Lee Garden is a popular Chinese and Thai Food Restaurant that offers a really impressive range of…read morefood including; Peking, Cantonese, Szechuan Chinese food as well as Thai and Malaysian cuisine. Whilst it's pleasant enough to eat in, I have mainly patronised them by using the take out menu, especially when trying to accommodate the tastes a large group of people. They have the most extensive menu for far Eastern food that I'm aware of in Cardiff, and so it's a no brainer who I recommend when we are trying to order for five or more people... it cuts down on the quibbling! The fact that they are open seven days a week also makes them pretty dependable. Being popular, they get pretty busy at the weekends and so delivery times can be erratic. They give a 15% reduction in price for collections, and they tend to process your order a lot quicker if you collect in person. I advise everyone to pick up their food if possible, especially if it's a large order. I've only eaten in once and enjoyed the experience. We needed a table for two at 8.30 on a Saturday night, and luckily didn't have to wait too long, despite not making a reservation. We wouldn't have been so lucky if there had been more of us. It's probably best to book on any night of the week, and is definitely advisable at the weekend. There's two numbers to call: 02920 462388 02920 486288 Unfortunately, there's no website, which, considering the extent of their menu, would be really useful. They have a well printed, four leaf take away menu that you can call in and collect when you are passing.

If you're a Chinese place on the same road as The Swallow, your business model has to revolve…read morearound one of two things if you're going to survive: being so mind-blowingly exceptional at what you do that you actually manage to surpass The Swallow, or offering customers something that The Swallow doesn't. Lee Garden opts for the latter choice, providing a menu that offers an extensive range of dishes that veer away from the standard Chinese fare of noodles + rice + lemon chicken. Instead, they have a menu that, besides the standards, also offers a selection of less anglicised Oriental dishes. If you are looking for a standard Chinese, and know exactly what you want, go for The Swallow. The food's better there. If you're a little more daring and want to take your tastebuds on a test drive of some new flavours, try the Lee Garden. Even if you don't enjoy the food, you can at least say you've tried it.

I should say this is the best Chinese restaurant I ever been to in UK. Food is exactly the same as…read morethat in Main Land of China, and it's a very modern styled place with traditional Chinese stuffs . Another good thing is you can go with your friends, and have a Karaoke party there. Believe it or not, it's awesome.

Been here before and revisited a yr later. Not really delicious, but not much choices in Bristol I…read morethink. Big enough place for party, that's an advantage. As long as ppl are happy, no body cares too much about food.

The Golden Rickshaw is only a few doors down from my favourite Chinese take away in Roath, the…read moreSwallow Chinese Take Away. That's not to say that I don't rate the Golden Rickshaw, I do! In my estimation the Golden Rickshaw is a very close second, and as it opens every day of the week and has longer opening hours than the Swallow Chinese Take Away, I've had cause to discover this on more than one occasion. The menu here is more comprehensive than at the Swallow Chinese Take Away, but in many ways they are similar. The prices don't vary too much either. There's only twenty pence difference in the cost of boiled rice for instance, with The Golden Rickshaw being the slightly more expensive of the two. They are just as friendly here at The Golden Rickshaw, and have been around for nearly as long. Well not quite... but sixteen years is a long time on City Road!!!

Someone else ordered food from here for me so I had never seen it until I was walking down City…read moreRoad taking all my photos for that week and I saw it, and put two and two together. The outside of it looks a little bit dingy really, doesn't it? But the food that I had from there was so utterly delicious that it really doesn't matter. Sometimes when you have rice from a chinese restaurant it can be a little bit clumpy, all overcooked and stuck together. However, any chinese place worth its salt will never serve this to you. My egg fried rice was light and beautiful. It was also still piping hot when I ate it. I hate having to reheat rice. I always get so worried about it! The main dish I had was just vegetables. However, it was lovely.

Yang's Chinese is a restaurant I remember very well since visiting as a child. I remember not even…read moretrying Chinese food before so I was skeptic. But as soon as I tried the food in this place I ended up wanted more. Especially those prawn crackers, I honestly think they have the best prawn crackers ever. As far as the prices go they are extremely reasonable per person. Roughly spending around £12 plus drinks. Now the restaurant is a buffet so it has a set price and now it's all you can eat. They also offer a take away option. You can order over the phone and get it delivered or go and pick it up. The food is just as good as they would serve it in the restaurant. Definitely go and visit New Yang's Chinese is Barry. It is definitely the best Chinese restaurant in that area. I could really go for a prawn cracker now...

