Thursday night, staying at the harbor hotel for a cruise tomorrow. Stopped in just before 9, though…read morethe hours state they are open until 11, the kitchen closed at 9. The staff were so very gracious and got our order in no problem. We started with hot green tea and water - beautiful presentation and it hit the spot! We shared the Imperial Duck and chicken & prawn pad Thai. The duck was crispy and moist, fresh veggies, hot pancakes and flavorful sauce - perfect! They split the pad Thai into 2 bowls for us, very helpful! I loved the infusion of veggies that brought crunch to each bite and the juicy lime! We would definitely eat here again!

Very nice and very good Nice and tropical decorations…read more Friendly staff and good food. Right on the marina

I like this place…read more If you have visited Japan & Korea etc and have been missing the atmosphere of a ramen shop, this will suit you perfectly. It does a very good deal on a 'stop the clock' idea, which means you can sit and eat for two hours, from the moment of your first order. The cost is £15.80 which can't be bad. Personally I recommend the Bulgogi, thin sliced BBQ steak. Ushikata! I have hesitated in recommending Teppan Oriental because its very appeal is that all the customers are apparently Korean, Japanese or Chinese and this adds to the atmosphere...

From the owner: We are Bristol's first and only Korean BBQ and Shabu Shabu restaurant…read more The Korean BBQ is comonly known as Yakiniku or Gogi Gui, this refers to the Korean method of grilling beef, pork, chicken, or other types of meat. Dishes are often cooked at the diner's table on metal grills that are built into the center of the table where diners can enjoy doing there own grilling/bbq at the dinner table. The Chinese Hot Pot also known as Shabu Shabu in Japan, and in Singapore and Malaysia the Steamboat. Like fondue but replaced with a simmering metal pot of stock at the centre of the table where diners place their ingredients into the pot to cook. The cooked food is usually eaten with a variety of dipping sauces. Typical Hot Pot dishes include thinly sliced meat, vegetables, dumplings and seafood. Here in Teppan we have a vast choice of ingredients, dipping sauces and stock.

The restuarant says it does a mix of Asian Fusion food and this is what intially attracted me to…read moreit. When we go out to eat we normally argue over Indian or Chinese food so this was perfect as it has both!! Situated above the new Buddha Bar which used to be Natraj indian Restuarant, in the Beford place area. The decor inside is very modern and upmarket and looks really nice, it has a nice atmosphere and the service is good. On the two occasions we have been be have opted for the buffet which is half indian and half chinese. On both occasions the food has been wondeful. Both sets of food have obviously been cooked by someone who knows what they are doing and there is a good range. Chinese wise i remember there being - Steamed rice, fried rice, chow mein, sweet and sour chicken, beef in black bean sauce, pekinf duck, another main dish, spring rolls, prawn toasts, prawn crackers and a few other bits. Indian - Pilau rice, onion bahji, pakoras, naan bread, korma, tikka, another hotter curry, popadoms and then salad. The only downside to this is the expensive price which was around £17.00. I know it is a mixed buffet but for southampton this is a bit high. However i think this will go down as there were not many people in there. Drinks were also not cheap. Worth a go if you have the cash tho!

4 people 13/2/09 - Friday evening, the place was fully…read morebooked, we didn't book and awaited about 15minutes for a table - we went downstirs to Buddha lounge for a quick drink and when we came back a table was ready for us. Decor is really nice and waiting staff were very nice and welcoming. We had a mix of Buffet and menu - buffet which included Indian and Chinese dishes (over 20 dishes) was very well priced at £13.95pp and a la carte menu was also well priced. Our bill came to under £65 for 4 people including drinks and this is well below what you would expect to pay for a nice food and venue. worth a visit - we'll definately book next time

Lin's Thai Cafe is a diner style authentic Thai restaurant that serves traditional english…read morefavorites (chippy and bangers). Stumbled here on a Sunday afternoon after finding Tang's (to be reviewed soon) was closed until dinner hours. Quick summary: Food: Thai - 4 out of 5 for authenticity and flavor. English breakfasts and chippy meet the standard and is offered to cater to the less adventurous. Of the 4 dishes we tried, the Pad Thai stood out as the dish of the day, made with the right balance of tamarind and garlic; we ordered two portions to start and an additional third after my family devoured the first two. Springs rolls were crunchy, even with the chili sauce it was served with. Ambiance: Simple diner style. Ask to prop the door open for ventilation. Although I don't mind, coriander, garlic and curry can be sometimes overwhelming. This place does not have a liquor license, but it is BYOB so hop on two doors down and pick up a Hoegarden Heff to tame the spice. Customer Service: A bit of a language barrier, so keep your special orders to yourself. I requested to add beef to a particular menu choice and ended up with a completely separate beef dish. Price is fair - for a family of six we all left very satisfied for a mere 40 quid.

