Legend Buffet serves all-you-can-eat Chinese and international buffet in Cwmbran

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Legend Buffet serves all-you-can-eat Chinese and international buffet in Cwmbran

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The buffet also includes pizza, chips and chicken nuggets alongside the Chinese and international food counters, providing additional options for children.

Desserts and ice cream are available, while the buffet format allows diners to visit the counters more than once and select smaller portions from different areas.

The kitchen focuses on variety rather than one signature dish.

Diners can choose dim sum and salt-and-pepper chicken before visiting other counters for sushi, curry and pizza.

Payment is collected at the entrance when diners arrive, while drinks are purchased separately at the bar.

The total is therefore settled on arrival, and groups do not need to divide a bill after the meal.

Prices vary according to the session.

A recent local review listed a Sunday adult price of £19.99, with lower rates available for Saturday lunch and weekday evenings.

Discounted prices apply to children under 12 and under five.

Buffet prices and session times are subject to change, and diners are advised to confirm the applicable rate at the entrance.

Most days feature two services, beginning with lunch in the early afternoon and continuing with a longer evening session.

Weekday evening service runs until 21:30, while weekend evenings finish later.

Sunday opening is arranged as one continuous session covering the afternoon and evening.

A January 2026 local review highlighted the welcome provided at the entrance and attentive staff clearing plates throughout the evening.

The reviewer considered the service more attentive than that usually found at a self-service buffet.

The review also identified Sunday value and the convenience of paying on arrival as notable features, both of which have appeared repeatedly in customer feedback.

The town-centre complex accommodates families and larger groups.

Reservations can be made by telephone on 07507 798033.

Walk-in diners are also accepted, although availability depends on remaining space.

Capacity is generally more limited on Friday and Saturday evenings and during Sunday afternoons.

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