Happy Seasons in Manchester

Foodnwas delicious with a few vegan options (unmarked on the menu so had to check with the waitress) staff were efficient and attentive. My only qualm was upon returning to the office I had violent diarrhoea which may or may not have been related. This only lasted for an hour though so I'd go again to give it another shot

Busy and massive portions in this very popular Chinese restaurant. Chicken with pineapple and pickled ginger was really tasty.

Amazing food, 2nd visit always a queue out the door

This house in Chinatown is garbage among the garbage. There is no service attitude, the taste is bad, and it discriminates against.

Delicious and authentic tasting Chinese food if you’re in the Chinatown area. Very professional service and clean looking restaurant. Ideal for family dinners and even business meals.

Heard alot about this place, therefore we were looking forward to eating here. Unfortunately the staff and service was extremely poor and discriminative. We were met with eye rolls and a rude attitude when we accidently poored tea into the wrong cup, discussed having allergies but they did not offer to accommodate, we could see everyone else receiving a good welcome and sanitising wipes, but we did not. The experience made us feel very uncomfortable and dismissed. Food was average but came very quickly and rushed. No chance I'd go back, would not recommend this place and the price was not worth it at all!

Having read the reviews my family and I were keen to try this place. The restaurant is small and you have to wait outside for a table as there's no indoor waiting area (hence why there is sometimes a queue) We got a table after fifteen minutes which isn't bad. The tables have paper tablecloths and the inside decor is very basic. When we were finishing half the restaurant was empty. However they still threw the bills at us and tried to get us to pay immediately when we hadn't finished. I checked the opening hours in case they were due to close and they weren't closing for another six hours .... The egg fried rice was dry and the satay had no flavour at all. They charge for chilli oil when most places give it for free and also charge for take away boxes. The food isn't cheap, it's actually quite expensive, especially considering how downtrodden it is inside and the small portions. Very over hyped and not worth the wait or the money. There's lot of places to try in China town. I wouldn't bother with this one.

Brilliant experience,great staff and food

Cheap ingredients, didn’t enjoy. Servers were nice.

This used to be my go-to Chinese food place in Manchester for years but it’s just too busy to get a table now. As a location, it’s a tiny, basic, dirty-ish looking Chinese restaurant, but like many restaurants that you’d find in HK itself, it looks crappy but the food is awesome. Never had any issues during or after eating here, and must have eaten here 100 times plus. My recommendations for food: Mapo tofu (my go-to Chinese dish worldwide), Au lam bo, garlic bak choi, broccoli with japanese tofu, salt and pepper wings and salt and pepper ribs. Of course, they also serve western Chinese food and that is excellent too, but try some of the true Chinese food and you’re in for a treat.

Food was delicious. Service was good. Polite, friendly and helpful staff. Environment was a bit busy but would go again

Whenever I’m in Manchester, I make sure to stop by Happy Season. This is my second visit and the food is always on point. Big portions, great service, and a solid atmosphere. Can’t go wrong.

Good one. Little bit expensive for this Restaurant.

I decided to visit this place after noticing how busy it always seems. I don’t often venture into Manchester, but this time I thought I’d give it a try. There were four of us, and we ordered the triple roast with rice, seafood chow mein, and some dim sum. Unfortunately, the experience didn’t live up to the hype. The triple roast was okay, but the rice was only lukewarm — it was clear the dish had been microwaved before being served. The seafood chow mein lacked seasoning, and the dim sum was underwhelming both in flavor and quality. Given the prices, I expected more attention to detail and a higher standard of food. Ironically, the jasmine tea ended up having more flavour than the meal itself. The staff were friendly, and the place was understandably busy, but for the type of restaurant it is, I’ve had much better elsewhere in both portion size and quality. Sadly, this isn’t a place I’d choose to eat at again unless there’s a serious improvement.

I love their roast duck, it is just the best.

We were looking for a good Chinese restaurant, and Happy Seasons came top of all the lists. We weren’t able to reserve, and chose to wait in line for 40mins for a table, and it was worth it. All the food is fresh and tasty, with good sized portions. We chose the banquet for 3. This will be our go to Chinese when visiting Manchester now!

