A NEW restaurant at Hereford's Old Market Shopping Centre will open its doors next month, bosses have revealed.
Signs for Amazing Asia, a new Indian and Thai buffet, went up at the former Prezzo building at the centre in April.
And now the restaurant, which says it is the first of its kind in Hereford, will officially open on Tuesday, November 9.
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It said: "Why not come down to check out Hereford's first ever Indian and Thai buffet restaurant?
"Our promise is to give customers a visit they will certainly not forget.
"With the bright shimmering lights, a spectrum of colours, and the most welcoming smiles from the team - your visit will be above and beyond any expectations.
"We have added the rich beliefs, culture and history of Thailand and South Asia to create an experience with an authentic ambience.
"We look forward to sharing this experience with everyone and hope to see you when our doors open."
The 120-seater restaurant said it would have 70 items available on the buffet, and offer outside seating.
Prezzo announced in March 2018 that the restaurant in the centre's Garrick Lane would close.
It has remained empty since.
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Amazing Asia said it would offer starters, main courses, a salad bar and desserts.
Prices for adults are £14.99, children under 10 £11.95, and under-5s go free.
"With over 15 years experience, we are now introducing a Thai and Indian buffet restaurant in Hereford with mouth watering dishes, great location and relaxed environment," it added.
The restaurant will be open from midday to 10pm Sunday to Thursday, and midday until 11pm Fridays and Saturdays.
Tables can be booked via the company's website.
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