restaurant review

I'm very rarely going out to a restaurant a pub or any other place to eat something which is because I am quite thrifty. My parents are quite alike thats why we are eating outside only if we haven’t got time which happens rather seldom. When I was working in Birmingham it happened maybe nine or ten times which was basicly when we were shopping on weekend from the very morning and about afternoon we decided to pop in somewhere. It was usually a chinese restaurant which offers all-you-can-eat in one hour and a half for 6 pounds.
There are three or more similar restaurants in city center in Chinese district and in almoust all of theme around lunch time you have to book a table severals hours earlier or wait in a long queue. The lunch-time buffet costs £5.99 and is said to include over 60 dishes. In addition there is a "Grand Buffet" 5-11.30pm, which offers over 80 dishes with a sushi and tepanyaki bar, although this costs £9.99.
The food actually doesn't taste too bad adn it is rather the same as you would expect from any take-away in the city. You can find there starters , a main course and a dessert buffets. Although it is a chinese restaruant you can get there some indian food and some stuff that I don’t recognize as chinese like various lamb ribs which I believe its rather English special than Chinese a and of course chips. On the other hand there is good vegetarian selection which looks much more like chinese. There is also an vanilla ice cream machine, some fruit salad ( quite poor to be honest ), defrost cakes which you can find in any market and weird looking tapioca which is quite good. Unfortunately, if you want a drink you have to pay extra for it ... even for a tap water. Of course you can always go to toilet, which is funny enough for free, and if nobody is looking take a free sip from a tap.
The restaurant decor is rather disappointing. It has school type tables and chairs and apart from a few chinese posters and an advertisement the owners haven’t really made much effort so it would be quite hard to guess that you are in Chinese restaruant if you would’t know it from the very begining.
Despite the decor and quite expensive drinks you should’t forget that you have paid just 6 pounds wich I believe is still a good deal. In conclusion it is a really good place for students and people that like to eat a lot but who are rather thrifty.

'I'm very rarely going' (nie za dobry poczatek...I VERY RARELY GO out to a restaurant OR a pub or any other place to eat something 'which is' (niepotr) because I am quite thrifty. My parents are quite alike (cos tu nie za bardzo rozumiem o co chodzi) that's why we are eating outside only if we haven't got
time which happens rather seldom. When I was working in Birmingham it
happened maybe nine or ten times which was 'basicly' (ortog) when we were
shopping 'on' AT THE weekend from the very morning and 'about' IN THE afternoon we decided to pop in somewhere. It was usually a Chinese restaurant
which offers all-you-can-eat in one hour and a half for 6 pounds.
There are three or more similar restaurants in THE city center in THE Chinese
district and in almoust all of 'theme' (zle slowo-poopraw) around lunch time you have to book a table severals hours earlier or wait in a long queue.
The food actually doesn't taste too 'bad' (zla czesc zdania) 'adn' (ortog) it is rather the same as you would expect from any take-away in the city. You can find there starters , a main course and 'a' (niepotr-bufferts to l. mn) dessert buffets. Although it is a Chinese 'restaruant' (ortog) you can get there some Indian food and some 'stuff' (nie uzywaj tego slowa-napisz inne) that I don't recognize as Chinese like various lamb ribs which I believe 'its' (ribs to l.mn-ARE) rather English special than Chinese 'a' (niepotr) and of course chips.
On the other hand there is good vegetarian selection which looks much
more like Chinese. There is also 'an' A vanilla ice cream machine, some
fruit salad (quite poor to be honest), defrostED cakes which you can
find in any market and weird looking tapioca which is quite good.
...even for 'a' (niepotr) tap water. Of course you can always go to THE toilet, which is funny enough for free, and if nobody is looking take a free sip from a
tap.
It has school type tables and chairs and apart from a few Chinese posters and an
advertisement the owners haven't really made much effort so it would
be quite hard to guess that you are in Chinese restaruant if you
'would't' DIDN'T know it from the very 'begining' (ortog).
In conclusion it is a really good place for students and 'people that like' (co to znaczy? Kto to jest 'like a student'?) to eat a lot but who are rather thrifty.

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During last two years (from 2[tel]) we have already moved house two times. Our first house-mates were drinking too much what usually coused fights because they were too loud and vulgar. Second hous-mates couldn’t be trusted becouse they didn’t pay on time and they were stealing food from the fridge. Those two years were realy hard for us and our mental health mailny because of our house-mates with whom we had a lot of quarrels. Currently we live with really decent and kind people but they decided that by the spring 2010 they will go back to Poland. On the other hand our landlord does not want to fix the roof and as a result we have a mould on the celling so conditions are not good. Moreovere from 2007 in evry place that we have lived were
3 bedrooms with only one bathroom for six people (to reduce the high renting costs).
As a result we didn’t have privacy, there was a big problem to get to the bathroom after the work and there wasn’t enough space in the fridge for all of us. Unfortunately we cannot afford renting a house or a flat just by ourselves and after the spring we will have to find new house-mates or move again. We afraid that new people with whom we will have to live with will be much the same as in the first two houses . We do not have enough resources for our dreamed house which is that we have to send to Poland 500 punds from our 1800 total income to cover our children study expenses. Our son study psychology on the first year in Wroclaw on University and our doughter study Math on the second year in Gliwice on technical university. The most important thing that we need is stability so we could plan our future. That is why we need a place where we could spend longer than just a year so we do not have to look for a new job every time we move.

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I very rarely go out to a restaurant or a pub or any other place to eat something because I am quite thrifty. My parents are much the same that's why we are eating outside only if we haven't got time which happens rather seldom. When I was working in Birmingham it happened maybe nine or ten times which was basically when we were shopping at the weekend from the very morning and in the afternoon we decided to pop in somewhere. It was usually a Chinese restaurant which offers all-you-can-eat in one hour and a half for 6 pounds. There are three or more similar restaurants in the city center in the Chinesedistrict and in almoust all of them around lunch time you have to book a table severals hours earlier or wait in a long queue.
The food actually doesn't taste too 'bad' (zla czesc zdania) and it is rather the same as you would expect from any take-away in the city. You can find there starters , a main course and dessert buffets. Although it is a Chinese restaurant you can get there some Indian food and some other food that I don't recognize as Chinese like various lamb ribs which I believe are rather English special than Chinese and of course chips. On the other hand there is good vegetarian selection which looks much more like Chinese. There is also a vanilla ice cream machine, some fruit salad (quite poor to be honest), defrosted cakes which you can find in any market and weird looking tapioca which is quite good in my opinion.
Unfortunately, if you want a drink you have to pay extra for it ... even for tap water.
Of course you can always go to the toilet, which is funny enough for free, and if nobody is looking take a free sip from a tap. It has school type tables and chairs and apart from a few Chinese posters and an advertisement the owners haven't really made much effort so it would be quite hard to guess that you are in Chinese restaruant if you didn’t know it from the very beginning. In conclusion it is a really good place for students and other people who like to eat a lot but who are rather thrifty.

The food actually doesn't taste too 'bad' (zla czesc zdania)
- nie moge znalezc nigdzie zdania w ktorym w podobnym wypadku uzyto by badly

'bad' jest ok. przy niektorych czasownikach 'zmyslowych', np. feel, taste uzywa sie przymiotnikow, nie przyslowkow ('it feels good').