I recently had a fantastic meal at Happy Seasons, and it absolutely lived up to its reputation! We tried a range of dishes, and every single one was packed with flavour and cooked to perfection. The prawn fried rice was fragrant and well-balanced, with generous portions of juicy prawns. The mapo tofu was rich, spicy, and full of depth—perfect comfort food with a kick. The charsiu pork and pork belly were both incredibly tender and flavourful, with that signature sweetness and savoury glaze that’s hard to beat. But the real star of the show was their signature roast duck—crispy skin, succulent meat, and just the right amount of seasoning. It’s no wonder it’s so highly recommended! The service was fast and efficient, and the atmosphere was lively, giving it that authentic buzz of a proper Cantonese spot. Happy Seasons is definitely a go-to for amazing Chinese food in the city, and I can’t wait to go back for more!

I don't get the hype with this place The food is average western adapted chinese with a lot of ogm The staff is one of the rudest I've ever seen They argue in Chinese in front of us believe we can't understand them

Dishonest business, ordered 3 items and 1 drink but they tried to charge us for 2 extra items that we didn’t order. Luckily I checked the bill but very dishonest people. Won’t ever return.

Lovely vibe, lovely people great service a member of staff came outside to check on people so that the first table for number of party matched parties queueing very attentive staff. Lovely HOT food. Fantastic first rate:)

Excellent food! It's like being back to Hong Kong!!

You probably won't find better roast chicken anywhere in Manchester to be honest.

Ordered half a roast duck takeaway today, got home and couldn’t find its thigh. This duck must be a handicap ! The portion was small also and with a few of what we call chipboard remains. And it is tasteless until you reach the bones, which shows it hasn’t been marinated for enough hours. Totally ripoff !!!

The food is amazing an we'll worth the wait to get in.

Spontaneous meal (because there wasn't much of a queue) and slowly ticking off my list of places to try 😄 We ordered: Mixed meat (chicken, duck, and char siu) Aubergine and mince pork Morning glory veggies

Delicious oriental food, fast service, there is usually a line at the door, since it is a popular restaurant in the area, normal prices for a city like Manchester, the waiters recommend what to order.

Amazing three roast meats and dim sum. The best in Chinatown by far!

I always wanted to try as often has big queues outside. However it was horrible. The service was terrible and staff moody. We ordered salt and pepper chicken wings and they were not cooked enough. Woke up feeling sick and bad headache today.

Opening hours don't include lunchtime closure, red flag number 1. Ordered the Braised Monk Fish Fillet with Belly Pork & Beancurd in Clay Pot from the 'Chinese authentic' section (£18.80), Spicy Sliced Duck Szechuan Style (£18.50), Egg Fried Rice (£3.80), Boiled Rice (£3.00) and Siu Mai Steamed Meat and Prawn Dumplings (£6.50). Everything bar the dumplings came within 5 minutes to my surprise, red flag number 2. The sliced duck was bland with no hint of Szechuan whatsoever so I asked for the flavour to be adjusted and I was given some standard chilli oil which didn't suit the flavour profile described for the dish. The waiter tried to gaslight me arguing it was Szechuan style when it evidently wasn't, red flag number 3. I was then offered an alternative dish but given the quality of the clay pot dish I also ordered (which was basic with no authenticity about it) I didn't see much point. The Egg Fried Rice was the stand out of the meal, the dumplings being forgettable. The waiter's demeanour had a strong sense of superiority complex which may be due to their heavy social media presence and demand which that creates. The restaurant offers supermarket microwave ready meal standard food at premium prices. Perhaps there is a separate menu we weren't offered?

The roast duck is awesome, and the dim sum is delicious!

Rather expensive for some rice and a bit of meat. Even if it was tasty meat.

