Eurasia Restaurant in Rother

This was my local for many many years. First the George Pub and then the Eurasia. Jo, who runs it is a lovely lady and we, as a family, had many special evenings there. in fact, our 2 children were named whilst we had a drink and dinner. Fortunately, both had normal names, not called Crispy Squid or Special Fried Rice. :). It has been a while since we have been back, but we have fond memories of Jo and her restaurant and we saw many people come and go. Always look for the plaque next to the right side of the bar. Very emotional. I will return. Thanks.

Excellent food, friendly service. They went out of their way to provide me with a meal on a Sunday evening and saved the day.

Great tasting food prepared on time!

Food was good, though a big pricey. We found the venue sole-less, an infrequently-used and tired old pub, that serves Asian food. Service was poor. Had good time with friends, but will probably not return.

Meet up with good friend and have enjoyed the fresh cooked meal. Vegetables always nice and crunchy and the sea salt squid is my favourite.

The meat does not taste like the meat its ment to. Its the worst Chinese i have ever had and over priced

Super food - Great family fee created by the village locals. Can be expensive on the food, but have never had a bad meal.

Tried Eurasia about a week ago. The staff are amazingly friendly and welcoming however the food wasn't very tasty and the rice was like it wasn't fresh ☹

Jo Lee, Ann, Alan and all the team - a heartfelt thank you from us for your continued kindness and excellence. We thoroughly enjoyed the party and the live music, and the food was a revelation as it differed from the normal a la carte menu. All in all, you deserve every success, and we were so happy to be included as a part of your celebration. Thank you very much, and we look forward to he next 25 yeas!

I have to say I’m really disappointed with our meal, firstly it cost much more than any local restaurant, so we thought we were in for a treat. It started off well and the crispy wan tuns were delicious but the lemak prawns tasted of nothing and I couldn’t eat it and the pernakan kerisek, was borderline and wasn’t edible and had to be thrown away, the special fried rice had no flavour at all, generally a very disappointing meal. I rang the restaurant to let them know, I got a very confrontational response, saying I was wrong and didn’t know what I was talking about, she talked over me and was not prepared to listen, I said I had tried other meals locally which were cheaper and much better, which she took great offence to and then proceeded to slag off a local restaurant and shout me down. All I wanted was for them to look into it and a simple apology, instead I got a major ticking off. Looking at previous bad reviews, the response the restaurant has given is what I expect them to do to me. A bit of constructive criticism helps develop businesses, maybe they should keep this in mind.

We went to Bodiam Castle, and fancied a lunch out, this restaurant is fairly nearby on the A21. They have a number of sunday roast options, which were well cooked with some good vegetables served alongside. Surprisingly quiet on a nice sunny day but great space both inside and out Friendly staff

We visited Bodiam castle and were hungry and decided to find somewhere to eat.Very nice staff and very nice food. We had lamb roast dinner great portions plently of it. Reasonably priced.

Customer service at Eurasia has become insulting. I see from Jo's responses below the change comes from the top. I have been a great fan of Eurasia in the past - weekly take-aways for two or three years - but on the two occasions I have visited for take-away since the lockdown re-opening the new attitude has been clear. The first occasion I waited twenty minutes in the car park past my pick up time while the restaurant dealt with the lady in front of me whose order was missing a duck dish. The attitude of the restaurant staff was all about allocating blame rather than smoothing over and creating harmony. This week it was my turn to be insulted. Chicken instead of vegetarian, which I noticed when I got home. I called up to explain and ask for a replacement but before I could say much I was told it was my fault and that I was lying about claiming to have ordered vegetarian. Sigh.

I ordered take away this evening from The Royal George Hurst Green and it was a terrible experience. We ordered several dishes; Singapore laksa, chicken satay but it was dry and tasteless. Also, we were excited to get Nasi Lemak but turned out that they gave us coconut rice instead. I asked my Malaysian friend, they confirmed that Nsai Lemak is a set: rice comes with sambal (a spicy paste) and some other ingredients. We called back to ask for the missing ingredients but they explained that Nasi Lemak means coconut rice. The waiters and chef are clearly Malay but don’t even understand the Malaysian dishes properly. Also, they charged us extra for the food, so I wouldn’t recommend to anyone.

