This place is incredible! It is a must if you are in the area. I think their dim sums are best, if…read morepossible get a bunch of dishes to share, so you can sample as much as possible. The satay wontons and XO scallop dumplings were probably some of the best dim sum I'm ever had. Highly recommend!

We had dim sum for dinner and it was delicious! We particularly enjoyed several of the wontons and…read moreplum ribs. Very pretty place and quiet.

Stopped in looking for an easy dinner after arriving in Glasgow. I had a hunch that the place would…read morehave some authentic Chinese food based on the menu (including the part that wasn't translated into English--often a sign that you get Chinese folks eating there), as well as the plethora of Chinese based food delivery stickers on the windows. We ordered Mapo tofu and wonton noodle soup. Both were delicious and good sized. The service was friendly, and it was a pleasant place to eat and people watch out the big windows. I took a star off because it seemed disproportionately expensive compared to the environment and dining experience.

very quick service portion sizes are quite large. I had the pork intestine and noodle in broth…read morewhich had excellent flavor needed just detected chili sauce. My wife had the seafood noodle which was fine. She enjoyed it.

The idea of the Sunshine Soiree is to mingle with other diners in an informal, relaxing environment…read moreand sample Asian cuisine. It was a £10 donation - to cover ingredients, decor, and towards start up costs of the Sunshine Tea Lounge business - and BYOB. We were shown around the secret location (address private messaged to attendees a couple of days before) and presented with a refreshing ginger & lime mocktail. There were little dish name cards spread out on a table but I didn't note them all down so I may be slightly off with descriptions. There were around 20 guests and we spread ourselves out in different rooms, some people sitting on a sofa or on provided chairs, and some of us standing. This wasn't an official Yelp event but there were quite a few of us Yelpers there. First dish up was two bowls of lotus root dip and fried crispbreads. This was one of my favourite dishes of the night, the dip had lots of flavour and the breads were delicious. Next was the lotus root crisps with a lotus root dip, this one a bit more creamy in consistency than the previous ones. The crisps were very thin so these were not really as suited for a dipping style, but also tasted great. Following this were green peppers in a garlic and black bean sauce - this was very tasty and I could have eaten a bowl of this to myself easily. We then had a salad of greens and carrot topped with sesame seeds, and some hoisin chicken wings were also brought out. Next was firecracker rice with either a vegetable curry or a chicken curry. As the plates that had come out were for sharing with a large group of people I was quite hungry by this point and was looking forward to loading up in carbs. The curry was nice, very mild. I did wonder what happened to the dumplings as I'd seen place cards for different varieties of dumpling - and mentions of them on social media for tonight's event, but none ever materialised. Lastly, there were desserts of orange and cardamom cakes, and sweet potato mochi in a coconut sauce - the latter being suitable also for vegans. Again, these were all shared and self service, so I felt I had to be considerate with watching portion sizes. It was good to be able to chat with chef & host, Susan, at the end of the night about the food and other Chinese dishes. I have opted to give it a 4 as although I enjoyed the event, the Yelp event a few weeks ago - where there were only 8 people - looked a bit better in that everyone had a seat to themselves for the evening, their own portions of food, and more opportunity for chat about the Sunshine Tea Lounge concept - discussing the mood boards, etc. I will definitely be keeping an eye out for future events; unfortunately I can't make Susan's pop-up in two weeks' time but I hope to make another of her events soon!

I visited their pop-up shop in Buchanan Galleries and was really pleased to see a couple of vegan…read moreitems. I started with dumplings - shitake mushroom & vegetable, with mooli pickles. I then had a beng - a mighty big fried thing stuffed with shitake mushroom & vegetables. Both items were fried, so not exactly the healthy choice, but my gosh they were tasty. Ideal hangover/comfort food. It would set them off nicely to perhaps be served with some fresh salad. I'll watch with interest to see what Sunshine Tea Lounge do next.

