This was our first trip to this restaurant food was…read morefantastic we had a set menu as it was Chinese new year quality of food for the price was outstanding all staff very attentive drink prices are very competitive so if you are looking for a great Chinese meal the Mallacca is the place

Not a lot of yelp reviews for the restaurants in this town. This had a high rating and really nice…read morepictures so I took a chance. WOW!! The food was beyond amazing within a seven day period. Ate at this restaurant three times. The food was beyond fantastic. If you find yourself in town and you're looking for good noodles and dumplings, this is the spot!

**vegetarian review**…read more I walked in here for a late lunch and was immediately seated. I ordered the vegan laksa. I hadn't had laksa before. The food was so damn good. The tofu puffs were awesome! The tofu skin wraps were delicious. The flavour was just perfect. The quality is really good as well. Also minor note - 12.5% service charge was added to my order by default.

Excellent food . It's so delicious . No regret to come and eat here. The crew are very friendlyread more

The Bali Brasserie can be found on the seafront on the Brighton and Hove border so walking distance…read morefro the beach and town centre. Its a surprisingly large and luxurious venue. The 'tropical bar' (reportedly the longest in Brighton at 45 feet!) is covered in tiny emerald colour tiles and room has alot of lil plants and bamboo decor. The dining area is huge serving Indonesian and Malaysian delicacies, with drapes on the walls and traditional art work around the place. It would be a great place to hold an event because of the size and unique decor but can be quiet on weekday evenings and was slightly lonely when me and friend dined there.

We went here with a huge group of friends on a Saturday night and had an excellent time. I'd never…read moreeaten Malaysian cuisine before and wasn't sure whether I'd like it but I thought it was a great combination of flavours. The staff were really helpful and not moody at all with 15 drunken people changing places every 30 minutes. The drinks came out really promptly and as we were such a large group, we went for the all you can eat option for £16.95. There was absolutely tons to choose from and everyone really enjoyed the food. Lovely decor and brilliant location if your heading into town straight afterwards.

If you're in the mood for some delicious Hong Kong style cuisine, I recommend dining at China…read moreGarden, which is located across the street from i360. They have a huge menu and great dim sum choices if you're there for lunch. The restaurant is very popular so you might have to make reservations for weekend dining. Kung pao shrimp, fried beef noodles and bbq pork are definitely worth trying.

Bland, boring mediocre Chinese food served at high prices with small portions. Any Chinese…read morerestaurant that offers wine with dinner and has a piano playing in the background should be suspect for the quality of its food. I've eaten Chinese food for over 60 years and cooked it for over 30 years. The food that was served looked good but had no taste. We had the seafood sizzling platter, tofu with black bean sauce and the seafood soup. The seafood soup needed more garlic so it had some taste which was also true for the seafood sizzling powder platter. If you want decent Chinese food go elsewhere.

I ate here (or from here) on 5 or 6 occasions in my time in Southampton. The food was always…read moreexcellent and the staff are squarely on the brusk side of polite but still very helpful. Having travelled in the far East a few times I can be picky with Asian food places which rely too heavily on things being sweet or simply hot. What I enjoyed at Supreme was the more subtle, savoury and lightly spiced dishes which set off really well against something brash and hot. I couldn't describe the food as excellent, but it was considered, and tasty.

Love the curry chicken there ! The black pepper beef is toooooo sweet! Can't stand it ! It is…read morereally strange that the dishes are so unstable here.

The toss up here is whether you want to go for top quality cuisine or whether you want to stuff…read moreyourself. If you decide on the latter then a good place to go would be Gekko, especially because it's designed for the indecisive folk like me. Serving Thai, Malaysian, Chinese, Texmex, sushi, pizza, pasta and soups, there's something for everyone in this all-you-can-eat diner. During the day its just £6.99 a head and in the evening the menu is extended to £12.99 with additions of noodles, stir-fry, tandoor and chargrill Indian. Considering this place is a buffet venue, I think the decor is quite tasteful with stripped flooring and high-backed chairs, making it feel much more like a restaurant than most. The food, too, considering there is an abundance of different cuisines, also isn't that bad. Dishes like Mee Goring and chicken fajitas aren't often found on the same menu in buffet halls. Desserts aren't just a yoghurt or a piece of fruit either. There's cakes, muffins, pastries and even a creperie. For the genre it's in, it isn't bad at all. Perhaps I haven't been to enough to judge.

Another of Brighton's endless buffet nightmares, Gekko has recently replaced WokMania as West…read moreStreet's Asian buffet of choice, and not much seems to have changed indoors. It may even just be a name-change: I can't see any difference, not that this is all a bad thing. This is still the Asian greasy spoon, the Far East equivalent to a fry-up, and every now and again this is exactly what you need. However, as buffet places in town go, Gekko isn't quite as nice as some of the others... nice being a pejorative term here. The food is, as expected, a grease factory. Unlike some of the other buffet places, it actually looks a bit rank: maybe the slightly yellow lighting was a bad idea. As well, the choice here is a little limited: the buffet being big, but not as packed with different flavours as some of the other places around town. The decor is also rubbish: the worst kind of Asian modernity, so often done in places like this, and always tacky and awful. It almost goes with the territory, but the crowd here is also particularly rubbish: the West Street clientele do not look their best when choking down a plate of noodles. No, there are better buffets, not much but still slightly... go there instead.

This is a great little restaurant, good food, good service, and a nice bar. We used this place to…read moreentertain a lot in Margate.

Very nice place. Warm and friendly. excellent service and price. Food was delicious. Will…read moredefinitely come again. Also they do an all you can eat option too.

It is an average meal at an average price. Nice range of mains and starters from buffet, lack of…read moredeserts until I asked a waiter for what had gone to be replaced on the trays. We avoided the chocolate fountain as kids like to dip their fingers in it. Has a noisy atmosphere but that was no problem for us. The £4.95 cocktail I had lacked any oomph to it, as the cranberry and orange juice was not the best. We didn't come out hungry at all, and despite small niggles would go back again.

Excellent food, good presentation and well cooked with friendly staff. Certainly worth a visit a d…read moreoffering value for money.

DO NOT USE Yan Woo Portsmouth robbing people and not giving them their food even though they have…read moretaken the money out the account. Told me it's my banks problem there online system is down.

The Yan Woo is the best Chinese/Malaysian restaurant in Portsmouth (possibly the best restaurant…read moreI've ever been to)! My family have been going there for years, as the food is always excellent. The service is very friendly and normally quite fast. The prices, especially from their all you can eat menu, are excellent for such a huge choice of high quality dishes. My meal recommendation is the Kambing Rendang and Nasi Goreng - yum! They also offer a take away service.

I ate Roti King twice during my UK trip - their roti is so perfectly soft, chewy, buttery and well…read moreseasoned. There is a Battersea location right between Battersea Park and the Uber boat stop. One windy, sprinkly afternoon when I stopped by there, the manager was kind enough to give me free roti when I asked for one piece to go as I walked around the neighborhood. Highly recommend this place!

Got the roti canai with the daal! Food came out within 15 minutes and I was a little surprised…read morebecause for one person I expected the wait to be less- to be fair they were packed. The establishment itself is really small and a little crammed but cute nonetheless. The roti was super flaky, warm and soft- an absolute delicacy. I wasn't the biggest fan of the daal but it grew on me. It was rich and comforting! There was this one server that checked on me a few times and had great energy which I appreciated. I asked for a side of rice which took over 10 minutes to come so not sure what was happening there. While I didn't have the best experience service wise I think their food makes up for it, just be aware!