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We were a bit disappointed because the portions were quite small and the food was average. The staff were a bit inattentive. It was okay, but I wouldn’t recommend if you want authentic Thai food. The upper room was very loud.

Visiting for the wknd and called in here initially to take away but decided to eat it inside due to the rain. Met by lovely staff so helpful we both ordered the large chicken chow mein and picked what veg we wanted with it. It was cooked in the wok infront of us and served very quickly. Its one of the nicest chow meins I have had in a long time. We would definitely eat here again when we visit. The place was very clean the staff were smart with clean uniforms. The diner is basic there's no frills but it's not meant to be like that you go there for the food.

Very poor takeaway. Took over an hour to deliver, and I don’t mind waiting for quality, but this was very poor. I know eggs have gone up in price but they should still be a predominant part of an egg fried rice! Everything else tasted just bland or a bit weird. The beef in the beef and mushroom was too thick and chewy. Thought we’d give this place a go, but certainly won’t go back, sorry.

This place is so good. There is nothing pretentious about it. It’s all about the food which is excellent and authentic. I walked in there randomly and have been back repeatedly.

Visited DPD for early brunch 2 x in a month recently. We last visited quite a few years ago, so it was nice to return. One of the benefits is it’s open around 11 am, so it's very convenient if you are looking for a bite before other eateries open at 12. Visiting early also means you’re guaranteed a seat at the busy food court! We ordered our usual - the chicken udon set, which comes with a piece of spare rib and a spring roll, as well as a drink. The udon dish is one of the few dishes which they cook to order, so it’s not like the other dishes which might have been sitting in the bain marie for some time. We asked for the ribs to be replaced with salt and pepper chicken wings, which was no issue. Prices have definitely climbed through the years, but wasn’t bad value for £8.70, considering the noodles were freshly cooked. The food was served in paper containers, and wooden cutlery was provided. I believe these replaced the styrofoam boxes and plastic cutlery from previous visits, so that’s better for the environment. The noodles were piping hot and a generous amount, with a decent amount of chicken. The spring rolls were nice and crisp and didn’t taste like the shop bought variety. The salt and pepper wings weren’t too bad. We also tried the curry chips for £3.00 which was a small portion, but tasty, with a generous portion of curry sauce. The sauce didn’t really taste spicy till we were having it on its own, without the chips. Overall, DPD is a nice place to dine if you’re looking to fill your tummy without paying over the odds. Check them out for decent Chinese food at the Arndale!

Love this restaurant. Love the view, the ambience, atmosphere, friendliness, great service and most of all.. Great food. Really fresh, hot, delicious. Can't wait till next visit.

Takeaway treat tonight. Staff done me a lovely Garlic chicken Madras. Had this with Pilau Rice & Garlic Nann. Very nice food & recommend

This place was genuinely the worst place I have ever eaten. To start the menu online is not the menu In store We ordered a couple of cocktails, heavily overpriced. My old fashioned was served in dirty glasses. Perfectly priced at £15 per drink. On to the the food. Starters were spring rolls, clearly bought from Iceland, soggy and tasteless and drenched in sweet chilli sauce to mask the the lack of flavour. Mains; "Korean fried" chicken. Something I never thought I'd find on a Vietnamese menu. But nonetheless the picture on the menu looked good. However we were served with one piece of oven fried chicken thigh with a large serving of sticky rice. I have travelled all over Asia and never once has any chef paired Thai sticky rice with "Korean fried chicken" and of course to cover up the lack of flavour again, an abundance of sweet chilli sauce was generously lathered across both the sticky rice and the 'Korean fried chicken' . All this for the low low price of £24 for 2. Sides, I ordered a bao bun with pulled pork, also not Vietnamese but when in Rome. The bun was soggy, moist at best, the pork tasteless and unseasoned all for £7. Our entire meal with drinks came up to a grand total eye watering £82 This place is a scam, as others suggested, it is not Vietnamese, nor is it Korean, nor is it Thai or Chinese for that matter. In fact if any member of the Asian community where go here they would immediately walk back out. The chef should be ashamed of themselves and should probably pick up a cook book or maybe spend sometime at a Vietnamese hawker stall and learn a thing or two. I am happy offer some recommendations.

We go to Chaiiwala for the karak chai. It’s absolutely delicious!! One or two of the staff on occasion was a little dull and slightly unfriendly which is why I didn’t give 5 stars. The food looks tasty so I will try one or two things on my next visit. The atmosphere is very chilled which means you can sit with friends or family and enjoy some good conversations over some delicious chai.

We went for a family get together. 15 adults and 5 children and the staff could not do enough for us. Service was great. Catered to every request and the food was really delicious. Thank you very much

What a great nepales. food experience .lovely food great hospitality from staff.taste of nepal is here .please do visit this place at least once.

I believe the owner has another restaurant in Soho called Leong's Legend if that helps. Alternative the Korean Spicy Grill down the road is really good!

Used to love this restaurant I don’t know if new people had taken over but it was awful. Never before Have I seen a fluorescent korma, masala sauce tasted like from a jar no heat or flavour usually have a mushroom phal it came with prawns which would’ve been a major problem if I had a seafood allergy the naan breads were undercooked and doughy sang aloo potato was hard and the coconut rice was claggey I’ve never been to coconut and it’s life tried and had to throw away away waste of money

No hemos tenido ninguno de los problemas con el servicio que han mencionado en otras críticas, a pesar de venir en los últimos 2-3 años. Siempre tenemos un buen tiempo aquí. El mango basado más postres siempre parece sabroso. La próxima vez que probar los postres chinos más tradicionales. Una visita aquí es siempre un buen final para una cena.

food was late for starters but chips were dead, chewy chicen, sweet and sour sauce tasted like poo, spring rolls were soggy and tasted like bumhole, noodles were half decent 2/10 , but overall made me want to jump off a bridge and throw up simultaneously not a good hangover remedy bye