Moza

I’ve been here quite a few times over the past few years and always enjoyed myself, Its a very good place if you’re looking for a place to meet up with friends for lunch.
Tasty food, nice atmosphere, and helpful staff.

Easily one of my favorite restaurants, the price for a start is extremely competitive and trust me, you get your moneys worth. The food is generally kept full and their is plenty to choose from whether your tastes lie with the hot or mild food, you are catered for. The staff are speedy at taking away your plates and bringing your drinks and are relatively friendly but do not have the greatest understanding of English. The atmosphere is light and friendly with a selection of enjoyable Indian songs playing in the background. The restaurant is also kept clean and tidy. Every time I have been there I have loved it, could not recommend it more.

As a family we love this restaurant. It works out for us just a little more than a takeaway and is brilliant value.
There is a large range of dishes & I have never experienced cold food. There is something to suit everyone and its nice to try a little of something new.
I like spicy food a lot which is good as sometimes the dishes can be a little spicier than is advertised.
When we first started coming here it used to be quite empty but on recent occasions it has been full (never full up upstairs though)
Staff always seem friendly and attentive, drinks are large and the service is quick.
The buffet is topped up regularly — you never have to wait long for a dish.
Overall — good food at a budget price.

I have been to Moza only a few times as I’m not the best at coping with Indian food. However it is a nice place considering it is a buffet restaurant. The food has always been nice and there is plenty of choice. It is a relatively busy restaurant and can get cramped, especially being that there isn’t a huge gap between most tables and other parties. There isn’t a great choice of drink but that really isn’t too much of a problem really. The prices are a touch on the expensive side for a buffet but it won’t empty your wallet or purse.

I have visited the Moza at Festival Leisure three times and each time I have been impressed. The surroundings are very comfortable — comfy chairs, good background music and the tables are not placed too close together.
The waiters are very helpful, bringing drinks quickly and encouraging you to help yourself to the buffet and they clear your plate very quickly without hovering around your table.
The selection of food is very good. I do not like very spicy food and there is something to suit everyone. The have the traditional dishes as well as things like chips! It is very reasonably priced for the quality of the food and the cleanliness of the venue.
Close to other restaurants and entertainment facilities such as the cinema and bowling alley. It is quite tucked away within the cinema building so keep your eyes open for the signs when you walk in.

Moza Indian Restaurant is inside Festval Leisure Park in Basildon. We went there for a very enjoyable all you can eat buffet. There was a really good choice of all the classic Indian dishes you would expect. There was nothing too spicy though as I think the restaurant want to appeal to the mainstream. The quality of the food was good but not great. You would probably enjoy individual cooked to order dishes better in all honesty but at least the buffet concept allows you to try lots of different dishes in one sitting — if, that is, you can control the size of the portions you take!

Moza is in the Festival Leisure Park, not far from the town centre or the A127 turn off. It is an Indian buffet style restaurant. It is open at both lunchtime and in the evening and is located in the same buiding as the cinema so ideal for a pre or post cinema visit! There is a wide range of dishes including many vegatarian dishes. Sides such as popadums, naans etc are also available. I think it is an excellent opportunity to try a wide range and style of Indian foods to determine what you like as you wouldn’t like to order an entire meal to find out you disliked it in a non buffet style restaurant. The waiters were nice when we were there, reminding us to go up and help oursleves as often as we like. Would recommend to try things out.

I disliked Moza to a huge extend. Compared to the chinese next door armoa this is nothing. The food here doesn’t even taste like Indian and is always cold and stodgy. You don;t get many people in here so I guess people are slowly cottening on to the fact it s not very nice. Especially for the price of about £12.00 per head. The staff come accross a bit arogant in here and I can’t say I will be returning in a hurry.

This restaurant is on the very popular Festival Leisure Park, which can result in the restaurant being very busy.
The food is nice, and the prices are reasonable.
Staff are very helpful and happy to advise on the content of each dish.

Wow, what a find!
Happened to be in the area, so we popped in to look around Festival Leisure Park — very impressed.
Went back to Moza Indian Buffet Restaurant (eat as much as you like) had a really good time. First of all it was packed — good sign — (working class-​made-​good types) then we asked to be shown the vegetarian dishes — entire row; plus more on the other side. Extras like Chippatis, Naan, chutneys, relishes etc all nicely presented and plentiful. We felt we were on a cruise ship — nice lighting, spacious dinning room.
We’ve been to a few Indian buffet restuarants but this one is a bit of a gem. In fact, by writing on here I almost feel I’m giving away a secret.
We went up to get more food three times, (the lady behind me I swear went up about 5 times!)
Special prices for Friday and Saturday night £13.50 a head.
Extremely fresh food; good glazes on the sauces; colourful and appetising — have to go again!
(Could have been a bit hotter (spicy) — but popular with families, so I understand.