Through the power of Yelp we came across Elements, on the Antrim Road and not sure where to get a…read moredecent Chinese takeaway we turned to trusty Yelp. Elements came out on the nearby search and the rating results so it was a no brainer. After ordering over the phone we headed straight over and guess what? It was ready for us. I was impressed with the clean interior of the takeaway and I liked the way you could see in to the kitchen. Also there was a comical sign on the window saying, 'Don't stand on the sofa or knock the window' - not sure what's gone on in the past but it was pretty quiet this evening. We ordered a salted chilli chicken dish with 2 sides and it was absolute perfection. Filling and flavoursome. The price wasn't too bad either. £9.20 for all this! I was impressed.

Elements is a fantastic Chinese on the Antrim Road. The past two reviewer's seem to think its…read moreupmarket for North Belfast and if that's because it doesn't have the same paint job for the past 20 years and have an angry middle aged woman behind the counter, well, their right! The food is fantastic and very reasonably prices. The honey chilli chicken could be the only meal I'd ever get to eat for the rest of my life and I think I'd be pretty ok with that. There's a huge selection of offers in terms of meals for 2/3 etc which really do give your superb value for money and if theres something on the set list you'd like to change, they are always happy to do so. I love this place a little to much.

The Weo Ping is somewhat legendary in North Belfast. Legend has it that during Northern Ireland's…read more'Troubles', a local paramilitary group known as 'The Provies' tried to rob the Weo Ping one night. The Chinese owner behind the counter tried to make them leave by saying, "No hurt me, me Provie too, me Provie too!" This myth has literally travelled the world over so that whenever I've been in Irish bars in North America, second generation Irish kids will ask me if i know "Provie Charlie's" (the Weo Pings's nickname). For a chinese, the food isn't bad at all in the Weo Ping. It's of a much higher quality than other Chinese takeouts in the surrounding area. But I agree with the last reviewer that it can tiresome after a while, but I put this down to the fact that North Belfast's takeaways offer predominantly Chinese food with very little variety. So if I'm not screaming about how great this place is, it's only because I've grown up on it.

Weo Ping is one of my favourite Chinese takeaways in Belfast. It has been around for as long as I…read moreremember. This is probably one of the first Chinese takeaways I ever tried and it's a brilliant one to start off with. Their salted chilli chicken is fantastic. The chicken is perfectly cooked, and despite in being a dish without a sauce it's never to dry. The best thing about Weo Ping however, is their curry sauce. By far its the best curry I've ever tasted and could possibly make an old trainer just tasty enough to eat! Their prices are brilliant, the delivery charge is barely noticeable. The only problem I have (if you could even be a problem) is their enormous portion sizes! This is only a problem because of the guilt I feel, throwing out their epic grub that I just couldn't fit into my belly!

My usual favourite Chinese Takeaway was closed this evening so tried here for a change. So glad I…read moredid. Went for Salted Chilli Chicken and chips with curry sauce... Half portion available. It was first class. Will definitely return for the "pizza box offer". Looks great value.

Yelp said it was open (around 3:15), they were not. But the owner i insisted he would take care of…read moreus. Food was excellent and the staff was friendly. Goad we found this place

This review is for a take away meal. The staff was friendly and brought us water while we waited…read morefor food. I had a delicious curry rice noodles with plenty of veggies and beef that they made specially for me because of food allergies. Friend chose to have a different noodle dish and also enjoyed her meal. Prices seemed reasonable, food was yummy and staff were very friendly - what's not to love?

We really enjoyed a perfect, simple dinner at The Red Panda. Although we only ordered the War…read moredumplings (pot stickers) and Hong Kong-style sweet and sour chicken (served with rice), it was an ample dinner for two. Our dishes were served within five minutes. Incredible! Very polite and attentive service. The menu is very extensive and the prices are reasonable. The quality of the food was excellent.

Came here Tuesday night and was told it was reservations only, even though there were empty tables…read more Returned the next day with a reservation, food was good and the environment was clean.

I came here for dinner every time I visited Belfast. This place has the most authentic Cantonese…read morefood, taste just like you would get in Hong Kong. Friendly service, comfortable seating and not too far from my office/hotel. I took my coworkers here once for lunch too, they all like it.

