Yang Sing in Manchester

OMG this was amazing! Food was unreal and staff so lovely. We are booking in again for this Friday I can't wait!!

Restaurant is on the second floor of a building just on the out skit of Chinatown. The place is seriously in need of some upkeep. Staff are friendly but not too good. You would ask for things and they just never came. Even one of the main meals. The bar ran out of beer on tap on a Saturday night. Toilets are pretty minging too for a restaurant. Food was okay, but nowhere near fantastic.

Stuck in the 60s. Horrible interior, old and musty. Food and drinks overpriced and quality is poor. This was best Chinese in Manchester long time ago, but now is just stuck in the past and with such a great food scene in Manchester today, this is one to avoid. Service is decent.

I had reason to be in Manchester for the weekend and set up to meet my daughter in law and her boyfriend for lunch. My first thought was Yang Sing as when I lived in the North West this place was famous. We were so looking forward to it but was shocked at how downbeat it had become. It was only open on the 2nd floor. We were seated in the middle right in line of a cold draft from the doors. The service was slow and haphazard, the food was distinctly ordinary and no different than any local Chinese takeaway. The price was still high though at £164 for 4 and the only alcohol in this were 2 bottles of beer and one bottle of wine. I wasn’t planning on making a tip but they added a service charge anyway, which I paid. I was so very disappointed how this place has declined and would never go back Sorry guys but what happened to the Yang Sing of yesteryear?

We arrived in Manchester and needed to find somewhere for a quick meal so stopped here. The restaurant is big but hardly any guests and smelt musty. The staff were attentive and food was quite nice but it is massively overpriced and simply not worth it.

I'm sorry but this is awful. From the food to the staff to the decor to the price, this is exactly the kind of place that should be closed down. Plain and simple. Good restaurants, sod that, average restaurants are losing business as long as this place stays open. We arrived, shown the table in a near-empty sad vault of a room that resembled a 70s function hall. We asked the waiter what he would recommend from a vast menu (surprisingly lacking in many vegetable options, despite its size). His reply, I've only been here 3 months, I've never tried the food. But I do like Sushi (sic). Another waiter appeared, we gave her our order, she said, I won't have that it's too Chinese, or if you like tofu, I would have the prawns and saffron (I kid you not.) In fact, twice she would point out a completely different meat dish when we ordered a fish dish. Naturally, the vegetarian Ma Po came with pork, less expected was the argument with the manager over whether it was pork or not. Leaving a restaurant had never been so sweet

Sorren service, superb food. Fresh, varied, delicious, traditional. One of the best Chinese restaurants I've ever visited

1st time in 2 years we have visited and still as excellent as ever , upstairs this time but the food and staff were amazing as we told the we were getting married the following day ,,, keep up the good work and we will be back agsin in the future

We have been eating here sporadically for over twenty years and the standard of food is still excellent. We had an evening meal before the theatre with daughters family. Dim sum were good as starters and the mains also good. If I have to be picky the Szechuan dishes we chose eg Ma Po tofu did not have enough chilli, but this is usual in basically Cantonese restaurants. Quick service, reasonable price and friendly waiters.

Visited Sunday afternoon, decided on the dim sum menu. It was extensive and we had 6 dishes between 2 of us. Staff were super friendly and attentive. They are currently operating from the 2nd floor whilst waiting for main restaurant/kitchen to be fixed up. Go and support them. You won’t be disappointed.

Arranged for a birthday treat for a partner who loves Dim Sum. Had to climb the stairs only to be met with what looked like a hospital room with chairs and tables in it. The lighting was so harsh I felt like I was sitting in a school hall having my dinner. It feels like one of those places Gordon Ramsey would come - but even he wouldn’t be able to fix this place! The staff were friendly but very unorganised and untrained, the food was below average and the place had a cheap Chinese buffet feel to it even though it’s advertised as something nicer. Please please please do not go here. You will be utterly disappointed and more research will find that there are some much better places in Manchester to go!!!