I had a seriously frustrating experience at your place on March 12, 2025, and I’m honestly upset about it. I got there at 3:45 PM, parked my car—paid parking fee which was quite expensive —only to be told by your staff to come back in 30 minutes because they were having dinner. That’s a big problem because you don’t mention this anywhere. No signs, no website update, nothing. If I’d known, I could’ve avoided the trip, saved my time, and not wasted money on parking. What made it worse was how the staff handled it. Instead of owning up to the mix-up, they brushed me off like it was my fault for not knowing. I asked to speak to a manager, but no one even bothered to get them. That’s not okay—it felt like my time and effort didn’t matter at all. I’m really let down by this. Your restaurant needs to step up and make things clearer for customers so this doesn’t keep happening. I’d appreciate an apology and some answers about why this isn’t posted anywhere. People deserve better than this, and I hope you fix it soon.

Delicious, absolutely amazing. Would highly recommend to anyone who loves Asian food. Located in China town Manchester. There's always a queue & you cannot book but max waiting time is 10-15 mins so worth it. Staff very nice and friendly. Food is freshly made too

Fantasic chinese food with people queuing outside to get in will definitely be going back

The best bbq Chinese food I've ever had I'd say best food in China Town

Amazing authentic Chinese restaurant. Food top notch.

My partner and I had a lovely meal here and great service!

It is strongly recommended not to choose this restaurant😡😡During non-peak hours, at 3:00 pm on weekdays, my wife was alone in grabbing a table, and I was alone at the door and had to pay for the parking lot on the mobile app. There were a lot of seats inside, and the waiter actually said that we had to wait for everyone to be seated before we could get a seat, so we couldn't get in. You guess this is Hong Kong, and you can have such a service attitude even if there is no one waiting for a table. Leave now, there are plenty of choices in China town.

Very good Chinese food. Very friendly staff. Will return here.

The food was really good from here so much flavour, the staff was friendly and it was quick service and very hot

Been here a few times now. Always a queue and that's because it's a good place with good food. I would recommend this place

Probably the worst meal I’ve had out. Definitely the worst Chinese meal I’ve had. After seeing this place on IG and saving it for future, we decided to make the 2.5hr drive and have lunch here before staying in a hotel outside Manchester. We got there early so we were second in the queue. We were seated and served quickly and staff were nice enough. We really wanted to try the prawn toast as it looked so good on their IG page. We decided to have the sharing starter for 2 people which had prawn toast, spring roll and salt and pepper ribs. We also ordered the three roast meats on boiled rice as it seemed to be the famous dish there. My son also ordered the meat and prawn steamed dumplings. The meat and rice came first and though it looked ok, there definitely wasn’t much duck on the dish which was the main attraction for us. The whole dish was topped with I assume their homemade ‘soy sauce’ this was sweet and very salty with not much other flavour going on. The roast pork was so incredibly salty we couldn’t even eat it all, and we like our food heavily seasoned! The 2 bits of roast duck we got were delicious but not really enough of it. The char sui again was just super salty and nothing else. The boiled rice wasn’t even nice and and the soy sauce just ruined it all. Then the stater platter came out and instantly I noticed the prawn toast didn’t look like the one on their photos, instead we had been given 2 pieces of cheap (I assume brought in) deep friend prawn toast you get from any cheap take away. Very disappointing. The spring rolls were fine. The salt and pepper ribs were probably the worst part of everything. They were deep fried ribs that were literally COATED in table salt. You could see and feel all the salt on them when picking them up. One taste and we just couldn’t even stomach eating them, they had that horrible chemical taste you get from too much table salt. My son’s dumplings were fine and looked appetising but as they came out last we were already feeling quite unwell and disappointed from the other food. I continued to feel quite unwell all day I assume from the salt in the food. All in all it was a massive disappointment for us and a waste of £50! If you’re travelling far, maybe pick somewhere else!

I have visited Happy Seasons Chinese Restaurant in Manchester's China Town for many years. Very good Food + Atmosphere. Last time I dined there with my Girlfriend I ate Beef and Broccoli in Oyster Sauce + Seasoned Vegetables in Satay sauce + Chicken and Green Peppers in Blackbean sauce Served with Boiled Rice + A Pot of traditional Chinese Tea. For a starter I ate Pancakes and Seaweed and Hot n Sour Soup plus Vegetable Spring Rolls. A delightful Meal + experience every time I dine in Happy Seasons. I enjoy the dishes they are delicious. I would highly recommend trying it out. Grazie, a presta, salute.