Fantastic, tasty food whether you choose to eat from the menu or from the buffet…read more Wide selection of foods for both those who eat meat and vegetarians. Buffet food is constantly replenished. Good selection of Chinese beers as well as both alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks. You can order food to takeaway also. We enjoy the food so much that we have just changed from our regular chinese takeaway to here. You pay a bit more for it but the quality is worth it. They will happily create something that isn't on the menu for you. I recently wanted to order a mixed seafood dish but did not see one on the menu. They happily created a plentiful one for me without question. Staff are excellent, always friendly and are attentive without crowding you. Excellent place for a quiet meal or for a large gathering.

This was the first place I've had dim sum, and thankfully I went with my partner who is a lot more…read moreexperienced at ordering than I am. We got the: - chilli + black bean ribs - spicy XO turnip squares - preserved duck egg and pork congee - char siu buns - prawn rice rolls - sui mai - a pot of tea To the best of my recollection, all of the food was cooked well and pretty delicious. Since this was my first time, I didn't exactly have anything to compare it against, but my partner also approved. My favourite was the turnip cake, which I'm probably going to insist on getting upon subsequent dim visits (and have done, on the one other occasion I've been).The servers that we spoke to were all friendly, and the restaurant was busy but had a nice atmosphere as a result. There was a good level of background chatter, but it was never too loud or distracting. Looking forward to returning one day (hopefully soon!)

Very traditional Chinese Cantonese cuisine, the food is very good, you can eat in or take out…read more Cantonese dim sum will be served in the afternoon, if you want to try Chinese Cantonese cuisine, this is a very good place.

Probably one of the best chinese resteraunts in Fishponds…read more I've got a friend who swears by this place, and wont get a takeaway from anywhere else, always adament that this is the one place everyone should get there chinese from... this can pose quite a big problem, especialy when we are visiting our friends in south Bedminster! The eat in option is nice, it's decorated very tastefully and you feel like you should be spending more than you are (which is always the best way round to do it!). Food is a great quality, you can tell you know what they are doing.

This is a quick and snappy Chinese restaurant delivering the efficient yet tasty food of a good…read moretakeaway place within a restaurant. That is to say, it's not restaurant food but takeaway food. The sit down choices inside are all seemingly based around the takeaway menu offering any meal plus rice for a fiver. I actually quite like the 'cut and paste' slapped together vibe. It's more authentic; many restaurants in Asia not being fancy shiny venues but a quick refuelling stop. You can obviously get a takeaway here too but not that late into the night. If it's a quick one stop you want, with a taste of Chinese on your tongue - you can do a lot worse.

Honestly forgot the name of what we ordered but it was great Chinese food! I don't think you can go…read morewrong with anything on the menu because it's been so nicely curated. Portions are large and service is prompt! You're quickly seated and able to order from and pay on your mobile phone. They limit contact here which is nice in the covid pandemic world.

Had a late lunch here, the front of the menu features thai & japanese dishes but the restaraunt is…read moreprimarily chinese food with some 50+ items in the back menu. I had the xinjiang lamb + noodles and it was very nice with fresh ingredients and some heat from the chili peppers. 9£+£2.50 for the bowl plus the soda, so not exactly cheap but the portion was filling and quite tasty and staff were fast and polite

I don't choose to go out for Chinese very often, because it's not my favourite cuisine, and a lot…read moreof Cardiff's Chinese restaurants seem to serve up fairly bland, mediocre cuisine - with the exception of a handful such as the Riverside Cantonese and Happy Gathering. I'm fairly sure authentic Chinese food shouldn't be like that, but short of travelling to China for some first hand experience I'm hardly an expert reviewer. Unfortunately, however, the Bozan Chinese seems to be one of the mediocre crew, serving up passable but unexceptional Chinese food - but what does go in its favour are the cheap-ish prices and the staff, who are very sweet and attentive. Personally, I'd far rather go for Japanese or just about any other cuisine than Chinese, and I can't see me rushing back here in a hurry, but for a cheap, filling meal in friendly surrounds it's not bad.

Bo Zan is a typical Chinese restaurant that offers the 'all you can eat option' at £6.00 on a…read moreSunday and £11.50 on Friday and Saturday night. Prices in general are pretty keen, essentially the equivalent of low end takeaway prices with half added again. This means that most of the main courses off the normal menu are around the £6.00 to £7.00 mark. Bo Zan is better than the 'all you can eat' restaurants in the centre of town, but as with all eateries that adopt this rather questionable practice, which to my mind equates to the discount store directive of 'stack 'em high, and shift 'em quick', cooking in such quantities at a really frenetic pace inevitably means that standards drop below that of food made with more care and consideration. I've eaten here before, and I will doubtless eat here again. The food is definitely passable, and allows large groups, with people from different income groups, to all eat out together. The Bo Zan is a great leveller in this respect. I recommend avoiding the weekends entirely, and ordering ff the menu. The food is usually better that way!