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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I love alt you can eats, especially curry or Chinese ones, what I like is if there's something I'm a bit unsure about I can try it there and if I don't like it no harm no foul, if I get it in a restaurant I'm paying full whack to leave it |
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By *evaquitCouple
over a year ago
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"Nah, i prefer my chow freshly prepared and presented to me at my table at a restaurant!"
This, but we do like to go to Cosmo as you get a restaurant feel about it not your school hall type feel. If you really want to go to a great one try Ridizio Rico in Brum, Brazilian food but very pricy, £90 for two with a decent bottle of wine  very good food though. |
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There's small you can eat Chinese near me that cooks each meal fresh as you ask for it so you pay per head and order whatever dishes you like so you can share them. The only thing they say is that if there are dishes barely touched you will be charged extra to stop people going crazy and leaving stuff. It's much better that way though.
That being said there was an amazing one not far from oceana in brum years ago it was huge and had everything!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Cosmos is amazing all you can eat within a time limit of like 3/4hours... chinese, indian, sushi, american anything you want and some stuff cooked infront of you... fab! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Cosmos is amazing all you can eat within a time limit of like 3/4hours... chinese, indian, sushi, american anything you want and some stuff cooked infront of you... fab! "
I love Cosmos! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"To Americans, this means,
"Eat as MUCH as you can"  "
Unfortunately it does here in many cases too - which is why the UK is second only to the US in obesity statistics! I like the US as much as most people - but there are some things we shouldn't copy - and their earing habits is one of them! I'm not a big eater - so all you can eat buffets are bad value for money for me! Xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Not me. As fat as I am,I can't eat a lot in one sitting. I've only finished a whole 3 course meal once in my life and felt ill after. On a sharer platter I eat a quarter of one for 2 and struggle to eat my meal after. It's a bloody curse |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I went to Cosmos once at lunchtime. We are limited to an hour at ours. I ate one plate of food and some garlic bread and a glass of . Totally wasted on me. |
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been to a few and they are okay but nothing to write home about in my experience ....neither of us are very big eaters but on the plus side you can check out small amounts of foods you are uncertain if you like which is nice  |
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I used to go regularly on a sunday lunch as its £6.50, and sproglet is free, but then gave myself a slap, got my eating habits under control, and im going in a fortnight for the 1st time this yr after my 1st night out, Chinese curry is my hang over food!!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Lets be honest, who sees that as a challenge? 
I sure do
Mr"
It is not a challenge, but an instruction to be followed.
Its a collection, not a selection |
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