Had the small pork Bon'ami with the chicken pate' , cucumber, carrots and coriander with the hoisin…read moresauce amazing! The wonderful chips that come with it??? Not sure what they are but they are wonderful I would order an extra if I was doing it again! The iced Thai coffee was a very nice change if you like Thai Tea, stronger and not as sweet!!! Highly recommend if you are in Sheffield!

I honestly don't understand why this place is so highly recommended…read more I admit, decor wise it is OUSTANDING.and it end about there. Food was mediocre, portions were small, it was very cramped in there, hot and no air-conditioning when I last went there (June 2007). Overall, I would go there if I wanted to go to a nice place but not really hungry!

This is a fabulous restaurant, the service is wonderful and the food is lovely. It is a little more…read moreexpensive than the average restaurant on London Road but the quality is great. I have to say it is the best Thai restauruant I have experienced in Sheffield. It's a great place to go during the week as it can be very very busy at weekends.

Tried this place on a late lunch Jan 2, 2010. We were the only customers in there. There was two of…read moreus and we opted for the set menu lunch at £6.98 per person. I had the veg spring roll starter and a king prawn main course, my friend had the veg tempura (big starter) and a chicken 'something' main course, both were accompanied by boiled rice. My king prawn dish was quite chilli but it did say chillies in the menu, so no problems there. The quality of both dishes was quite acceptable and although i have had better, I have had a lot worse also. the Thai beer was good too, with another couple of waters the bill came to around £20. The service was friendly and because we eat around London Road quite often, it did'nt bother us that the place was empty, I've seen quite a few diners in there in the evenings when passing by . My only critiscms would be that 1) The Ala carte menu prices are quite pricey for the 'outlook' of the Restaurant, ie. casual type setting in a highly competitive area ( I can relate to this from a business point of view but there comes a point where you need to draw an invisible line). 2) The menu is bi-lingual (thai and english), this is not a problem however some of the dish names are quite awkard to pronounce with inclusions like 'prik' in them, and the name of the place it self thai 'Punna' reminisent of Ali G and Ghetto slang. Sorry for my ignorance maybe........

Pretty middle of the road. To be fair this was probably more to do with our poor selection out of…read morethe menu; we both ordered quite similar dishes which might not have given this place a good opportunity to show what it could do. Probably should have gone for a firm favourite, like Thai curry or something. Nice jasmine rice though. Would be prepared to give it another go.

This is almost opposite the T J Hughes, cross the road when you walk towards the bus station. I…read morethink it is next to the bridal shop. The interior of this place is fantastic!! Very Nicely decorated! ive already been a few times since its open because the food is good value (as they still have 20% off there dishes since its open). Me and my friend went to eat their and it only came to £7 odd! BARGAIN. Loads of mixed oriental dishes, chinese, jap, Thai etc. I had there Tokyou udon, and it was lovely! There Ramen noddles are great too. other than that i still need to try everything =P. The ladies that work there are really kind and great customer service.

first time i went there was the last time i went back into sheffield, returning meal i went out…read morewith my sister. she paid. but currently theres a 20discount. on the menu it says 10 crispy wontongs. but when it came it was just 7 this may have just because of the discount so we didnt complain. the food was alright. we order 2 main dishes. we was stuffed after. although it didnt look that much. lol. it was decent. pretty nice. u get free green tea.

A nice change from your regular Indian or Chinese, can be a bit pricey but definitely worth it.read more

Thought I would try this restaurant as it looked popular, I like Thai food and the price seemed…read morequite reasonable for an all you can eat. Went in on a Friday night, was shown to table by a polite waitress with no explanation about what was to happen next. A couple who were seated to the side of my gf and I arrived well after us, but they had their drink order taken very quickly, much to our dismay. Eventually we got our drinks, which were very expensive, but this seems to be the norm for Meadowhall these days, no wonder why people are drinking at home!! We then went to help ourself to the buffet. The food was ok, but wouldn't call it hot. The plates were tiny, so if you are hungry you need to bring a few sets of extra hands with you, as you will have to return again and again to the food area. People were pushing and shoving to get to the food, which wasn't a pleasant experience and if you end up being seated where we were, you will clock up some walking time going backwards and forwards, as the food was situated about 20m away from our table. All in all the restaurant was ok, but I dont think we will be revisiting it anytime soon.

a nice but simple buffet, seem to always have the same servings at not a cheap price. not really…read morefilling so could spend all day there, which i guess could maybe make the price worth it..

This popular Chinese restaurant and takeaway is open every day from noon onwards and offers a wide…read morerange of cut-price offers and unusual delicacies. Inside, the place is both well themed and deceptively spacious, and staff open up a false wall, leading into another room whenever things get busy, meaning that customers are highly unlikely to ever end up having to wait around to get a table. A Sunday Lunch all-you-can-eat buffet is available for £8.99 and China House even sells a small range of Thai and Japanese dishes. The menu is well-priced, the staff are friendly, the service is fast and the food is of a good standard. I'd definitely visit again.

Set meals? Meh. Soup? Yeah yeah. Restaurant also offering takeaway service? Who doesn't? No, where…read moreChina House comes into its own is with offshoot menus offering both Thai and, more unusually, Japanese fare. There's also a hint of - woop - Malaysian food! Add to all this a meaningful children's menu which refuses to go down the nuggets line and seven-days-a-week (and most bank holidays) opening and we're really onto something. A four-and-a-half-hour Sunday buffet rounds things off. Hopefully that's enough to get you through the door. The venue itself is fine, but the location is at best blink-and-you'll-miss-it and at worst, undermined by a shopping precinct setting. Wylde Green is fine and that Birmingham Road stretch, like nearby Boldmere, is one of the few commercial strips still bearing independent traders. It's just a shame that the precise part in which China House lies is just that bit too 'concrete' - you half expect parkour jumpers. Logging onto the website to view the menu should be enough to get you past appearances.

The ambiance in wagamamas is extraordinary, I really like how the interior is designed. The service…read moreis very good and I recommend that Andy gats a raise/promotion. Also the food is incredible, I highly recommend the bento box.

Good initial service getting us seated nice selection of craft Thai and Japanese beer. The ramen…read moredishes are very tasty and full of flavour. Time between the serving of starter and mains wasn't long enough and one of the two starter dishes came much later than the first. But all together very pleasant experience would definitely go again.