Visited for dim sum last week. Never been before and the dim sum menu on display outside the restaurant looked interesting with quite a few novel dishes. Prices also seemed reasonable. When we looked at the dim sum menu in the restaurant though, it seemed trimmed down and didn't have all the options from the menu outside. They seemed to seat all the guests at one corner of the restaurant instead of attempting to social distance them which was odd considering the restaurant wasn't full. We ordered a selection of steamed & fried dim sum. The steamed ones were very disappointing as the dumpling skin was too thick and rubbery so might have been overcooked. Siew mai had a very strong stinky pork smell, prawn in the har kau was hard. The chives & prawn filling wasn't bad but let down by the rubbery skin & the skin on flower dumpling with nuts and the har kau fell apart easily which wasn't great. The glutinous rice was probably the best steamed dish, alongside the chicken feet. In terms of the fried stuff, the prawn in rice paper was miserly portion-wise compared to what we have had in other establishments & the yam croquettes were tasteless. The mixed meat croquettes were very tasty and was the best of the fried dim sum we ordered. With a 10% service charge, the bill was bumped up significantly for what was a very average meal. Not sure what their cooked food is like but our dim sum experience hasn't inspired us to return anytime soon. There are definitely much better dim sum places in and around Manchester!

Poor, massive restaurant shocking service and food was below average. There was a hair in the sweet and sour source. Noodles were over cooked and the chicken was full of cartilage. Would avoid this place. Ignore the good reviews they were clearly left by loyal locals or people who haven’t been recently.

Had this been our first visit, we might have checked reviews first. We’d have read the recent ones and gone somewhere else. But this is the Yang Sing. We have been going to the Yang Sing for years. We don’t live in Manchester but it’s always been a reason to visit. Sadly, the poor place is in a calamitous decline. Most of the building is closed and diners now wind their way upstairs, into the 1970s. The soulless space sets the tone. The food is OK but no longer extraordinary. And it’s insanely, unjustifiably, expensive. There’s no evidence of the family now, either. I don’t think their heart is in it. The stars I’ve awarded are for the staff. I hope the restaurant looks after them because they are now the only thing that sets it apart from any high street takeaway. The stars

We have been visiting the Yang Sing on and off for nearly 25 years now and can honestly say never again. We had a banquet meal for 4 on Saturday (as we had done many times previuosly) but never in a canteen. We ate on the first floor so called restaurant above what we would call the old resteraunt on the ground floor and basement below. On arrival we were told that they were short staffed and the service may take longer than normal, but to be fair we didn’t have to wait long at all.The restaurant had Zero ambience, too bright and to be honest looked dirty and very tacky. The stairs to the toilets were badly lit and the toilets were untidy and dirty not what we have experienced previously and definitely was not up to the usual standard and expectation. Once we had got past the disappointment of the surroundings we ordered the food (Soup, Dim-sung and mains) and as said didn’t have to wait long. The soup was hot and tasty and the main meal and rice was excelent as usual which is more can be said about the Dim-Sung. On two occasions we had to ask for an extra one as the served 3 instead of 4, the dumplings were rubbery and tasteless and the serving of prawn toast was not even a mouth full. When you pay over £175 for the meal with 1 round of drinks which i think was extortionate you expect better as this was once a premium restaurant, not a mediocre takeaway. 


Lots of little dim sum bites to choose from. All the ones we tried were great. Service was good and friendly. Affordable. Very good value for money compared to other restaurants we've been to on our trip.

came for a meal as a treat as it is expensive to eat here, ordered salt and pepper ribs, got 5 ribs for £11 50 they were nice, fillet steak rolls 2 £6.00 wouldn't have them again fillet steak in black pepper sauce £16.50 was...

We ate on the second floor of the restaurant building, as the ground floor was closed. Less atmosphere in the upper room, but that didn't dilute the enjoyment of the meal. We had the Fried Dim Sum platter to start, very nice. Duck and chicken...

We have been here many times in the past but first visit since COVID. We went for Dim Sum and the food was very good. All dishes came on time and .tasted delicious. It was quiet - about six other people eating. Our waitress was...

We ate here last night. We ordered 9 dim sum between 4 , all delicious and black bean ho fun. Which I can honestly say was the nicest I’d ever had. The only disappointment was that they had moved the restaurant to the top floor...

Excellent meal tonight. Vegan tofu and rice. Would highly recommend this place. Must be booked as very popular. Service was excellent too

I can’t believe how poor the Hang Sing was on Monday. The food was dreadful and not the high standard that used to be the hallmark of this restaurant. It was like eating micro waved food the chicken was dry, the prawns were not fresh...

Came on recommendation, should have walked straight out when we saw only one other couple dining in a soulless stuck in the 80s restraunt with at least 50 tables! Ordered the £30 per head "banquet" as looked nice but oh dear what a mistake, 3...

No complaints of the food it was lovely. The actual restaurant doesn't have any atmosphere probably because it's quite bare. However I can imagine when business gets back to normal it will feel better. Speaking to the manageress because of covid they are still struggling...

