I was here after visiting the Windsor Castle, great prices for such a touristy area and fresh food…read moremade to order. A little difficult to find but the rest is great. Please, try this place if you are in the area.

Classy Chinese restaurant with table service and a good selection of wines. The outside isn't much…read moreto look at, but it's nice inside. This isn't a combo meal type place; all items sold separately (no meat and fried rice combos). Service was fast and food was good. Like every restaurant in England it seems, you'll have to request the bill when you're done (they don't automatically bring it). The Mongolian chicken had a good flavor, but was a little too heavily sauced for my liking. The fried rice was nice; added some of my excess Mongolian sauce to spice it up a bit. The pork fried dumplings were a little bland on their own and the ginger dipping sauce they provided was overwhelming, so again I used a little Mongolian sauce.

We've tried a number of Chinese takeaways with varying success. This takeaway was definitely a cut…read moreabove the rest. The food was excellent and full of flavour, but unlike most, this food was not swamped in salt. The food was also not overly packed with the cheaper ingredients to pad it out. Basically the food was a joy to eat, not expensive and we've definitely found a new takeaway as a favourite

This is one of the best Chinese takeaways I've had. It has a good mix of standard Chinese takeaway…read morefare, as well as some more adventurous dishes like Ma Po Tofu, which is actually quite spicy. The salt & pepper king prawn was yummy, and the hot & spicy lamb was really tasty. The pancake roll was great - with fresh bean sprouts, chicken & prawn. Service is pleasant and food is ready fast. We have found our new local Chinese!

This Resteraunt is in a great location. Easy to find using the postcode and sat nav. Easy parking…read moreand more to the rear of the property as well. The inside transforms you to the East. Very well laid out and looks fairly new too. Lots of statues wood carvings etc. Even a few ponds and a mini bridge. The lighting level is low and really sets the scene. The pay one price and eat what you like is better than most in so much there is a large choice and the food is delivered to your table The food taste was great and although the food didn't always come out at the same time it was worth it The waiters try to double up portions and are quite strict what they will or will not do and at times can be quite rude. In fact they are a riot and very rude Drinks are extra. Good selection We ate as a large family group on a Sunday lunch time It was a good Resteraunt as far as the decor and food choice and quality was concerned. The big down side was the staff. Abrupt. No interpersonal skills. No interaction. My recommendation would be either change the staff or go self serve I wouldn't return

First time at this restaurant. Did not know beforehand that it was a fixed price, all-you-can-eat…read morestyle restaurant. The decor is charming and the food is very tasty. The restaurant has set menus if you don't want to have to think for yourself and you are happy to let the restaurant choose the meal for you. If you want to entertain a small group of friends, this would be an excellent venue. You will not leave this restaurant feeling hungry.

Excellent service excellent service excellent food lunch deals a must evening meal excellent highly…read morerecommend

Simply the best, been going there for over 10 years, food is always fresh piping hot. The staff are…read morevery friendly

All you can eat for £15.95 Sunday to Thursday, plus 10% service charge…read more The menu has pretty much everything I would expect from a Chinese restaurant including the often absent crispy duck pancakes, and unlike most of the all you can eat offerings I have come across it doesn't operate on a buffet system. Whatever you order is freshly cooked for you there and then. The food was good, I certainly didn't feel like they were trying to discourage me from eating all I could. After each course the waitress asked if we wanted more before moving on to the next course. Portion size was fine, not that it matters because you can just keep getting more. The drinks were a little expensive, but given the fixed cost of the menu that's par for the course for these sorts of establishments. For two of us with drinks (1 x beer, 3 x soft drinks) our total including service was £50. I'm still stuffed now, several hours later so I think it was pretty good value. Service was fast and friendly throughout. If we had half stars I would have gone for 3.5, but as there is already a 3 star review I'll go 4 to make a 3.5 average. I think that's a fair representation.

Good quality chinese food. Generous portion size. Decor could do with some updating. Service is…read morealso very good.

I have been looking for a really long time for a good Chinese/Cantonese restaurant, and Dragon inn…read moreis now definitely one of my favourites. The food reminded me so much of when I stayed in Hong Kong. *** You can either order separate food from the main menu or go all in for a good fixed price. *** It's quite a small restaurant but that makes it very nice to eat in not too much noise and peace. *** The people who work there are super kind and nice too! Definitely 5 starts worth :)

Good Chinese restaurant, with a nice ambience. Used to be amazing but now just very good. Service…read morenot as good as it used to be. Has its own car park in rear and is easy to get to.

