The best restaurants serving Chinese food in West Midlands

Poped in after a show around the corner, and it was amazing. The wife use to go years back, and as good as ever.

We had a great experience at Buffet Fever! The food was delicious, with a large selection of dishes that catered to different tastes. Everything we tried was fresh and flavorful. The staff was very friendly and attentive, which made our visit even more enjoyable. The atmosphere was nice and inviting, perfect for a relaxed evening out. We visited on a Saturday night in November 2024, and the price was £19 per person + drinks, which we found to be fair for the quality and variety offered. Highly recommended!

An excellent night out with family. Food and service was great

6 hours after eating the prawn curry, I had to take my are se for a pss Finally back on solid food, 48 hours later Be warned

Food from here is the best and love the freebies 😊

Must have industrial powered microwave ovens as from hanging up after telephone order door was being knocked 8 minutes later 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

Great food. Never had a bad meal, very tasty. Great customer service 😊 would definitely recommend

This used to be the best around but the last few times I've used have been awful. Something has changed in the last few years. Charged £5 for delivery for 5 miles. Definitely the last time I will use. £32 in the bin

For well over 20 years we have eaten from Szechuan House regularly and considered it the best Chinese take-away in the area by far. We never had a bad dish and the food and service was always wonderful. Sadly, however, it seems to be under new management since we last ordered from there a few months ago. There was no warning or announcement, as far as we were aware, so the first indication of the change was when we phoned to order. Our number has always been recognised by the extremely friendly and efficient Chinese staff, who never had to be told our address. Last week we were answered by a really rude lady with a broad Brummy accent who seemed to struggle with the menu and not even know what was on it. When the food arrived, it was the worst Chinese meal we have ever had. The ribs, normally thick, juicy and in a tasty barbecue sauce, were very dry and fatty, like old meat in a thick, jelly-like substance, like treacle that had no flavour at all but was extremely salty. The spring rolls, normally in a light, crispy pastry stuffed with a fresh, moist & very tasty beansprout mixture, had a thick, stodgy, soggy pastry with tasteless, not at all fresh beansprouts. The prawn toast was just as bad: a layer of very dry, chewy, badly minced prawns with bits of shell in it just sitting rather than spread into the top of very dry toast. Again, it was tasteless but very salty. The pork dumplings were soggy pasty filled with a tasteless, gelatinous mixture, nothing like any pork filling we've ever had before. The Seaweed was overcooked and the fish flavour so overpowering that I gagged. The main courses were also truly awful. Rice noodles with pork (my favourite usually) were dry (the bits of pork that are usually juicy and fresh, were like scrap leftovers that had been sitting around for a couple of days. The Char Siu was not Char Siu at all. Char Siu is actually marinated then roast pork served sliced with a distinctive red colour around the edges and nothing else. What we got was boiled pork in a bland but salty glutinous sauce with vegetables. The beef dish was no better, with dry beef in a very thick very salty sauce that just tasted of soy sauce. The rice was probably the best dish but even that was overcooked but dry and crispy around the edges. I like my food salty and always add extra, to the dismay of my family, but even for me this meal was far too salty, I suppose to mask the lack of taste. To top it all there were no fortune cookies. Suffice to say that, after nearly 25 years, we are having to find a new Chinese takeaway as there is not a chance on earth that we will ever eat from Sezchuan House again, particularly given the 'dodgy' stomachs we all suffered through all night. The food reminded me of the kind of bland tasteless 'Chinese' food, full of monosodium glutomate, that was served in the 1970s when foreign food takeaways were unusual and most Brits thought vol-au-vents were sophisticated. If we could give Szechuan House zero stars, we would. Such a shame.

Ordered a dry special chowmein when it came it was just chicken I called them and they said because I asked for it dry no gravy I just get chicken with noodles no prawns pork etc wont be using again as never heard so much bull in my life

Only gave 1 star as couldn't do any less. I Was looking forward to jade house re-opening. It appears operating under two names jade house 335 and four seasons donya. ALL I CAN SAY IS EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED. Ordered on line advised 30 - 40 minutes which is fine. But no 2 hr delivery, 3 phone calls asking where delivery was in total 30 calls if you count engaged tone. Told extremely busy, sorry no excuse you take order and you deliver on time. Well food finally arrived but it was cold and spring rolls well think they were made 2 hrs earlier.

The food was not very good quality

Always quick delivery, delicious food, lots of choice and massive portions. Wouldn't go anywhere else!

Portion sizes used to be better I go elsewhere now as I don't think it's value for money and you can tell it's not as good quality as it used to be food wise prices have gone through the roof and definitely the taste is not the same

Ordered food at 7:50pm. Estimated an 8:40pm delivery.. It came to 9pm and still no delivery. I phoned and the staff said "5 minutes away" Another 20 minutes I called again.. the woman blamed the driver.. claiming ‘ The driver couldn't read the satnav and had no credit to call me’ Given I live in the centre of Hereford on an old estate it's very hard to get lost.