staff and good food overall. I enjoy every time I go there.

When the prawns are out lap em up, the lamb curry is tasty and the Chinese offerings are good, great tandoori wings, there's not much wrong with this cheap buffet. Keeps you hungry by offering a wide variety of flavours so you can keep alternating. The squid can be very good when it is there too. Great find for hungry peeps. Staff are better than most

This restaurant is definitely worth a try. Not only is the food delicious, but the friendliness of the wait staff is excellent and you definitely get your money's worth. They even catered for my son's birthday party and the food was so delicious that our guests kept raving about it and asking who catered the event. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for tasty food.

Great place to go, was very Lively, Food turn around was good, Had a selection of Indian foods, about 5 Curry's ,Nan's 3 different Rice,Nice selection of Chinese food,it does not do Bottled drinks so you have to but Draught, There was Jelly ,Profiteroles , Ice creams and more, All you can eat, was a Good night Half price for kids.Staff friendly ,Good thing about a Buffet is you can Mix foods, Indian Crossed with Chinese or just stick to one

Came across the Hungry Yeti while searching for somewhere quick to eat.The Hungry Yeti is cheap and cheerful . The staff are friendly and the food is good. The whole place is self service, allowing you to eat as much as you want to. The menu options are Chinese Indian cuisine based. There is a full bar serving wines and beers etc.It is quite basic, so don 't expect any frills. The midweek evening buffet was £11.95, so quite cheap and ideal if you are in a hurry. There is also a facility fill containers to take-out if you don 't want to eat in.

I recently visited a restaurant where you can fill a takeaway box with various food items for just under £6. When I went last Saturday around 8:30 pm, most of the options were running low and not very fresh. I asked for more prawns, and they gladly provided them. The prawns were the highlight for me, as the other food items (noodles, satay chicken, ribs, chicken wings) didn't impress me as much. Overall, I would give the restaurant 4 stars if I had only filled my box with prawns. I would consider going back if I was really hungry and in the mood for prawns.

We enjoy visiting Hungry Yeti buffet in two ways: refueling while shopping, and dining with friends or as a couple. The management's Himalayan origins are evident in the décor, with commissioned original paintings on the walls as a reminder of home. The buffet selection and prices vary depending on the day and time of your visit, so it's best to check the website for more information. The cheaper session menu offers a wide variety of choices, including delicious Indian and Far-Eastern dishes. The dessert selection may not be the most exciting, but I've never had room for any anyways, and kids will be satisfied. The more expensive session menu includes higher-cost ingredients such as prawns a...