We’ve been here before when it was trading as Eurasia only but under the owner’s decision to change the branding/image, it has actually improved from being very good to simply superb! The service, staff attitude was very friendly and obliging supported by excellent quality of malasian food. It is now more of a pub atmosphere which has been achieved well.

Went with family and had a lovely meal on a Saturday evening off the cuff, I find it sad myself that it's not busy, please support this place it was absolutely superb! I recommend you go, other family members had sweet and sour chicken which was beautiful and beef rendang... Do go!!!

Eurasia as was, served the best Asian and Malaysian cuisine, we always had a fantastic meal and introduced many of our friends and family to the restaurant. We visited following the re-vamp and had a very indifferent meal in the restaurant, little choice on the menu and the food was absolutely no comparison to what we were used to, however we gave them the benefit of the doubt and ventured back on Saturday evening, when we ate in the main restaurant which is also a pub, it was noisy with the drinkers at the bar and the food was ordinary, bland and not enjoyable at all- we wont be going back but will always remember the old eurasia which we loved - simply if it aint broke dont fix it -

With just a few more tweaks, Eurasia, or as it is now called the King George, could be a really good...what? Is it a restaurant, or is it a pub? First things first; the food here is now really excellent; the former offering of Chinese /Malaysian has been replaced by JoLee going back to her roots and offering Malaysian Cuisine, and in my humble opinion, I don't know why she doesn't get rid of the "English" fayre. I have now eaten here 5 times since the revamp, and relaunch, and every time the food has been excellent. My continuing gripe with this place is the room itself (there is another dedicated private dining room which is excellent.) The main room, although freshly decorated in a very pleasant colour scheme, is a bizarre mix of pub and restaurant, and I'm afraid neither really works - maybe just a simple screen between the bar and the "dining room" would help to define the areas? Either way, I will keep going back for the food alone, and well done to the dynamic JoLee and her team!!

We went on Friday night with a group of friends. Yes it is different and yes the bar is noisy but Jo made us all lovely satay, fish cakes, garlic prawns and spare ribs to start which were as good as ever. The lovely waitress Abi took our orders and went back and forward to the kitchen with “ sorry but there are no ribs “ and then brought a plate out. It was chaotic but the food was as delicious as ever with Malaysian curry for main my prawn curry was fab as were the chicken versions. We were given to option to sit in the Penang room but then we wanted to mix and match our menus. The British version is burgers, fish and chips etc. Jo came out to explain that they hadn’t forseen to quantity of customers arriving so soon after opening and had run out of some things. It was a fun evening with great friends and a hint of Basil Fawlty. The Malaysian food remains excellent and Jo accommodate s every request if she can. Don’t be put off!

We have been going here for 3 years however it has now changed from the beautiful Asian and Malaysian cuisine to a majority of the usual pub specials. The owner for some reason has now turned it back to a pub, with pub food in one area and a three course meal in a room off to the back. The once most loveless restaurant we enjoyed going to was turned into a noisy place with a guy who had the most hideous laugh that echoed throw each room. We did order off the menu as other people had done also, however after 30 mins we were informed by Jo that we can have it but it will take another 20 mins or so. We decided to leave as our favourite restaurant which we travelled 20 miles to get to was over. Good luck and good bye we’ll miss you the soft shell crab, the salt and pepper prawns and the Malaysian curry. We can get pork, steak fish and chips anywhere and will remember you fondly.

This has been our special restaurant for years. Altho the decor was always basic the food was 100% outstanding ! Best for miles ! Booked tonight and oh my word ! It’s been turned into a rowdy loud pub with the same owner too! You have a room to eat with a basic set menu . Or another room for British fish and chip style menu. It was so bad we left . We are so sad to see the end of what was the best Malaysian food around . What a great loss.

