I think I'm right in saying that this is the only Chinese Takeaway on Town Street, and it's easy to…read moresee why. A bright yellow interior that, combined with the smells radiating from the back, wakes you up as you wait patiently for your Chicken Chow Mein and Prawn Toast (which is spectacular). And you don't have to wait long; the service is excellent. Standard pricing for a Chinese takeaway, but it tastes of a slightly higher quality than most I've experienced. Oh, and the portions are huge. If you're in the area and in need of a Chinese...you don't have many options. Luckily, Jade City will satisfy your Far-Eastern desires.

I agree with Alex K...prawn toast is amazing from here. With it being closer to us, my friends and…read moreI usually order from Cathay but after trying Jade City, i may broaden my horizons again! Prawn toast along with sweet and sour chicken (cantonese style) and ride...yum. Definitely a place i'd like to order from again!

Thanks to Frances' tip off, I decided to sate my heavy hunger and weak limbs with a helping of bad…read moreboy take away from this place, a few weeks ago. In fact, so happy was I, that my very next order came from this place. It's not overtly dissimilar (in my experience) to your standard Chinese take away, but truly, the salt n' pepper chips are something else -very spicy, but very very moreish! I ordered my standard, which is a special curry, special fried rice, and the aforementioned chips and was awarded a huge round dish of special fried rice. There wasn't perhaps as much 'topping' meat as with other places, but I've yet to have a heartier portion bestowed upon me. As for the curry, it was lovely, and tasted a little sweeter and a little more 5 spice (is that the one, or is it 7?) than other places. Regardless, I was finished before having gotten through a third of the food-so had plenty for the next day. Also worth noting, a little spicier on the whole, but this is fine by me. I'm getting less and less affected by spice as the days go on! I'm a serial re-heater, mostly as I order for one, and for delivery end up with gargantuan amounts of food. As such, there are a few choice places whose chips always reheat well, and I remember these things. Sadly, New Ho isn't one of them. That's not to say when arrived fresh they're no good-they're great in fact -but just didn't have the same zing after a turn in the oven. Perhaps as they're not so chunky as other places. Anyway, that's a personal preference, so not on the whole useful unless you're as mad as me. Regardless, they're another hit on the list, and well worth a try. Yum!

As usual I found this place due to a menu drop, living in Horsforth I seem to be inundated with…read moremenu's for takeaways, usually the same one over and over again. So when this one came through my door I thought I would add it to all its friend in the kitchen draw and possibly give it a go someday. That day came quite quickly as we really fancied a takeaway the Friday after it arrived. I was very pleased with the vegetarian selection on the menu and it took me a while to choose, after choosing and placing the order we were told it would take between half and hour and forty mins to be delivered. It arrived after about twenty mins and the delivery man was well presented and friendly. The food was lovely and there was a lot of it, well worth the price; I would definitely order from Ho Garden again as all the vegetarian options sound interesting and if lasts nights was anything to go by then it will be a nice alternative to cooking on a Friday night.

It's more a taste of an average British-Chinese takeaway than a taste of China itself, but this…read moreChinese isn't half bad. On the way back from watching a mate play football in Yeadon, we stopped off at this professional looking takeaway - well, I say professional... it was clean. We were greeted with a smile and some friendly chat, before quickly being presented with our order, which was pretty impressive considering that four of us ordered main dishes at the same time. We munched on some nice light prawn crackers while we waited, which costs us the princely sum of £1, before eating our massive dishes in the car. I had sweet and sour pork for a change on this occasion, and I found that it was somewhere between good and average. But that's probably because I'm not a massive Chinese pork fan.

I have lived in this area for about four years now. I have used various Chinese Take-Aways, but…read moreTaste of China is by far the best one I've used. I only use other Chinese Take-Aways if Taste of China is closed. The food quality and cleanliness is at a very high standard. The staff always meets my needs, for example not putting an ingredient into my food because of my taste. 100% Recommend...

Sometimes I just want sweet and sour chicken, and by that I mean NYC-ish sweet and sour chicken…read moreshaped into ball, not resembling a chicken at all. This delivers. Okay, not literally, they actually don't deliver. You have to go pick it up, and they only take cash. Okay, actually they *can* take a card but it seems to run on an 1990s phone modem and requires whoever is on the phone to hang up. Anyway do yourself and them a favor and just bring cash.

Supercook is the only place in Horsforth offering you Cantonese cuisine, and does a pretty solid…read morejob of it to be honest. They do the standard Chinese fare well enough but it is the Cantonese dishes that impress the most - not least the beef Cantonese style (what do they put into that sauce?!). Though I am a casual fan of Supercook - if you live in Horsforth it's definitely worth putting in an order - there are better Chinese/Cantonese establishments that will deliver from further afield (try Sakura in Headingley). In terms of the restaurant, I've never had the personal inclination to have a meal here, simply because of how dark and dingy it looks from the outside, but I could be judging a book by its dark and dingy cover, and could be missing out on something special. Doubt it though.

