The best restaurants serving Chinese food in East of England

Possibly the worst Chinese take away we received. Duck was extremely fatty, boiled rice was rock hard, noodles were disgusting to the point all food was thrown away! Also to add 1.5 hours late with delivery!!!!! Do NOT recommend!!

DISGUSTING avoid!!! DON’T WASTE YOU MONEY. Bought from here a few times but never again. Last two meals chicken balls undercooked. Also on this occasion the chicken curry was full of fat. Ended up in the bin. Poor quality, would rather go the Maccy’s

A friend’s 60th birthday and we went for a dim sum lunch where they were very accommodating and food was lovely! Will certainly go back again!

I stayed at Poets House as part of a family holiday. I was delighted with the room I was allocated which had everything I needed. The bathroom was extravagant with great amenities. Nothing was too much trouble, and the little touches made my stay even better. The hotel is close to town, well within walking distance to the cathedral and market square (worth a wander if you have the time). The car park is easily accessible - remember to drop off your luggage and check in first before heading over.

Ordered a takeaway after browsing their extensive vegan menu. Food was ready in half an hour for collection. Everything was piping hot. Food was delicious 10/10 best Chinese meal I’ve had since being a vegan. We had mushroom chow mein, vegetable chow mein, crispy chilli vegan ‘beef’, sweet and sour vegan ‘prawns’, mock duck and pancakes, seaweed, vegan ‘chicken’ satay, spring rolls, vegan ‘chicken’ balls and curry sauce, garlic tofu and broccoli, banana fritters and vegan fried rice. We loved everything except the tofu in the garlic sauce the tofu was a bit watery but the broccoli in the same sauce was delicious. Would recommend highly! Upon collecting it was confirmed without even asking that it was all vegan! Thanks Fortune Garden

Used to be the best Chinese in Leighton Buzzard in new hands and now very poor. The food was very poor quality, the restaurant was noisy because there are now moor tables and we felt very squashed in, the staff were friendly but it has gone rapidly down hill in every way we had some chicken dishes and the chicken was awful dry and hard, will not be going again

i had a lovely take away! made to my speasifecations was delisious !!! ( as always )

My partner and I were originally put off by the run down state of the place , everything looked so unclean and very dated .. The staff were friendly and helpful.. The food was nice .. but wasn't blown away..

Went as part of a group of 18 to celebrate a 60th Wedding Anniversary. Wine list was on table so ordered two bottles of Prosecco and a bottle of Chilean white. Was brought a bottle of champagne which I explained was not what I had ordered. I was then told they only had two bottles of Prosecco, one of which was a Rose. Next my bottle of white wine arrived but it was not what I had ordered. I expressed my dissatisfaction with the situation and was told that a recent change of ownership meant that some of the wines listed were no longer available. I said that really was not acceptable. Why on earth put the wine lists on the tables if they know that many of the wines are not actually available. I was then offered some bottles of wine to choose from. One of the bottles offered to me was a Chenin Blanc which is the ASDA Extra Special Chenin Blanc retailing for £7 in the local ASDA store less than a 100 yards from the restaurant. I believe that it is a potential breach of their alcohol licence to sell bottles of wine bought from a local supermarket. I also think that ASDA would not be happy if they knew their wine was being sold in a local restaurant. Whilst all this was going on nobody bothered to ask us if we were ready to order our food - my wife had to go and ask somebody to come and take the order. A lady, who I presume is the manager, kept a very low profile whilst all this was going on instead of taking charge of the situation. Later during the meal I was told that they had "found" two more bottles pf Prosecco. Will never return to this place for a dine in meal.

Distinctly average food in general in my experience, but what was really disappointing was the quality of the chicken. Tasteless and Literally like chewing rubber.

Excellent oriental food with plenty of seating and great menu options available. Very friendly staff helping to add to the experience. Public car park at the rear just off the high street.

Food quality is good, in particular, the deep fried squid is very delicious. The 82 year old Taiwanese Chef made us a chicken fish soup with deep fried rice vermicelli. It’s very special and we all love it. The portion is generous. Service is excellent. It’s quiet on a Sunday night, probably due to location.

Beef curry was very tasty. The sweet and sour chicken balls were delicious. The sweet and sour sauce was gorgeous. Crispy shredded beef was okay.

Good luck to anyone with allergies asking for certain parts of the food to be kept out, absolutely useless. That is if you have the patience to sit and wait for food that you gave a time for collection to watch about 8 other people walk in and collect straight away and then be last one sat there. Then to find parts of order cold, so safe to say I won't be returning for a repeat performance.

Been here a few times recently and obviously I have been impressed, otherwise wouldn’t keep returning. The food comes up piping hot, which is a massive plus for me. The quality is great and I think this place is such value for money, but go in there really hungry otherwise you won’t get past the starters. Like a lot of people on here, I have to give so much credit to the ladies that make it such a nice experience. Mother and daughter, what a team. Always remember you and have a great knowledge of the menu and makes you feel like friends. Would definitely recommend