Ok. I feel kind of obnoxious writing this review, but, I've been to many takeaway stir-fry…read moreestablishments in my day, and... I don't know if they were just having a really bad time tonight or what... but... bleh. I'm amazed at how they were able to mess up Chinese fast food. It seems like other reviewers like this place, so perhaps tonight was anomalous, but I was *super* disappointed with my noodles this evening. The sauce (I opted for the sweet and sour) was so watered down and it just totally lacked any flavor whatsoever (usually the best part of these places is the abundance of MSG-enhanced sauce). The veg was really overcooked and soggy and just... all in all disappointing. My partner got a totally different noodle/sauce/topping combination and was equally disappointed-- his actually just tasted burnt. Service was very friendly, though. Everyone there seemed on top of their jobs, despite it being an rather busy Friday night with lots of delivery orders coming in. I mean, maybe we just weren't drunk enough? Obviously this place gets points for the convenience, but for roughly the same price you can pop into one of many restaurants in China Town for takeaway 10x better than this.

When you say fast food you expect it to be fast.....and better than you can cook at home....it…read morealways amazes me that some places can't get the two things right! I am happy to say that this place really does! Myself and a mate went in the other day and I was happy to see chicken wraps on the menu made with fresh grilled chicken, salad and blue cheese sauce....I expecting a carb overload as the place is called chop & Wok but alas.....some great healthy alternatives are available! Lovely. The wrap was only about £4 so I was not expecting it ti be as good as it was. It was really something.....the chicken was succulent and fresh and the blue cheese sauce was a really winner. The only slight downside to this place is the fact that its SO hot inside we sat in and I swear I nearly lost half a stone from overheating......I will say though this is more of a take away joint so dont let thins put you off at all they also have seating outside :) If you want somthing fresh and fast....chop and wok

This is the place to go if everyone is too picky on what to eat, they have everything here so…read morepleases everyone. Obviously it's not as high quality food as if you go in a restaurant. Sometimes the food tastes bland or too salty. That's because they cook big portions of stuff, so some food might be overcooked. I do enjoy their starters and currys. Overall it's good place for groups and service is good.

Amazing buffet. Too many options for Vegetarians They do grills, curry's, dosas, Chinese, Chaats,…read morepakoras, tikkis,, golgappas. Woahh it's worth the money you are paying for.

I found this place by looking for Indian restaurants with plenty of vegan options. Indeed, their…read moremenu makes it pretty clear what is or can be vegan. We arrived around 6pm on a Thursday for dinner, and the place was dead. The interior is fancifully set up, and service is very friendly and professional. We ordered: -Vegan tofu curry (£12.50). This was a creamy, mustardy curry, with chunks of firm tofu (seemingly to resemble paneer), drizzled with coconut milk. Rich, creamy, tangy and balanced. Really nicely done. 4.5/5 -Tawa sabzi (£10). This was a drier dish coated with a mustardy curry paste, with cauliflower, potatoes, green beans and peas. The curry has a bit of a sour tang to it but was well-done. 4/5 -Methi aloo gobi (£10). This was also a drier dish, with a fenugreek-driven curry paste coating the cauliflower and potatoes. It was quite similar to the Tawa sabzi, with that sour tang to it. Also well-done but it was too similar to the aforementioned dish. 4/5 We asked for a spiciness level "just above" what they would ordinarily make, and man was it spicy -- not too much for us but bordering that. Overall, tasty food, great service and a pleasant environment. Recommended.

