They Do Lovely Food. Their Meal Deal For £4.80 Which Consists of Chips. Egg Fried Rice, 4 Chicken…read moreBalls and a choice of Sauces is a Bargain. It's delicious. And What A Quick Service I Phoned Through At 5pm Opening Time To Have The Above Meal Delivered Which brought the Total Cost To £5.85 It Arrived Just Before 5.20pm and it was piping hot. I Highly Recommend This Chinese Takeaway. Even With Delivery It's Still A Bargain.

This is a fairly small (seats about 40) cantonese restaurant in the City centre - right by the bus…read morestation and only a short walk from the train station. The food is fantastic - as well as the main menu, have a look at the specials board. The staff are lovely and really keen to help you to decide what you want, and will offer recommendations if you want. If you go, try one of the bento boxes - so that you can try two main courses!! It's really good value for money. They also have chinese beer available, as well as a takeaway service

I'm amazed that there are a couple of bad reviews though they relate to the take away/delivery…read moreservice. I and a small group of friends which over time has varied from as little as 4 to a max of about 12 over a 10 year period always eating in the restaurant usually on a Tuesday evenings. There has NEVER been a time when every one of us has not totally enjoyed the experience of eating good food always freshly cooked, good service and a very reasonable bill at the end, No comparison with large Chinese buffet style places like exist in my native Bristol where food has been in trays on a hotplate probably all day.

Very mediocre and the taste of the fried rice was below average. It's convenient for those staying…read morein the city centre but i wouldnt go out my way to eat here for sure

Excellent and authentic Chinese food in the middle of Bristol. Open late!read more

It says it has been there since 1985 like all the restaurants and other places in the city of Bath…read more. The food was ok at the best customer service without a smile but prompt , charge money (2.95 UK gbp) for chili oil , though it was on the menu I checked after I order . May be we are spoiled here in the US because we get it all the time without charges . Will I go there again if I go to Bath again nah no way even if I am craving Chinese food like I was when I went there . There is a Thai place not far from there . Being a tourist place I guess they don't care much for the customers.

This is a skip…read more Often in the UK, you can find more traditional westernized "Chinese" that's quite good given the influence of the former colonies. Given some reviews and comments about this place on Trip Advisor and Google, I came in expecting it to be at least decent. The food was mediocre at best but the service was curt, inconsistent, and rushed. The place looked old and tired. For a 40 year surviving restaurant with table clothes, etc... I expected more. It was so blah, I didn't even take photos after the spring rolls which tasted burned from other old oil or over frying. Skip and keep looking elsewhere for food with orientalist influence if in Bath.

The Jade has been on my 'must do' list of places to eat for a couple of years now. It comes highly…read morerecommended by several friends who are discerning foodies so I was really looking forward to this meal. It's a very unassuming looking frontage that gives no clue as to the interior. We ordered the chefs special set menu with the lobster option to start. Our lobster was presented live and huge before being chopped up and braised in a wok with ginger and spring onion. Sublime! We had a selection of 5-6 other dishes, including King Prawn in black bean, baby squid, chilli fillet beef, chicken in yellow bean plus rice. It was £24 per head (minimum of 2). The sake comes warm in its own little bath and the service is impeccable - knowledgeable, friendly staff who really care about their food. This is an outstanding restaurant and one we'll be visiting regularly from now on.

Not strictly Chinese but Cantonese and simply the best in town! Food is delicious, excellent…read moreservice and great atmosphere! It's very small here so always pre-book to make sure you aren't disappointed. You will be very well looked after! My only reservation is the live lobster which is brought to you if you order lobster to eat but since I never intend to and others might enjoy this treat, I won't let that spoil my rating!

Hugely popular Chinese restaurant-- it pays to book. They have a "normal" menu, but if you are…read moreadventurous (we are) the full menu has all kinds of delicious options like soft shell crab, for example. Some of the "English Chinese" staples like sweet and sour are pretty goopy and hum-drum. Just don't order those. On a busy night it gets very loud. Lots of hard surfaces.

Compared to Oxford standards, I'd say this place is 4 stars. Really tough to find good Chinese…read more(whether takeaway or authentic) in the UK. However, if this place were in a context where better abroad Chinese cuisine was available (e.g., Toronto, Brooklyn), the food here is just okay, even if the owners/cooks are Cantonese. Their dine-in choice of dishes reflect real Chinese menu items. This place is definitely one of the top most flavorful East Asian restaurants nearby. You can smell it from the outside, and you can see it in their clientele. Because of what the other options are in the area, I would definitely come again, but not that often since they are a little on the pricier side. Good size portions, though. TIP, definitely book ahead for dinner. Even at lunch time they get pretty booked up.

