I'm not too sure where Chinese restaurants get their name froms, whether they just pluck out…read moreChinese related words at random. None the less, 'Panda Garden' (if only their were such a thing) is a good Chinese take away and restaurant, offering both eat in and take away services. Like with Yummy Yummy down the road, I was particularly impressed wit the price. I managed to get two mains and two sides for £11, which worked out as more than enough for two of us. The food was of a good quality, not over doing the greasy MSG that is so often present. I can't comment on the restaurant experience, but the decor is tradtional and relaxing, certainly nice enough to take a gamble.

Really pretty competent Chinese run by local Lewes family. Two rooms and big tables if needed.read more

Lewes is a very British place, so I was amazed to find the sheer number of Chinese restaurants and…read moretake aways located on Lewes' Western Road. I've only been here once, but I was impressed to find it was cheaper than my Brighton usuals, and it was probably a bit nicer. I had the crispy shredded beef (I know, hardly original), accompanied by rice and spring rolls. It all came to about £8, which is a fair bit cheaper than I'm use to in the big city. Additionally, if you're keen for a drink and can't be bothered to go to an off licence, they also sell beer, wine and cider.

The deep fried chicken balls they serve here are the best I've ever tasted in my life! Not too…read moregreasy and the sweet and sour sauce isn't like a gloopy substance you'd fill a hole in the motorway with. The staff are great and don't get flustered when there's lots of people ordering at the same time. For main courses, I'd order the chicken chow main and some sweet and sour pork, as before, nothing is too greasy and the rice is nice and fluffy.

I always look forward to visiting this Thai hot spot whenever I am in Lewes. The duck curry is…read moreabsolutely stunning.

Great little Thai. Good starter selection and very friendly service.read more

Mei Xin Hins have been serving up great Peking, Szechuan and Cantonese food for a long time in…read moreBurgess Hill. For quality, this must be one of the best Chinese restaurants in the area. They have a nicely decorated restaurant and will also do takeaway (although not a delivery service). However, this is the kind of restaurant that is worth eating on site. They have a fair number of tables and the whole decor is tasteful. The staff are extremely hospitable and lucky the food also lives up to these great standards. You may pay a little more for some dishes than in other takeaways in town, but it's worth the slight price increase.The sot shelled crab starter is a staple favourite when I eat here and they will also serve whole lobster or crab with 24 hours notice. Aside from that, expect a good range of dishes you would expect on the menu and it is nice to see that they will not add any msg, excessive salt or fat to their cooking. The wine list is more than acceptable, but it is really the food that will leave the best memories in your mouth. Seeing as it is close to the station, there is no reason why anyone can't come eat here. It is well worth the extra effort and an excellent reason to come to Burgess Hill.

Went there last with six other people great value buffet and top notch food great service and very…read morefriendly staff great night will be back again

Very good my best restraint in this area. food is all ways…read morehot and very tasty and the staff are very polite.

Great place, although if large booking we had 12 of us squeezed round a rather small table even…read morethough empty tables either side of us. Food is lovely and service is great.

One of the best Chinese in the area great food relaxed atmosphere friendly staff and good value…read more for money also has a seperate bar which shows sport

The food is reasonable, service is pretty good but I don't believe the all you can eat menu is as…read moregood as others locally. It seems the staff are hesitant to give you starters after a duck order etc etc (all you can eat?!), and the portion sizes don't seem tally up with the menu in our experience. The staff seem to want to rush you in/out which is a little off putting. Not terrible, but not brilliant either.

Me and family always go here for dim sum (traditional brunch for Chinese people) and sometimes…read moredinner. The staff are friendly and quick to take your orders. the interior is nicely decorated and plenty of seating for families. another good thing is that because its located in the marina, there's free parking aswell!

Wide variety of food and asian cuisine which was absolutely amazingand the desserts are delecious…read moreaswell.

A brilliant buffet in the town centre, as soon as we walked in we was welcomed by the staff and…read moreshown to a table, our drinks order was taken then we helped our self to the food, there was many Chinese dishes available so there was something for everyone, I could not fault the food it was all hot and regularly topped up the desserts where very nice too

Like many of the other Chinese restaurants in Brighton, this place serves legit Chinese food. It…read morehelps to have a healthy population of Chinese immigrants. =P I ordered the duck noodle soup. The soup was light in flavor but they have chili sauce, pepper and vinegar to play around with the taste. Looking forward to trying their other dishes.

I've lived in Brighton for nearly two years now and, as a person who spent my formative years in…read moreHong Kong, could not find any local Chinese restaurant that took my fancy -- until now. As the first dish arrived, a warm noodle dish with a fermented bean sauce that I've ordered at countless Chinese resistants over the years despite repeated punishing disappointment, I was shocked to find it to be... perfect. Just the right amount of rich meat flavouring, no bitterness or cloying sweetness dominating the dish, and perfect ratio of sauce to noodles. The best version of this dish I have eaten outside of China. Then I tried the next dish -- again a commonly available and frequently ordered seared green beans with some spice and minced meat. Disbelief began to set in -- this was the best version of this dish I had in my LIFE. I began to wonder if I had accidentally starved myself for a week to make everything taste this good. Maybe I was going insane from infrequent Chinese food consumption. Maybe I needed to eat at a trashy Chinese restaurant to make sure I was properly calibrated. How could this random restaurant on Queens road, full of eateries that don't even have to be good because they get tourist foot traffic, be blowing my mind? We ordered yet two more dishes. The "Chinese Burger" -- our server admitted he just couldn't find a decent translation for the dish -- which consisted of fatty shredded richly flavoured meat not unlike the Chinese version of the shredded whole roast hog sandwiches that have recently joined London food markets in Southbank Centre and Borough Market. Much like my discovery of Polish lard spread with bits of bacon, the flavour put me beyond caring about the fat content. We finished with a Hunan tofu dish that, again, was stellar and for me an interesting contrast to a lot of the Sichuan tofu preparations I've tried in the past. Unusual for Chinese restaurants in the area, the server/owner was really friendly and chatty, talking about his idea behind the restaurant and photographing the food for the pictures in the window. It was a really warm welcome and only made me more excited to return. The only caveats are the small seating availability (it wasn't crowded -- yet -- but they only just opened a week ago) though they do takeaway, and the fact that the English menu is different from the Chinese menu, and contains an odd assortment of things mostly that people who don't really like and/or know Chinese food could order. It's ridiculous and you should order from the pictures in the window or ask the waiter what is actually on the Chinese menu. I begged them to translate it before I left. I'm still really confused about how every dish was beyond delicious. I will have to go eat at the lowest rated Chinese restaurant on Yelp, a Michelin starred one in London, and here again before I will probably be able to truly believe this magical experience really happened and can be had anytime I'm willing to spare a 5 min walk and £15pp. You think I'm joking, but I'll report back after I'm sure I'm properly calibrated.