The best restaurants serving Chinese food in Liverpool North West

Our food was absolutely amazing. Service was absolutely brilliant - everyone was so friendly and ensured that we had a great time. We will definitely be back soon.

Another lovely meal at a reasonable price. Always enjoy our visits there Always a good sign to see Chinese people eating in Big Noddle Bar

This was our second time visiting LuBan for bottomless brunch. This time was to celebrate mine and my partner’s engagement! We absolutely love it here, service is always impeccable. Special mention to Kayleigh (I think that’s her name) the host. A beautiful warm welcome and checked we were okay throughout. All servers were quick to get us another drink and even the manager (I think) was waiting on tables and delivering drinks! Was really nice to see! The food was to die for and the drinks, AMAZING! The ‘sweet not sour’ cocktail is to die for! We finished up our food early and a big table came and sat by us, the waitress seen it was getting loud and offered us to use our remaining time by the bar, which we did. The 3 bar men were lovely, making drinks and having a laugh was just lovely to see. Kayleigh again couldn’t do enough for us and when we told her we were celebrating our engagement she treated us to a free shot. We already can’t wait to come back! Thank you LuBan and your staff on 4/11 for making our special dinner even more memorable!

5 of us dined and we all enjoyed the food, however the service was not quite up to scratch. When we arrived at 6.40, 5 mins early, the restaurant was very busy, however the waiting-on staff should have approached us earlier than the 30 minutes it took them. When they finally arrived, they took the drinks and food order together. 4 of us ordered a banquet and 1 a starter and mains. The drinks arrived quickly apart from the jug of water, which I had to request twice. The banquet starters arrived but the single starter didn't. It was finally served with the mains. The portions were just enough, no more, no less, so no waste. When you book a table you'll be asked to pay a deposit. I said on the night "I bet they don't deduct the deposit from the bill and sure enough I was correct. Nice atmosphere but the aforementioned service issues affected the size of the tip we left.

Don’t go here if your disabled the sour faced woman behind the counter didn’t like my electric wheelchair in side and I asked nicely to be able to charge it a little while I ate and she wouldn’t let me . After her phobia towards disabled people I left 🤬🤬🤬 Having been told the food is good very disappointed

We call in here after seeing a queue. It was 4.00pm Saturday and it was packed. Excellent food, big portions and prompt service

this was recommended by a neighbour and we weren't disappointed. Turned up at the Chinese Take away and ordered at the counter within a minute. Clearly they were busy with telephone orders but received my Chinese meal etc in less than 15mins. Would certainly visit again.

mak's kitchen is a very small little family run business that you could easily walk past. i went to the one on rose lane a few weeks ago an it was very posh looking but overprices and the food very basic. i had parked my car by this little takeway s decided to try her and WOW it was briliant. i got so much food for £21 and it was asoutely delicious. you must give it a try and you wll see what i mean. would NEVER go anywhere else.

Always go to this chippy before the matches at Anfield. Staff are great and quick at serving you. Food is great, especially the sausage, chips and curry or the fish and chips. Reasonably priced as well.

Not only is this a Chinese supermarket - chaotic and well stocked - but it is a Chinese food court offering a range of fresh and flavourful Chinese staples quickly and at low prices. From the first stall which sells a wide range of meals, including staples like sweet and sour chicken and lots of noodles, next to the dim sum stall serving siu mai, har gau and massive plates of wonton in chilli sauce, you move on to get jian bing (Chinese pancakes) then congee and bibimbap and finally to the hot pot stall with a massive choice of meats, vegetables and delicacies to put in the boiling broth - a warning medium hot is probably too spicy for most so perhaps you should ask for mild! There is a row of slim tables and high stools at which you can sit to eat your food - mostly populated by Chinese students confirming how like the back streets of Guangzhou or Hong Knog this experience is. It's a bit addictive!

One of the best things as well as the quality and quantanty of the food is, you can see right into where the food is being prepared , unlike most takeaways .

Had a lovely meal here the other night. Food was really good, as with the city centre restaurant but service was absolutely impeccable, so friendly and kind! Will definitely be back.

Great hot and sour soup. Black bean sauce nice and spicy. Quick and good.

Food was really tasty but they should probably rename the crispy beef to soggy beef, and please do not call fries 'chips'

I ordered Yangzhou fried rice and beef rice noodles. The ingredients were rich and delicious, and the taste was unexpectedly good. It adds to the pleasure of traveling. It is a good restaurant worth recommending! 😋