My Chinese friends took me to this place and I was surprised by the delicious authentic Chinese…read morefood here. We had Toufu fish and spicy fried prawn which were so tasty. I also ordered beef which was not that great as the meat was a bit rough. I went there again and had a different fish dish and a prawn dish which were great again. So I would recommend this place to anyone who want authentic Sichuan (central China) Chinese food. The place is near university and perfect for lunch. The price is reasonable as well. I will go back again.

Decent Chinese food catered towards the many Chinese international students who go to university in…read moreLeicester. Portions are quite big and well priced. This is a decent satisfying meal experience as long as you don't mind the aesthetics of the place - it's not the greatest. But you know what they say about Chinese food, the shadier it looks, the better it tastes.

How have I gone so long without going? Yes okay the entrance is a bit, fishy. But the place itself…read moreis brilliant. Decore is basic but tidy and clean, perfect for me; you know all your money goes towards food not fancy decorations. Onto the food. It's proper Chinese food, at least the Chinese dishes are. Dumplings are hand made and not just out of a frozen packet, and the noodles also don't taste like they come out of a packets. Best of all it's not been anglicised at all. No more needs to be said. And it's super good value. Service is basic and on the slow side. But food takes time to cook. That's just how it is. Overall 9/10. It's not a wine and dine place. More for those who want good food, and not much else. Thoroughly recommended

This is a tiny chinese restaurant situated in beeston town centre, it can be hard to miss if you…read moredon't look around for the sign board on the street as it is situated behind a little alley way. They serve chinese food and steamboat here. I have not tried the ala carte dishes but have tried the steamboat twice. It is good value for money, a tenner for a buffet style steamboat. Steamboat is typically a chinese meal where your food ingredients are cooked in a simmering pot of soup. I had the spicy si chuan soup which was awesome. The buffet style here is not take all you can, they serve you more on request when you are done. Food that they serve include beef, pork, chicken, mussels, prawn and vegetables. They also have a few kinds of dipping sauces which are quite good. I always end up too full here but I will still visit again! :)

Superb service and Chinese food of very high quality. I have dined here many times and enjoy the…read morefriendly service and the duck is prepared to perfection. Each time I visit the standard never fails to ensure that dining is such a pleasure.

This Chinese restaurant is alright, it serves the fairly typical Chinese dishes which doesn't taste…read morethat bad. It is very quite and not that crowded al all. The decoration is good and helps to give a nice atmosphere and cosy feel in the restaurant. The service is not too bad. The price of the food isn't very cheap or too expensive, it's mid range. I would recommend this restaurant if you want to go somewhere subdued and quite. It's in the centre of Littleover so is easily accessible and very convenient if you live nearby. It's not an amazing restaurant, but it's not bad either.

This is a terrible place to go. The waiter is really rude and do not even serve your properly. I…read morecan't believe such waiter can actually work there. Do not ever go there for food, the experience would just leave u so unsatisfied and really hate the place. Why spoil a good evening?

Tasty food. They serve a great selection and cater for the anglicised version of Chinese you may be…read moreused to as well as serving authentic dishes too. Friendly staff on the whole. Good take out service. The decor is a touch basic, but I don't think that detracts from the experience at all.

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!!!

I went here with a mate to test the waters, so to speak, in preparation for organising a Christmas…read moremeal for the society I help run. All in all I was pleasantly surprised - not only was the food very good, but the prices are lower than the other all-you-can-eat Chinese restaurant nearby and the food, in my opinion, is nicer. The starters are roughly the same as the starters you get at other such restaurants: present and correct was the sesame prawn toast, the fried chicken wings, the crispy aromatic duck (with pancakes), the spring rolls and the dumplings. The mains, too, are fairly run-of-the-mill for such an establishment, with a range of options covering chicken, prawn, pork and the like and a range of tastes from sweet and sour to curry via black bean sauce. However, the devil is in the detail and they were all brilliantly executed (except for the lemon chicken, by which we were slightly disappointed). I was also impressed that the rice ran out much less often than you'd usually expect and I was also pleasantly startled by the availability of sushi and similar things in the buffet, which went down very well. In addition to all that, there was a teriyaki bar where you could get things cooked to order with your choice of sauce (although I was so full after sampling the extensive buffet I didn't get a chance to try it!). For pudding there were fritters available and a freezer full of tubs of proper ice cream to go with it, unlike some restaurants' desserts which are just sundaes kept ready in a huge freezer or a Mr. Whippy-style ice cream dispenser on the side with some marshmallows. I always appreciate a restaurant doing desserts that aren't just different arrangements of chocolate and icecream! All in all, I had a wonderful evening and I can't wait for round two later in the semester.