Gorgeous food, the service and hospitality is excellent. Definately reccomended. Worth the extra drive to get here.

Our second visit and had a really lovely meal with friends. Restaurant was busy and full and the atmosphere was great. Lots of very efficient and friendly staff and the food was delicious. Thankyou to Jo and all her staff for making us very welcome and making our evening brilliant. I will be in contact soon about booking my big birthday meal very soon.

Having visited Eurasia with friends; the first time for a of us, back in October and having had an excellent meal we went back for a take-away a couple of weeks later and the food was just as yummy (our friends get all their take away from there now ) We decided to introduce some more friends; one of which is Chinese, to this restaurant on Saturday 8th December. My partner and I were really looking forward to it and we were not disappointed. The food was excellent and better still, our friends were also impressed with our Chinese friend stating she will willingly eat there again as it was so delicious. Well done to the cooks and the lovely Chinese/Malaysian proprietress who was so welcoming and accommodating.

My friend and I passed this restaurant on our drive from London to Hastings on 14/10/2018. Having read its glowing reviews, we decided to dine there on our drive back to London. With great expectation, we ordered chicken satay and wanton soup as starters, beef rendang and mee goreng as mains.The chicken satays were tasteless. They tasted as if there had been smothered with peanut butter. The wanton and its soup were awfully tasteless as it the cook forgot to season them with salt and just poured plain boiling water onto them as broth! When the rendang was brought to the table, my friend who is a rendang connoisseur couldn't believe the two strange ingredients (peas and carrots) sitting on top of the rendang. After one bite then only we realised why these ingredients were there. They were to fool your sight in the hope that you taste bud would tell no difference! The rendang had no taste of any coconut cream or galangal or even ginger. The beef was tough. Being an Asian, who cook these dishes for dinner, I found these dishes were such an insult to the authenticity of these Malaysian dishes. The cook and restaurant may have fooled many diners who do not know what is considered authentic or not but they will never fool the real Asian foodies like my friend and I.To top it all, the head waiter was rude to her own staff and that must have caused the staff dropping some plates and glasses during the service! On these notes, I could not write anything good about your food and service!

Having read some of the reviews on here, I gave Eurasia a go... the food is not full of MSG and the sauces are not greasy and stodgy but light and authentic. The satay chicken is breast meat not reconstituted. My entire family of 10 loved the food and will definitely be back.

Used this restraunt and had many takeaways over the last 18 months Food is generally very good What isn’t good is the lady owner who is greedy A couple of times I asked for the brown Thai crackers when spending £25/30 and was asked to pay £2. Frustrating but ok. Spent £75 on a family take away and asked for brown crackers as I don’t enjoy the white ones Was told I have to pay Me and my cousins husband just looked at each other in disbelief and I said I just spent £75 and have not been in since. I also find charging £7.50 for Pak Choi well overpriced it’s a green veg..

Food great but very busy extras odered a bit slow but my wife said it was here fault for changing her mind all the time

Dreadfull. Worst chineese food ive ever eaten. All out of plastic boxes microwaved just greasy and typical 1970s sweet and sour and soggy battered chicken etc. Very bad never going back. And charged service charge.

Went to Eurasia with my family to celebrate my birthday. We had a wonderful meal. The staff were great and so was the service. Fantastic selection of dishes to choose from. Going back soon.

Travelling with my wife from Uckfield to Margate on Wednesday afternoon we decided to stop for an early dinner en route. Having read previously a number of favourable reviews on TripAdvisor the Eurasia in Hurst Green appeared to offer the ideal venue.

My husband and I went here to see what the food was like given he is Malaysian we are both used to authentic Malaysian cuisine.