We had not been here since the pandemic; we were in the basement previously but this time we had to follow the signs up two flight of stairs to their large and airy function room, which had a different feel to it: light, spacious and...

I can fully understand some of the recent negative reviews however we very much enjoyed our meal here. We had dinner booked at our hotel in the evening and so didn't want to eat too much at midday - being able to choose a few...

Visited on spec for an anniversary on Saturday. Been here many times before COVID-19 & now open for business again. Found the main restaurant to be closed & now located in a room on the second floor. First impression was of how dirty it looked...

Awful. We used to come here a few years ago and it was always great. It’s reputation used to precede it. After traipsing round Manchester trying to choose a restaurant (out of practice the past 18 months because of covid) and nearly going to some...

Been coming here since 1990, but not a regular, we come here every 6 months as a treat prior to co vid. Always good service, great food and a good atmosphere. We went with friends yesterday and it was bad. Let’s talk service, I had...

I booked a table for 25 people for a friend's 60th birthday. I emailed them to confirm numbers and menu. 24 hrs later they replied to say that they had "overlooked" the booking and that the restaurant that day had been fully booked out to...

I hate writing bad reviews, but the Yang Sing really needs a kick up the backside. We booked a table ages ago for a birthday celebration, and we were really looking forward to visiting again. What an utter disappointment. For some reason only known to...

Came on recommendation and was looking forward to it. Alarm bells should have sounded when the table next to me sent their food back twice. Our starter arrived and was tasty. For the main we ordered chicken with cashew nuts and it was tasteless. We...

We visited this restaurant as it has a reputation as one of Manchester's best Chinese venues. What a disappointment. We chose banquets, to be the told duck pancakes were an extra charge! The alternative turned out to be mainly nuts with a little chicken. The...

I went with my daughter for afternoon dim sum. They were very good.. of a standard road expect from a good mid-range Chinese restaurant. Well made, good ingredients, good selection... The price I would expect. So Yang Sing is not the place to go for...

Not been here for a few years and expected it to be as remembered. Sadly not. It used to be the top Chinese but now it’s below average. Asked them to make a special menu for us and all they could offer was the obvious...

Very disappointed, always prided itself on ask the chef for anything, and still says this on the menu, asked for a dim sum platter for 1 but wouldn’t do it, I don’t understand why not, surely they would have dim sum prepped, just put one...

Came here for a family meal 28th May 2021. starters & mains ordered, asked for the kids food to come out with the starters, all the food was brought out and therefore cold when we were ready to eat. none of the food ordered was...

Mid-week meal out. Terrible food! Salt and Pepper ribs looked like bacon ribs with a greasy coating and then fried. Duck spring rolls were like something you would buy from a cut price freezer shop. Sizzling fillet steak Cantonese was brought out and sizzled for...

Lovely staff and lovely food. Dumplings were tasty and my partner asked for a meal which wasn’t on the menu, but was accommodated for.

If I could of rated this restaurant a 0 I would of. The food is bland, tasteless and just plain awful. We ordered a selection of different things off the menu and when it came to the mains we just couldn’t face anymore…The restaurant decor...

Ended up here on advise if hotel staff but I later found out there was 2. One called little Yang and Yang. So maybe I went to the wrong one. Being u n China town Manchester you would expect something else. Food 1st,, Malay Currie,...

Food was average, restaurant itself was dirty, not particularly good value for money. Staff were pleasant enough but had to wait 30 mins for mains.

Having had many take away meals from Yang Sing over lockdown, I was pleased to be able to visit the restaurant in person again. Currently the restaurant has moved to the second floor and it is best to book as they are abiding by Covid...

Absolutely disgusting for the money we paid would not recommend to anyone and will never go again Ordered the banquet there was hardly any meat all vegetables salt n pepper ribs were so salty they were inedible Pudding was a ball of dumpling with I...

I love Yang Sing. It is truly the best Chinese I've had in Manchester and some of the best Chinese food I've had anywhere. They are 100 percent Covid compliant and the staff is wonderful. ❤ it!

Disappointed with the food it was cold and slow to arrive,I ordered a chicken dish and it came completely different to how it was described in the menu I complained and was told I was incorrect..I know the difference from shredded chicken and sliced chicken...

Holly deliver the food quickly and the meal was hot and more importantly delicious. The aromatic duck was outstanding.

This has been one of Manchester’s most established and best restaurants for decades and rightly so. The food, decor and service is consistently outstanding. Recently though, with lockdown and various Covid restrictions we’ve been using the delivery service. Whilst delivered food can never be as...