Chinese buffet. Pretty big and more expensive than other buffets in town although the food is…read moreessentially the same so I wouldn't go there unless someone else was paying! It's based downstairs so look carefully so you don't miss the entrance, which sports a (recently beheaded) terracotta warrior. It's clean and light, although the tables are as characteristically crowded as all these places are in Leicester. Wide choice of food, although finding the rice can be a bit challenging for some reason, however, as I say, especially at lunch go to the place on High Street - it's half the price for the same quality and service.

An excellent Chinese restaurant in Eastwood. This restaurant operates on an all-you-can eat basis…read morewith a twist all the food is cooked to order and there is table service! No messing about going up to a buffet counter, just order with your server what dishes you would like next. Chicken Satay is excellent, as is the pork. In fact, all the dishes are cooked excellently and are very fresh. Don't go overboard on ordering dishes however! Also offer takeaways, of which I believe there is an offer along the lines of 3 dishes for £10, so long as one dish is a rice. A must visit for anyone in the area.

Sadly I found myself the only diner in the restaurant but still I went in to give it a go. Strange…read morethat they had to switch the music on to create the atmosphere as it looked like they were alarmed that I had walk through their open door. Once I was sat down (so many empty seats to choose) I was brought a drinks menu that had certainly seen better days a food menu which just listed the options for the all you can eat and a poor attempt for prawn crackers. They looked like the ones you would get out of a bag at Tesco not the big light but crunchy ones I get in my local Chinese in Bristol. So on to the food to start I ordered salt and pepper squid which was actually rather nice however I made a mistake and ordered salt and pepper beef as well. The beef came out like pork crackling and was vary salty compared to the squid. For my main I thought I would go for something with a bit of zing so ordered Chicken in lemon sauce and pork and mushrooms. Pork and mushrooms were good however the chicken was battered, hard and crunchier and the sauce resembled lemon curd not nice. I had some egg fried rice with it and there was just something about it that didn't seem like my locals egg fried rice. It was like the rice had been over boiled and the egg was added at a later stage and I doubt neither components had been fried at all. I know this seems harsh but I tell it as I find it and the most bizarre thing of all us the tables were laid out with spoons and forks........hello excuse me where are the chop sticks of do the people of Nottingham not have an ability to use them!!!!!!!!

I came here with my Chinese friend & we ordered 1 meat dish, 2sea food dish & 1 cold dish…read more(cucumber). The cucumber was quite spicy. The prawn cake was a bit of disappointment as it's similar price as other real prawn dish but didn't taste that great. The pork ribs were all right, not amazing. The scallops dish were a nice surprise & tasted good because of the oyster source. The menu didn't have many choices like many authentic Chinese restaurant would have done. Maybe because this is a Cantonese restaurant targeted for British customers. The location & atmosphere were very good. It's next to a big park with lots of parking spaces. The decoration was beautiful for a romantic dinner or family gathering.

Food was pretty good - most of the group ordered "white people" Chinese food like Lemon Chicken and…read moreSweet & Sour Pork. My hot pot was pretty flavorful and had lots of meat in it. Biggest problem was that in the restroom after my meal, a cook came in and used the facility, but then left without washing his hands. I wonder what else goes on in this establishment that isn't up to safety standards?