Spoon World Buffet & Bar - (Near Kent, london)

3 /5 Fay Hamilton: We visited for the first time yesterday.. it is what it says on the tin.. it is buffet food, it could have been sitting under lights and kept warm for a while.. there is a huge selection of foods, including chinese, indian, pizzas, pastas and sushi.. there was even a little roast dinner station, but was packet yorkshires, tinned peas and carrots etc, i obviously would not expect freshly cooked foods, made to order foods! They did have someone making crepes to order.. and they had a variety of puddings available, such as a chocolate fountain, ice cream and cones and cakes, jellys and eton mess.. it was what we exoected for a cheap lunch out.

5 /5 michael thomas: Food here is very nice loved all of it if you have a big appetite this is great for you a lot of different foods and the deserts are very delicious

5 /5 Joseph Akintunji: We had a great time at Spoon World Buffet & Bar in Chatham! The food was tasty with a wide variety of options to suit everyone in the family, and the atmosphere was lively and enjoyable. The restaurant was very busy when we went (Saturday evening), so I definitely recommend pre-booking a table to avoid disappointment, as there was quite a queue outside for those without reservations. Overall, it was a fun family dining experience and we’ll happily return! They need to improve their payment strategy as it a bit messy. There is a parking lot close by but I was told it’s always pretty busy.

4 /5 Darren: If you have a huge appetite? Then this is definitely the place for you. Copious amounts of food that will turn you into an Alchemist, concocting various meals never seen before. Honestly my Sons put some odd choices together but they all enjoyed their meals. No idea how they can keep refilling their plates but they get their money’s worth, for sure. The food is super tasty if you can figure out where the food is that you like, as the food area is so vast and expansive. Check what others are eating and ask them where they got it from? (they love that) When you’re about to take your last piece of food off of your plate, it disappears as if by magic. Someone appears from nowhere, like the Flash and no more plate… (Feels like) There’s Army mess hall seating where you share a table with strangers. Long lines of tables to fit more people inside but not much fun trying to get back to your seat without tipping your food over someone you don’t know. (was all these people in our car?) Overall it’s worth trying and going every so often, just so you can make a meal from food, from all over the world, to confuse your taste buds and transcend them to another reality. If you book a table, you will jump the queue, when the doors open. They will walk along the queue asking if anyone has booked a table. (definitely book beforehand) Overall recommended

3 /5 Samir E: Its a buffet really. Like most in terms of quality and taste. Taste is not great but nice. Quality of meat is kinda poor but edible. I used to go to a lot of buffets when younger and I think the quality has generally gone down, but the kids wanted to go. Id still recommend it if your looking for a buffet as they are all kinda the same. BUT this 1 has a lot more options than usual.