Just got food from here delivered to my hotel (thanks Deliveroo!) and it arrived piping hot and…read moredelicious, and if not for the plastic containers it was just like being served right there in the restaurant. Example: my udon noodles came with a fried egg, they actually put the egg in its own little container to keep it intact, and it arrived with the yolk still runny, HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE? I'm so impressed. I polished off the edamame, simple but yum, wasn't a huge fan of the weird seaweed garden salad thing - it had a creamy sauce on it and a bunch of other things that weren't seaweed. I didn't realize it's like, literally a garden salad you'd get as a side, with seaweed on it plus some creamy sauce. I picked all the seaweed out to nom on, and the fresh avocado, didn't want the rest. On to the next on on to the next... Korean Bibimbap Seafood Udon. YUM. Big fat slurpable noodles - check. Tangy kimchi - check. Mixed seafood including mussels, prawns, fish cake - check. Aforementioned perfect fried egg dotted with seaweed - check. Veggies like carrots, courgette, mushrooms - check. Meal in a bowl! Filling, wonderful, and I have to say slurpable again because it was the slurpablest ever. Aside from the kimchi, the broth tasted like nice broth, but not like "omg this is so Korean and unusual," and it wasn't super spicy, however it was an incredibly well-assembled dish, everything fresh and perfectly texture. Totally addicting, I kept eating it even after I was full because I would leave no noodle untouched. Can't speak for what the restaurant is like, but delivery was super fast on a Tuesday night, and I can't even believe how hot and fresh the food arrived. This udon soup is the perfect cure for a rainy winter night, you should go get some right now.

Travel'd from Derby just for this restaurant and trust me it was absolutely worth it! Couldn't…read morerecommend this place more than anywhere else in Nottingham/Derby stop eating Wagamama and get yourself some real asian food from sushi to some of the nicest udon noodles i've ever had. Top things to try: Bento Boxes (Amazing for people who are new to asian cuisine but are willing to try things from sushi to curry dishes) Noodle Soups: I Personally love the Sake Gyu Niku Udon which is Sake marinated beef with thick, udon noodles in soya soup. ------------------ Service: Amazing but persistent i feel like the restaurant is a bit over staffed when it comes to servers and waiters due to the fact we had 3/5 people ask us if we are ready to order as the menu is rather large we took 10 minutes to decide and having people coming up and asking you constantly are you ready to order and stuff like that can make you feel pressured to hurry up and order but honestly they are some of the nicest servers you could ask for, ------------------ Problems: Calling your restaurant Pan Asia BBQ And not having the BBQ's working/available is a really off putting thing about returning it's the main reason i'm giving 4/5 traveling 50 minutes for this restaurant getting your hopes up and not having the whole experience isn't the best but i will return when they're working and ill update my review. ------------------ Short Summary: Amazing Asian food rather cheap, really good for people starting out with asian food or just wanting to experiment. Traveled quite far but was worth it only thing that let it down was the BBQ's not working.

We've been going to this place for years but never again, I don't write bad reviews but from this…read moreexperience I don't have a choice my younger sister and brother both have speech delay and development delay. My brother wanted to stay in his pushchair and we kindly asked the staff if he could but the lady said no as she doesn't want to open another section as it wasn't busy? Basically declining are request even tho my mum explained to her that he won't sit down and she just suggested to try the high chair. We tried the high chair and my brother started crying which caused both staff and people to look at us. My mum had to walk around with my brother around the restaurant to calm him down but there was still no sympathy from staff. Maybe at this point we should of walked out but we decided to order food which take long cause the staff wouldn't come to our table, once we ordered my mum spotted the manger and went to have a word with him if we could move he brushed my mum off and had no remorse using another excuse saying the chefs are eating there but when I looked there were no chefs eating in that section. My mum explained her situation again yet they still didn't care which resulted my mum to have her food packed and walk out the restaurant with my brother while me and mum sister eat due to the food already being served. This is absolutely upsetting that in there big restaurants they couldn't find a table suitable to having a pushchair. You haven't just lost us as customers but my entire family and friends and hopefully others that have sen and development delay children. Fear Allah you could end up in the same situation. Won't be missing the food anyways x

The food at this restaurant fails to disappoint so far. The service is very good; waiters and…read morewaitresses very hospitable and accommodating. The food came promptly and it was lovely. I had rice with shrimp and cod and it was hot just like I like it. Lol. Well done!