I've not been to the Yang Sing for about 10 years. My family and I used to go very regularly but then it went downhill and we started frequenting a different restaurant in Manchester Chinatown. Anyway, we thought, we would give it another try (just...

Pretty average. Staff were nice enough but the food was really poor. I guess for a last minute walk it it’s ok

Restaurants in Manchester come and go, but when it comes to reliable old favourites this famous Chinese eateries rarely fails to deliver. With the shadow of a local lockdown hanging over us, we turned up hoping that we would be welcomed, and indeed we were....

We were a table of 3 the weekend just gone,when we arrived we were shocked the restaurant downstairs was closed so we sat upstairs which I can only describe as very run down, more like a transport cafe, the manager was very friendly and professional...

I remember this place from in its heyday and although it's still an institution to me. The food was great as always but what stood out were the staff, particularly the floor supervisor on duty Katya, who had booked me in at short notice twice...

Visited here for food with my mum last night! I must say our food was brilliant and the service was even better, we were served by a young girl called Katya and I must say she is a credit to the team, very polite and...

Booked last minute - bank holiday Monday. Haven’t been here for years, thoroughly enjoyed it, food excellent, service was great, friendly place, staff couldn’t do enough to help. Pictured is the house special Chow Mein which was the best I’ve ever had!

Yang Sing was definitely the place to go for Chinese food in Manchester once upon a time... I ordered sweet and sour chicken, egg fried rice, spring rolls etc., all of which you could have got better quality at a local takeaway. Given I ordered...

We had lots of little dim sum between me and my partner which was delicious. Our server Lisa was an absolute delight. She made our night with her bubbly personality and interest in our evening. She was so kind, considerable and hospitalble, and her friendly...

I visited Chinatown for the second time since restaurants have reopened (lunchtime 24.8.20) and was pleased to note, in passing, that at least one restaurant was open that had not been open previously. Watch this space, However, I had booked a table at ‘Yang Sing’,...

I can’t rate the food because we turned round and left! The inside looked like an old hotel conference room with about as much atmosphere. It was gloomy and stark and did not inspire us to stay. The food may have been great but you...

We had great memories of this restaurant but we’re very disappointed - we asked the waitress for a bespoke banquet which we have enjoyed on many occasions in the past at this restaurant, the waitress didn’t seem to understand what we were asking for. We...

I had an evening meal with my wife and two sons (late teens and early 20s). Everything was clean and good gaps between the tables. Service was very good and the food soon arrived. All great, various Dim Sum and Ribs for starters. The Ribs were exquisite, juicy and crispy. Mains were lovely too, again a mix of dishes including Kung Po Chicken, Sizzling Black Bean Beef and a Prawn dish. (Beware, the Kung Po was very hot - but tasty!)Price was fair, made even better by the Eat Out to Help Out scheme. They could probably do with a bit of a makeover as the room was very bare, but only a minor niggle given the service and food.

In lock down missed this place . We went for a meal was so safe and distanced tables . The food was outstanding and great service

The traditional Pan Fried Shanghai Style Pork Buns are actually very different with the dishes made in this restaurant, let alone the taste. Could you please open your google and search for the right food and stop confusing people who never enjoy the beauty of 生煎包.

First time visit for an evening meal. Very queit, due to current coronavirus scare, but really good food, and staff freindly fast and helpful. Thought the beer was good and reasonably priced for a restaurant. Really impressed

Habiendo dejado tarde para reservar una mesa en cualquier lugar un sábado por la noche en Manchester, nos sorprendió conseguir una mesa a las 8 pm en el último minuto en Yang Sing.Cuando aparecimos, el restaurante estaba medio lleno, lo cual no es una buena señal.La decoración estaba cansada y deprimente. Mirando a su alrededor, las sillas necesitaban una renovación desesperada y mi esposo me dijo que los baños no estaban mucho mejor. . . No me atreví con ellos después de sus comentarios.La comida fue muy decepcionante. Cuando mordí mi rollito de primavera, terminé con un bocado de grasa. El Dim Sum era soso y muy duro.Mi plato principal de pollo era de mejor calidad pero estaba tibio.Si no fuera por el servicio amable y eficiente, solo hubiera calificado uno.Lamentablemente, no recomendaría este restaurante.

