This is my favorite chinese in Keighley, we prefer to order takeaway as it is quite a bit cheaper…read morethan eating in (although we've not been on their offer nights). As previous posters have said the food tastes freshly cooked and not salty, delivery is always fast and prawn crackers are always free! As was mentioned before the portions are slighty smaller than your average takeaway but I think it's more than enough with a side of rice for one person and sometimes a bit too filling if like me you also have to have soup and a starter....the crispy chilli beef is a must to share!!

The restaurant was recommended to me by a friend so we thought we would try it out instead of our…read moreusual takeaway. I was very impressed, the food is very well prepared, not too salty like many Chinese dishes can be. The staff are friendly and attentive and the prices are fair considering the quality. The only downside is lack of parking but its worth a short walk.

The food from here is spot on. I've only had takeaways. You get plenty of food, the staff are…read morepleasant and I've not had 1 takeaway without free food or drinks! Their customer service is great, if you wait for your takeaway they'll always give you prawn crackers to sit and wait.

I have been here a few times and went just last night with a friend and although it is not the best…read moreall you can eat buffet I have been to, it is not the worst either, my only problems with this are that the rice always seems to be hard unlike the one near the market in town where it is always soft and the second problem is the atmosphere when we walked in the waiter showed us to our table and just stood there and were were not sure if he was waiting for us to place a drink order or show us to the food as I have been to buffets where both has happend but he just stood there and made us feel really awkward, and the final problem is that the toilets need to be bigger as there is only 1 female toilet and 1 male toilet which is fine for when its quite but if its busy you may be waiting a while to use it. That aside the good points are that they have a good selection of food including duck as far as I know on everyday whereas some buffets only have it on a certain day, there is also a fish tank which is nice and relaxing to watch the fish even though 1 fish looks a bit big for the tank, 1 of the best things about this place though isn't the food it is the fact that they don't charge if you leave anything on your plate where as a lot of places will charge you £5 or £6 which isn't good if you want to try something for the 1st time and decide you don't like it. The furniture has character to it instead of being some cheap stuff to save on money which is always nice in my opinion as it makes the place stand out, the staff are friendly and say hello as you walk in and goodbye as you leave even if they haven't served you at all while you have been there. As with any all you can eat I work on the theory that you want at least 1 plate full of food for every £5 you spend on the meal to make it worth while and believe me when me and my dad go to 1 of these we make sure we get our moneys worth ; )

Imagine all your favourite chinese dishes ready to eat as soon as you arrive for just £5.50…read more Bargain! If you eat between 11-4 during the week you can have your favourites from the chinese buffet for this price (or for (£10.00 at on-peak times). The resturant is unlike other buffets I have visited which often feel more like a primary school dinner situation full of rowdy custom. Palace Chine is tucked in the corner of the Kirkstall entertainment complex and is often shadowed by the large Frankie and Bennies, Nando's and McDonalds. Nevertheless if you know where it is you will always pick Palace Chine first for some cheap and quick chinese cuisine! The venue itself is not particular plush however is uses contemporary modern design in places, traditional chinese nik-naks and basic furnishing to create it's own little niche! The food can be a little greasy however the more tradition black bean sauces and rices are just divine, especially when you consider the price

Well presented and extensive range of chinese dishes. Alway very busy at the weekends, must make a…read morereservation.

Very tastey food, courses are usually served very quickly so you're not usually waiting long for…read moreyour meal. My wife and I love going here for our special occasions.

