Best chinese bar none in the area..with a great veggie selection. The sweet and chilli bean curd is…read morea firm favourite. Big portions, but what's really impressive is the time it takes to arrive...very quick.

***龙年 Year of Dragon 2024/2025 Dim Sum Rat European AWARD for Best Yum Cha Atmosphere***…read more Oriental City is a traditional dark wood interior restaurant. Full dim sum menu, with some Sichuan and even some Macau dishes. It's attached to a large Asian food market. Very 1930's Hong Kong style. The entry is at the back through the car park of the food supermarket and parking can be complex so make sure you check the parking rules! They have brisk service (authentically Cantonese) do you will need to be firm when ordering, particularly on Sundays. They have a wonderful busy, bustling atmosphere especially on weekends. Standouts: Solid har gow and wonderful, fragrant prawn chive dumplings. Cuttlefish dumpling is the delicious stand- out along with the choy with ginger. Excellent refreshing fresh jasmine tea! Not Strongest: Fried squid is not so crispy, a little greasy

I came into the shop and there was curry sauce all over the floor which led to me falling and…read moresmacking me hed on a big skillet of prawn chow mein. I fell to the floor and passed out for around 3.5 hours! when I woke there was many customers eating around me on the floor out of the skillet which was placed on top of my stomach

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...

I've had Chinese food delivered from here a few times, mainly because, in spite of the multitude of…read moremenus that seem to be pushed through my letterbox every hour of the day, when I actually want a takeaway I can invariably only find one - New Hong Van has fulfilled this honour on a couple of occasions. The food did exactly what I wanted it to, providing me with my MSG fix for a few hours for a relatively reasonable sum, and the staff were perfectly pleasant, throwing in some free prawn crackers and drinks as all good takeaways should. A perfectly adequate stop for a Chinese takeaway, but nothing to write home about.

The food here is generally pretty good. What let's it down is it's organisation. I have been…read moreordering from here once a week for several years now and feel I'm going to have to venture elsewhere as they are forever getting the order wrong. This includes on multiple occasions relating to allergies. Just had salt n pepper chips that were quite obviously chips placed on top of the salt n pepper herbs in the hope I'd not notice. I'd b3 happier if the just gave me the chips and were honest about it or I could've waited for them to make the order right, but no! They have to deceive. Added to that front of house staff not particularly friendly and order is rarely ready when they say it will be. If this was my business they'd be some P45s flying around. Avoid if you have allergies, not worth the risk.

A couple of weeks ago while trying to decide what I was going to have for dinner I decided to have…read morea look at the stack of takeaway menu to see what was on offer. For some reason I had always passed by Sweet Basil's without trying the food. Well there was only one way this could be remedied. I wasn't in the mood to be too adventurous so settled on chicken with lemon and egg fried rice. The food was of a high quality and the sauce was all gloopy as can be the case with some places. Although I didn't eat in the restaurant when I went to pick my food up it looked really nice and the staff were friendly and welcoming. I was also really impressed with the prices; you get a large portion for what you pay for. I ended up only eating half and heated the rest for lunch the next day. Two meals for the price of one!

Enjoyed the food very much, but when we asked for the bill we had to wait quite a while..... we…read moredidn't have desert so used the menu to fan myself due to me being a lady of a certain age..... only to find the manager seeing me do this he came and asked if we wanted to order desert.... when I said no thanks we had already asked the waitress for the bill... he then snatched the menu out of my hand and walked off!!! I know they were busy but my family and I thought he was very rude to do this... so probably won't go back there for that reason! (nice end to my birthday!)

My favourite Chinese restaurant and takeaway, if you go you have to try the Peking spare ribs they…read moreare messy and do stain your fingers but they taste great! I've converted quite a few people into fans. I tend to use this place as a takeaway more than an eat in place as its not too far to go and it's cheaper to take it home and eat it. The staff are always friendly and helpful and the food is a very good standard, far better than most chinese takeaways I've been to but I think that's due to it being a restaurant too which pushes the standard higher. This is a popular place on a weekend so if you're eating in it's probably a good idea to book a table, if you can't get booked in then just order a takeaway. The only downside is they don't do delivery as they are very busy so you have to get it yourself.

Very nice food. Always make you feel welcome. Nice bar aswel so you can have a drink before you go…read moreupstairs for your food. Feels comfortable and relaxing. They always have nice music in the background and the tables are always clean and tidy. Some of the food is quite possibly the best Chinese food I have ever had. Love going there!

The store in Leeds is really good, they don't always have what I want, but the staff are really…read morefriendly. Due to the COVID-19 closure, I've ordered from them online, at singkeefoods.co.uk and this is the reason for the 2 star review... 2 of the products were out of stock - and I received a refund for one of these items a week after receiving the order. The second product (4 blocks of tempeh) hasn't been refunded, and it's been a few months since the order. In these months I have emailed singkeefoods and filled in 'contact us' forms, and have had no response. I'll be sticking with Hang Won Hong (aka Taste the Orient), also based in Leeds, They don't do mail order, but they do respond to emails!

Wonderful food and service. Very friendly, helpful staff. They supply my favourite restaurant…read morewhich is just next door!

Decent food but disappointed by their crispy noodle dishes. I'm sure they were crispy when they…read morewere made, but when you put the sauce in with the noodles, of course, they're just going to go soggy. If they had separated the two into different containers, they might still have some crispness left. The mix of meat and veg is good though, so a solid place to order from.