Since living nearby, Eurasia has been my go-to place if I want a Chinese or Malaysian style dinner or if in late and want food (not wanting to cook)

Driven by loads of times and promised ourselves an anniversary treat. So glad we did. Had the buffet which was excellent value and each dish was cooked fresh to order, none of this keep it warm for ages. So tasty and hot. Very attentive servers who clearly work hard. Have already recommended Eurasia to lots of people. Thank you for a great end to our day.

If you like Malay or Chinese food you will love this place. Amazing staff, amazing food.

Very good service, good food, and good value.

We visited this restaurant about 5 years ago and enjoyed the food then but the service was under par. Today the food was top drawer and the service very attentive. I can particularly recommend the Nasi Goreng, the Beef Rendang and the Singapore Prawns. House white was a fine accompaniment. We have not had such good food since we left MY. We'll be back! PS to improve the atmosphere consider candles on the tables and a few rugs on the floor to deaden the sound.

Nice food and nice little bar, nice it’s so close but does not stay open all day, so check there website for opening times

Average food and the owner lacks a little in manners

We'd seen this restaurant on our trips on the A21 and decided to visit. Really glad that we did as the food was wonderful. We had the set Malaysian meal for 2 which was excellent - highlight was the beef rendang. Would definitely visit again.

Excellent high quality food, take away or eating in they all taste great,, try it for yourself.. 😀

After having driven past a few times I thought I would give this restaurant a try with my girlfriend. I spent my teenage years in Malaysia and fell in love with the country and its' cuisine. We arrived at lunchtime and had in my opinion the most authentic well cooked Malaysian food I have ever had in Britain - and I have tried to find good Malaysian food!!

Small portion sizes for what they charge!!!

As we'd often seen this place on drives down the A21 we decided to try it out Sunday last. Owner very welcoming, food excellent and Harvey's on tap. What more can you want? Wifey enjoyed her G&T; also. We'll be back

Excellent Chinese and Malaysian food in elegant surroundings. The menu range is good and the food.is perfectly cooked; prices are a little on the high side, but worth every penny.

He comido aquí, aunque hace algún tiempo y mi hijo recientemente tuvimos una comida de volver con un decepcionante" similares. De alguna manera el ambiente falta y, como Heston Blumenthal diría, ambiente hace la comida.

Alojarse en la zona local y decidimos tomar una comida para llevar. Oh mi palabra, era tan delicioso. Sin duda merece la pena echarle un vistazo. Tuve malaya con Pollo al Curry pollo que era realmente bueno. Mi marido tenía un par de platos vegetarianos - nuevo maximo! Date un capricho. Que tipo de preocupación cuando hay poco para elegir en una zona, pero créeme, esto quita cualquier competencia incluso si hubiera cualquier!

Nice food but not the cheapest. Worth it though.

Hemos comido aquí y tenía de llevar varias veces. La comida ha sido siempre de una gran calidad y una excelente relación calidad-precio. Recomiendo encarecidamente comer en el restaurante en sí es un edificio bonito con un buen ambiente. La comida es siempre recién preparados y cocinados, así que en ocasiones puede esperar un poco sino que sirve de comida normal rápidamente. Ahora vivimos cerca pero utilizar para vivir a 15 millas de distancia y todavía lo usa para tomar siempre como es muy bueno.

La primera vez que he visitado este lugar como he estado pase por años. Una experiencia muy agradable. Comida más que aceptable. Me impresionó realmente nada, pero allí no había nada de que quejarse. Tal vez haya una página demasiados elementos en el menú y el restaurante chino/Malayo/Tailandés resultados cosa fusión en confusión, pero en general bastante bien.

No he comido desde aquí antes, pero decidí llamar con antelación por el trayecto como un diario para llevar un 21. La comida estaba lista en diez minutos, aparcamiento justo desde el 21, así que es muy fácil. Platos eran todavía caliente cuando llegué a casa (batalla). La comida era fresca, verduras crujientes, buena calidad de carne, no cubierto en salsa azucarada pre-lleno, en vez, delicada sabores frescos. Muy impresionado. Es necesario asegurarse de no parar cada noche en el camino a casa. No he comido, pero lo haré pronto!

