I was going to give three stars, but the cost knocked yet another one off. The meat, onions and mushrooms were cooked lovely. The curry sauce and rice were absolutely tasteless. They gave us one bowl of so called fried rice (to share) then charged us for two at £3.50 each. The rice was just bland boiled rice. It was still white. The curry sauce really was watered down. I honestly can make a better one myself, with the Chinese curry from the supermarket. Gone are the days of great tasting Chinese curries. They all seem to be a ripp off. So me and the wife have decided not to bother with them anymore. They charged £4 for a pint of coke. Total bill for two beef curries, rice, a small coke and a large coke, was an eye watering £36.. Stick to pizzas, burgers, kebabs or Indian curries. Much cheaper and taster better.
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Hadrian Briggs ★★☆☆☆
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Alison Smith ★★★★★
My Husband and I had lunch here. The decor is really nice. The food is very very good. The lunch options are really good value. There is no difference in the quality of food between separate menu items and the lunch menus just the portion size is a little smaller. The staff here are lovely they really want you to have a great experience and nothing is too much trouble. A real find we are looking forward to our next visit. Thank you
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Joan-Violet Stretch ★★★★☆
Great food and service nice cozy chinese restaurant near central station everything was excellant except the awful loud music that was not my style especially annoying whilst eating.
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chellebradus ★★★★★
Absolutely Delicious Perfect service Fabulous price Absolutely spotless toilets!
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Vicky ★★☆☆☆
The food isn't bad but it lacks any real flavour so everything on the menu tastes the same. If you're someone that wants to experience Chinese food but isn't into flavour and spice then this place is perfect. If however you love food that's seasoned and takes you on a journey you will find the options on here very bland. We tried the Spring Rolls, Chicken Fried Rice, Chicken Curry, Crispy Seaweed, Sesame Prawn Toast, Ribs, Chicken and Sweetcorn Soup and Chicken Curry. Apart from the textures it was really difficult to tell the difference between each item. Personally I think there are better options in the city
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Granger Sloth ★★★★★
Lovely restaurant spotlessly clean beautifully decorated, friendly and efficient staff. Really quick service and food prep time. Relaxed and cosy atmosphere. Comfortable chairs and nice lighting. Bathroom was beautiful and smelt really nice which was surprising. Only concern with this restaurant is accessibility as there are a few steep stairs roughly 3/4 to access the restaurant and we could not see an obvious access point for wheelchairs mobility scooters or prams. We also did not notice any high chairs around. Staff are maintaining excellent guidelines in the respect of covid 19 and are promptly disinfecting and sanitizing tables and areas after each customer. Food was amazing we had the lunch menu 3 courses priced at £15 which was amazing value and everything we had was enjoyed. Un eaten food can be taken home for an additional £1 too. We will definitely be visiting here again and recommending to family and friends.
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John Sayle ★★★★☆
Stopped off after shopping in Bold street. We were warmly greeted and given a choice of tables. The restaurant is spotless. The usual wide choice of food. I would highly recommended to all really handy for station. Central station 3 minutes away.
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Kay Stobbart ★★★★☆
Not bad value for three courses. Had to be seated before 7pm to get the £14.50 price. Soup was delicious and good range of appetizers. The main wasn't huge but certainly came out feeling full. Loved the decor.
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