I experience a world of flavours from different cultures at a popular Wolverhampton all-you-can-eat restaurant
You can go to Cordon Bleu restaurants, premium steakhouses and Michelin-rated restaurants, but there’s also nothing wrong with an all-you-can-eat feast.
I’ve been fortunate in my life to be able to eat at some very nice restaurants, sampling high quality cuisine along with a fine wine.
However, I am also someone who also loves simple and fast food and places where there’s a lot of variety, so when you show me a good all-you-can-eat place, it’s a winner in my eyes.
One of the more established restaurants for this type of menu is Cosmo, which markets itself as an authentic tour of the world’s most loved dishes under one roof.
You can go on a culinary journey from the south Asian subcontinent to eastern Asia with Chinese and Japanese dishes, then back over to Europe with Italian dishes and even back into Britain with all the makings of a roast dinner.
I’ve been in the past and enjoy a good meal, so I took the opportunity to go back to the Cosmo at Bentley Bridge in Wolverhampton and see if it was still quality food and worth the price of admission.
On a cold, windy Tuesday night, the sight of the Cosmo sign outside was a welcoming one, as was the sudden feeling of warmth inside the entrance lobby, an area filled with pink flowers.
Even on a Tuesday night, it was a busy place, with people walking to and from the food serving area with plates full of goodness, while parties, couples and families stood waiting for their tables.