Estábamos ansiosos por ir al canto de yang como no habíamos estado en un tiempo. Estábamos muy decepcionados. El lugar necesita un cambio de imagen todo era cutre.El personal era muy amable y eficiente, aunque me dijeron que no había chile en un plato, sí. Sin embargo, lo cambiaron.Tuvimos un banquete a las 42 cada uno. Nuestro local para llevar es mejor. Lo que le ha pasado a la comida. Solía ser muy bueno. Absolutamente no vale la pena el dinero. El restaurante era tranquilo sin ambiente, pero si la comida continúa así, no creo que esté abierta mucho tiempo

This used to be an amazing restaurant and I went with a friend for dinner. We ordered a banquet, some of which was excellent (steamed sea bass and the prawns) and some less so(the ostrich fillet was a bit tough, the chicken and sweet corn soup a bit bland). The service was very good, shame the food has fallen from what was a lofty perch.

Pleasant efficient low key staff and they do do gluten free. Marked on menu. I had paper wrapped prawns and sweet and sour chicken with boiled rice. No repurcussions so it really was gluten free! Three main courses two starters two beers and bottle of spring water £71 inc 10% service charge which I thought was reasonably priced.

Plenty of staff and all very pleasant and keen . The restaurant itself needs a complete makeover.... the food was pretty awful to be honest and this place has definitely slipped back as regards quality . Great shame because it used to be so good

Bought a yang sing gift vouchers , which I used on the night , the manager then belittled me and made me wait until he checked it was real, he walked off for about ten minutes and then allowed us to leave the restaurant. The reason he did this was due to asking him to take off service charge . Was one of the worst experiences , sadly I have more vouchers so will need to come back , feel if you offer gift vouchers you should allow customer to use them and not belittle them. He said I need to give him some money as I had a gift voucher!!!! Didn’t really think this was the aim or wouldn’t of purchase them in the first place

Héél lekker Chinees eten, fantastisch personeel! Aanrader!! Beste Won Ton soep ooit gegeten! ook de inrichting van het restaurant was zeker ok.

Visited for the first time on Friday night. Food was very good. Had Char Shui, Lemon and Honey Chicken, Beef Satay, Fried Rice. Portions were large and we couldn't finish it all. Food was hot and very tasty. Service was friendly but a bit inconsistant though it didn't spoil our evening and we will definitely plan to go back next time we are in Manchester.

We arrived 30 mins early for our booking but no issue. Pleasant service throughout the meal. Both steak and beef dishes were amazing apparently. The duck was a little tough and my chicken was chewy. Don’t think we’ll go back.

Over all very Good experience. My husband and I visited the Yang Sing for a birthday celebration. We had booked and were seated quickly.

My self and my partner decided to visit the Yang Sing on Chinese new year day. We were both pretty disappointed with the level of service from this restaurant. Our waitresses albiet very plesant had absolutel no idea of the wine selection or food types, they told us they had literally just started working there on that day!(and had no training) So they have pretty much no idea of what to do. We ordered Red wine in the end and they just came with the bottle open and simply poured it without asking us to taste first. Simple things but when you are having a special meal then you expect a bit better service. When the food arrived it was very average, not what i expected from what i thought was the #1 chinese restaurant in Chinatown. For two of us with one bottle of wine the bill came to £130.

Terrible. Their manager Ben Midgly had terrible service and bartender Jonathan called customers 'fxxking chinese' at their back. Cant believe they have such racist staff in Chinatown...

Great Chinese food.Waiter was so helpful,we got him to choose the food for us ,and we weren't disappointed.

Its looking a bit tired now, but the food is great. We've never had a bad meal. Service is good too.

Food ,service ,cleanliness ,not what you would expect from a legend of a restaurant. Terrible experience sophisticated diners eat elsewhere.

I visited this restaurant with a load of colleagues on Friday 20th December 2019. Take into account that I first visited this restaurant over 20 years ago (When Harry Yeung had it). I have visited a few times since over the years and it has been fine. Not this latest visit. At over £30 per person set meal we were expecting something good. What we received were small portions of food. Admittedly the food was good but there was not even half enough to go round. One steamed dumpling per person and not even enough spring rolls for one each. Absolutely ridiculous. Then the second course of crispy duck and pancakes etc. To be fair that was nice and there was enough wraps. So, taking into account the old saying of ‘Save the best till last’. Well, it’s sort of true here... the main dishes were tasty and hot, however, only a few of our party could tell you that because there was nowhere near enough food to go round. Working it out it would have been cheaper to choose 3 courses each and it would have cost less than the set meal price. Absolute idiotic portion sizes for the price. Oh, and those carpets on the upper floor...They are seriously, seriously filthy like an Alsatian’s Blanket. Taking into account the competitive nature (and great food available) of such restaurants in Manchester I rank this as VERY BAD.

