For me, the ultimate chinese takeaway meal is a chicken chow mein. Therefore, the ultimate Chinese…read moretakeaway establishment is surely the one that does the best chow mein? Well, Sunrise does the best chow mein I have ever come across in a silver cardboard box. But, because this is by far the best thing on the menu, I can't really call it the ultimate Chinese takeaway. The spring rolls and other little snacks are just too greasy, while the prawn crackers are usually a little bit soggy. But Sunrise does do the important thing - main meals - right. Let's face it, you're probably not going to order just spring rolls or prawn toast, because that's not what a Chinese takeaway is about - you're going to get a huge meal, and if you're using Sunrise, it should be the chow mein.

New china house in the best chinese iv ever had. The food in so nice and their portions are…read moregenerous.. The prices of the food are bang on and iv never had to make any complaints with them so far. The food always arrives hot and is very filling. The only thing i would say is it would be great if they would do free delivery if you order over a certain ammount but there it a standered delivery charge no matter what you order but its worth it for the great prices and great food.. also every now and then i get a free fortune cookie.. How nice is that! :) and as i order from hear quite a bit.. it would be so nice if i got free fortune cookie each time i ordered from hear :) i chinese xx

It's more a taste of an average British-Chinese takeaway than a taste of China itself, but this…read moreChinese isn't half bad. On the way back from watching a mate play football in Yeadon, we stopped off at this professional looking takeaway - well, I say professional... it was clean. We were greeted with a smile and some friendly chat, before quickly being presented with our order, which was pretty impressive considering that four of us ordered main dishes at the same time. We munched on some nice light prawn crackers while we waited, which costs us the princely sum of £1, before eating our massive dishes in the car. I had sweet and sour pork for a change on this occasion, and I found that it was somewhere between good and average. But that's probably because I'm not a massive Chinese pork fan.

I have lived in this area for about four years now. I have used various Chinese Take-Aways, but…read moreTaste of China is by far the best one I've used. I only use other Chinese Take-Aways if Taste of China is closed. The food quality and cleanliness is at a very high standard. The staff always meets my needs, for example not putting an ingredient into my food because of my taste. 100% Recommend...

It was my father in laws birthday and he chose this restaurant, we actually chose this restaurant…read morethe previous year but there are two main Chinese restaurants in the area, we got the wrong one and booked for there instead.. I'm so glad we decided to return and try this one out. It's quite a big place and can been seen from the roundabout.. of course we drove straight past it though because you come off the roundabout and the turning in is literally the first immediate right. When we go anywhere new we normally try the set menu to get a good idea of the food in the place and then if it's good we come back and try different dishes the next time.. also we tend to gauge a good Chinese restaurant on the hot and sour soup.. this was a good one. We had a mixed platter for the second course (ribs, prawn toast, spring roll and a kinda curry samosa) they all tasted wonderful. Then for the main course we got steak in a fruit sauce, beef in chilli sauce and king prawn massaman curry.. which again was great.. they are big portion sizes too so we didn't get chance to sample a desert. The service was excellent too.. we got a young woman as our waitress and she was delightful.. she engaged with us, was funny and attentive to our needs.. also we weren't rushed in anyway either.. they were quite happy for us to chat away at our hearts content even though it was getting close to their closing time. Suffice to say we left a tip and me and the other half already have plans to return for our date night.. even though it's a good half hour drive from our house.

***龙年 Year of Dragon 2024/2025 Dim Sum Rat European AWARD for Best Yum Cha Atmosphere***…read more Oriental City is a traditional dark wood interior restaurant. Full dim sum menu, with some Sichuan and even some Macau dishes. It's attached to a large Asian food market. Very 1930's Hong Kong style. The entry is at the back through the car park of the food supermarket and parking can be complex so make sure you check the parking rules! They have brisk service (authentically Cantonese) do you will need to be firm when ordering, particularly on Sundays. They have a wonderful busy, bustling atmosphere especially on weekends. Standouts: Solid har gow and wonderful, fragrant prawn chive dumplings. Cuttlefish dumpling is the delicious stand- out along with the choy with ginger. Excellent refreshing fresh jasmine tea! Not Strongest: Fried squid is not so crispy, a little greasy

I came into the shop and there was curry sauce all over the floor which led to me falling and…read moresmacking me hed on a big skillet of prawn chow mein. I fell to the floor and passed out for around 3.5 hours! when I woke there was many customers eating around me on the floor out of the skillet which was placed on top of my stomach

Best chinese bar none in the area..with a great veggie selection. The sweet and chilli bean curd is…read morea firm favourite. Big portions, but what's really impressive is the time it takes to arrive...very quick.