Met up here for dinner on a Saturday evening and wasn't expecting to be impressed, but I was ! Service was OK but the food was really good. Will definitely be back.

i have been eating at the eurasia for about 15 yrs, and always have had superb food, helpful advice if needed, and good service. also i have had with a small group of people a cookery lesson there, and can say that the kitchen is spotless.I am amazed t

Food was horrible and found a fly in it. Never patronise this shop again.Service was slow and the food was lousy.

Order the Fish, it's lovely. We had fish and a curry to share and some rice. The waitresses were very helpful, making sure we didn't over order and helping us choose. The lovely lady owner came by and chatted with us. Overall it was a very good meal and the cream on the cake was when the bill came in at about 30% less than I'd thought it might cost us to eat there! This place would suit asian people missing home food, it'll also suit westerners keen to try authentic food rather than the stuff we seem to think is Chinese in all those Chinese take-aways! Trust me, real Chinese food is 100x's better! This Malaysian restaurant is on a par with top restaurants we eat at when in Southern China.

For a start, this is a handsome Georgian building. Inside the rooms have high ceilings and enough period features to remind you of past glories. The food is very good too. We had dishes such as prawn toasts, spare ribs, Peking Duck, Sizzling beef and stir-fried noodles. On another occasion we might explore some of the Malaysian dishes that are dotted around the menu.

Food delivered wrong and cold, when I called to ask what went wrong, was met my a very angry and rude lady. Told it was my fault and no apology, disgusting customer service, will never order from them or go there again.

This was my second visit to this place, the food is over priced, average tasting and the staff are not welcoming. Both times they have missed items off when we order them and then we have to wait for the items to be cook making the rest of the food cold. We then get charged for it even though they missed the item off the order. Maybe they should repeat back to stop this happening again as it seems to be a regular occurrence. We had vegetable spring rolls which were so oily that is all I could taste. I live in Hurst Green and it's such a shame this place is not up to scratch as it has a lot of potential. We will not be going back as we can cook far tastier food at home.

We have eating in as well as having take always food always freshly cooked and plenty of it great service good atmosphere would recommend

We needed to eat after a long day, and hove to at this establishment. The proprietor, for it must be she, welcomed us well enough, but the service was prefunctory and in one case almost hostile for lack of a smile. The place was on the cold side, it was a chilly evening to be fair, but the heating thermostat might have been a little more generous. The food was ok, the Nasi Goring was listed as 'spicy', not so, bland and boring. The Pak Choy with Duck was alright, but the duck was overcooked and dry. We wouldn't revisit, sad since it is one of the few on the A21 between Tunbridge and Hastings...that said, it has a car park 'off road'. If you want to eat Chinese and this is convenient for you then fine, but we wouldn't go out of our way to repeat the experience...

Food was very tasty and very good. A tad expensive but very good quality and well worth spending the extra money - we will definitely have a take away from here again.

Excellent Chinese/Malay Nyonya cuisine. Wonderful to experience such delightful and attentive service and excellent food after having been refused service at 7:00pm at a so called British inn ten minutes earlier.

This is a good Chinese style restaurant which has one of the best takaway menus around. everything you want and all very good

A young blonde lady on Monday night was very enthusiastic and joyful towards me, she was very helpful and welcoming and I would definitely recommend this place for a great Chinese meal.

Takeaway order- We either chose the wrong things or the previous reviewers have never been to Malaysia. The noodles were greasy, the beef in black yellow bean sauce wasn't spicy at all and where was the sauce? Doubt we will return which is a shame as good restaurants are few and far between around Etchingham

Very good food ive had 2 takeaways and both have been excellent and very fresh im looking forward to a meal in there

I love Malaysian, Thai and Chinese dishes and this one had it all. It's situated in the George Hotel however looks like a world away from a pub. The decor is Chinese in nature but the food is spectacular.I had a beef Malaysian curry and also a seafood platter for two to start which was so fresh. The prawns were cooked to perfection the curry was beautiful and it caters for vegetarians in a big way. It has a large vegetarian menu has no MSG and caters for celiacs as well which a usual.Will be going back quite a few times so can't wait. Does a great takeaway menu to which is very popular.