It was my father in laws birthday and he chose this restaurant, we actually chose this restaurant…read morethe previous year but there are two main Chinese restaurants in the area, we got the wrong one and booked for there instead.. I'm so glad we decided to return and try this one out. It's quite a big place and can been seen from the roundabout.. of course we drove straight past it though because you come off the roundabout and the turning in is literally the first immediate right. When we go anywhere new we normally try the set menu to get a good idea of the food in the place and then if it's good we come back and try different dishes the next time.. also we tend to gauge a good Chinese restaurant on the hot and sour soup.. this was a good one. We had a mixed platter for the second course (ribs, prawn toast, spring roll and a kinda curry samosa) they all tasted wonderful. Then for the main course we got steak in a fruit sauce, beef in chilli sauce and king prawn massaman curry.. which again was great.. they are big portion sizes too so we didn't get chance to sample a desert. The service was excellent too.. we got a young woman as our waitress and she was delightful.. she engaged with us, was funny and attentive to our needs.. also we weren't rushed in anyway either.. they were quite happy for us to chat away at our hearts content even though it was getting close to their closing time. Suffice to say we left a tip and me and the other half already have plans to return for our date night.. even though it's a good half hour drive from our house.

'Unique' is a rather run-of-the-mill Chinese halfway up Town Street - it's tiny and grimy inside…read more(like most Chinese takeaways) and the food is greasy but good (like most Chinese takeaways). They do a pretty mean sweet and sour chicken, but it's hardly the hardest dish to cook, so maybe they shouldn't be praised too highly for it. My mate found their Cantonese dishes to be a disappointment in comparison to Jade City down the road, and, to me, the prices and portions were nothing special. Unique is OK. It does the job. But it is anything but unique.

Just ordered my first and last meal from Unique. The OK Chicken tasted nothing like it should have…read moredone (like strawberry sauce) and the chicken had the same consistency of a child's bouncey ball. The chips were over cooked and the rice wasn't fit to line the bottom of a birdcage. Horrendous.

I have removed a star as I agree, a little tlc to say the least is required front of house…read more in terms of the food it's always fresh and tasty. I've used this takeaway for as long as I can remember. I've NEVER had anything greasy! give it a try.

Thankfully, the food from Oriental Dragon is better than the inside of the takeaway…read more Fairly dingy and dirty, it's the sort of place that almost encourages you to wait outside for your food - which I did. The food itself was a good standard of Chinese and Cantonese cuisine, with the typically extensive menu and massive portions that you get from most takeaways in this vein, but it has perhaps the greasiest spring rolls I've ever tasted. Not the sort of level of grease that makes you feel guilty but happy, but the sort of level of grease that makes your plate go see through. Not nice.

I'd been told good things about this restaurant by a few other people, I love Chinese food and…read moredecided to give it a go.. the restaurant itself was a little dark when we walked through the door but a little into the meal they pulled the blinds up and with it being a glorious day out and the windows big, it really brightened the place up. I won't lie the prices are a little steep.. I got salt and pepper squid tentacles at £7.90.. to be fair it was the only one we considered worth the money because the squid was nice and soft and you got a nice crisp from the thin coating on the outside, it tasted really nice but it was a little dry because it came with no dipping sauce or anything just to make it easier to swallow. We also ordered the ma lat beef, which tasted nice too but didn't have a kick when it said it was supposed to be spicy.. harbour king prawns which was also dry but in its defence i think it was supposed to be like that because the king prawns in it were beautifully cooked. The chicken in black bean sauce tasted nice and also the the won tons from the mixed starter to share were very good.. they did charge over £5 for a portion of bean sprouts and also the house special rice cost over £10. All in all I'd give it 3.5 stars but I though giving it three stars on here wouldn't be fair to knock their rating down. They also add on an optional 10% service charge onto your bill, so if you don't want to pay it then you have to check your bill properly, we chose to pay ours because in the end.. it was a nice evening out.

Absolutely my favourite restaurant. Every family birthday is celebrated with a meal at Zen because…read moreit is simply the best. My only problem is choosing between the aromatic duck or the chowmein!!! I LOVE THIS PLACE PS. THE RIBS ARE AMAZING TOO!

Hands down THE BEST Chinese food I have ever eaten. The chicken and sweetcorn soup is by far the…read morebest soup I have ever eaten. My girlfriend is vegetarian, and their vegetarian menu goes above and beyond most other take aways. In fact, the "fake meat" is that convincing, I can hardly tell the difference.