So far, I've only had the opportunity to get take away from this lovely spot, that was - until the…read moreother night. My Dad, being the fab bloke that he is, drove me home from my Christmas jaunt in the homelands of Gloucestershire, and as such deserved a decent feed. I'd already decided to treat him, but the question was - where to go? Since we didn't wish to trek into town, we opted to head over to Sukhothai after a few at Arcadia. And it's safe to say this was an excellent choice. You get the royal treatment in all of their venues, with beautifully dressed and attentive staff, ready to welcome you in. We were seated and treated to the Christmas menu, which was too tempting not to try. We went for the 'Snowflake' (I think, that or the Santa) which meant sharing three starters, three mains, and a dessert each for £50. Not bad at all. The starters were delicious, with the prawns being beautifully arranged like little birds, and the chicken satay was to die for. I'm not sure what the creamy sauce is that was slathered on them, but it was beautiful! To follow came one of the most delicious coconut and steak curries I've had the pleasure of eating - the steak melted in your mouth, and the flavour of the dish was exquisite. The duck dish was just as lovely, but much spicier, and the chicken (deep fried and breadcrumbed) was equally well made. Basically, all of it was incredible. The range showed a good number of flavours, and it all came in good time - in fact, they checked to see how soon we'd like them to come. I'd no room for the dessert, but they even popped it in a box for us to take home. The staff were all wonderful, and the whole experience was a real treat. We shall be back for certain!

Because of its location (next to the imperious Salvo's), Sukhothai has to do something special -…read moreand it does. Many people regard this place as the finest Thai joint in Leeds, and it's not hard to see why. The interior is classy but retains that great Thai authenticity through dark carvings and subtle decorations, which lends the restaurant a pleasant, intimate atmosphere. Despite the flawlessness of the décor, environment and service, it is the food that must take the real plaudits. I had the chicken noodle soup (£4) followed by a red curry (£8) and both were insanely flavourful, and the fact that you can wash it all down with genuine Thai beers such as Chang just ices the already impressive cake.

Been twice since this place opened early-April 2014…read more Both times, amazing food. First time had the chicken and keema mix. Hot but wanted to finish it as it was so tasty and well prepared. Fruit and Nut naan (Peshwari) is the best I have tried and only have one rice on menu but ask them and they will prepare one for you. Second time had Chicken and Spinach balti and was just as good. Would have got five stars but I dont think the restaurant runs as well when dealing with group which I was with on the second time (first time came with group of four, second time as a group of twelve). The tables are all two seater tables so bunching together six tables with food on looked a mess by the end. We also had to force the waiter to take our order after asking twice to order (yet we were asked about our drinks over half a dozen times while eating our meal) By dont in anyway let this sway you from coming to try the food. I will return and soon.

I have removed a star as I agree, a little tlc to say the least is required front of house…read more in terms of the food it's always fresh and tasty. I've used this takeaway for as long as I can remember. I've NEVER had anything greasy! give it a try.

Thankfully, the food from Oriental Dragon is better than the inside of the takeaway…read more Fairly dingy and dirty, it's the sort of place that almost encourages you to wait outside for your food - which I did. The food itself was a good standard of Chinese and Cantonese cuisine, with the typically extensive menu and massive portions that you get from most takeaways in this vein, but it has perhaps the greasiest spring rolls I've ever tasted. Not the sort of level of grease that makes you feel guilty but happy, but the sort of level of grease that makes your plate go see through. Not nice.

Absolutely beautiful food and such amazing service from usha she couldn't of been more helpful,…read morebrilliant service

I only discovered Bengal Brasserie nearing the end of my time on the Hyde Park/Burley border. The…read morestudent area, I find, really does lack many genuinely decent curry houses. Out of the dozens I can think of off the top of my head, only a handful really pleases and satisfies the curry craving. The decor is very modern inside the restaurant, and instantly, you can see that it is very popular with both locals and students alike. The menu is wide, offering your standard curry favourites, as well as other 'specialities'. I opted for a special, and I was certainly not disappointed. The flavours were good. There was just one thing that I and my boyfriend were not really sure of about the place. It certainly wasn't the lack of custom, nor the staff- who were very welcoming indeed. It may well have been the lack of complimentary popadoms at the start of the meal. It is slightly more expensive than your average curry (only just), particularly being so close to Hyde Park. Although the food is clearly made with more care and very tasty, my dish tasted very similar to my boyfriends, prompting the thought that they use the same sauce for everything. With that in mind, I would suggest that you go in a group, to disprove this theory, or to the buffet they serve up on Sunday night, to sample more of their flavours.