As I stomped past Childwall Fish and Chips I was pleasured with the smell of chips. On a mission, I…read moretook a sharp turn back and went in to buy some chips. The lady serving was very friendly, quick and efficient. The chips were of a good size, ungreasy and fresh. At £1.10 I couldn't complain. If I had had a bigger appetite I would have tucked in to one of their soups - chicken with noodles - followed by crispy chicken cantonese style with a few prawn crackers. There is the option for 2 at around £8.20 or £10 in total which looked equally appetising. There is a really good range of chinese meals to choose from but if you don't fancy this, then the fish and chips will make you smile. Last point to note is the cleanliness of the place - really good!

So I had sweet and sour pork and fried rice! My son had sweet and sour chicken and chow mien! The…read morerice was really delicious! I waited for 20 minutes! The food was hot and the food came quickly! Like most Chinese food we served it at home on a plate, they served the chicken without the sauce poured all over it, he liked to dip his chicken in the sweet and sour sauce! Do I recommend it, yes I do!

One of the best Chinese takeouts in Liverpool... by a mile, or rather by their sui mai's! Oh and…read morenot forgetting the prawn crackers! The service and attention to detail is amazing - no other Chinese puts in this amount of effort. You will also expect to find half the Hollyoaks cast in here on a munch. You definitely won't be disappointed with the food or the service... it's fab! I can't say anymore.

Fancy a takeaway? I would recommend Beijing City. I was hungry, in fact I am now...three juicy…read morestrawberries later..or was it four...still hungry. hmmm. Well I could certainly eat a chinese takeaway or maybe english food as well - right now! Beijing City is pretty good overall. I wouldn't quibble with the prices and think they are fairly reasonable. I don't have chinese takeaway too often. I used too, but then I got more into curry. Anyhow, back to the point. The takeaway looks hygienic which is an important point. There is a wide range of chinese dishes to choose from with the usual suspects of chinese dishes in seafood, duck, pork, chicken, lamb, and beef. For starters - I go for the same old, vegetable spring roll and some prawn crackers. Then for main course chicken in black bean sauce. Tasty. The portions are generous so make sure that your eyes aren't bigger than your stomach otherwise you will be in trouble.

Probably the best Chinese takeaway in South Liverpool. Love Chinese food, and tried most of them…read more Staff very pleasant, and food/service spot on.

As usual, fantastic food, great service and as we went on a Monday night, it was quiet. Just what…read morewe needed after a busy day.

Cantonese restaurant has been going for 18 years. They thus have no excuses but to get it right…read more Cantonese cuisine people, different from Mandarin. Over this lengthy period of time, the restaurant has developed a solid reputation across the city. The restaurant is well known and considers several local famous faces as regular customers. The restaurant offers a high quality dining experience that is second to none. There are 5 Banquets ranging from £18-£26. Going for one though is a rather lazy option in my opinion, just pick and chose your own. There's 17 soups to choose from, 34 appetizers....I know!! 34!!!!! From beef samosas to honey chilled melon, you won't be disappointed. I also counted 186 mains on the menu folks. See the lengths I go to provide you with such information!!! There are dishes galore you just cannot go wrong!! There's gotta be something that takes your fancy there is just so much to choose from. Never mind New Orchard Garden they should rename it to New Orchard food heaven garden. Must visit folks!!

Good was delicious and I believe more authentic than most spots. Lots of Chinese folks dining there…read moretoo! Prices were reasonable and portions good size. Staff was friendly & helpful.

Very authentic, and suitably spicy! Every time I've been there it's been super tasty. Definitely…read morerecommended.

I hate to do this but I'm afraid the Peking Garden isn't really even worth one star…read more This restaurant has the strangest set up - first of all, it is one of the scruffiest and dirtiest restaurants I've ever been in. Secondly, you eat your meal in a bedroom upstairs. Strange. Now to the food, if you can call it that, I'm sorry but it was either not cooked properly or was burnt. The meat all lacked any flavour, it did not taste anything like Chinese food. To be honest, I'd rather pop to the chippy.

Ummm lovely curtains! This place has seen better days or at least I hope it has.There are 252 items…read moreon the endless menu and I think it may be a case of quantity not quality. It seems you can just about eat anything you want with any kind of sauce and with or without cashew nuts. I was not brave enough to try the chicken banana rolls, one if the chef's specials. I was expecting more vegetarian/vegetables dishes for a restaurant with garden in the name. On a positive note they are the only place in Liverpool that still accepts Diners Club. I wasn't impressed but I am going to give this place another chance.

