Food Nation Reopens on Bristol's Gloucester Road
Posted on: 14 Apr 2016After a brief hiatus, all-you-can-eat fusion cuisine restaurant Food Nation on Gloucester Road in Bristol has re-opened its doors and made a triumphant return. Combining the exotic culinary flavours of Kerela in south West India, the delicious tastes of China, the dynamic varieties of Mexico and the gastronomic exoticism of the Far East and Asia, experience the thrilling theatre of food as the dishes are cooked on charcoal grills at your table.
Prices are £14.99 during the week and £16.99 at weekends, and children under the age of 5 eat for free.
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The mouthwatering selection of food includes starters such as chicken theriyaki, BBQ wings and costal BBQ prawns, while a few of the tantalizing main buffet highlights include chicken tikka masala, lamb rogan josh, Goan fish curry and chilli and salt fish.
If you want to get your day off to a stomach-filling start, why not take advantage of Food Nation's fabulous full British Indian breakfast, which will set you back a pocket-friendly £6.99. And if you're looking for the perfect lunchtime pit-stop then their £7.99 lunchtime Indian Thali Platter will keep you going for the rest of the day with a sublime combination of sensational flavours and textures.
Back on the Bristol food scene with its incomparable fusion of exhilarating Keralan cuisine, Food Nation brings incredible, delicious dishes and an exciting all-you-can-eat buffet experience that will leave you wanting to go back time and time again - Read our 5 star review here.
For all the info you need head over to www.foodnationbristol.com and check out their Facebook and Twitter. Food Nation is located at: 185 Gloucester Road, Bristol, BS7 8BG
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