Peking Diner

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1. Alex S ★★★★★

   Had a lovely time for lunch here! Great little gem in the heart of Burnt Ash Lane! The staff were very friendly and attentive and the food was very delicious. Came out hot and consistently. I like their staggard menu which splits it into starters, courses and main course. The price is also very reasonable for the quantity of food that you get. The restaurant is a bit dated but it does not take anything away from the quality of the service and food. Definitely worth a visit!

   almost 2 years ago
2. Laura Harris ★★★★★

   I cannot believe that we have not visited this restaurant after being in Grove Park for many years. The restaurant is lovely and the food is to die for. There is so much choice on the menu, with 5 courses. We had the mixed starter which was my other half's favourite, my favourite was the 3rd course which was the duck and lamb peking pancakes. Wow. The service is excellent, lemon and water which I've only seen in really expensive restaurants before, hand towels and a fortune cookie at the end. There is also a lovely atmosphere here, staff are super attentive and the clientele I think come back a lot and I can see why. Thank you for a great evening, we will return!

   almost 2 years ago
3. Vanessa Vanessa ★★★★☆

   We went for the buffet menu which was £23.95 it's all you can eat but the food is cooked to order, and the wait for some of the dishes was long and the food we ordered come out of the kitchen whenever it came. But saying that I would go again.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Jacqui Maizels ★★★★★

   Our whole family have been going for many many years! The food is always amazing, cooked fresh and nothing is too much trouble for Rita and her amazing staff. We were first introduced to the Peking Diner by my father-in-law Dr David in about 2010 and have continued to go ever since and will funnily enough be there this Sunday! Can't wait :)

   almost 3 years ago
2. Sophia ★★★☆☆

   £19.95 for all you can eat. Starters were nice and hot and quite delicious. My group had trouble with two waiter/waitresses when trying to explain allergy requirements as we were told twice they could not accommodate for a sesame & shellfish allergy. We then had to explain to a 3rd waitress and the dietary requirements were finally met. The mains were served luke warm (borderline cold) but I will give them the benefit of the doubt as they were quite busy on the Sunday. Food was flavoursome but the Noodles were too greasy, honey pork was tough and the chop suey was extremely salty. Overall I would recommend for groups, but I wouldn’t go on such a busy night.

   almost 4 years ago
3. Amber Tooley ★★★★★

   First time for me here and will definitely be coming back the food was beautiful! The staff was very attentive and friendly and very generous. I paid the bill said Thankyou and walked out and as my daughter followed they gave her a bottle of my favourite wine to take home I did not get a chance to say Thankyou for that as they was so busy. So here it is Peking Diner....THANKYOU SO MUCH we will see you soon x oh just to add the mussels were outstanding! Could not fault anything!

   almost 4 years ago

1. Jamie Fitzsimons ★★★☆☆

   Decent enough restaurant. The all you can eat buffet was a hit at first, with the staff being quick to see to us. But then a few things were missed after ordering. A total of 3 dishes were missed, even though they were being written down on a pad when taking our orders. We began to felt rushed, like they were trying to get us out of the restaurant to free up the table, clearing up whilst we're still eating, etc. And being a Friday night you could feel the waiters, waitresses and even manager getting stressed as the restaurant began to get very busy. Budget restaurant for budget food. As previously said it's decent enough, but could definitely do better.

   almost 5 years ago

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