Someone wrote: > >Anybody have any good experiences or recommendations? >I am new to this area. The Ming Garden on Rt 9 West has a pretty good Chinese buffet, IMO. Good for an AYCE Chinese buffet. Ming Gardens 915 Worcester St, Natick, MA 01760 (508) 655-2525 The Indian Restaurant on Rt 9 around the corner from Carvel on Rt 9 west just before Edgell Rd. was pretty good for AYCE at lunch. I can't recall the name, and it's been some time since I was there. Chuck Demas Needham, Mass.
Boston, MA
Good AYCE places?
Someone wrote: > >Anybody have any good experiences or recommendations? >I am new to this area. The Tokyo on Fresh Pond has a good AYCE Japanese Brunch on weekends. This was very good, but it can get crowded, so get there early. Tokyo Restaurant 307 Fresh Pond Pkwy, Cambridge, MA 02138 (617) 876-6600 There is also the Chocolate Brunch in Boston (AYCE) on weekends(?). I've never gone, I like chocolate too much, and I know it would not be a good thing for me. I think it may be at the Lafayette Hotel, but call and check. I try not to think about this too much. It is supposed to be fantastic!!! Chuck Demas Needham, Mass.
Chris R. wrote: > >For an AYCE throwback to college days, there's Old Country Buffet, in >Watertown Mall, on, I think Mt. Auburn St.? Lunch is something like $7 >and dinner is $13 or $14 (lower prices for seniors and kids). They have >about 4 or 5 hot tables and 2 well stocked salad bars, a dessert bar, >and a soft drink/ coffee/tea station. It's a step above cafeteria food, >and I've had a few things that are actually pretty tasty. You sit >at booths, and can go up and pile your plate as much as you want. Food >is standard fare-- chicken, fish, nothing very fancy. > Watertown Mall is on Arsenal Street - amd the last time I went to the buffet, the dinner price was $8.29. It's sort of "lowest common denominator" food, but not all that bad.
HAEMUL wrote: > Anybody have any good experiences or recommendations? > I am new to this area. Blue Room (1 Kendall Sq., Cambridge) used to have a great weekend brunch for about $20. Absolutely terrific food and AYCE.
Someone wrote: | Anybody have any good experiences or recommendations? | I am new to this area. Kashmir. An Indian restaurant around the 300 block of Newbury Street in Boston. Usually an excellent selection for the lunch buffet. I think it's around $7.50 or $8.00 including naan. I used to trudge 8 blocks through the snow and wind to go there as often as possible :)
Michael S. wrote: >Displaying a firm grasp of the obvious, >Ed L. wrote: >Someone wrote: >} | Anybody have any good experiences or recommendations? >} | I am new to this area. >} >} Kashmir. An Indian restaurant around the 300 block of Newbury Street in >} Boston. Usually an excellent selection for the lunch buffet. I think it's >} around $7.50 or $8.00 including naan. > >Allow me to second that one. I was helping a friend move into his >dorm at Emerson last fall, and I had an hour to kill while he did some >student-type stuff. For my money, the best Indian AYCE is Bawarchi in Kenmore Square. Unlike most Indian AYCEs, their selection of dishes does change rather noticeably from day to day, and it's always pretty darn tasty. If you like Indian AYCE, but are sick of the pakoras/ samosas/nan/basmati rice/tandoori chicken/matter paneer/chicken tikka masala/kheer/salad routine, try this place! >As for good AYCE joints, are there any Brazilian BBQ joints around >here? I've been to the Malibu Grille in DC, and am hoping to find >something similar around here. Oh, youbetcha. Try the Midwest Grill in Inman Square. MOST delicious and tasty. Known, among my dinner companions, as Meat Coma.
Displaying a firm grasp of the obvious, Ed L. wrote: Someone wrote: } | Anybody have any good experiences or recommendations? } | I am new to this area. } } Kashmir. An Indian restaurant around the 300 block of Newbury Street in } Boston. Usually an excellent selection for the lunch buffet. I think it's } around $7.50 or $8.00 including naan. Allow me to second that one. I was helping a friend move into his dorm at Emerson last fall, and I had an hour to kill while he did some student-type stuff. As for good AYCE joints, are there any Brazilian BBQ joints around here? I've been to the Malibu Grille in DC, and am hoping to find something similar around here. -Mike