The best restaurants serving Chinese food in Regency Brighton and Hove South East

Very delicious and authentic noodles車仔麵. Its so good that I have to buy it back to London to give my boyfriend a try! P.S. their fans since I was in university. It’s one of my must go restaurant when I’m back to Brighton for conference! Will come back for sure

Had MaPo Tofu served by a lovely hostess. The menu looked very extensive and I feel l may go back and have a Chinese curry sometime. It was nice and quiet at 12.30pm , which is fine with me 🐱

Después de leer las críticas esperaba algo especial, sin embargo, sentí que el lugar no estaba a la altura de sus expectativas. Los fideos tirados a mano con pechuga de ternera eran lo suficientemente agradables, pero los fideos son casi como mini láminas de lasaña y hacían que la parte superior del plato fuera pesada y robusta. El plato no tenía suficiente sabor y tuve que añadir más vinagre y salsa de soja para animarlo. Sin embargo, lo peor fue la porción de carne de res que venía con los fideos que era demasiado pequeño, de ninguna manera lo suficiente, así que se sintió un poco arrancado por esta parte (por favor, ver foto). Toda la comida era pesada, densa y sosa. Ten cuidado con los tamaños de las porciones de proteína que no estipulan lo que muestran en sus fotografías anunciadas.

Amazing food - amazing Staff !!!!

Is China China still open? I went down there with a business friend two Saturday’s ago- peak evening time - and the restaurant was closed. I called the China China number just now and the message was Number Unobtainable. One of my favourite, fun restaurants in town. Hope it’s only a temporary closure.

On first impressions, the outside of the restaurant is not inviting at all. In fact, it’s off putting, however when you are in inside the decor is lovely. Plenty of room for us and a pram. Food was yummy, slightly pricey compared to other Chinese restaurants I’ve been to but portions were big. Would recommend.

Ever wondered what it’s like to pay restaurant prices for food that tastes like it came in a plastic bag? Wonder no more—China Garden has you covered. From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted by a décor that screams “1994 called and it wants its wallpaper back.” The atmosphere is so flat, I half expected to hear tumbleweeds roll by. As for the staff, let’s just say if charm were currency, they’d be bankrupt. It’s less “dining experience” and more “grumpy food handover.” The food? Spectacularly mediocre. Imagine your usual Friday night takeaway… now double the price, halve the flavour, and serve it at warp speed. Blink and you’ll miss your meal—and any chance of enjoying a relaxed evening. Although, with the vibe inside, maybe fast is merciful. To be clear, this isn’t a restaurant. It’s a Chinese takeaway with seating—if you’re into disappointment with a side of soy sauce. And just when you think it’s over, the bill arrives, helpfully reminding you that service charges aren’t included (don’t worry, we noticed). Decline to tip and brace yourself—you might just get escorted out with the kind of attitude that makes you wonder if you’re on a hidden camera show. In short: save your money, your tastebuds, and your dignity. There are plenty of places that actually want your business

food was really cold and prices are outrageous

quick, easy, nice... and spicy, if you ask the right way. No matter how many times i need the difference in the noodles explaining to me they do it with no judgement. Spicy brisket noodle (no i still can't remember which ones) soup is fantastic, if you're getting a cold this will chase it off.

Love frequenting chopstix on my lunch break. The staff (josef and Andro) are always helpful and friendly! If anything, I only go back for them!