Trully an exceptional place to get dimsum! Everything was so great especially the lo mai kai that…read moreyou should get. The egg yolk bun was a different breed but still was good. Its just sad that they dont have egg tart it would have been perfect if they have egg tart. Totally, one of the best dim sum place in the uk. Recommended! Cheers!

Very cool atmosphere. Great menu. Perfect for a date night. Service was timely and polite.read more

Delicious from top to bottom! We were told about this restaurant from our hotel, and so thankful…read more Everything we ordered from drinks to mains was top-notch. Not pictured was the long-stem broccoli with bean paste, the pork dumplings (best we have ever had) the corn chicken soup and the spring rolls, but definitely order those too. The restaurant is gorgeous inside and it gives off a romantic club vibe with low lighting and beautiful woods. Cannot rave enough about this place. Eat here!

When I visit my brother and his family it usually means one thing.....a Chinese take-away from Jade…read morehouse! It really is a hidden gem (and sometimes the only reason I visit...hehe) They have an open Kitchen, which is a huge factor for me and a lot of other friends I know when ordering Chinese as a take-away. The food is to a really high standard, large portions and very reasonably priced. I always go for the curry option when having a Chinese but the sweet and sour chicken from here is amazing, it's unlike any other I have tasted! Would definitely recommend it to any sweet and sour fans out there. The place can be pretty busy especially on the weekends, so my advice is if you are looking to try this place then maybe give it a go during the week when it is somewhat quiet.

this is the best Chinese around the food is of top class and the portions are big you can ask for…read moreyour curry to be made mild and its not a problem nothing is to much for these people

The Four Seasons is regularly described as 'really authentic', the reason being that it is really…read moreauthentic. We had a meal there last week before going onto somewhere else and, as usual, we were more than pleased. Nothing can quite beat the pleasure of perusing a menu with a cold Tsing Tao Chinese beer in your hand. While you're doing this, The Four Seasons, like most Chinese restaurants, serves prawn crackers while you do this, but it also serves little dishes of fire-hot chilli dip and a green chive and ginger dipping sauce that could lead to a momentary lapse in table manners as you try to scoop up the last bits. We always over-order, so we agreed to have 2 starters and one main course: how can I describe what their hand-made dumplings taste like? Or the 8 inch long, skinny spring rolls with their own pork and garlic filling? Kimchee beef followed, more beer and what do you know? Stuffed - again! Here are my tips for a successful visit: loose clothes, no thoughts of going on to party anywhere else, and a nice bed to drift into later! The staff are lovely and the clientele loyal, it's reasonably pricey, but so what when there's no pink, gloopy sweet and sour sauce in sight? This is a restaurant to treat yourself to, but you'll want to go back, I promise.

The Four Seasons is a really nice Chinese restaurant on the Dublin road ideally situated for a…read moregreat spot to start your night out (and line your stomach!) The menu is vast and after a long deliberation I decided to try their crispy shredded beef with chili sauce- it didn't disappoint! The food was really good and the portion's were big too which is always great! They gave us free prawn crackers and the house wine was really nice too. We were with a group of 8 people and this didn't seem to phase the staff or the kitchen who all took it in their stride. Great pace to go for s date or with a big group as they can cater for all really well.

while staying in belfast we had passed a sting of chinese restuarants on donegal pass. Being as…read morehow i love asian food we had to try one of them. Sun Kee seemed to be the best bet. when we walked in all the customers were asian. always a good sign. we had salt and chili prawns,minced pork with aubergines (eggplant to us americans ) bok choi in oyster sauce and dumplings plus some white rice. overall it was excellent. my only complaint was the 3.8 pound charge for the rice. being an american im used to rice coming with the meal.

Sun kee is the rumoured favourite amongst the chinese community of Belfast and I must say I quite…read moreenjoyed the place. The menu was really big and full of all the usuals. The staff were great as you always find in a well run Chinese restaurant. I went for my favourite black bean beef stir fry which was pretty good as most places go. the beef was really nice and tender and the sauce was great. I also had some vegetable rolls to start which were good too and had afew beers. The general atmosphere is very inviting and I would go back but its no Zen!