Read lots of good reviews about this restaurant and decided to give it a try, definitely one of the best Asian restaurants around, fantastic food so much on the menu including vegetarian options and celiac diets , really so much to choose from and all the food was 5 star. Service was fast and friendly too . Advisable to book .

I love this place, went here for my other halfs birthday dinner, spoke to the owner, who arranged the menu for me, the foodd was amazing, things that not tried before, the service as always brilliant, they have a great bar where locals come in and order their food whilst having a drink. Could not rate this place highly enough. It is our Friday night treat.

In our opinion this is the best asian restaurant we know - anywhere. We have either dined or "take-awayed" twice a month ever since it opened 20 years ago! (Once, we had a below par dish, once.) The cooking is high-class and the owner Jo's enthusiasm is obvious - quality rather than profit is her motivation. The A La Carte includes some interesting dishes from Malaysia (her home); Japan; Thailand and naturally China. All are cooked equally well. On some days an excellent "buffet" menu is offered where for around £17 you can re-order as often as you wish from a large selection of dishes. (It is not a "queue for rapidly cooling dishes in trays" style buffet; but a repeatable waitress service one. There is a wide variety to choose from to suit all tastes and levels of hunger). Harvey's is one of the beers served in the bar, handy whilst you wait for a takeaway. But the cooking is the star and it really is excellent in every way.

We have been before when the owner was present and both the service and food were better. We were met by a silent and surly youth. He brought some of the food but couldn't be bothered to tell us what it was. The restaurant is cold and echoes which meant we had no trouble hearing the strident views of the barmaid in the room next door. It was so bad we almost left. We complained to the manageress but did not get an apology or a smile after that. The food was adequate but we chose the Malay option which was nothing like the excellent food we had eaten in Malaysia.

Went for my birthday at short notice. Decorations simple without being bland. Service was efficient and prompt. Food was delivered quickly and was of a high standard. I liked the Malaysian options and they fused with the traditional food on offer. Overall it was excellent well worth the cost... recommend it anytime

We are regulars here and the food is consistently good. Perhaps not quite as good as some Central London restaurants, but certainly excellent for the area.The kitchen also produces Thai dishes and the Nasi Goreng is particularly good.Enjoy!

Visited with colleges from work, food was flavoursome however the meal seemed a little rushed possibly as it was a fixed menu night and very busy. The restaurant needs a facelift but average customer service lets it down.

As a former employee of Eurasia I know first hand how brilliant their food is. Since leaving three years ago I go back regularly and I could not recommend a better restaurant for traditional, and fantastic Chinese food. Their food is always to an excellent standard, and even when they are very busy the food comes out at a quick pace. The staff and owner are lovely and always very welcoming. Some of the younger waitresses are also excellent, however it must be remembered that this is probably their first job so be patient with them. If you're looking for brilliant food, a lovely restaurant and fantastic staff then go here!

We live nearby and visit fairly frequently. The food is always excellent although on occasion the service has been slow.

Eurasia is probably one of the best Chinese restaurants outside of London. In the heart of East Sussex, it has an authentic atmosphere. The food is excellent and the service friendly. I'm told they do a good take out service too. Great for families, couples or just friends. Liked this place!

Eurasia is a Malaysian/Asian restaurant. Living close by, we have been several times and the food has always been unfailingly good. Certainly worth a visit if you like freshly cooked Asian food.

We had a lovely meal with the family.As usual the crispy duck was delicious as was the sizzling beef and Schzuan prawns.An excellent Chinese restaurant and we have never been disappointed.