So having booked a table for 10 (in advance and pre-ordering our set menu meals) We arrived to a blank looking front of house, who was clearly not expecting us. After a 25 minute wait at the bar, we were shown to the table, which even at this point we though was not a great sign.

Really good Chinese in area with plenty of choice. Restaurant was almost full on aTuesday evening so that was a good sign. Tried the Dim Sum, Duck then Kung Po Chicken, extra spicy. Service was good. Not cheap but nice place

This was the best Chinese restaurant me and my partner have ever been to! The service was top and the food was out of this world, proper traditional Chinese food. Everything was very reasonable for the standards we received.

I first went to the Yang Sing more than 30 years ago. It was in its heyday: exciting, innovative, full of new flavours and ideas. Sadly, on the evidence of a recent visit, those days are long gone; it appears to be living on its former reputation. The menu, like the cooking and even the furniture, is tired and out of date. The Yang Sing seems to inhabit a time warp: left behind by the varied and refreshing developments in Asian cuisine over the last two decades.

A superb lunch yesterday at The Yang Sing. Hadn't been for probably ten years and the food is as good as ever. Service was fine. What struck me was how tired the restaurant decor, carpets, entrance appeared. With all the revenue this place must generate maybe some re-investment is called for ?

We booked the Yang Sing restaurant as I had been there many years ago but unfortunately the week after I was there a fire had caused extensive damage.

I visited Yang Sing for lunch on Tuesday (12.11.19) and was very satisfied with Woo Kok, Beef dumplings with ginger & spring onion, Cha sui bao, Mock sharks fin soup and Cha sui cheung fun. A wide selection of excellent dim sum with the owner regularly in the kitchen. This was a little dearer than the average for Chinatown but well worth the difference unless one knows exactly where to go.

Here for a community fundraiser, great hospitality and food, authentic splendid dining. A must for thoise wanting to sample the best in Chinese food in the city

excellent dim sum lovely meals, just note the bill includes service charge which was fine as the service was good but I do think the customer should be able to choose who to tip and how much.

I am troubled by all the negative reviews on here. We arrived on a Saturday evening with no reservation. We were seated quickly by enthusiastic staff. We ate from the adventurous end of things (chicken feet, dumpligs, , and had a great time. The only small slip was needing to ask for a forgotten rice dish. The staff gave us a tour of the sweet dim sum to finish, which was really nice and good fun. I recommend Yang Sing.

Nice meal with family. Good value, duck with pancakes a bit overdone but tasty, dim sum very good, prawns with XO sauce very nice. Chicken with bamboo shoots good, crispy pork very good as well.

I’ve never been to this restaurant before; but my wife had many years ago and she had a terrific experience. So, as we were in town and staying close we opted for a meal here. What a disappointment it turned out to be.

Visited alone tonight, whilst away on business. Had the Kung Po Chicken. Outstanding. Really tasty indeed. Staff were super attentive and helpful.

Our group of 11 had dinner here on a weekday. It was relatively empty. We enjoyed the roast duck which was large and meaty and not too fatty. The fish fillets were fresh and tasty as were the vegetable dishes. Didn’t quite enjoy the curry chicken and curry beef that we had ordered as the curry taste somehow tasted different from what we are used to. Overall I would say we enjoyed this Chinese meal fairly well. Prices are reasonable and service was good.

We booked a table for 16, 14 of us showed up. We were shown to two separate tables. The manager explained that they didn’t have a table for 16, it would have been nice to have been told at the time of booking. We were given two bottles of prosecco to make up for it! A waitress finally suggested that as there were only 14 she could make a single table for 12 into a 14 so we got there in the end, if a little squashed.

First class service, nice atmosphere and excellent menu. Tuesday night and busy enough to create an atmosphere. Good to see unusual dishes on the menu.

Popped in for a quick meal last night. Staff are lovely and helpful. Food , as always was wonderful. Recommend 😀

Amazing friendly staff, incredible aubergines that’s all I have to say.great food and atmosphere thank you

Didn't pre-book but arrived early Saturday evening and were lucky to get a table without delay. Food was on the whole excellent but due to the authenticity of some dishes, I would advise checking with the waiters about what some dishes entail. We encountered a pork dish that was 'unexpected' to a western pallet. None the less a lovely meal and good service. Definitely will go again.£££

My wife and I have spent lots of time in China . Hong Kong and Shanghai , and yes the food there is different, whether its better depends on the day, the mood,