The best restaurants serving Chinese food in England

Lovely food and relaxed atmosphere

Food is really bad, don’t waste your money. The egg fried rice we had was like leftover for a few days.

Food absolutely great as always thanx

Onion bhajis did not arrive. The curry was not a rogan Josh it was more like a korma. Wasn’t bad but shame is wasn’t right

Great food, clean and friendly, there lunchtime deal is so good, loads of refill drink options. Only thing let's it down is it's cash only.

Thank apart from not changing one of thd chowmein after calling everything was as ordered 👍

Absolutely loved the All You Can Eat, embraced the deal with my friends for a special occasion. The sesame king prawn toast in particular was an excellent starter! Many thanks

Great experience overall. Friendly team, quick service, and quality ingredients. The atmosphere got a bit loud during peak time but it didn’t ruin the vibe.

Food was amazing and the people fantastic. Loved it!

Really disappointing experience here tonight. We usually come here for family special occasions as it is pricier than other places. The service was dreadful, we asked for the food to come together (there were 4 of us, including two children) and half of the food came at different times, the other half never turned up. The children's food was so late coming out that my son had fallen asleep and was napping under the table. One of the young male servers came over and asked me to move the child our suit him up in the chair (asleep? How?!), and then started shaking his head at me when I said that he wasn't doing any harm under the table. The wait staff tried to say the food hadn't come as the kitchen was so busy - the first 45 minutes we were in there, there were only two other tables taken in there, one of four and one of two, so I was not impressed. Overall, very disappointing, we will try somewhere else next time.

Chicken curry was very sweet and not hot. Small portion.

A great all you can eat buffet. Really like that you order off the menu so it's fresher than the ones where you go up to help yourself. Even the beer is reasonably priced for a Chinese. Would recommend.

Always brilliant food and great service. Really welcoming too.

I have been visiting Manchester China Town for many year maybe about 40 and I have seen many changes, I thought the food had got very poor in this area but we stumbled across this place and gave it a try for dim sum. I have to say its the first restaurant including ones that I regularly frequently that they treat Chinesse and foreigners that same, like fresh water for tea, a very small thing but if you eat dim sum and know the etiquette you appreciate. Also one if the waiters noticed one of our dishes was missing a dipping sauce and immediately was on the intercom and it arrived. Food was very good the taste has to be some of the best I gave eaten for a longtime (I did live in Hong Kong) and portion size was huge if fact we had to take 2 dishes home with us. Deffo worth a visit

He frecuentado este establecimiento un par de veces, hasta que me rendí a cualquier tipo de coherencia y decidí escribir esta crítica. Puedes pedir el mismo plato varias veces, cada vez que lo preparen de una manera diferente, uno con salsa, otro sin ella, uno con esta cobertura, otro con algo más de lado. Lo que te gustó una vez, podría ser repugnante la próxima vez. Literalmente no tienes idea de qué tipo de plato obtendrás, parece depender de los caprichos del chef dado en el momento del pedido. El servicio en general es deficiente, te quieren fuera de allí lo antes posible, cuando sirven la comida rápido. Por otro lado, a veces, puede esperar de 30 a 40 minutos para que su porción llegue, mientras que las mesas a su alrededor han pedido mucho más tarde, ya están hasta los postres, tiene la mitad de su porción entregada y la otra mitad todavía pendiente. Qué tan satisfactoria puede ser una comida, si el plato principal se sirve en un momento y el arroz se sirve 20 minutos después. Parecen creer que una lata gratis de coca compensaría todos los males, pero no es así, una comida arruinada es una comida arruinada. Aléjate, si no quieres que te atienda personal gruñón y que te ladren con medias frases, eso tiene cierto parecido con el inglés.