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Super friendly team! I highly recommend Les Forces! Excellent find

Having gotten used to all-you-can-eat restaurants or large buffet chains offering a wide variety of options that mainly satisfy cravings for fried food, I must admit that this one raises the bar considerably, completely breaking with negative stereotypes. Most of the dishes, and especially the wok, are really good! And a big thank you for the warm welcome!

Sufficient selection of appetizers. The hot dishes are served in very small portions, sometimes even empty. The wok station is very good. Plates are not cleared frequently enough. No complaints about the service. In the evenings and on weekends, the value for money is poor.

I love Nam Hai, it's my favorite buffet. It has everything I like. I take family there whenever I can.

Always a friendly welcome, and the food quality is consistently excellent. Congratulations!

There wasn't a huge selection of dishes, but they did have the classic favorites. However, the staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. We found them helpful and attentive. They alone made it worth a visit.

One thing bothers me... The background music is too loud, it's pointless... We can't hear ourselves talk anymore... Noise for the sake of noise!

Very, very friendly, very good and varied food – definitely worth a visit!

I highly recommend it. A huge variety for fall at a reasonable price.

We've been eating there for several years, about four times a year, with three or four of us. Today there were just the two of us: my friend, who is 94, and myself, who is almost 80. Grandma, because of her age, has never understood that you can have seconds, so she only serves herself once. I offered her dessert, but she refused. She must have thought it was extra, but there was no way to make her understand. When she finished her meal, she started wrapping three rice chips with the restaurant's paper napkin. They probably weighed no more than 15 grams. The restaurant manager suddenly confronted her, threatening to charge her an extra €5. She didn't understand and kept trying to wrap the three measly chips, thinking she shouldn't waste them. The manager insisted, but Grandma still didn't understand. Besides, she's practically deaf. When I went to pay, I quickly explained that Grandma thought it was important not to waste anything, and I pointed out that she'd only helped herself once and hadn't even ordered dessert, thinking it was extra. I didn't say anything, and we left quietly, so as not to upset Grandma. I sensed a great deal of discomfort in her eyes and demeanor; we felt like thieves. (It was about 15 grams of puffed rice.) That's it. I'll never take Grandma or anyone else to that place again.