I wish to caution somebody willing to book in an event with Itihaas, Birmingham. I had a terrible…read moreexperience in trying to recover a deposit refund during COVID and eventually ended in losing £ 3,000 in the process. I had booked a Wedding Event for 300 guests to be held in August 2020. We paid £6000 as a deposit for the catering and venue. It was paid by 2 credit cards @3000 each by me and the bride's mother. Unfortunately, the event had to be cancelled with mutual consent due to COVID regulations. As per the prevailing government regulations we were entitled to a full refund barring some expenses incurred by the merchant in the process. We were given a list of expenses incurred amounting to £1494 which were highly manipulated and unreal. We were charged £ 200 for a food tasting event which never happened and charged for the time spend in e-mails, telephone conversation and venue viewing. These, we believed were a part of overhead expenses and were not permissible as expenses incurred by the merchant. We did not receive any services and were entitled to full refund. We still offered a liberal £ 500 to close the dispute but was declined . We were offered a truncated refund of £ 4506 out of £ 6000 as an unconditional offer in April 2020. We had no other option to seek justice and to apply for a charge back from our credit card providers. The process of chargeback was prolonged due to COVID shutdown, and we eventually recovered £ 3000 from one of the credit card providers. Unfortunately, the other credit card providers could not recover our deposit due to delayed and poor representation. We were already frustrated by the ongoing saga and eventually asked Itihaas to honour the initial unconditional offer and pay us the balance of £ 1506 . To our surprise the management refused to pay the balance on the grounds that we used a charge back to seek justice and recover our dues. The management decided to pocket a sum of £ 1506 which was initially offered in the conflict unconditionally. This was extremely appalling, and we felt cheated by the Itihaas management. I will strongly recommend anybody willing to book an event to think twice. You are in for an ordeal and could end up in losing a lot of money.

Very good Chinese place right off of London road. Came here on a Wednesday and it was not too busy…read morebut did have several tables of happy diners enjoying what looked like some excellent hotpot. I got the simmered chicken with yellow bean sauce. While it tasted really excellent, I'm knocking a star off because it was cubed but not de-boned. Some of the romance of date night was reduced by all the fiddly little bits of bone and other non-edible chicken bits. Still, I cannot fault the taste in the least. My boyfriend got a beef and chili dish (I think it was the crispy beef with ginger and chili). I was impressed with the nice seared texture of the thinly sliced beef (lots of places rely on the sauce a bit too much and overlook texture). It had tons of chili and I was worried it would be too much for me, but it was very good. The spiciness had a slow build and I would definitely order it again. As you can see from the photo I uploaded the menu is perfectly comprehensible for English-only speakers. The waitress was either a bit shy or had less English herself but was helpful and friendly so no complaints there. Prices were very reasonable, most dishes coming in under ten pounds.

Real Chinese food!!! I just came from US to visit my friend here. She bring me to this "Real…read moreChinese"restaurant. I found it's really awesome!!! It is the real Chinese food in my memory! Even compare restaurants in China, it can be ranking the top ones!!!

Having walked past this restaurant many times, I thought it was about time to sample the tasty…read moredishes I heard so much about. I booked a table for 7 of us for a Saturday evening, and whilst we waited for everyone to arrive we had a look through the menu - there was so much choice! The restaurant was filling up nicely as the evening went on, which is a good sign. The restaurant has a lovely feel to it, and is nicely decorated. We all decided to have some poppadoms to start, and the sauces that accompanied them were flavoursome and spicy. For my main I decided to have Chicken Tikka which was served with pilau rice and salad as well as seperate bowl for the chicken tikka sauce. Everyone was pleased with their food choices, and there was gasps of "WOW" and "this is lovely" as we tucked in. The service was very good, and they were able to recommend some dishes to us and attended to our every need. I will defintely be coming back, and would also like to try the all you can eat lunchtime buffet at the bargain price of £4.95!

The obligatory curry in Birmingham (well not the only one)…read more On to Yelp we go to spy out a great Curry House after a lovely afternoon in the Symphony Hall listening to a bit of folk, curtsy of The Cadbury Sisters. After the very high recommendations of Milan we trundle along. There were two big tables in this night, which meant there was a great atmosphere to the place. They sat them right at the back of the restaurant so it was all the atmosphere, none of the loud noises right next to you. Window side seat we perused the menu with excitement. With a great big choice of vegetarian options up for grabs we are happy Easter bunnies. Greatly appreciative of Cobra on draught opt for a beer and the Mrs a Mango Lassie - Yum. I've just got to mention, when it comes to curries - I've been spoilt. The Mrs lives in Southall which - hands down has the BEST curries in London - no argument. So as the food comes out I'm praying it all lives up to the hype. Starting lightly with a few poppadoms, the sauces that came out were just amazing. Spicy and creamy a complete world away from the dodgy mango chutney and onion pickle that's the standard at these restaurants. You have to, simply have to have the stuffed baby aubergines and the paneer. So creamy and moreish, perfectly seasoned and just MMmmmm worthy. The paneer is again not the normal, slightly squeeky cheese smothered in tomato, but is smooth and beautifully textured. I'm not going to say its better than Southall curries, because they're simply not the same, but the food is just beautiful. Our waiter was not the best. He was not very attentive at all and even argued with us about not wanting more rice (as it was I was right, we had enough). Still just as we were about to leave a lovely man which I assumed was the owner took our cheque and hoped we had a lovely evening. I'm still not convinced about the brown walls, but all together an A class experience.