Was really looking forward to this after all the hype on instagram Starters were gorgeous chicken wings to die for Kin do spare ribs were beautiful the roasted meats and boiled rice were very disappointing watched them microwave the dishes after plating up roast meats so clearly not cooked fresh and kept hot when the food arrived its was still cold!!! They had run out of belly pork for all but one meal not crispy at all probably due to the microwaving meats were dry and tasteless definitely wouldn’t have the meats but would go again only for starters

Went here with my girlfriend and her family but will never again. The staff there were rushing us to order when the place wasn't busy. The whole experience overwhelmed all of us. What a way to ruin a family day out.

If Heaven had a restaurant, this place would surely be it.from the staff to the food everything is perfect.Ive eaten there for over 20 years and as it is now is the BEST it's ever been

Delicious food and well established place. Get the stir fried chili chicken if you like strong garlic flavours.

Amazing food great selection of the set menu, wish o lived nearer

One of the worst dining experiences I’ve had in Manchester. Went after years of hype. Ordered the schezuan duck, braised monkfish, pork belly and bean curd, egg fried rice, rice and then prawn and chicken dumpling. Totalling £50.60. The food arrived very fast. Started eating it and it was just not what it was advertised. The schezuan dish was literally not spicy or peppery, it was the type of Chinese you ordered in a terrible area where people can’t tolerate flavours. Partner brought this up and we were offered alternative dish however we refused as we didn’t think it would make much difference. It was genuinely one of the worst ‘Chinese’ meals I’ve had. It’s also the kind of place that gives a seperate menu with highwe quality food (which we didn’t know till after). We were gaslit into thinking it was spicy!!! Overall do not recommend, I feel like I’ve wasted so much money and I feel like social media genuinely gaslights you.

Genuinely the best chinese food i’ve ever had perfect price and everything

char siu was amazing and I wish that's all I order but I ordered the duck to and can honestly say it's the worst duck I've ever eaten just expected better after the char siu and it being new year

No high-end restaurant, more like overpriced back street cafe! I understand it's busy, but you are rushed in and out. I'm not sure what all the hype is. Really don't rate it

Amazing food and nice staff. A bit rushed.

We enjoyed everything at Happy Season today. They serve the best Chinese food in the UK, far better than those in London and Birmingham

Great food. A little bit pricey though

absolutely amazing, everything is fresh and so tasty! I reccomend the garlic broccoli!

I ordered roast pork to take out and specifically requested it be cut up and packaged properly, as I needed to travel home. Unfortunately, the chef seemed disinterested, and I was given a lump of pork loosely wrapped in paper inside a white plastic bag. For £13.50, the presentation was poor, and it wasn’t packaged in a hygienic manner. The overall attitude and service were disappointing.

Recently move here and it’s the best restaurant I have tried ever since! Everything was so tasty, the roasted three meat dish is just spectacular and highly recommended I just know that I will be a regular customer

Simply put: excellent food, outstanding service, and a wonderful atmosphere. Quite possibly one of the best Chinese restaurants in Manchester.

Bus busy busy but the food is just SOOO gooooood.

The food here is incredible. As someone who lives with a peanut allergy it was quite frustrating though. We ordered the Trio of Roast meats, I was told the chicken was not safe as it may contain peanuts. This was also the case with the Sichuan chicken. I often eat things that ‘may contain nuts’ as this if often a safety blanket used in factories to cover for cross contamination. I asked what the ingredient was that May contain, they were unable to tell me. This meant we ended up with a lot less food than we initially ordered. I completely understand that they don’t want customers becoming unwell in their restaurant. But more work needs to be done around allergens and ingredients that definitely contain them. That way customers and staff would feel more confident.

We always go back to Happy Seasons for the delicious food, it’s definitely worth waiting in line for. We especially enjoy the Sui Mai, crispy belly pork and salt and pepper ribs.

It's OK. I don't know what all the fuss was about to be honest and why people queue for ages to get a table. Food was nice. Not exceptional. Its the same as any other Chinese restaurant in town. The service is a bit slow and it's quite crammed in there. You feel like you're sitting on top.of each other. It's over priced too. Portion sizes are good. Its a bit like being in a school canteen. They use way too much MSG in the food too. I was ill immediately after.

