I came here for dinner every time I visited Belfast. This place has the most authentic Cantonese…read morefood, taste just like you would get in Hong Kong. Friendly service, comfortable seating and not too far from my office/hotel. I took my coworkers here once for lunch too, they all like it.

Trully an exceptional place to get dimsum! Everything was so great especially the lo mai kai that…read moreyou should get. The egg yolk bun was a different breed but still was good. Its just sad that they dont have egg tart it would have been perfect if they have egg tart. Totally, one of the best dim sum place in the uk. Recommended! Cheers!

while staying in belfast we had passed a sting of chinese restuarants on donegal pass. Being as…read morehow i love asian food we had to try one of them. Sun Kee seemed to be the best bet. when we walked in all the customers were asian. always a good sign. we had salt and chili prawns,minced pork with aubergines (eggplant to us americans ) bok choi in oyster sauce and dumplings plus some white rice. overall it was excellent. my only complaint was the 3.8 pound charge for the rice. being an american im used to rice coming with the meal.

Sun kee is the rumoured favourite amongst the chinese community of Belfast and I must say I quite…read moreenjoyed the place. The menu was really big and full of all the usuals. The staff were great as you always find in a well run Chinese restaurant. I went for my favourite black bean beef stir fry which was pretty good as most places go. the beef was really nice and tender and the sauce was great. I also had some vegetable rolls to start which were good too and had afew beers. The general atmosphere is very inviting and I would go back but its no Zen!

This restaurant is the step up from the takeaway of the same name (same owner?) on the Stranmillis…read moreRoad. The food is fantastic and always prepared perfectly. I always tend to get the same thing in Chinese restaurants which is due to my lack of adventure when it comes to Chinese food for risk of bumping into something containing fish sauce! So, I had my usual Kung Po chicken and it was yummy! Probably the nicest one I've had in any restaurant and also probably one of the more expensive ones too! The staff are polite and always welcoming. They are always looking to see your impressed face with they bring out their speciality Dim Sum, which sadly would have left them staring at my face for a long time as I'm not Dim Sums best friend, although the people I was with loved it! Despite the price, the food is incredible and always worth a visit instead of picking up the phone and ordering from your usual!

We collected a takeaway, and while we enjoyed the food, they missed an item from our £38 order…read more When we called to say, they asked us "if we knew what the food looked like", and then told us that they'd been operating for 40 years and that they don't make mistakes. They refused to accept that they had made a mistake on our £38 order. In fact, they were very rude to their customer! Nice food, but I wouldn't go again. Not impressed!

Very cool atmosphere. Great menu. Perfect for a date night. Service was timely and polite.read more

Delicious from top to bottom! We were told about this restaurant from our hotel, and so thankful…read more Everything we ordered from drinks to mains was top-notch. Not pictured was the long-stem broccoli with bean paste, the pork dumplings (best we have ever had) the corn chicken soup and the spring rolls, but definitely order those too. The restaurant is gorgeous inside and it gives off a romantic club vibe with low lighting and beautiful woods. Cannot rave enough about this place. Eat here!

This place used to be great but it's totally gone down hill badly. Really poor service and the food…read morewas dreadful when it eventually arrived. ordered at 7 pm and the original delivery time was 7.45 - this was changed to 8.15 after they had accepted the order. Rang at 8.25 and they said it was on the way then again 20 minutes later when it still hadn't arrived. We ordered wontons which had absolutely no filling - just greasy flat bits of filo. The "Vietnamese" spring rolls were just standard greasy pre-made rubbish, not the fresh rice paper rolls we were expecting. The special fried rice was just standard fried rice with 4 small pieces of chicken and 2 prawns on top - no veg or anything. The only nice thing was the miso soup but unfortunately half of it had spilled in the bag making the spring rolls even more soggy. Definitely won't order from here again.

