This was my first encounter with any all-you-can-eat establishment, and my two outings here have been pretty good.  China China is in the Omni Centre, which also houses a Vue cinema, Wetherspoons, gym and others.  It thus offers plenty of choice for those visiting the centre who want to eat, and it seems to complement the other choices well.\n\nLet's be honest at the outset - not all of the food on offer is Chinese.  I'm sure I saw a curry or two, chicken nuggets, chips and waffles thrown into the mix as well.  The food is satisfying, if not amazingly tasty.  I guess this comes from having the food sat out for a while.  At my last visit, dessert was where the night really came together, and I consumed something like 12 pieces of cheesecake (an all-time favourite dessert for me).\n\nI would say that the prices are reasonable for the food that is on offer.  There is a small bar, but I find that it is best at these places to just get tap water, to add as little to the fixed price of the buffet as possible.  The interior is contemporary, if a little clinical, in style - but this won't  bother most diners, who will be focused on consuming quantities of food.  The few staff that I did see kept the food stocks high throughout the evening, but to be honest they played little role in creating the experience.\n\nWith China China, you get what you pay for - an all-you-can-eat buffet, and not much else.