Sometimes I just want sweet and sour chicken, and by that I mean NYC-ish sweet and sour chicken…read moreshaped into ball, not resembling a chicken at all. This delivers. Okay, not literally, they actually don't deliver. You have to go pick it up, and they only take cash. Okay, actually they *can* take a card but it seems to run on an 1990s phone modem and requires whoever is on the phone to hang up. Anyway do yourself and them a favor and just bring cash.

Supercook is the only place in Horsforth offering you Cantonese cuisine, and does a pretty solid…read morejob of it to be honest. They do the standard Chinese fare well enough but it is the Cantonese dishes that impress the most - not least the beef Cantonese style (what do they put into that sauce?!). Though I am a casual fan of Supercook - if you live in Horsforth it's definitely worth putting in an order - there are better Chinese/Cantonese establishments that will deliver from further afield (try Sakura in Headingley). In terms of the restaurant, I've never had the personal inclination to have a meal here, simply because of how dark and dingy it looks from the outside, but I could be judging a book by its dark and dingy cover, and could be missing out on something special. Doubt it though.

Having had the longest day in history (OK, exaggeration, but it was an immensely long day) my…read moreboyfriend and I decided that we simply couldn't face cooking dinner on totally empty stomachs at 10pm at night. So, we decided on take-away. Normally we'd go for pizza or Thai, but we were feeling a little adventurous so we decided to look up Chinese take-aways on Yelp. It's my joy to report that having spotted all the grand reviews for China Jade we took a punt and it was just the job. I'm a creature of habit so I went for my usual (when I'm in Gloucestershire it's what we always have) which is a Special Curry and Special Fried Rice. My boyfriend went for something slightly more adventurous and had a Japanese Bento Box. The whole order came to around £25, which was fine as we had ordered enough food for over three people! My dishes were beautiful and utterly packed with bits, there was no scrimping on the meat and it was all pretty delicious. To my boyfriend's delight there was a lot of fish related items in my curry, which went straight on his plate as I'm not keen, and his Bento box was like a TV Dinner from the land of Plenty. He had a huge salad, breaded chicken slices, rice, little parcels of I-don't-know-what (devoured before I got a look in!) and a pot of Miso soup. I was full after about half of of my dishes, as the curry also came with chips, so was decidedly sensible and left it after that. Of course, my boyfriend continued to pick at the food for the next few hours and felt overly full afterward, but we were utterly satisfied. Service was friendly and I thought the prices were really reasonable so I was really happy. Yum!

China Jade, Well what can I say, we have been using this…read moreChinese takeaway for a good 2-3 years now and they always surpass our expectations. The food is ALWAYS hot and is delivered usually on schedule give or take 10 minutes. Obviously its going to be a little longer on a peak day (fri & sat). The food is always fantastic, full of flavour and never a problem. Me and my partner always order the following. Salt & Pepper Spare Ribs (Amazing, proper full length ribs with chillis etc) Prawn toast (proper prawns ontop of the toast, not paste) Char Sui Pork no veg (you get lots of meat) with chips Beef with Ginger & Spring Onion (ask for more meat and they give it to you) with noodles or egg fried rice. All of that comes to about £16 or so. Delivery is charged but doesn't bother me.

I'd been told good things about this restaurant by a few other people, I love Chinese food and…read moredecided to give it a go.. the restaurant itself was a little dark when we walked through the door but a little into the meal they pulled the blinds up and with it being a glorious day out and the windows big, it really brightened the place up. I won't lie the prices are a little steep.. I got salt and pepper squid tentacles at £7.90.. to be fair it was the only one we considered worth the money because the squid was nice and soft and you got a nice crisp from the thin coating on the outside, it tasted really nice but it was a little dry because it came with no dipping sauce or anything just to make it easier to swallow. We also ordered the ma lat beef, which tasted nice too but didn't have a kick when it said it was supposed to be spicy.. harbour king prawns which was also dry but in its defence i think it was supposed to be like that because the king prawns in it were beautifully cooked. The chicken in black bean sauce tasted nice and also the the won tons from the mixed starter to share were very good.. they did charge over £5 for a portion of bean sprouts and also the house special rice cost over £10. All in all I'd give it 3.5 stars but I though giving it three stars on here wouldn't be fair to knock their rating down. They also add on an optional 10% service charge onto your bill, so if you don't want to pay it then you have to check your bill properly, we chose to pay ours because in the end.. it was a nice evening out.

Absolutely my favourite restaurant. Every family birthday is celebrated with a meal at Zen because…read moreit is simply the best. My only problem is choosing between the aromatic duck or the chowmein!!! I LOVE THIS PLACE PS. THE RIBS ARE AMAZING TOO!

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We went today for the Sunday buffet, welcome as soon as we got in, and taken to a quiet table by…read morethe window. The smell of different dishes was not too empowering. Dishes were refilled continuously and tasted very fresh or good quality. Not too much to choose from, but just enough variety. Definitely a place to go to, even for larger parties. We will definitely go back there.