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!

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?

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!

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.

Absolutely excellent experience! First time trying korean…read morebbq and hotpot and it was amazing. Great staff, gorgeous food and lovely atmosphere. Will definitely be back soon

Oh. My. God. Amazing food…read more For 17 pounds you get a broth of your choice and amazing meat cuts and vegetables. Shrimp, fish, etc Best hotpot ever! And I eat it a lot in many places around the world!

I've heard so much about Dragon Rendezvous, so I wanted to try it. It went like this:…read more Service = excellent, staff are delightful, polite, welcoming and lovely. Food = a bit disappointing to be honest. I had salt and chilli tofu which was ok. I ordered it with boiled rice and a bowl of quite watery, bland, tasteless satay sauce swimming with garlic and sliced chilli. All I tasted overall was garlic, there were huge amounts of chopped garlic flung over the tofu and swimming through the satay sauce. I really wanted to give this place a proper chance, thus I also ordered a dessert of banana fritter, which I thought would save the day. Unfortunately it was quite bland and tasteless, even though it was served with lashings of chocolate sauce, cream and ice cream. Drink = glasses of wine defined by white, rose or red. Went for white and it was average. Won't rush back to be honest...

Very good for a place to sit in and have a meal at after 2 in the morning. Food was great, beer…read morekept on coming, something you would not experience anywhere else in the city at this time. The other side of the coin (when I made a visit whilst sober) is that the food is your usual Chinese food, decent but nothing spectacular. I would definitely recommend the dragon after a night out and you and the crowd you are with fancy a big eat with some more drinks. It would tick all the boxes.

Only one vegetarian option available when I visited Chopstix, a bland curry filled with overcooked…read moremushy vegetables. Had this on top of chips which were as dry and tasteless as the cardboard box they were served in. Counter staff didn't seem to know what they were doing and twice started shovelling food I hadn't asked for into the takeaway box - I had to tell them twice that what they were dishing-up was not what I'd asked for. Uninspiring food and careless staff - I'm not impressed and won't be returning

Not the sort of place I would normally go for lunch, I found myself in Chopstix on Royal Avenue. In…read moremy defence I was a little hungover. The fact that there was a bit of a queue enticed me, as I hadn't been in before. It is a pretty simple idea, get a base of rice or noodles and choose your topping (I went for spicy Malaysian chicken). The service was a bit brusque, but what do you expect, it is a take-out noodle bar, but the food was pretty flavoursome and had enough of a kick to sort me right out. As I say, it won't be an everyday thing, but I'd give it a go the next day I want a naughty lunch.

I'm going to give Emerald City 3 stars as it could go either way depending on whether you're drunk…read moreor sober. Emerald City is known as the Chinese takeaway you go to when you're too drunk to actually taste the food. So if you're pished, it'll be a 5 star rating. If you're sober, it'll be 1 star. So I'll compromise and give it 3.

I don't wish to give one star reviews because my one-star experience could be another person's…read morefive-star experience. However, I can safely guarantee this is pretty much unanimous. This "restuarant" is grim, the food is bland, the staff watch you as you eat which is quite off putting, the decor outside is so dull and boring... They do have an offer of 3 lunch courses for £7.50 so if you have a hangover and a chinese craving then tot along. If you like chinese food, avoid