this is an awesome chinese takeaway, we often ordered from here when we lived that side of…read morebirmingham. although delivery was quite slow, it was delicious and well priced.

The great thing about eating at a Chinese restaurant is that, generally speaking, no matter what…read morethe eating idiosyncrasies of the people you are dining with, everyone can find what they want. No pork? No fish? Vegetarian? No problem. Love pork? Love fish? Omnivore? No problem. We really had no idea where we were going when we boarded the taxi at our hotel and headed into Birmingham. I had spent a few minutes on Yelp and the Jewellery Quarter seemed like it had a number of good restaurants. Our cab driver was very friendly and helpful and pointed out several options for where we might eat when we reached our destination. It was getting late and it was damp and cold out, so we figured that Henry's Cantonese - despite its middle-of-the-road Yelp reviews was as good a bet as any. As we entered the restaurant it appeared to be packed. A good sign! It was only after we actually were seated did it become evident that all the people we saw was a single large party, possibly a group of co-workers. No matter. The service at Henry's was very polite and attentive. We ordered some drinks and appetizers and got down to studying the menu, which was very diverse and extensive. After a long day, we were happy to have a chance to sit back and relax a bit, so we waited for our appetizers to arrive before ordering our main dishes. The wait staff was perfectly happy to accommodate our leisurely pace. The Deep Fried Crispy Won Tons (http://bit.ly/XOBwX8) arrived first and they made quite a statement, with a large and almost artistic thin won ton crust deep fried to nearly the consistency of a cracker. Next came the Satay Chicken Skewers (http://bit.ly/XOBvCI) which were bathed in a thick peanut sauce. The chicken was prepared perfectly, tender and juicy. Finally, the Deep Fried Vegetarian Spring Rolls arrived which I have to admit were a bit disappointing, both because there were only two spring rolls and because they didn't meet the same standards as the other appetizers. (Pro tip for the wait staff: If there are three at a table and they order an appetizer that comes in twos, maybe mention that to them. Better to have one extra than one too few.) Two of us ordered the Chicken and Sweet Corn soup which was delicious. The third of us ordered the Chicken Won Ton soup and also enjoyed it thoroughly. At the time we ordered our main dishes we were concerned that we had ordered way too much food: Deep Fried Crispy Sichuan Beef (http://bit.ly/XOBbnl) Stir Fried Chicken and Cashew Nuts (http://bit.ly/XOBdLT) Sweet & Sour Tofu (http://bit.ly/XOBcI0) Grilled Honey and Black Pepper Chicken (http://bit.ly/XOB8YG) Vegetable Fried Rice But, by the time we were done, nearly every dish was cleaned out and each was delicious in its own way. My favorite dish was probably the Deep Fried Crispy Sichuan Beef. Why does everything taste so good when it's deep fried? The beef was crispy and tender. How do they do that? The Stir Fried Chicken and Cashew Nuts was served thick with vegetables and was perfect. The Sweet and Sour Tofu was probably the least popular dish at the table. The tofu was a bit soft for my particular taste. Still the majority of the plate was eaten. The Grilled Honey and Black Pepper Chicken, which was ordered off the Chef's Special Recommendations menu was gone in no time. Fantastic. I have to say that the fact that Henry's Cantonese only has a 3-star average on Yelp is perplexing to me. The existing reviews seem to focus on two issues, one being that it is expensive and the second, that some of the dishes are served greasy. Happily that was not our experience at all. The food was across the board 4-star and 5-star quality and not one dish, including the vegetable fried rice, was greasy in anyway. Our total bill for three, including alcohol and tip was £91.70 or about USD $139.30. Now maybe that's a lot for simple take out, but this was not take out. It was a leisurely meal, in a lovely restaurant (including a live piano player) with delicious food and great service. What a pleasure it is to be able to write that last sentence. What a pleasure our entire meal was.

On their TAKE AWAY:…read more I love their containers -- I wish I lived in the UK. If I did, I would rack up all the containers and then reuse them. Their location is not really very ideal. It's sort of awkward because it's the only restaurant right in/near St. Paul's and a little further from the main road where restuarants are in the Jewelry District. I decided to pick up some mapo tofu because i wanted tofu! and i was too lazy to walk too far. So, I ordered some mapo tofu for lunch. It was fine. Not too much to say.... it was a little greasy, I think. But it was fine. Nothing too memorable, nothing horrible. They had someone playing a piano in the evening, so I guess that can be nice..... It's really quiet. Ambience is nice as well.

This Chinese takeaway is a little out of my local area, but I have been on a few occasions and it…read moreis well worth the short journey! One of the things that I love about this place is the good service, the staff are great and are generally very friendly. As well as this, they are polite and professional and always treat you with respect. This is one of the reasons that I make the effort to visit. The food is also great, I have tried quite a lot on the menu and can definitely recommend their sweet and sour chicken - very nice! Everything else that I have tried is wonderful and I have never had to wait too long for my food, or to even place an order. However, it is usually fairly busy. The prices here are reasonable and I would definitely recommend it to anyone who lives in the area.

Man Gar is a friendly petite Chinese takeaway restaurant located on Kings Norton's Green. I…read morecouldn't say anything bad about the quality and service of Man Gar as I find everything on their menu highly delectable: from the free prawn crackers to the chow mein! However, I would extremely suggest that they provide a delivery service rather than just a collection or sit-in order as it's a bit of drag having to get out of the house to taste their authentic food. Nevertheless, Man Gar is still a great place for a beautiful Chinese meal with both friends and family. I would definitely suggest popping in and looking at their menu and sampling their food, even if it's their chips, as they are so fluffy and thick and is a perfect late summer's night snack. So if you're local and don't mind walking to receive your Chinese takeaway I would certainly recommend either pigging or snacking out from your local Man Gar.

