Staying locally and we decided to have Chinese delivered after a long day of sightseeing. The host…read morehad left a menu for Yangtze and it looked pretty good! Read some reviews and for the most part everything looked pretty good except a couple not so great ones for dining in, but all in all good food was the consensus! Used the website to order and get another 10% off- which is always a great incentive! Prawn crackers as I had spent over £25- always a nice touch, and free delivery as we were within the 3 mile radius!! Double bonus! Food arrived before the predicted time, which was appreciated as it was later and we were all hungry! Dishes were hot and super tasty! Very similar to my Chinese back up north! If we're back again, we will def order from here again! A++

My cousin and his wife live around the corner from here and joked that we should take them there…read morefor dinner so we could order from the mysterious Chinese-language menu that is only shown to Chinese guests. In the end, we decided to take them up on it, on the night of the final of the World Cup. When we walked in and asked for the Chinese menu, we were initially told that there is no such thing (mind you, we were speaking in Mandarin, but are Caucasians), but after insisting it miraculously appeared. The waiter was clearly not happy serving us from this "secret" menu, but my cousin knows the owner, and when he came around, all went more smoothly. Our food came in due course, and was all surprisingly good. In fact, the people at the neighbouring table, who were ordering from the English-language menu, even asked what our dishes were, since they did not appear to be from their menu, and they looked infinitely better than the slop they were served. When we left, we took the Chinese menu back to our flat and I translated it into English for the owners to use with future guests who want to try some authentic Chinese dishes. We'll see if they follow up with that! The comments about the atmosphere are spot-on, by the way. The management clearly does not waste any money on installing an appealing décor.

We had a lovely Friday lunch here after attending the Changing of the Guards. The restaurant is…read morestunning and service was first rate. Total team effort, dedicated to high level service. My wife and I both ordered the dim sum lunch special. Good mix of dumplings. Asparagus. A bun. A stuffed rice roll. A spring roll. Mushroom chow fun. All good. The mushroom chow fun was probably my favorite. My son ordered a chicken dish with a sweet lemon sauce. That was different and very good too. 4.5 Stars.

Lunch BBQ set menu is tasty and quick for those of us going to a theater matinee…read more The duck is pretty tasty with rice and asparagus along with the pork trotter slices as an appetizer. Hot and sour soup was also nice. Great service. All in all, I think it's a good value pre theater. I was in and out in about 45m.

Spent a week in Windsor and we had dinner here one night and it was great. We ordered a lot of…read moredishes for the 7 of us and it was all so good. Service was a little slow, and the outside tables are a challenge with the slope of the street, but the food was great.