Gangnan Restaurant serve Japanese and Chinese food. My attention was initially captured by the…read moresuperb selection of vegetarian Sushi rolls made with either white or brown rice on their menu. Tonight I ordered avocado, egg and asparagus rolls served with traditional garnishes of pickled ginger, wasabi and soy sauce. Wonderfully delicious, fresh and mouth-wateringly flavourful. As well as Sushi Gangnan serve Dim Sum and Tempura dishes, both with a vegetarian option available. Plus there's a full range of Honey Chilli, Peking, Curry, Kung Po, Satay, Szechuan, Black Bean, Teriyaki, Cashew Nut and Black Pepper etc meals, all also available as vegetarian dishes. Additionally there are noodle, soup, fried rice and traditional Chinese dishes. An extensive menu. It's sometimes extremely difficult to get a table in Gangnan, especially over lunchtime, as it's very busy and popular with Asian patrons. I sat in Gangnan on my visit tonight, however takeaway and delivery are also available. The restaurant itself is small, simple and clean. Prices, portion sizes, service and atmosphere are good. Plus it's BYOB. I will be returning and can see myself becoming a regular customer.

I didn't really like anything about this place. The food was weird and not very nice. I had some…read morekind of curry I didn't like, and tried a bit of the other three meals that weren't great either. Of the four people in my group no one overly liked any of the food and none of us will return. Everything was very expensive on top of that.

Good option for Chinese food in Peel. Service really tries though it is a little uneven, once they…read moreare busy. Our starters were great, the steam and pork dim sum and the salt and chilli ribs. Mains were okay but not as great as the starters.

Yelp said it was open (around 3:15), they were not. But the owner i insisted he would take care of…read moreus. Food was excellent and the staff was friendly. Goad we found this place

This review is for a take away meal. The staff was friendly and brought us water while we waited…read morefor food. I had a delicious curry rice noodles with plenty of veggies and beef that they made specially for me because of food allergies. Friend chose to have a different noodle dish and also enjoyed her meal. Prices seemed reasonable, food was yummy and staff were very friendly - what's not to love?

We really enjoyed a perfect, simple dinner at The Red Panda. Although we only ordered the War…read moredumplings (pot stickers) and Hong Kong-style sweet and sour chicken (served with rice), it was an ample dinner for two. Our dishes were served within five minutes. Incredible! Very polite and attentive service. The menu is very extensive and the prices are reasonable. The quality of the food was excellent.

Came here Tuesday night and was told it was reservations only, even though there were empty tables…read more Returned the next day with a reservation, food was good and the environment was clean.

The Four Seasons is regularly described as 'really authentic', the reason being that it is really…read moreauthentic. We had a meal there last week before going onto somewhere else and, as usual, we were more than pleased. Nothing can quite beat the pleasure of perusing a menu with a cold Tsing Tao Chinese beer in your hand. While you're doing this, The Four Seasons, like most Chinese restaurants, serves prawn crackers while you do this, but it also serves little dishes of fire-hot chilli dip and a green chive and ginger dipping sauce that could lead to a momentary lapse in table manners as you try to scoop up the last bits. We always over-order, so we agreed to have 2 starters and one main course: how can I describe what their hand-made dumplings taste like? Or the 8 inch long, skinny spring rolls with their own pork and garlic filling? Kimchee beef followed, more beer and what do you know? Stuffed - again! Here are my tips for a successful visit: loose clothes, no thoughts of going on to party anywhere else, and a nice bed to drift into later! The staff are lovely and the clientele loyal, it's reasonably pricey, but so what when there's no pink, gloopy sweet and sour sauce in sight? This is a restaurant to treat yourself to, but you'll want to go back, I promise.

The Four Seasons is a really nice Chinese restaurant on the Dublin road ideally situated for a…read moregreat spot to start your night out (and line your stomach!) The menu is vast and after a long deliberation I decided to try their crispy shredded beef with chili sauce- it didn't disappoint! The food was really good and the portion's were big too which is always great! They gave us free prawn crackers and the house wine was really nice too. We were with a group of 8 people and this didn't seem to phase the staff or the kitchen who all took it in their stride. Great pace to go for s date or with a big group as they can cater for all really well.