This place is cute. The front is all door which are all open on nice days. The drunken noddles were…read moreflavorful, never had celery in a spring roll never will again but that's just me. Overall this was probably the best food I've had in Warwick sense I've been here all week. The only reason it's not a higher rating is I didn't feel like I was welcomed to eat there in the beginning. The manager told me "you know this is Thai food." Wasn't sure what he really meant but that wasn't needed.

We arrived in time for an early lunch and were seated at the front of the restaurant which was…read morecompletely open - this means fresh air, sunshine and the hustle and bustle of Swan Street (screaming children). As the tables around us filled up, we noticed the clientele was mainly businessmen having meetings. I guess if you want to impress a client with your sophistication, you could do worse that take them to The Art Kitchen. The service was efficient though almost comically abrupt. Soft shell crab: Even though it's a starter, it's a £12 starter, so I was pleased to see plenty of crab on the plate. I did not expect deep-fried crab to be so juicy and flavourful. The batter's delicate crunchiness complemented the crab instead of just encasing it. The salad was crisp and fresh with a tasty dressing. The Pad Thai looked amazing sitting on a square of banana leaf. The crushed peanuts were mysteriously secreted under a corner of the banana leaf - good to have the option, I merrily mixed them in. This enhanced the perfect sweet and sour flavour of the dish which was expertly calibrated to satisfy and not overwhelm. The noodles were just right although the sauce was on the oily side. The prawns were a let down compared to the juicy crab starter - rubbery and not much flavour. Next time I will make use of the lime, which I neglected even though it was skewered into the middle of the dish. I ordered the deep fried ice cream out of skepticism. Five minutes later this miracle of science appeared before me in the form of a scotch egg. A scotch egg where the egg is ice cream and the meat is dough. Visually, it's very satisfying to cut into the "egg" and have ice cream ooze out. The outside is perfectly crispy, the inside of the dough is on the bready side which is ok as it's soaked in ice cream. The ice cream wasn't your average vanilla - very rich and intense flavour. I was not a fan of the cooked banana slices - there's just something slimily sinister about warm banana. Warm like it had been in someone's pocket all morning. Thankfully there is more to The Art Kitchen than banana (nice leaves though) and I look forward to returning!

I wish I had found this place sooner.. as I found this as I was moving from the UK. This place was…read morereally nice. Good ambiance. The service was good ... always kept my water full. The food was good but the potions were tiny. I wish there were more fish in my dish, but what I did have was good. The fish was fresh and tasty. I also wish it was a lot more spicy!! I did enjoy the mango and sticky rice for dessert. It wasn't even on the menu but they made it happen. Overall if I'm ever back in the area I will go here.

It's delicious and the satay chicken is soo tasty The chow…read moremain is amazing Thai green soup is also really good ;)

I asked for spicy. I received spicy. It was absolutely delicious. The flavors were perfect. The…read moregarlic naan bread was perfectly doughy and the right amount of garlic to pair with my meal

We discovered this wonderful Nepalese restaurant on a Sunday in Malvern. Where most restaurants are…read moreclosed on Sundays. The restaurant is immaculate, the service is superb and the food was perfect. Our party raved over the Mattar Paneer, Aloo Gobi, Paneer Bahti and the Garlic Mango curry. All were delicious and very reasonable priced. Highly recommended! We'll be back again.