Very fast service. Had the roast duck and pork belly with rice. Was nice but a bit over priced.

Delicious BBQ food, Best in UK👌🏼

Very disappointed with the dishes. First of all, there was no grill this evening, so we had to eat dishes with sauce. For chicken curry with very very sticky sauce and chicken in very thin strips with half an onion. The other dish shared pork chow mein also sticky pork meat in strips with a strong smell. For pork rools not good quality. Cleanliness of the place to review especially the heating and flooring. A 10% tip is imposed on the bill. So be careful to always add the tip even on the menu.

Truly worth the wait outside for the best Chinese and duck!

In the past, my friends and I often came here for dinner, but a few days ago, we encountered discrimination here. We waited in line at the door at 12:00, but it didn't open until 12:05. They were very unpunctual. After informing us that there were three of us, another friend and I came in and were about to take a seat to order. Suddenly, a female waiter told us to wait outside the door, because one of our friends was still on the way. They refused to serve us and insisted on leaving the restaurant, even if we asked if the two of us could use meal. I‘ve never met such a rude waiter, which is disgusting. Therefore, I will never come here for dinner again, because of the terrible service and the extremely mean waiter.（And with such poor service quality, they also force a 10% tip.）

10years since I've been back and the standard, food, service has dropped terribly. They wanted to charge GBP2 for chilli oil. The travesty! This is what I call a DLLM cha chan teng. Come here if you want the authentic HK experience - getting screwed and spat on in your food.

Good food quick service All round a good time

LOVELY STAFF and amazing food!! Definitely a place you have to visit if you enjoy Chinese food.

The authentic duck dish is just mouth watering and is a must try.

Great classic cantonese dishes- and big portions! Love the roast duck and crispy noodles especially

Waited for 35 minutes on a cold wet Friday evening - BUT it was worth it ! The food is delicious and every cent the hype it has. Service is quick and efficient. Pork char Sui was stunning along with stir fry morning glory. Kids enjoyed prawn toast and crispy noodles.

A Taste of Perfection at Happy Seasons, Manchester Chinatown If you’re a social media foodie or a Manchester local, chances are you’ve heard of Happy Seasons, the legendary spot in Chinatown famed for its Chinese roast meats. With queues constantly snaking out the door, it has become a must-visit destination for food lovers. But does it live up to the hype? Having heard so much about this place, we decided to get there early, knowing the reputation it holds. By 11:15, there were already a few groups gathering outside. When the doors finally opened at midday, the queue stretched around the corner—a testament to its popularity. Inside, the restaurant is no-frills, with service that is as fast as it is efficient. We wasted no time and ordered the food that included: 1. Won ton soup 2. Fried chicken wings 3. Minced chicken with lettuce wraps 4. The famous Hong Kong-style 3-meat roast platter (roast duck, crispy belly pork, and BBQ char siu pork) 5. A side of egg fried rice The Dishes: A Mixed Bag with a Standout Star! First, the won ton soup. While the won tons themselves were decent, the soup base was lackluster—lacking the depth of flavor you’d expect from such a staple dish. Next, the minced chicken with lettuce wraps. While fresh and vibrant, it fell short on seasoning, leaving us wanting more punch. But then came the fried chicken wings.......a total game changer. Perfectly cooked with a crispy exterior and juicy, flavorful meat, they were an absolute delight. And then… the pièce de résistance, the Hong Kong-style 3-meat roast platter. Words almost fail me here. The combination of crispy pork, tender BBQ char siu pork, and succulent roast duck was nothing short of perfection. I’ve had countless versions of this dish in numerous places, but Happy Seasons delivered something extraordinary. It was, hands down, the best I’ve ever tasted. If anything, I wish we’d ordered a double portion, it was that good. Final Thoughts. While the starters were hit and miss, the main event the roast meats more than justified the buzz surrounding Happy Seasons. Every bite of the Hong Kong-style 3-meat roast was worth the wait in line and the hype it commands. At £56 for four people, this meal offers excellent value for the quality and flavor on display. If you’re a fan of Chinese roast meats, this is an experience you simply cannot miss. It's enough to convert a vegan to a full on carnivore! Rating: 9/10 The slightly underwhelming won ton soup and lettuce wraps knock it down a point, but for the roast meats alone, Happy Seasons is a solid gold recommendation. Get there early, come hungry, and prepare for one of the best meals you’ll have in Manchester. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Although there was a queue outside, we were taken in pretty fast. The service is really good,the food the same. If again in Manchester for sure will come back. The shredded duck was simply divine, something that I never tried before but it’s simply awesome.