My family have been coming to this place for longer than I can remember (though seemingly not…read morelinger than the waiting staff can remember, as they keep reminding us each time!) and it never disappoints. The service is excellent, with super-friendly staff and a grand interior setting to match (a cherry blossom tree seemingly impossibly grows from the centre of the dining area). The food is also an equal match to this and is highly recommended. Order loads of dishes to share - you'll want to try them all! For a real sense of occasion, be sure to order the roast duck + pancakes, where the staff will shred the duck at your tableside for you.

Chu Chin Chow is very good. Expensive compared to some in the area, but you do get what you pay for…read more could not suggest a single way in which our food could have been better, and service struck an excellent balance of being attentive without being obtrusive. Well worth the money for a good meal with good staff and good ambience.

Before this place was a Chinese take out place it was a pizza place and something else that I don't…read morequite remember before that. None of those businesses survived but this place has been open for a good 10 years. A sign of a great Chinese? Or a sign of the only Chinese in the village? It was a real treat to get food from here as a kid and when I have been back in the past me and Amber (my best friend who taught me to skip when I was 7) would stuff our faces with the greasy joys that this establishment provided. Possibly not worth the trip out to Binfield but totally a solid good choice.

Nice Chinese take away. Friendly service…read more Can get busy at weekends, Some parking behind shop

We decided to try Ascot Oriental on the strength of Hardens. We had some friends visiting and…read morewanted to take them out somewhere a bit more special than our usual Chinese (Beijing in Horsell or Guildford) and we couldn't get into Thai Terrace at short notice. From the menus on Ascot Oriental's web-site, we thought it sounded like they did something a bit different with more interesting ingredients than the run of the mill. Sadly the menu descriptions were where the positives ended. Service was OK-ish. Our tea was replenished quickly but there was zero warmth or sense of being welcome. At the end they plucked the bill folder containing (my card - sticking out so that they could see) the table without looking at us and whisked it away rather than bringing the machine to the table. When they realised it was a card, they tried to take it to a different table and have them pay for our meal :-) Errors like this can happen but this was just symptomatic of the way the staff (including the proprietor) went through the motions. We chose the mixed hors d'oeuvres which consisted of seaweed, vegetable spring rolls, sesame prawn toast, chicken satay, spare ribs and some gyoza type pork dumplings. All standard fare bar the gyoza. These were basically OK but nothing special. The problems (which became themes throughout the meal) were quantity and value. This starter was £9.50 a head and had precisely one of each item (part from seaweed of course). Each spare rib was about 10 cm long and must have come from skinny pigs. The sesame prawn toast was a quarter slice of toast per person from a particularly small loaf. The amounts were so small that we and our guests felt uncomfortable and awkward lest we were depriving someone else - hardly the special occasion for which we had hoped. We followed this with crispy duck and pancakes. This was fine and as one would expect but at £12.50 for a quarter duck on the pricey side. They do a number of more interesting sounding mains, but it seems the skill is mainly in the menu writing. Sauteed lamb with ginger and spring onions was tasty. The fillet beef in oyster sauce was also tasty but fillet steak strikes me as a needless indulgence when meat is being marinated anyway especially as this pushes the price up to £16 for a small dish. Other dishes were OK (nothing more) but noticeably on the small side (even the Singapore noodles). A special note must go to the Thai green chicken curry. Now, it's possible that this is more authentic and those that I have had before have not been, but it was IMHO dreadful. It wasn't green, and had barely any flavour save that of coconut milk (had they run out of green curry paste?). I didn't spot any mini aubergines or anything else which would suggest Thai green curry. Unfortunately this was another abject lesson in what we've known for a long time but occasionally forget. Food in some of the more affluent parts of Surrey is typically poor value and often of low quality. If you're in this area try Siam Gallery in Virginia Water for Thai which is a bit better or hoof it to Beijing in Horsell for mainly Chinese (with some Thai dishes) where we eat regularly without disappointment - I'll get to writing a review for that place sometime, but try the Sunday buffet (which is actually cooked fresh to order but all one price - excellent).

This in my view is the best Chinese restaurant in the locality. Fabulous soft shell crab and cod…read moreloin with yellow bean sauce, more sophisticated than a run of the mill Chinese, but reflected in the price too........ very nice tables in the conservatory if you have a party of 4+ Good, attentive staff who - just as in all Chinese restaurants - are quick to top up yr wineglass !