24/3/18 Very…read moresurprised by the Food Standards Agency rating of 3/5 (December 2016). However, the food and service was excellent. Group of 8 people and we chose to have the: Special Banquet (minimum for 4 ppl) - £29.00 per person Yuk Sung, Sesame Prawn Toast, Aromatic Duck with Pancakes, Honey Pepper King Prawns, Seabass with Thai Chilli Sauce & Basil, Cantonese Cripsy Chicken, Sizzling Beef Fillet Cantonese Style, Mixed Vegetables in Satay Sauce *Contains Nuts and Special Fried Rice The Yuk Sung was the best I had ever had before. The sesame Prawn Toast was not the normal flat piece of bread, but huge and filled with prawn. The king prawns were huge!!!! Vietnamese King Prawns (???) The chilli sauce that we had with the duck and pancakes was really hot, but nice. It was sizzling on my tongue. Highly recommend like every other reviewer. I can't wait to take the kids.

I don't even know where to start with this fabulous place!! ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE!…read more From the moment I walked in and was greeted, I instantly fell in love with this place. There's a large reception area for meeting friends and having a drink at a large, exceptional bar, before being shown to your table. Enter the dining room! Wow, exceptional tables, laid out beautifully and the decor is astonishingly great! Everything about this place says...Swish! Most importantly the food...we began with a traditional crispy aromatic duck and pancakes. The duck was mouthwatering and plenty of it! For £18 it's pricey, but you could have shared between 4 people for a light starter. But between two of us was better, you wanted more and more constantly! Before the mains were served we had a little bowel with a very tiny cloth in, before warm water was poured in and it became a full hand cloth...swanky! The mains continued with the highest standard of Chinese food I have ever had. And surprisingly it's the first time I have actually used chop sticks throughout a meal before giving up and asking for a fork...I was so captured by the food that I didn't even consider putting the chop sticks down!! Now whilst this place is a more premium venue. You really do get what you pay for...exceptional service, delicious food and even a violinist playing a mix of songs the entire time - how she continued or knew that many I do not know!!

The best chinese/cantonese food! We have discovered the…read moreplace couple of months ago and over the moon. Quickly became weekly regulars. Well worth the money. The taste, quality and even atmosphere when you ordering is more than we wished for. Highly recommend

I've been going to the Good Wok for 25 years and even though the management and name have changed…read morehands a few times, the food is better that the food served for twice the price at The Shirley Temple, which is located a block down the road. The Chinese curry is by far my favourite dish here, it is the hottest curry I have had outside of an Indian restaurant and it tastes divine. They specialise in Cantonese food but also make food from other regions of China, which adds to the diversity of the well executed menu.

I came here once when the Emperor's was closed. The food was great, but I'm giving it 3 out of 5…read morestars because it is a bit expensive for what it is.

Love this family run Chinese restaurant. Have eaten here…read moremany times and have never been disappointed. The service, however, can on occasions be a bit hit & miss if they are very busy. We always have ample portions and never leave hungry. It is on average around £1-£2 extra on your main dishes than some others in the area, but we dont mind paying to ensure good quality. Now The Rendevous has gone, I think this is one of the originals & best in Leam. Good for all occasions.

Okay, Peach Garden used to be my favourite go to Hong Kong Style cafe but I think I have found a…read morenew favourite. Twice in a weekend .... It must be. It is under new management and been renovated, it has been open for a little over a month. It is opposite to the entrance of the Arcadian. The owners previously ran/worked in Peach Garden as did most of the staff. There are Roasted Ducks, Crispy Roast Pork and Soya Chicken hanging in the window looking very tasty. The menu is comprehensive with many traditional dishes including my favourite noodles dish ... Crispy Noodles with shredded meat which is delicious. I also tried Soya Chicken and Roast Duck with Won Ton Noodles in soup which was very tasty. Service is quick and staff are pleasant. Their English isn't great but how is your Cantonese but they give it a good go. Makes me cringe when (English) people order sweet & sour chicken, chicken curry with fried rice or chicken fried rice .... You can get these from your local take away!! Try something different and traditional you never know you might like it but you won't know until you step out of you comfort zone. Prices are reasonable and the Ice lemon tea is very good. If you can find a seat take it and try it!!

Definitely 5 stars The dishes are sooooooooo good…read more Authentic Chinese cuisine. I would recommend the roasted duck rice dish. It is so amazing. My favorite restaurant in town. You should also try the fried noodles with seafood or with roasted duck. The dish is also chinese unique style. OMG! Love this place

The Ki Ban Chinese takeaway on the Hagley Road provides a top quality takeaway service, making it…read moreone of the most popular Chinese takeaways around the Quinton/Halesowen area. A personal favourite of mine from Ki Ban is the Chicken Satay, which i order at every visit. Despite this, the Ki Ban has its short comings, only providing a collection service, ruling out any possible deliveries. Again, although always serving brilliant food on every occasion, the service at the takeaway has often been described as rude and dismissive. Even with this draw back, the Ki Ban offers great food and fairly reasonable prices, making it worth the visit, despite the somewhat poor service and restrictions when ordering food.

This place is a good little Chinese takeaway. I have only been a few times as it is not in my local…read morearea, but I have always found it to be very nice. The staff are fairly pleasant and are generally very busy when I have been in. However, they have always seemed alright to me. The menu is what you would expect from a Chinese takeaway and so I usually order something like Sweet and Sour Pork. I have had better in Birmingham, but it is pretty good here. The prices are quite reasonable though and I would not expect to pay any more. It is worth a visit if you are in the nearby area and although I have made the effort to come here a few times, it is not my favourite Chinese takeaway.