Chaobaby in Sheffield

First time here and impressed by the quality of the all you can eat buffet. Not a massive range of menu, but definitely very eatable and reasonable price. Would definitely return.

Really nice food and very reasonably priced. Highly recommend

We have previously had great evenings here, but not this time unfortunately...In the morning, we had pre-booked a table for 6 friends, to be seated for 7.30pm, (when our movie finished) knowing that the restaurant closed at 9pm and that we would have 90 minutes for a leisurely meal and a catch-up.We actually arrived a bit early at 7.15pm and were met with a closed sign, despite still serving customers.The staff member on the gate was extremely evasive when we told him about our booking and said he could let us in, but service ended at 8pm (now a mere 45 mins away).Eventually a manager came over and grudgingly explained that he had 2 staff down with Covid and they were closing early.There was no apology for not letting us know this via our contact number, but we were offered the option of bolting our meal down by 8pm at the child's half price rate.We were there for a social evening, not speed-eating, so we declined and had an excellent meal elsewhere.We all know that Covid is causing havoc at the moment and couldn't argue with the early closure decision in the circumstances, but the failure to let us know was extremely poor customer service.That poor decision may have cost you some loyal customers.

There are not a lot of dishes for this all you can eat buffet but each one of them tastes good! Some of the dishes were so popular and run out fast. I am glad the chefs were on the spot so they also refilled fast. The staff is friendly, the price is reasonable (note that drinks are charged separately). Will come back next time I crave Thai food! Yum!

Went today and can say that it's great food for money you pay, which is £16pp buffet all you can eat. It's great, but not amazing. Chicken satay was too dry for example, but food itself is pretty simple.The very strange thing is that they add "Optional Charity" fee of £1 per bill, which is very weird and not very professional as you are not even asked. Guess it's a trick by the management, but then you guys don't get tips from people like me.

I wouldn’t bother if you’re vegan (or even vegetarian)Menu alludes slightly that it would be a suitable place for vegans with many vegetable dishes and a “vegan blackcurrant dessert” on the menu. The menu says detailed allergen info can be provided. Didn’t seem it.Waiter said “I would recommend you don’t eat here”. Okay, fair enough. I would’ve appreciated it a little more if he actually checked.He told me most of the V labelled dishes probably contain fish sauce. I said that’s not even vegetarian then, to which I was told “many vegetarians eat fish”.I just find it surprising. Why have a vegan targeted dessert? Why would a vegan go there and pay for a buffet just for a dessert. Why label items as V when they contain fish? Felt a little silly paying for drinks there only to find out they don’t cater to people who avoid eating animals.I just would have appreciated more effort to tell me what exactly is vegan, rather than just being recommended to go elsewhere after ordering drinks.

From previous experiences, this restaurant has gone massively down hill. The curry soup was nice and that's where it stopped, the rest of it was tasteless, poor choice and poor quality meat as well.The desserts well, they were tasteless plastic lumps.Service wasn't the best either, used to frequent this place a lot but it will be having a wide berth from now on for the money they charge.We both felt bloated and uncomfortable afterwards and not from volume just cheap nasty food

All you can eat buffet. There wasn’t as much of a selection as say, YoYos in Beijing but it was very tasty and wasn’t too spicy. The restaurant is located on the upper floor of the foodhall and the seating gives you some privacy away from the masses of Maccies/KFC/Pizza Hut mobs who are rammed into each other like sardines on the ground floor below.I thought the food was well cooked and very tasty.

It's gone downhill a bit since the last time I visited, the soup is still amazing but the service was lacking a bit and some of the dishes weren't brilliant (really chewy fatty beef for example) it's a shame as I used to love this place though I still love the soup!

We were so looking forward to this buffet place as you cannot find many all you can eat Thai in midlands... 5 star for the service and 3 star for the choice of food as there isn’t many to choose from.The soup noodles were amazing 5 starHot dishes like pad Thai not good at all I’d give that a 1 star and those curries are super watery 2 star.Dessert jellies and fruits were okay 👌Overall would I come again? Maybe once in a while... as after We tried the Thai street food in The Moor market... we found more better value over in the market.But you will need to try this buffet at least once as the price was okay, we went on Sunday around 4pm and not too busy. And the laychee watermelon drink was amazing.