Jasmine House does (English-style) Cantonese style and while I wouldn't suggest you travel to it if…read moreyou live nearby you could do far worse (seriously, some of the Chinese places in Stockport are awful). We were warmly greeted to the pleasantly old fashioned and cosy restaurant and ordered pretty extensively off the menu while we were brought some complimentary prawn crackers. We shared a dim sum/combo platter that did old favourites like prawn toast and spring rolls really well. The dim sum (shi mai and har gau) wasn't bad either. Main courses were standard but tasted freshly cooked or at least piping hot. I didn't have that mucky feeling afterwards that you sometimes get from cheap Chinese food. We were definitely on at least three stars then right at the end, along with some fortune cookies, we were given two complimentary glasses of Bailey's. Both the boyf and I really appreciate a small business working hard to please their customers (me especially having been brought up in one) so we're definitely fans now and this is likely to become our local for Chinese food.

Far and away our favourite Chinese restaurant. The owner and staff are so friendly, the food great,…read morethe prices ok and the atmosphere fantastic. No rushing you, you can sit back, relax and enjoy your evening. Highly recommended.

I had a beautiful meal here and recieved great service, this is a lovely restaurant with nice…read moreatmosphere in good surroundings

This was my second visit here. I found it the same as the first time - good food, helpful staff and…read morea relaxing atmosphere. I had the red duck curry with coconut rice, both of which I enjoyed. There was plenty of meat in the curry, along with grapes (traditional?) and veg. The portions are generous. The curry was £9.95 and the rice was £3.95 so it's OK for Didsbury. I also shared a dessert of fried bananas in coconut milk. This didn't look great when it arrived but tasted like a yummy comfort food dish. They've got a good mix of Thai and western desserts. The decor is Thai prints and restaurant style gold bling. There's also a painting done by an elephant in the ladies loos, for a bit of variety.

We were on the way from watching Jungle Book when we felt something that's in between peckish and…read morehungry. My wife was wanting to have Thai food for a while now so, we decided to head over to Siam Village in Didsbury. Since they were about to close for the night, it was fairly quiet and we were seated quickly. The service was good and even that late in the night the waitresses were polite and friendly. We got a chicken satay, thai green curry and a massaman curry with portions of jasmine rice. The food tasted well and was well prepared. we enjoyed our meal and would definitely go back. One more thing that impressed me was that despite the time of the night, we weren't rushed. Overall we had an enjoyable experience this time, and as with everywhere else, I sincerely hope they continue their levels of quality and service.

I never leaves reviews. My wife and 2 kids were staying in Warrington and the wife wanted Chinese…read morefound this please via Google. The is good but the deserts OMG. High end wedding lever deserts as much as you like. Cheese cake, Coffee Gataux, machine ice with different flavour sauce, apple crumble. Peaches, melon.

The food was amazing and it's an all you can eat. Kids get free lollipops the service is very good…read moreand get your plate after checking. It has different food from different countries.

so I make it my mission to find good Japanese sushi restaurants…read more. This was on my next hit list..so travelling down on Easter Sunday I was prepared for this place to be closed like everything else...thankfully it wasn't.. You cannot miss this place as it has quite a garish red sign with flapping Japanese banners..ducking under these will lead you into a small sheltered place with laminate floors and pine tables. When we sat, we were facing the open kitchen, where a waiter approached us asking if we wanted sushi..of course! The menu offered the usual sashimi, maki, nigiri and udon noodle dishes , but it was 8 pieces each for around £4-5 mark, We ordered the tuna sashimi, nigiri and salmon maki... After seeing previous reviews I chose the recommended salmon teriyaki which is one of my favourites anyway! I have to admit the thing that kills the atmosphere is the lanky waiter.. who was more wooden than the pine table. There was no emotion whatsoever, when he took the order it was flat, and his face expressionless.. Anyway when the sushi arrived I was impressed with the size of the maki roles. The quality of the tuna was also excellent, beautiful red coloured meat in thick slices...nom.. however I love making a small paddling pool of wasabi and soya sauce,, So I was dissappointed when a tiny shallow dish was presented..in seconds this was demolished, and I asked the waiter for some more...I was hoping he would just give me the bottle. but he brought another shallow dish over instead.. When the mains arrived, these looked divine. The beef in the udon soup dish looked good, but apparently the taste was not your average ramen dish...it was flavoured differently.. My Salmon Teriyaki was beautifully cooked in its nice sticky glaze. The portion was just right for the price. The sake was your averages £6.50 for a flask price but was presented in a nice patterned set. After the meal it was discovered that they don't take card ..and when I asked where the toilet was I was baffled when I couldn't find it..the place is only small! Eventually we found out you had to go THROUGH THE KITCHEN which left me feeling uncomfortable..especially because I'm a klutz.. Overall it was worth the trip for this amazing sushi.. to make it 5 star they need to replace/inject life into that one waiter, offer card payments, sort out the bathroom arrangements and leave a soya bottle on the table!

Dam Yelp with their lack of half a star! I'd ideally give this place 4.5 stars because the value…read morefor money is really some of the best I've seen for sushi. But I'll be restrained because you can't call it nearly perfect. The place itself is quite "down and dirty" and I'd advise everybody to make sure that they nip to the loo BEFORE visiting their establishment, but the food really can't be faulted. All the sushi is made in front of you, and it is fresh and flavoursome. I'd highly recommend the gyoza which are cooked to perfection every time I go and always make me want to order more. As mentioned in a previous review the sashimi platter is fantastic and at £13 for an entire boat of fish, is great value. I'm not going to state it's the best sushi place in Manchester, but I'll say it's the best I've tried so far.

This is a restaurant in a pub and the food is absolutely lovely,lots of it too…read more The pub The Robin Hood is in a small village in the countryside and the popular Pin's Kitchen is within the pub.You get very good service here and all the food is freshly prepared from scratch.As Thai food goes this is very good quality and very authentic, the restaurant is run by the Thai wife of the pub owner. The decor is very different and maybe not so good,its a mix of English cottage and Thai souvenirs! Yes lots of it all mixed together, but its the food and the atmosphere you are going for and that is highly recommended.

Best chinese takeaway in Cheadle hulme without a doubt ! Great value and great food with…read moreconsistently high standards and friendly staff. Would recommend the set meal for two and ask to change the main courses to whatever suits your preference !

We Have visited here twice in the 10 years we've been in Sandbach, the first time a few years after…read morewe had moved and we were so disappointed that we never went back however, with a group of friends recently, the Ganges was suggested and we went along with it and I'm more than happy to say the food was gorgeous and the staff lovely and very accommodating with the children! I would definitely go back and will be doing soon as we plan to book and go as a large group again! Would definitely recommend now

The staff are the greatest asset and that's a compliment as their food is tremendously good. They…read morealways remember our names and make a great effort to chat and be friends without overdoing it. The food is wonderful and they're happy to adjust spicyness to suit. There are 2 dishes that stand out for me; 1. Lamb Naga and 2. Lamb garlic bhahar Both options are fantastic, the first if you need some spicy heat and the second to keep vampires away!! The lack of 5 stars is only down to the fact that the prices are starting to rise a bit too quickly. Nonetheless. Go. It's fab!