We went to Eurasia for a pre-Christmas meal with friends. We have all been there before but not for some time as it can be a little costly. However after some pre-dinner drinks in the bar and starters ordered - off we set. We had a shared platter to start with which was very tasty and interesting. Aromatic duck next - shredded in front of us - with plenty of pancakes and extras, very good duck with plenty of taste and crispy bits and the bones to gnaw on if you felt so inclined. We chose four main courses and two noodle dishes to follow - all were excellent especially the Chilli Beef and Chilli Garlic prawns. The chicken dish was a little tasteless compared to the others, and the Lamb dish was also very good. Noodles were lovely and a good accompaniment to the dishes. We all enjoyed tasting the different dishes and have to say not very much was left - except what had managed to find its way onto the tablecloth! Unfortunately having got through all the above, I really fanced some apple fritters - but there weren't any as a larger party had finished them all off, which was really disappointing. But have to say the service was excellent and quick without being intrusive (apart from some cold plates which were exchanged immediately for hot ones) and the wine chosen was very good, and an excellent price too. We all agreed that it was a very enjoyable evening and a very good choice of venue.

The building housing this restaurant used to be The George Inn, an impressive stablehouse inn conveniently located on the A21 in Hurst Green.In days of yore, one of the great stopovers on the horse and buggy route from London to Hastings, where you could get your horses fed and watered as well as yourself.The architecture of the building is still impressive on the inside, with sweeping tall ceilings and a touch of the finery that was once pre-Victorian England.The food is good, I am a regular for 20 years or so, so have lost my impartiality.If you are in the area, its a convenient place to take a break. Parking is on-site and you are right on the A21, so no detour required if you are on your way to the coast for the weekend.Here's to The George! I like to make that toast with sake when I'm there!

Mrs lee employs local people specialy many young people. she trains them to a very high standard which I think is good to help them to start their working life.the food is first class.

Amazing quality in freshness in food. Great portions. Great value 4 money. Anazing

Very good selection of dishes, very tasty food. The staff are very helpful and friendly. Great atmosphere - would definitely recommend.

Whenever my daughter comes to visit, this is where she wants to go. It's part of our history and family folk-lore ("remember the time mum dropped a whole crab into her handbag?") and it's consistently good. This time we had lots of seafood and spicy noodles. The new waiter was a bit dozy, but I'm sure they'll soon knock him into shape!

Really good food and great value for money. Very impressed with the choice and quality of food. Definitely one of the best we've experienced in the Hastings area, worth the 15 minute drive.

I was appalled to see the ill informed and ignorant review posted by Andy V, As a Contractor who cleans kitchen ventilations systems the kitchens and restaurant in this restaurant are by far the best in the South East of England, I can personally vouch for the hygiene standards maintained and upheld by the staff and proprietor. I regularly eat at this restaurant and can also vouch for the quality of the produce used and the authenticity of the dishes...My access behind the scenes allows me to comment on this also I am widely travelled 41 countries so far! and do not base my views of food on a microwave meal purchased in ASDA.

We have been twice now and enjoyed both times. We have had the Malaysian and Chinese set menus. Everybody is very caring about my gluten problem even if they have to change a lot of things on the set menu. The food takes a time to come but tastes better as it is prepared specifically to order. We shall go again and will try the take aways. Wine is sensibly priced.

We used to be regulars here, but haven't been for a while. We took my daughter (who always wanted to come here when she lived at home) and my brother from Canada, and it was every bit as good as it ever was. The best Singapore Noodles anywhere, great beef, lovely prawns in coconut sauce - and friendly service as ever.

This was our second visit; the first visit (Thursday) we had the 'spicey' Thai, Malay menu, food just superb. Next time we visited on a Tuesday we had the Chinese menu just took me back to China and Hong Kong. But it was not just the food, the owner Jo Lee one of the nicest and friendliest persons one could hope to meet. The whole ambience and food experience was just beyond any UK Far Eastern Restaurant, if you pass this restaurant without stopping you've missed out on the best Far Eastern Restaurant in the UK.