Great food as long you don't mind the wait to get in

Kind of pricey, but it was a good dish and the staff was very polite and helpfull. Gave 4 stars instead of 5, cause of the 10% 'service costs' they add on the bill. It's up to the customer to decide to tip or not, and how much.

Very authentic hk style roast pork and ducks. We totally enjoyed the generous serving of three meat rice for 13.8 pounds! Pics taken when we were half way through cos too hungry to remember the pics haha

A bit tiny space but looks like very popular. My first meal taken here when arriving late. Duck dish is good but I don’t quite to get the idea of using microwave to warm up. I assumed too many people and it was prepared ahead for that purpose. But still the food is delicious and the portion is large in my opinion and with reasonable price.

Esperamos unos 40 minutos en la cola. La comida no vale la pena el bombo, en realidad es completamente promedio. ¡Juntas como sardinas y nunca volveré!

Had a wonderful experience here this evening. Amazing food and atmosphere, who highly recommend 👌 😀

The King Prawn Chow Mein with Fried Noodles was decent, but left a bit to be desired for the price. The dish had a generous portion of prawns, which were cooked well and had a satisfying, fresh texture. However, the noodles could have been more flavourful—they felt somewhat bland and didn't quite live up to the expectations set by the price tag. While the presentation of the dish was pleasing and the prawns stood out as the highlight, the overall taste didn't justify the cost. Considering the numerous other options available, this particular meal felt overpriced for what it offered. If you’re in the area and craving Chinese cuisine, it’s a fair choice, but be prepared to spend a bit more than the taste might warrant. Perhaps exploring other dishes on their menu could offer better value for money.

🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘: “My visit to Happy Season Chinese Restaurant was truly disappointing. The waiting time was awful, and the dining experience itself didn’t get any better. Customer service was poor, and the prices felt like overcharges. I ordered a dish expecting it to come with rice, but they charged extra for the rice separately, which seemed misleading. To top it off, I could see into the kitchen, and I saw them warming food in a microwave. That’s not what I expect from a restaurant, especially when waiting so long for a table. I had high hopes, especially after the wait, but the food quality and service made it clear that this place isn’t worth it. If you’re looking for good Chinese food, I’d strongly suggest going somewhere else.” 🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘

I visited here for roasted duck. Food is good. 2nd visit for take away still Service is extremely rude. 10 percent service charges for dine in seems like paying for extra food cost. Think twice before dine here. Buy your food and go or opt for others restaurant, plenty restaurant in Manchester central giving good service. Why spoil your mood for dining. Big NO.

Honestly the worst Chinese meal I've ever had. Dry, bland, and unsatisfying. The food was terrible and the atmosphere was bad on account of the clinical white lighting. However, the service was excellent so there is that. Would not recommend, so many better options nearby.

Amazing service and super quick, incredible food! Absolutely recommend.

Yeah you have to queue. Really don’t get why people do so. I was dragged here by a guy who thought queue = good. It’s fine. But really don’t bother joining the queue

We tried today after seeing this place on tik tok, food was average nothing special at all and the service was shocking the lady that was serving us made us feel so unwelcome not a single smile in site safe to say I won’t be returning.