Firstly, it's caveat emptor - buyer beware - and know that there's a 10% service charge atop the…read morealready stonking prices. We opted for the set meal for two at £33.95 per head and with 3 diet cokes our bill was a tad under £85. So be very aware before you dine that the prices are very high for what is truly cheap food, cheaply made. We enjoyed what we had but we would not go again. We didn't grumble at the prices charged as we knew the cost on ordering. We hadn't noticed the service charge as it wasn't there but snuck in at the end. Although devious and underhanded it would not have made us leave anyway. The service we got cost just under a tenner on top of high food prices but it was impeccable. Faultless and attentive. We sat outside, just at tea time on a beautiful warm day on aluminium chairs, on a gentle slope with Windsor castle behind us. The most notable memory going around that day was the huge number of jumbo jets flying low overhead as Windsor is on Heathrow's landing flight path. You'd need to live in a castle to cut out that continuous noise. So to the food here. Again this followed a pattern for us with Chinese and Indian with starters good then next courses fair and then poor. The starter platter was very good - crispy 'seaweed' which is deep fried green cabbage; 2 each of vegetable spring rolls, chicken skewers, pork ribs (that were very good) and prawn toasts. On the toasts I'm unsure if the filling was warm water prawn as the texture and colour were quite spongy and odd tasting. The platter was accompanied by a dish of chilli sauce and one of peanut sauce and this part was good 4 star. Next we had just alright duck and pancakes with Hoi Sin sauce. This, from a jar Cantonese sauce, was thick and tasty. As usual the duck was accompanied by (6) pancakes, sliced cucumber and spring onions. We expected the duck skin to be crispy but it wasn't and at the price we expected the skin, fat and meat to be separated out - it wasn't. This wasn't the tastiest duck either and the meat portion was small so just about 2 stars. The last course was poor indeed; sweet & sour chicken and a chicken & black bean. Both came with one serving of rice and a side of tasty vegetables in garlic (broccoli, carrot, Pak Choi, bamboo shoot but no water chestnuts). There not much else to say about the two mains as they didn't wow. In fact they were so poor tasting - Marks & Spencer's comparable Chinese ready meals do taste far better and each has more chicken. The battered chicken pieces we got served here in the sweet & sour were very small pieces - like a kids meal - and neither sauce was as flavoursome as they each could be, and should be for the high price demanded so 1 star. If I'd bought these mains in the Red Panda in Belfast as takeaway I'd pay £16 for both with two fried rice portions and free ace prawn crackers thrown in. So all in all it wasn't anywhere near great, rather it was just alright with only a few highlights. It certainly isn't remotely worth the extortionate price paid, not close, even without the service charge it's double what it should be for the cheap food cheaply made and served. The best thing as we reflect was that it wasn't really awful but at £85 it should have been far and away much, much better. Oh and while they have WiFi its not for customers.

My absolute FAVOURITE Chinese restaurant/takeaway. My mum is Chinese and I feel like Kai's is…read moreprobably the most (close to) authentic Chinese restaurant to go to. Their food is always fresh and the owners Kai and Sandy are a pleasure to talk to.

We've tried a number of Chinese takeaways with varying success. This takeaway was definitely a cut…read moreabove the rest. The food was excellent and full of flavour, but unlike most, this food was not swamped in salt. The food was also not overly packed with the cheaper ingredients to pad it out. Basically the food was a joy to eat, not expensive and we've definitely found a new takeaway as a favourite

This is one of the best Chinese takeaways I've had. It has a good mix of standard Chinese takeaway…read morefare, as well as some more adventurous dishes like Ma Po Tofu, which is actually quite spicy. The salt & pepper king prawn was yummy, and the hot & spicy lamb was really tasty. The pancake roll was great - with fresh bean sprouts, chicken & prawn. Service is pleasant and food is ready fast. We have found our new local Chinese!

Excellent service excellent service excellent food lunch deals a must evening meal excellent highly…read morerecommend

I was 5 years old when I used to go to the restaurant with my parents, they were friendly with the…read moreowners at that time. I now live in the US and am 60 years old but will visit the restaurant when I'm back in the UK. Great food , great service !

The service at this restaurant was exceptional, and the staff were friendly and attentive…read morethroughout. The food was fantastic, and the atmosphere welcoming. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a great dining experience!

This is one of my favourite Chinese places. My favourite is sweet and sour crispy chicken balls,…read moreand their version is the yummiest ever. They give massive portions which is a bit of a waste as it's so filling but prices are quite good and I really do love the food they do so much. Writing this is making my mouth water at the though. They deliver quite quickly too.

My family have been coming to this place for longer than I can remember (though seemingly not…read morelinger than the waiting staff can remember, as they keep reminding us each time!) and it never disappoints. The service is excellent, with super-friendly staff and a grand interior setting to match (a cherry blossom tree seemingly impossibly grows from the centre of the dining area). The food is also an equal match to this and is highly recommended. Order loads of dishes to share - you'll want to try them all! For a real sense of occasion, be sure to order the roast duck + pancakes, where the staff will shred the duck at your tableside for you.

Chu Chin Chow is very good. Expensive compared to some in the area, but you do get what you pay for…read more could not suggest a single way in which our food could have been better, and service struck an excellent balance of being attentive without being obtrusive. Well worth the money for a good meal with good staff and good ambience.