I have lived within 10 miles of this restaurant for 18 years and finally decided to visit when my regular Asian restaurant had been closed. I am now kicking myself regularly for having waited 18 years. Having frequented many Asian restaurants in the past across the world I can honestly say that this rates as one of the best meals I've had. All the dishes had their own unique flavour, the portions were plentiful and the staff made the whole experience a pleasure. It was that good I'm booked to return next weekend.

Its refreshing to find a restaurateur that is confident in their approach to cooking that they don't feel the need to 'dumb down' a complex cuisine for western tastes. This is about the most authentic Malay food you will find outside of spending 16 hours on a plane,Is it fine dining, no. But that's not what you want from this experience. The friendliness of the staff and owner lead you comfortingly into dish after dish of self assured cooking that invokes fond memories of Malaysia and warmer climates.My advise, give yourself time to fully enjoy the myriad of tastes this restaurant can produce, seek advise from the informed and experienced proprietress if you want the best results. Don't eat the day before, you really want to be hungry when you come here!!Must haves. Curry Puffs, Satay (I wish I had room for each kind), The noodle dishes (get them all!!) If this restaurant was in central London, you wouldn't get a seat. Will we be back, Oh yes and we'll be wearing elasticated pants.

Spontaneous decision to avoid midweek cooking. Absolutely delicious food with an authentic taste. Will definitely go again although I think it would be nice if they re-thought the decor and ambiance which feels a bit chi chi and dated. There was a lack of atmosphere, which may have been due to a quiet midweek evening, and it was distinctly chilly. Reasonable prices.

Went for dinner last night . Ordered a st seafood menu . Within minutes the proprietress came and asked us if we were sure about what we had ordered as the total cost would be about £60!It was most insulting and something I have never faced before . The food was average for the price. I wonder if such a question would have been asked of a white customer ? There was no question of leaving a tip as our ability to pay for the dinner itself had been questioned!

i recently moved to the area and after looking at the reviews i was sure the food was going to be good quality, and i was right! the Food was excellent and a very good price! my only gripe would be that some of the staff were reprimanded in front the customers and it made me and, visibly quite a few others uncomfortable i will defiantly return but i hope to see some change in the treatment of these youngsters. It made me and my and my girlfriend very uncomfortable, we hate to see such young ones treated badly.

Having spent 6 months in Asia last year we were worried that this wouldn't meet our standards, but we were pleasantly surprise! The original plan was to order a takeaway but we liked the look of the place so we ate in. We had Char Sui pork and Chicken Rendang and they were great. There were plenty of staff though they had a habit of staring into space rather than look after the tables.

We are regulars at Eurasia so decided to book Jo and team to cater for our wedding - they did us proud! Our guests had nothing but praise for the food & the professionalism of the staff! Thanks again Jo! Karen & Clare

We tried this place on our way back from Hastings when our usual place was fully booked. On the outside, it looks a little like a typical Thai pub but inside it is actually a smart Malaysian restaurant with extra seating for those just drinking. The inside of the main restaurant section looks like a Victorian drawing room with high ceilings.All the food we had was delicious. The menu is mostly Malay with some Chinese. Prices were sensible and there are special deals three days a week including a kind of choose-your-own buffet on Sundays which has the benefit of choice and quantity but everything is freshly cooked. Large car park to the right side of the building. Toilets were clean and modern. Children welcome. Recommended!

Good varied selection of Chinese, Thai and Malaysian dishes. A little pricey but beautifully cooked. Discount on take-aways before 7pm.

We have been eating at Eurasia for more than 6 years, since our child was a tiny baby. The service we have received has always been of the highest quality and it is so nice to feel relaxed with children when eating out. We have had so many family celebrations at Eurasia over the years and have always had a warm welcome from Jo the owner and her staff, particularly Ann. The food is wonderful and I could not imagine life without a regular fix of Prawn Eurasia, Sea-spiced squid, Beef Redang and Singapore noodles, to name a few of my favourite dishes.