Asienpalast Asiatisches

We eat here every couple of months and really like it. Besides the plentiful and delicious food, it's close to my husband's place in Griesheim and beats Khan's in Darmstadt for service and easy parking. We just got back from Sat. lunch (11:00 - 14:30) there and were pleasantly surprised to find as nice as spread as at dinner time. Normally we go at dinner and you definitely want reservations for a weekend night. They have nice menu plus a buffet. The buffet includes about a dozen prepared Chinese dishes, two soups, rice, a dozen tempura-type foods, a NICE salad bar with fresh fruits and vegetables, decent maki-sushi, and then about 20 items--meat, fish, shellfish, and vegetables--to choose from for them to cook to order on the grill. For desert there's the fresh fruit, a variety of ice cream and soft ice cream (apparently only in the evening), and cakes. Service is always nice and friendly. At New Year's time you get a free Chinese calendar and/or other goodies. Lunch buffet was 10 euros; dinner is 15; drinks are not included. They have the usual variety of soft drinks, wine, beer, etc. They'll even bring free tap water, if you beg (not a typical thing in Germany!). The restaurant is located in the far corner of a big shopping center with a Toom Baumarkt being the biggest store. AsienpalastHelvetiastraße 5, 64521 Groß-Gerau, Germany+49 6152/1871941 ‎ · asienpalast-gg.de

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Four of us went for dinner to this restaurant. The restaurant advertises an "all-you-can-eat" buffet in the evening for Euro 14,90. Three of the group chose to eat from the buffet and were disappointed as the choice and quality of the dishes was not very good. I chose to eat from the menu and was very disappointed - the dish was unseasoned and the sate sauce was unrecognisable as such. The waitress was unfriendly when I pointed this out and she told me that next time I should say if I wanted seasoning on my food! The drinks were fairly expensive in comparison to the food. We sat outside as it was a warm summer's evening but all we could hear was very loud music from the neighbouring disco. Will we go again? - no thanks

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This is where families go when they are hungry:A very large restaurant located in a shopping estate, which often packed even at its size. Most people go for the buffet, which consists of Chinese, Mongolese and Japanese food.On the buffet there is a large choice of main dishes and deserts which are average to good in taste & quality, as well as a plethora of deep-fried starters.A highlight is the raw buffet with a wide selection of meats, vegetables and sauces which can be combined to taste and is freshly cooked for you.A la carte dining is also available, but not chosen as often.The service is swift and usually there are small gifts when it is time for the bill. All in all: go there when you and the kids are hungry!

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This is a all you can eat Asian placeThey offer Mongolian, Chinese, thai, sushi, teppanyaki. They also offer yummy merry cream as well as walls ice cream. The breaded fried chicken, breaded baby shrimps are yummy. They have a vast selection of other Asian dishes which my small belly didn't have the chance to taste. Good for on the go group where each has a different taste.

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Good place for a lot of quality food for a very reasonable price. Choose for the Buffet or the fresh cooked "Mongolian" style or have both! Teh samba sauce ont eh table is very good and very hot!

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