Such as the durian ice cream and chocolate fountain. I especially loved their chicken rice and dumplings. For food that has to be constantly cooked for many and is served in a buffet this is definitely on my list. I could say that it is more self serve as most buffets. However this is a great establishment for its price. To be honest, this was probably my favourite section.
The cake itself was sweet with the texture of firm jelly, but the crunchy shards of water chestnut in it made it very moreish. The little clay pot contained subway burwood a light but fragrant pork soup, and chunks of pork, soft winter melon, and a couple of dates. The last of the savouries come in the form of a Salad Bar.

I could've pigged out here for the entire night and been happy.China Bar Signature offers the best of Asian cuisine, prepared by chefs from China, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Hong Kong. We were greeted with a range of sushi and sashimi, fresh seafood, yum cha dumplings, Peking duck, made to order stir-fries, traditional Asian soups, and a variety of Asian desserts. You can also get some hot chips if you want – J suggested that that might be to cater to the desires of the Asian customers. The masterful chefs have brought with them the many timeless Asian delicacies that are sure to whet your appetite.
They also cramb tables in and are understaffed, leading to terrible service and attitude. Not all buffets are about pigging out and eating as much as possible. Agreed, Melba and Conservatory are in a totally different league to china bar. I didn't go to Bacchanal, but looking at the photos of the food it's definitely on my list to try next time, looks like they have some really delicious and unique items.
Aged tasty cheese, brie and blue cheese are served in little bowls with accompaniments of dried fruit, breadsticks, crackers, and mini toast. – Juicy and tender, the only issue I have with roast duck is the inevitable difficulty of prying the meat off the bones. – A bit soggy from sitting out, but it was nicely marinated and will hit the spot if you happen to be craving them.

We also have a lovely range of Japanese sake and beer for you to compliment your food, if you're keen to experience Izakaya like they do in Japan. In June 2017 we reported on some changes coming to the inner-west suburb of Burwood. New housing developments were on the cards, and an ambitious developer, Blairgrove Group, told us they were planning to create Burwood Chinatown in the block adjoining the Burwood Hotel. Under a canopy of lanterns you’ll find traditional and modern Chinese snacks, including some special desserts.
Though i do agree $100pp is prohibitively expensive, thats probably why we only go there for lunch on the entertainment vouchers. They've gotten worse, and the selection of food as a buffet is very limited. For the price, I expected better variety and some seafood, but there was none at all. I wouldn't recommend this place based on my recent visit.

Of those 29, two operate in Western Australia and one operates in the Northern Territory. AYCE lunch buffet is such a great deal- for $36 pp you get really good quality seafood, noodles, meat, yumcha and even dessert. Taste nostalgic traditional home-style Chinese cuisine on the go! Mum’s Kitchen offers a selection of your favourite Chinese classics, such as dumplings, pancakes, soups and so much more. The food is similar to that of the city branch but I'd say it's actually a bit worse.
Why would you care about service in a self service buffet?? LOL i can agree about the dinning atmosphere of Conservatory been up there with the best but i wouldn't give 2 rats about service in a all you can eat buffet environment which is SELF SERVE anyway. China bar has more variety than Conservatory while Conservatory has slightly better quality. As long as they take away the stacked plates once in a while i'm happy. Facing the entrance directly is the section I’ve dubbed as the Westernised Dishes. The dishes here however are a little more high-class than what you’d expect, including things like steamed prawns, calamari in sauce-that-I’ve-forgotten-the-type-of.

It is arguably the best buffet restaurant in Melbourne. While prices are not cheap, it is completely worth it. Lunch prices are around $55pp while dinner prices are around $85pp. The entertainment book and red energy member booklets have vouchers offering $40-$45 off the bill.
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China Bar Signature Asian Buffet reserves the right to amend, cancel or withdraw this offer at any time. MenuBase is a better way to manage your restaurant menu. We are awarded one of the top Yum Cha restaurant on Time Out Melbourne and rated 4 stars out of 5 by The Age Good Food Guide. Expect new dim sum dishes every season and proudly 100% handmade.