Great food always- lovely staff and discounts to be found. If you like it spicy or if you want it…read moretame- both can be found. Never had such great soup- would get it every day if I could. Plus- they have a tardis!!

I visited Vatika a good while back for my mothers birthday treat. I personally had not head of the…read morecelebrity chef, but had heard that a new and trendy restaurant was opening up in Wickham. Located on the the Wickham Vineyard the restaurant has a clean and uncluttered feel to it. However not too clinical. Service was good not too eager but not too laid back. The menu was out of this world, witht he focus on fine dining with soem excitement. Some of the menu choices will not sound up peoples street and the portions may look a little on the small side. But let me assure you it all works out fabulously. If I was in the mood for another fine dining experience that is local to me I would certainly entertain this as a serious choice.

I was in Aldershot house-hunting and decided to check out the town…read more This restaurant is located in the new Westgate development which houses a cinema, a Travelodge, a Morrisons and some restaurants Mimosa is an all you can eat buffet, offering Indian and Chinese food Average food. Empty containers. It was filling but nothing much more to commend it. Only highlight was that they offered fresh fruit for dessert

Was in Mimosa for lunch this afternoon. Your typical buffet style restaurant where in you can eat…read moreas much as you like as long as you don't waste any food. Reasonably priced. Self service. Combination of Indian, Chinese and English food. Fine ambience.

Although the staff were very helpful and welcoming, the food itself was disappointing. If you are…read morewanting a quick cheap buffet then it is fine, but not sure if we will be returning.

Just wanted to add a note that the hygiene rating is now 4 !…read moreI haven't been, but we have friends who rate So Asia very highly. Just wanted to point out that the two low reviews below are outdated and inaccurate.

This Resteraunt is in a great location. Easy to find using the postcode and sat nav. Easy parking…read moreand more to the rear of the property as well. The inside transforms you to the East. Very well laid out and looks fairly new too. Lots of statues wood carvings etc. Even a few ponds and a mini bridge. The lighting level is low and really sets the scene. The pay one price and eat what you like is better than most in so much there is a large choice and the food is delivered to your table The food taste was great and although the food didn't always come out at the same time it was worth it The waiters try to double up portions and are quite strict what they will or will not do and at times can be quite rude. In fact they are a riot and very rude Drinks are extra. Good selection We ate as a large family group on a Sunday lunch time It was a good Resteraunt as far as the decor and food choice and quality was concerned. The big down side was the staff. Abrupt. No interpersonal skills. No interaction. My recommendation would be either change the staff or go self serve I wouldn't return

First time at this restaurant. Did not know beforehand that it was a fixed price, all-you-can-eat…read morestyle restaurant. The decor is charming and the food is very tasty. The restaurant has set menus if you don't want to have to think for yourself and you are happy to let the restaurant choose the meal for you. If you want to entertain a small group of friends, this would be an excellent venue. You will not leave this restaurant feeling hungry.

I have now eaten here at lunchtime - when the place functions as a "normal" cafe, and dinnertime,…read morewhen the place functions as a (BYOB) thai restaurant. The lunch food was surprisingly good for the price - there is a real chef here and though it is simple cafe food it is really well done. The evening thai food (served only Thurs-Sat but worth a trip) though is revelatory. The starters we tried (satay, thai scotch egg, fishcakes, spring roll) were delicious, slightly British takes on Thai classics, save the scotch egg, which was a slightly Thai take on a British classic, and was awesome. The main courses I tried (Thai Green Chicken curry and Lamb Massaman Curry) were PERFECTLY flavoured, this chef knows how to balance Thai flavours properly and with finesse, and the meats were perfectly cooked as well. Really Excellent.

From the owner: Thai food, local produce, great coffee, homemade cakes, stunning dessertsread more

If you're looking for a refreshing and creative brunch spot then 100 Hoxton is the place to be. The…read morebrunch menu is Asian fusion inspired and creative so you won't find your usual English Breakfast here. My friend and I both got the Big Breakfast and it's a lot packed on a plate. It comes with two fried eggs, onion hash, pork belly croquette, mushrooms, avocado salsa, and sour dough bread. All of these things put on a plate made for a yummy and satisfying brunch. Also, all of this was for £11 which I thought was pretty decent considering how much there was! The brunch here is something I'll keep coming back for!

Hidden gem on the end of Hoxton Market. Lovely cosy atmosphere. Plates are small designed for…read moresharing. Menu was limited due to COVID but will visit again when more dishes are added. Very affordable for the quality of food. Highly recommend