Queued for about 15 mins but it was at lunch time

AVOID. I’ll start by saying 3/4 items we bought were fine and as ordered. However the entire experience was awful. One waitress was incredibly rude (slim, taller, ponytail). It started when my friend asked for separate bills and she was sighing at her and questioning her. Then, my friend ordered a type of rice and went to change her mind the waitress then stopped writing and was acting annoyed waiting for her to decide, which stopped my friend choosing what she wanted. I then ordered my food and asked what seafood it contained. The waitress told me it was “prawns and squid for the seafood” I said ok only prawns, no squid please. Then when the food came, I mentioned we were sharing things and again we were questioned about this despite being friends having a meal together. When my dish came out it was not as expected, something was not right, my friend tried an item as I could not tell what it was, it was sliced fish balls, despite me saying I only wanted prawns & meat, no other seafood. The dish had a few random bits of meat but for the price it was not worth the money and I could not eat it. When I told the waitress, the shorter lady was kind and apologised and the taller, rude lady said “what do you want us to do about it?” “Why did you not mention it before?” I was simply making them aware that I asked what seafood is in the dish and then got given something I did not ask for / was not informed about. I did not mention it earlier as no one checked in or even looked in our tables direction the entire time, so I gave up at this point. Myself and my friend spent £61 for a mediocre Chinese and the rudest service I have ever experienced. The shorter lady apologised and I’m grateful for that but the other waitress was so disrespectful and outright rude to paying customers, I would never return or spend another penny of my money here.

Been wanting to try for a long time. Was it worth queuing for an hour to get in? Probably not. Would I go again? Yes it was pleasant enough. But not sure why there's such a hype. We tried the meats and although tasty, found the pork tough and "springy". The crispy chilli beef was probably the best dish we ordered.

Moved from London seven years ago and struggle to find a good Chinese found this place and I was so happy I regularly used to go here to treat myself spending about £50 to £60 on myself, and that’s just because you can’t get small portions and I like to try a different different things anyway the last time I went there with my friend I was so disappointed my food was cold just wasn’t the best quality The squid wasn’t crispy at all and my triple Owe Me was stone cold but the lady said that’s how they serve it anyway I wasn’t happy because before I’ve been there and it was warm don’t think I’ll be returning there. Need to find a new place Some staff are okay there is one nice,. Honesty need a bigger venue. And one time they made me wait for triple roast me as I got in after a half an hour away they told me it was sold out that was very annoying

I recently visited Happy Seasons and had a highly disappointing experience. I ordered a whole duck, but when my order arrived, it was clearly not a whole duck. When I pointed this out to the staff, they were rude and dismissive, which only added to my frustration. When I pay for a whole duck (which isn’t cheap I might add) I expect a whole duck. I expect better service and quality when dining out. Unfortunately, I won’t be returning to this restaurant.

Insanely good, the roast duck and fried rice was so good. Served by Joy, she was so lovely and accommodating. Cant wait to come back here and try new things! 💕

Some of the best Chinese food I have ever had

Llamé al restaurante con antelación ya que iba a una comida de cumpleaños. Les pregunté si comían sin MSG, ya que soy intolerante a él. Dijeron que había platos que hacían sin MSG y me dijeron algunos platos que podía tener. Cuando llegué al restaurante me dijeron que no había nada que pudiera tener sin MSG, excepto arroz y verduras mixtas. Me dijeron que toda la carne ya está en MSG. Así que fue horrible y no pude comer con el resto de la fiesta. Tuve que ir a otro lado y comer solo. El restaurante seguía diciendo que debo haber llamado a otro restaurante con el mismo nombre, definitivamente no lo hice, llamé al restaurante en Manchester. Solo para añadir insulto a la lesión cuando volví al restaurante después de haber tenido que comer en otro lugar me enteré de que todas las bebidas habían sido retiradas del menú como un gesto de buena voluntad. No había pedido una bebida, esto me lo habían hecho y sin embargo no se me ofreció ningún gesto de buena voluntad de ningún tipo.

Sehr authentisches chinesisches Restaurant im Chinatown Manchester. Beliebt bei Locals, Touristen und Asiaten. Wartezeit einberechnen. Wir hatten Suppe. Dim Sum und zu zweit eine Viertel Ente. Die war Mega. Sehr lecker.

The staff were really friendly and patient as we took time to order. Even gave us options of how the food could arrive. Food was excellent when it arrived, large portions the arrived quickly. We all left full and happy Thank you happy seasons

Duck was delicious, and good value for money. The salt and pepper prawns were nice but way too expensive (I think like £17?). Will be going back for the duck!