Food was good however the service left a lot of room for improvement, it was a nice atmosphere but…read morea little crowded

Had the brisket udon noodle soup. A little salty but it was absolutely flavorful and delicious. The…read morebrisket had fat but that's totally fine for me. We also ordered the sweet and sour chicken Hong Kong style, that was good. Ordered pork and Chinese leaves potstickers, they were very flavorful. The dough was a little thick for my liking. Egg fried rice was good. Overall it was a great spot and would definitely go back the next time I'm in Glasgow!

Excellent service and the food is absolutely lovely have never had a bad meal or serviceread more

I'll be honest, it wasn't the best place I've ever been! I found the decor inside and out a bit…read moregarish, the food a bit bland and the staff a bit miserable, the highlight of my experience was the huge fish in the fish tank! I don't think I'll be returning any time soon, Sorry for the negative comment but it was a big disappointment for me.

We discovered this place a couple of years back when looking for dim sum in Edinburgh. It was…read morerecommended by some real experts, so why not try? We've now been here a number of times and really like it. They do really nice dumplings, my favourite probably being the salmon and prawn one. The duck rolls are really good. And we've tried some of the stir fry noodle dishes. Most recently I went for the chicken rice porridge. I'd never had it before and really liked it. It's nice to have a good dim sum in Edinburgh. This place is off the beaten path but doesn't disappoint. The service could be a bit warmer, but that's easily forgettable once you've gotten your first plate.

We have yet to find a Chinese food place that makes up for our local closing, so decided to try…read moreStack, although knowing it's not the greasy, fulfilling Chinese we long for. We ordered take-out and wanted to ensure it was enough food for two people, so we ordered 4 of the dim-sum and one of the glutinous rice bowls. We had the #1 Prawn Dim sum, #10 Ribs and Black Beans from the steamed menu and then the #23 Fried Squid Cake and the #24 Vietnamese Spring Rolls from the fried menu. All were delicious, especially the prawn and the Vietnamese Spring Rolls. The ribs were also good, but quite fatty and lots of small bones, so I was slightly turned off by eating those. The rice congee, #52 was good and hearty, but seemed to lack any salt or real flavour. I would say it would be excellent for a someone with a cold, but not an amazingly flavourful option. They did serve it with deep fried bread dough, which was so tasty. Overall, a delicious meal, but it wasn't nearly enough food for two people. It just wasn't super filling, but we imagine it is a great dine-in option if you have some friends to share it with and some time to linger. It is a bit pricier then most takeaway's, but it's a bit different then just getting sweet and sour chicken, and definitely worth the tasting. Also, they don't accept card under £25 pounds, so make sure to bring cash. Oddly enough, they serve a wine called Forge Mill, which I discovered at The Dogs, and have been hunting to find locally ever since. A great wine and I am excited they sell it. Definitely a place I will only dine-in from now on to get the experience, which I think makes them a great eatery.

A decent enough Chinese restaurant in the middle if Troon…read more They have an excellent mid-week offer of three courses from a restricted menu for £12, or a reasonably priced a-la-carte. The food it's hot, tasty and well prepared. Recommended.

The best Chinese restaurant or takeaway in Troon. We've eaten in and taken away multiple times for…read moreyears. The food is never greasy and I swear I'm addicted to their crispy seaweed. If you are in Troon and want a take-away this is definitely the place to go!

We went here a couple of nights ago and it was great!…read moreSuper-friendly service and great food. Had the dirty fries, Chinese broccoli, tofu bao, prawn dumplings and miso & honey glazed wings. Along with that we had a couple of cocktails and everything was simply great! Will definitely be back when in town!

Popular and *packed,* we were glad we had a reservation! Complimentary prawn chips! HUGE menu and…read morewe had no problem ordering up a few classics. Dishes arrived as they were ready (not all at once) - and everything was delicious. Very happy we chose Lychee.

Solid Asian restaurant- an absolute crowd pleaser. The menu is diverse & appetizing, the service is…read morefast & efficient, the ambiance is upscale & lively. Definitely head over for your next Asian food date night.