NOTES: ~ This review is for delivery ONLY! I haven't…read moreactually been to the restaurant itself. Since it was a super windy day, I decided to celebrate Chinese New Year staying in instead; a lot of my usual favourites weren't open since CNY is as big as Christmas in the West, so decided to try Dragon Court. From the look of their menu, it was decently authentic and I refused to celebrate CNY with Westernised Chinese food. All in all, I was incredibly pleased with my meal! Mind, their delivery menu is not as vast as their in-restaurant one, no idea why. However, there's still a relatively decent selection to enjoy! Highlights: ~ Yangzhou Fried Rice -- This is my favourite type of fried rice and Dragon Court definitely did it well. Perfectly cooked and just the right amount of flavour! ~ String Beans -- I adore Chinese string beans. If you don't like them normally, I highly recommend giving it a try Chinese-style, it's absolutely perfect! Went very well with the fried rice. ~ Potstickers -- No juice inside, but really plump and delicious! I would definitely order them again. ~ Ha Gao -- Shrimp dumplings with a rice wrapping, my favourite type of dim sum and Dragon Court definitely did them well. --- If you've read my reviews before, you know that I'm really picky when it comes to delicious authentic Chinese food. I give Dragon Court my stamp of approval - they certainly delivered on the goods! **BONUS: Kudos to the man who delivered to us fighting the heavy winds to get to our doorstep!

In my opinion, currently the best place for dim sum in Cardiff! It gets busy on Sunday so there…read moremay be a bigger wait - its dim sum rush hour. Service is usually good with a majority of Chinese-English bilingilual staff. Highlights: The egg custard buns with the liquid centre! Also the usual dim sum fare; har kau, siu mai are good. The three roast rice is a personal favourite. Tips: You can ask for a bigger teapot if you have a large party and don't want to ask to refil it constantly. Edit: The chef has since changed, and food/ quality of service has been inconsistent, bit i still maintain that its my favourite place for dimsum in Cardiff.

Recently visited but unfortunately it was closed. We have enjoyed dining there every time visiting…read moreOxford. Sad to see it no longer there.

Three stars is generous. The kitchen is very slow and people who were seated after us got their…read morefood first. Wait staff rush off like a Beijing express train. Bad English skills, can't tell beef and pork apart. Generally, food is quite tasty and comes out hot. The sweet and sour soup is a bit too gooey for me, but has a lot of ingredients, which is good, not just broth. Satay mushroom was good, but they could work on the presentation. No complaints about the wok fried duck. Same for the tofu. The lychees are from a can. The banana fritters had some oldish bananas inside, but the batter is quite good because it is thin. The lackluster service is a turn off. Why are there never any knives in Chinese restaurants? Or spoons? Like Seinfeld said: Chinese farmer goes out and works on the field with a shovel! Shovel! Helloooooo? How am I supposed to eat a massive lettuce leaf with chopsticks? Has anyone seen chopsticks with a knife on the edge of it? Pm me if you have please. A big plus here is the lunch meal deal where you get three courses for 8 pounds.

A Chinese AND an English cuisine takeaway all in one! This isn't your usual Chinese takeaway that…read morefeels the need to add a 'chips and curry' dish for the less adventurous types. Fresh serves high quality food, both Asian and English, and attention to detail is given for both cuisines respectively. The menu is exquisite and well-presented, and the 'Hong Kong style' offers a different take on regular dishes. Unlike other takeaways, Fresh is open from 11.30am till 8pm. This is a unique idea but unfortunately means the place is closed when most people choose to order a Chinese to eat with their weekly dose of Skins, Peep Show or Mock the Week. However, it does mean that a picnic in the local park could be a bit different - a selection of Chinese bites at lunchtime doesn't sound like a bad idea to me!

It is hard to miss fresh despite its size. The graffiti covered take away perplexed me for some…read moretime, I walked past it regularly and saw that it served food, but I could never work out what exactly that food was. Eventually my curiosity led me across the street to go and check the place out: Chinese! The food is good, healthy and reasonably priced. It is a great buy if you are one of the students, and if your not but live in the area go check it out as it is as good a Chinese as I have found in Bristol. I am also a big fan of their commitment to generate attention!

This was the first place I've had dim sum, and thankfully I went with my partner who is a lot more…read moreexperienced at ordering than I am. We got the: - chilli + black bean ribs - spicy XO turnip squares - preserved duck egg and pork congee - char siu buns - prawn rice rolls - sui mai - a pot of tea To the best of my recollection, all of the food was cooked well and pretty delicious. Since this was my first time, I didn't exactly have anything to compare it against, but my partner also approved. My favourite was the turnip cake, which I'm probably going to insist on getting upon subsequent dim visits (and have done, on the one other occasion I've been).The servers that we spoke to were all friendly, and the restaurant was busy but had a nice atmosphere as a result. There was a good level of background chatter, but it was never too loud or distracting. Looking forward to returning one day (hopefully soon!)

Very traditional Chinese Cantonese cuisine, the food is very good, you can eat in or take out…read more Cantonese dim sum will be served in the afternoon, if you want to try Chinese Cantonese cuisine, this is a very good place.