Lots of little problems keep it from being much better…read more Tables outside wobble badly, unsafe. Vanilla scented candle at the table left off-putting scent over my food. Noodle entree way too salty. Fried spring rolls had no taste. Server never came round to check on me or offer a second drink Starter arrived but no cutlery to be seen. Restroom unclean. I would not bother with this place. Just too amateurish. Seems like it is managed by teenagers. Feels like it anyway.

An attempt at 'pan-Asian' eating this could be described as an upmarket Indian take away, but I…read morethink this would be a bit unfair. With a selection of Thai, Chinese, and Indian dishes, it's refreshing that it doesn't just try and bit a run of the mill Chinese or Indian place. The food seems a bit healthier than the usual take away as well, differentiating this place from the half a dozen or so takeaways within ten minutes walk. I particularly appreciate that they don't feel the need to make their curries super bright colours. All in all, a take away restaurant that is a cut above the rest.

I love love love Katiwok! It's delicious! So filling. I never used to like noodles but nothing…read morebeats these! Currently my favourite take away. When they closed for 2 weeks during summer I was actually gutted. The only place where I'm willing to pay the delivery charge for the food.

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First visit based off a friend's recommendation (they had the ramen bowl and said it was good but…read morepricey at £12). We went for lunch, I had the crispy duck salad and a pork + peanut bao, my friend had the green curry. My salad was great, the bao was decent but nothing special. My friend said the green curry was very similar to what she's had in Thailand but too salty. The lunch menu is a good deal about £6.50 for a plate, normal menu has prices a few pounds more. Will return to try the rest of the menu. Service was prompt & polite.

HK Diner, which translates to Hong Kong Diner, is a pretty good restaurant. However, I would say…read morethat they were mainly a Malaysian restaurant (the owners are from Malaysia, and there are so many Malaysian dishes on the menu), and they should really capitalise on that fact and not just blend in the chinese food scene where they are mostly from Hong Kong. I suppose it is what people are used to, and maybe they thought by saying they were a dedicated Malaysian restaurant, they wouldn't get the people in who were looking for chinese food. Who knows. They have lots of lovely food here, that you wouldn't find in a typical chinese restaurant (because it is Malaysian food), like Nasi Lemak, Curry Mee and desserts like Bubur Cha Cha and Red Bean soup. If you aren't already familiar with Malaysian cuisine, those names won't mean much to you, but if you are, you will know they are fantastically tasty - and this place makes it well. They also serve bubble tea here (a hot or cold tea with tapioca pearls), which is the only place in Bristol that I know of that does it. I would highly recommend this place for those of you that haven't tried it out yet and are bored of typical chinese restaurant food. A real treat, two thumbs up.

When you're looking for a taste of the orient on Park Street there's only two places you should…read morethink of going; Beijing Bistro or HK Diner. For me, HK Diner has the edge. Not only are their portions more generous, but their food tastes more authentic too. As well as the vegetable dishes (which are mouth-wateringly chunky covered in soy sauce), the noodles are the best thing on the menu. It's not the best place to take a date, but is the ideal meeting point for friends and family. The service is warm and welcoming, and a night in HK Diner is not a wasted one.

I am so glad I had wagamama once again. I used to live in Boston and it's really only exclusively…read morein a few other spots. Interior: I love it! Very minimal but simple and elegant with long benches and the bathroom downstairs so plenty spacious. Food: Tantanmen Beef Ramen: So good! Not too spicy! But definitely you will get some sweats and get a lot of ramen as well. Hit the spot though. Overall: Wagamama is a great place for vegans and Asian food lovers to unite. I love the style of combinations and it's done very elegant and casually for all ages to come and enjoy.

Of course it's not authentic. Wagamama has expanded its Japanese menu to include a couple of Thai…read moreand Korean dishes, plus salads. We came for a late lunch before visiting the Bristol Museum. The Wagamama ramen £10 was pretty good. My grilled chicken katsu curry £10 served the chicken sliced and served cold. It was dry and not really rescued by the curry sauce. I think the brown rice was a nice touch but needed more sauce. The salad was pretty good but the pickles and dressing were all out of a bottle. Nothing I couldn't do . The yaki soba £8 was so dry and sauce less we barely finished it. Worst dish here. The service was attentive, but it was empty. The noise is really loud even with just 15 people dining inside this massive dining room.

Pretty good. The…read moredude working the night was pretty much ready to put his life down to make sure I got what I wanted. I was just hungry really late and this place was pretty close to where I was staying so I went for it.

like many others, i usually don't have the best things to say about westernized, panda express…read morestyle chinese food. but this place is actually way better than panda express -- they prepare the meal on a wok in front of you, so you know what you're getting is piping hot and fresh. i got the duck breast which was so tender, juicy, and actually had A LOT of substance. the selection of vegetables is pretty standard for "chinese" cuisine, but still really good. that being said, i think there's a bit too much sauce - pretty salty and needed a lot of water lol

Both the food and layout of this Bristolian fave are extremely simple. The interior, with long rows…read moreof wooden benches, evokes memories of school dinners, though the food is slightly more tempting than spam fritters and lumpy mash! The giants bowls of prawn crackers are good to munch on while you try and get your head around the menu, which works like this. It's split into five sub-menus (Japanese, Malaysian, Thai, Chinese and Specialist) with all main courses costing just £7.50. It's probably best to share three mains between two, and I would thoroughly recommend the Thai green curry and the kebab (which is certainly unlike any doner I've ever tasted!), though the plum sauce on the crispy duck is a little overpowering. Everything about this place screams simplicity, but at around £15 a head it certainly offers value (not to mention authenticity) for money.

Teoh's is great. It really is. I had driven past it so many times and admired it with its adjoining…read moresupermarket and one rainy night we finally made it there. I ordered my dr pepper and then decided i wanted everything off the menu. That was not possible so I settled on the crispy duck with pancakes. They really cater for vegan/vegetarians there, so with most dishes the meat part can be substituted with tofu. My boyfriend ordered the Kajang Chicken Satay, but with tofu, and it was unlike any satay dish I'd ever tried. It was just so fresh and delicious. My crispy duck was also equally amazing! All the main dishes are £7.50 and we ordered some extra noodles to share and we got a huge portion of the most tasty fried noodles with beansprouts for £2.50. The staff were extremely helpful and smiley and it's nice and spacious in there. You can also see into the kitchen which I always think is a good thing! I can't wait to return and start making my way through their Japanese dishes and also take home some goodies from the supermarket.