Fung Lok is at the Allerton Road end of town which has a fast growing reputation for yummy but…read moreaffordable food. The food is great but the restaurant isn't exactly great... there isn't much of an atmosphere and it does feel a bit like your sitting in your granny's house. I'd suggest the takeout because like I've said the food is great! Then again the staff are really friendly and the service is great. I suppose it depends on what you're after, it just doesn't really fit in with the rest of the trendy and modern restaurants down this end of town. I recommend the pepper steak and the satay skewers!

Fast is the word for Fung Lok Restaurant. Closely followed by tasty food. The restaurant is…read morewelcoming, cosy and informal. All this is accompanied by really decent prices. What is the catch? I don't know I haven't found it yet so will keep enjoying it and hope they don't realise how good they are. Whilst they mainly serve chinese, they also offer a number of english dishes such as fish and chips. I like it when restaurants do this. My mum and dad aren't that keen on chinese, but I am. So, how do you go to a chinese & vietnamese restaurant with them? Answer: find one that also serves english food. Fung Lok Restaurant!

We were looking for a restaurant that would serve a big group without too much faff with deposits,…read moreand someone suggested Chung Ku. That was a top recommendation - the menu is extensive, catering to all tastes. Portions are humongous, even starters! One certainly won't leave hungry. My food was delicious - I had soft shell crab, vegetables and seaweed. The service was very quick and friendly - not only that, they were happy to have a few separate tabs - very convenient!

Mixed bag: Plenty of…read moreparking Food excellently prepared but a little short on taste - most dishes needed sauce. That said, some of the best turnip paste I've ever had. A good selection of different dishes, not run of the mill dim sum. Service exceedingly slow, especially waiting for dim sum, but mains came out fast when we chased. Two dishes were incorrect but still delicious. Server denied they were incorrect and told us it was what we'd ordered, but steamed dishes and fried are quite different. VERY loud.

We have been violently sick from our visit to here on Friday. The whole bank holiday weekend me and…read moremy partner have had upset stomachs committing and visiting the toilet due to our visit at Chung Ku. We visited them after reading the reviews and they weren't bad, we get there and order drinks. There is tissue in the glass for bottled water like it's been polished with toilet roll. The coke did not taste like authentic genuine coke. we order the food- I ordered a 'sizzling skillet steak' that come like salt water soup with chunks of cheap steak in - no sizzling. Partner ordered crispy chilli chicken that had a consistency like squid- cheap rubbery chicken. He also ordered pork dumplings which he said were like a slimey Greggs sausage roll. I tried forcing the food down me as it was expensive for what it was but it was vulgar. Not once did a member of staff ask was everything okay, and when we were paying I said it was disgusting and we got ignored. I have emailed with no reply, also left a trip advisor review to which their reply was defensive and not addressing how truly poor the restaurant and the food is. The restaurant itself looks old, there is rubbish in the front of things used to try block entry ways so you can't see how neglected it truly is. Will be telling everyone just how awful this place is and I hope our £70 food bill can contribute not to the owners pocket but being put back into the restaurant to make it cleaner. This place has a food hygiene rating of 1. Need I say more

EWWWW This has to be shut down it has bad ambiance weird people in there a guy screaming a baby in…read morethe back and I can't understand the employees because they speak mandarin in and the only word I know is bing chilling(ice cream) so I had to use the translator and the toilet is clogged

The Ying Wah is always busy when I pass. The food is great!…read moreI liked how the menu is not massive, just the traditional Chinese food. They have a separate drinks menu with a fabulous selection of drinks that range from beers, liquors and soft drinks. I recommend you give The Ying Wah a try if you ever find yourself in Woolton Village.

The Ying Wah is a great Chinese restaurant where you can get a selection of authentic dishes at a…read morereally good price. The atmosphere is really relaxed, you don't feel like you have to rush like I find in many Chinese restaurants. The staff are friendly and accommodating, especially if you're a party with children. It can be really awkward trying to keep kids happy in a Chinese, they're always so picky because the food is a bit different to the usual fish finger buttie, but the staff are happy to help out here. The food is delicious, authentic and is one of the best Chinese meals I've had in Liverpool. A 2 or 3 course meal will set you back around £10-20 per person, also takeaway is available which is handy if you want great food but don't want to eat out. I'd advise booking at the weekend as it can get quite busy.