Excellent Chinese takeaway their menu is here - Dragon Palace…read more(http://take-a-way.co.uk/menu/5437/dragon-palace-leeds/)

Oh. My. Word. If…read moreyou're after decadence, this is your huckleberry. If you're after the cool slightly kitsch vibe, akin to Big Trouble In Little China, let's go Lopan hunting. (The weird columns with columns revealed underneath give me that impression.) If you're after a feast fit for warriors, modern ones who traverse the landscape of Leeds, then x marks the spot just here. I've been but the once, but that was enough to leave me yearning for more. The occasion was a friend's birthday. Our initial options had failed us, and this was right there, so we chose to descend. Being about 3pm in the afternoon the place was entirely empty, so it was a little bit of an unusual experience. Even so, every member of staff was fantastic, and treated us beautifully. We ordered the Prosecco, as it was on an afternoon deal (I forget how much), and drank that whilst perusing the extensive menu. Let me start by saying, if you're indecisive, brace yourself. There's hoards to decipher, and adventurous menu by all accounts, and even features frogs legs and birds nest soup. I was not so brave, and tried neither this visit, but as a personal challenge I think I should come back and give them a go. Our initial plan was to order several of the dishes under a fiver, and pick and mix. After listing about three dishes our waiter looked concerned and asked if we were still ordering more... We soon realised that four dishes was more than enough to feed a small army. Forgive me for forgetting every single item, but let me attempt to describe them. We had a peppery fish soup, which was gelatinous and thick, and not really my thing. (Not a seafood fan, but my friend adored it.) We also had the salt and pepper chicken wings, which were plentiful, greasy, and really delicious. If you're watching your weight, avoid - napkins were used every time to clean off the oil from our fingers. We also had a delectable dish of mushrooms, that was incredible, and an unforgettable (I realise the irony of forgetting its name) dish of crispy spicy beef. This was the pièce de résistance - every mouthful was incredible, but eat it quick as it's tastier when it's hot. Defeated, way before we finished, our lovely waiter asked if we'd like to take the remainder home - so never fear if you're one for waste not want not. Sadly, being as we were going for yet another birthday meal that evening, we couldn't take the food with us. On a more bizarre note, since the place was empty whilst we dined, it was curious that the waiting staff stood about 3 feet from our table during the whole meal. It didn't bother me, but I'm sure they could hear all the silly conversation we were having! Regardless, I imagine when full, this situation doesn't happen. (And as I mentioned before, they were all really lovely.) In any case, once again I've written more than you could probably digest, mirroring my ordering style, so I'll leave it there. Essentially, this is a fantastic restaurant, with incredible menus, lovely staff, great lunch deals and really quirky cool décor. It's a new favourite, and I want to come back! Lunch, anyone?

Ignore the 1 star hygiene rating, it's hands down the best Chinese restaurant in Leeds. With it's…read moremostly Chinese clientele, and an authentic Chinese menu - complete with wonderfully stupid set menu names "First Date", "Courtship" and "True Love" - it should come as no surprise that the grub that is served up is deeeeelicious! And very good value for money too at that. The only thing I'd knock it on would be the drinks selection, but with the above, and the great waiting staff and snazzy faux Chinese decor you'd be crazy to contemplate any other Chinese in the city centre.

Having had the longest day in history (OK, exaggeration, but it was an immensely long day) my…read moreboyfriend and I decided that we simply couldn't face cooking dinner on totally empty stomachs at 10pm at night. So, we decided on take-away. Normally we'd go for pizza or Thai, but we were feeling a little adventurous so we decided to look up Chinese take-aways on Yelp. It's my joy to report that having spotted all the grand reviews for China Jade we took a punt and it was just the job. I'm a creature of habit so I went for my usual (when I'm in Gloucestershire it's what we always have) which is a Special Curry and Special Fried Rice. My boyfriend went for something slightly more adventurous and had a Japanese Bento Box. The whole order came to around £25, which was fine as we had ordered enough food for over three people! My dishes were beautiful and utterly packed with bits, there was no scrimping on the meat and it was all pretty delicious. To my boyfriend's delight there was a lot of fish related items in my curry, which went straight on his plate as I'm not keen, and his Bento box was like a TV Dinner from the land of Plenty. He had a huge salad, breaded chicken slices, rice, little parcels of I-don't-know-what (devoured before I got a look in!) and a pot of Miso soup. I was full after about half of of my dishes, as the curry also came with chips, so was decidedly sensible and left it after that. Of course, my boyfriend continued to pick at the food for the next few hours and felt overly full afterward, but we were utterly satisfied. Service was friendly and I thought the prices were really reasonable so I was really happy. Yum!

China Jade, Well what can I say, we have been using this…read moreChinese takeaway for a good 2-3 years now and they always surpass our expectations. The food is ALWAYS hot and is delivered usually on schedule give or take 10 minutes. Obviously its going to be a little longer on a peak day (fri & sat). The food is always fantastic, full of flavour and never a problem. Me and my partner always order the following. Salt & Pepper Spare Ribs (Amazing, proper full length ribs with chillis etc) Prawn toast (proper prawns ontop of the toast, not paste) Char Sui Pork no veg (you get lots of meat) with chips Beef with Ginger & Spring Onion (ask for more meat and they give it to you) with noodles or egg fried rice. All of that comes to about £16 or so. Delivery is charged but doesn't bother me.