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

A really nice atmosphere at this buffet restaurant. The service from everyone was excellent. The…read morefood was just ok for me. Some of the meats were dry, but the Asian dishes were very tasty. The cocktail was a bit watered down for my liking. But definitely worth visiting if you're hungry.

Cosmo is the best buffet I have ever bin to NOTHING compares to it not even zar zar bizarre (which…read moreI hated). The food the staff and the vibe is incredible leaving me stuffed every time I go.

Anyone who knows me knows that if there's an bao shaped opportunity, I'm all over it. The severe…read moredearth of bao-related goodness in my otherwise perfectly satisfying city is something that continues to baffle and upset me in equal measure. Bristol's effort was very good. Not quite Dim Sum Su level. Or Bao in London. But very respectable indeed. Took advantage of the very reasonable deal - 2 bao with fries for £8.50 which was plenty to fill me. The chips seemed a bit of a curveball, as not something I'd normally pair with bao, but it worked ok and they were cooked well. The bao themselves were lush - fried chicken with chilli mayo and daikon, and the amusingly named Chairman Bao with confit pork belly, hoisin and peanut dust. Shame they didn't have the shrimp bao as it sounded delicious but understandably it's their biggest seller, and I arrived late. The buns were soft and pillow-like, and the filling nice, albeit not exactly plentiful. Overall a solid 4*, and well worth a lunch trip, or light-ish dinner. It's BYOB as well, which I didn't realise.

This was my first taste of the famous bao buns and they were lovely! I tried Char Sui pork, pork…read morebelly, satay chicken and grilled chicken (with a side of gyoza for good measure!). The best thing about two of you eating is you get to try a selection, 2 bao would be enough each with a side for a meal. These fluffy buns made me very happy and were pretty reasonable. The pork belly was a bit fatty but apart from that, delicious! Plus the staff were very happy and helpful which always helps. Definitely a fan!

We preferred Dynasty in town for dim sum, but it's been redeveloped recently. So the alternative…read moredaytime dim sum place is Watersky. But it's variable and some dishes are served just warm. The taro croquette was good, the hargow dumplings and peanut and chive dumplings were good. The gailan stir-fried vegetable with garlic was ok. The shrimp and pepper stir-fried ho fun (rice noodle) was not good. Better avoid that one if you have an experienced palate. We went at 130p on a Sat. There were a few small tables with Chinese diners and one large table with students. The staff has changed - there were more Western staff and there is a new-ish AYCE menu for 17.95 per person which hopefully brings in more patrons. That menu looks like good value for folks who like that version of Chinese food. Overall, it's ok. Close to home and fairly good. Certainly, I've had better in Bristol , but times have changed.

they said my name as hughass it was not nice they food was good but they weren't they ran out of…read morerice half way through the meal unacceptable My family and I have been here a number of times and this is a sh** place to eat and hang out. The staff are very shit and need new manners - very un family friendly. The food is shitty - very disgusting and the surroundings are suitably plush but dirty. There's even a car park with no parking places.

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.

I ate the black rock grill and it was something special, I've never tasted food this good at these…read moreprices, these guys put a lot of effort into the dining experience.

From the owner: The menu fuses rare treats such as Sushi and Dim Sum, noodles and the legendary Black Rock Grill…read more From prawns to tender fillets of steak to delicious halloumi, enliven your taste buds!

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.

We ran into Dim T on our first night in Winchester looking for a bite. What a nice oriental…read morerestaurant. Something interesting from a variety of South East Asian countries. We ended up with some dim sum and satay as starter plus crispy chilli beef, Singapore noodles and coconut chicken noodles as mains. A nice experience.

This the first place my cousin took me when I arrived here in Winchester and it did not disappoint…read more It has a classy ambiance and the food is Asian mix. Try the Dim Sum. I will be back!

Cardiff has a couple of really good Chinese restaurants, and the Riverside Cantonese is one of…read morethem. Take no notice of the slightly plain-looking exterior, because inside it's quite smart, very friendly and serves great food every time. Their crispy duck is delicious, as is the grilled satay chicken - and besides many meat dishes they also have some lovely fish mains on the menu, including dishes with Monkfish, Scallops and Red Snapper - and plenty of veggie options. Apart from offering a varied menu, they also have a number of Set Menus which are good for sharing - offering excellent value. I've only ever eaten here in the evening, and didn't realise until reading other reviews that they also serve dim sum in the afternoons - so that's now on my list of things to try sometime!

The exterior decoration provides some clue as to what to expect inside at the Riverside Cantonese…read moreRestaurant. It is incredibly well maintained, despite the general dilapidated look of the immediate area surrounding it. I would go so far as to say that this is the best Chinese restaurant in Cardiff, it's certainly my favourite. Renowned for their inexpensive dim sum on a Sunday, getting a seat can be pretty tricky. But they serve dim sum every night - you just have to ask for the special menu. The staff are great, they'll stop to have a laugh and joke if you are inclined to get conversational, but regardless of this the service is prompt. They really know what they're doing. The interior is light and airy with well spaced tables and decent décor. It's easy to spot a well cared for restaurant, and the food always corresponds to the standards