Happy Garden - Singen

Was perfect first. unfortunately left. the workers are unmotivated and the food is not immediately refilled. God!

A beautifully renovated new restaurant. daily lunch and evening buffet with a large selection let us return and especially come: the mongolen grill. here they can compile their own court. meat, as well as a suitable sauce and everything is freshly prepared for everyone at the grill. it can come for longer waiting times until the teller finds his way to the square. this can easily be bridged with the remaining buffet. the opening offers have not been exceeded, but the prices for such a selection are also appropriate.

Reasonable buffet price, free parking on Saturdays, this restaurant are always full and we always get table in the corner, a bit far from the food. Long queue to take the food and sometime the food are empty and must wait until customer...asked. The fruits (only melon and ananas) are also not much provided. Pricey drinks (water, softdrinks)

...of tasty and good quality Chinese and Thai food. Sushi rolls and a variety of salads. Also icecream, cakes and fruit for dessert. Only bad thing is the stressed and unfriendly service.

I have been to the Happy Garden in Singen Germany, although I live in Switzerland, almost once a month. I have taken guests from India, Germany, Switzerland and England to have meals here and everyone is absolutely in awe of the choice of food you...get at the buffet dinner. The price is extremely reasonable and you really get your monies worth. This is a place to go to with friends and relatives and the atmosphere is very casual and informal. The food is very tasty but I can’t even begin to encounter how many different types of Chinese, Japanese and Mongolian dishes you can choose from or have all of them if you can manage. What I don’t like is that a lot of food is wasted by “eyes bigger that the appetite” I feel that you can go up to the buffet tables times if you choose to but why on earth fill your plate to the brim and waste half. As I am from India I know what it means not to have enough to eat, although luck has it that I have never had to starve, but many do and it is not fair for people to waste food and then it is thrown away. This has nothing to do with the Restaurant but with some of the guests who feel I have paid and can waste. The service is excellent and most of the waiters and waitresses are Chinese. Food is always piping hot and always enough of it. By the way you even have a choice of puddings with your buffet dinner or lunch.