Fantastic authentic asian cuisine, a great restaraunt fantastic atmosphere and surrounding not to…read moremention the food. Good size portions and very friendly staff, have been there on 3 occasions now and not had one complaint yet, all in all a good night with great food.

This is place is a hidden gem for Malaysian food in Jewellery Quarter…read more Managed by the fantastic and friendly duo, Lisa & Pann with amazing food to fill your belly. With an amazing variety and special weekend lunch menus, this place truly reminds me of the flavour back home!

Decent sushi, nothing overly fantastic about it. Service was great. I suppose the pricing is nice…read moreas well. I've had much better sushi elsewhere but for what it is, not bad at all.

Went here with my brother who is a taxi driver, so he generally knows all the 'in' places to go in…read moreGrimsby. Its billed as a Japanese restaurant, but they also do Thai and Vietnamese inspired food, so I'd probably call it pan-Asian. We arrived early friday evening and hadn't booked, but they quickly sat us down at a spare table and soon the table was set. The decor is minimalist in a good way - dark modern tables and chairs, clean lines and a lovely mural on the wall. It seats about 30 and when we were there it started to slowly fill up. Soon we had a bowl of crackers on the table and we ordered drinks. The menu is a bit complicated and only printed on plain paper, so they need to make a proper menu up. The food is divided into two sharing platters, tempura, skewers, and more substantial dishes. Me and my partner ordered the £25.00 platter which comes in stages and consists of a selection of their better known dishes. My brother ordered tempura and soon they arrived, all freshly cooked. The batter is light and crispy and the various fillings very fresh. We shared squid, prawns and vegetables. really, really nice. Next came our chicken skewers, small but tasty and with a lovely plum sauce and a small salad side. Then the chef kindly brought over a complimentary plate of king prawn kebabs, which were huge, and flavoursome. They hit the mark. Then our mains arrived. Our sushi platter was enormous. Five or six different varieties, probably 30 pieces in all. And you could tell they were made not long before - nothing like the stuff you get in supermarkets which are normally prepared 2 or 3 days in advance. These were fresh and unctious. My brother and his wife had a noodle dish and salmon with Thai rice respectively. All the way through our meal the attentive and chatty waitresses brought more green tea. Finally having paid our bill and just chatting the waitress offered us a portion of ice cream on the house. Evidently they are always trying out new things and wanted our opinion on some ice creams they had just made. We tried the green tea, and mango, but should have tried the chocolate and chilli as well. All in all a great addition to eating out in Grimsby. London food at Grimsby prices. Well worth a visit.

I am a big BIG fan of wagamamas and this one was where I made my debut, when it first opened with…read morethe bull ring way back years and years ago. For those that haven't been, there are some quirks. For instance there is the bench system which makes the place more communal, the standard practice of bringing food as it comes (which can on occasion mean mains before starters or sides arrive) and also the chopsticks provided to eat (cutlery available). Wagamama is very popular restaurant. i always manage to get some good seats overtime i go in. the staff are very freindly and cheerful. The food was of good quality. Overall a great place for freinds to meet and have a bite to eat and a natter, a nice environment, lovely food but for glorified Asian fast food chain, it doesn't hurt the wallet.

Wagamama is an informal, cool restaurant with great fresh food! I love to go here every time - the…read morerestaurant has long tables to share with other people which can make it quite communicative. The menu offers a large choice of things, but I have to admit that I'm pretty boring and always choose the same here. It just tastes too good to miss out! Therefore my tip... try the Chicken Ramen!

I go here once a month come from Leicester to visit the branch. It's fantastic. My friends come…read morehere and we make a day out in Nottingham, shopping exploration then food!!! . My suggestion when we are all discussing where to go for food. They already know it's got to be may sum on upper parliament street!! The food is great, atmosphere is lovely the decor is tasteful and the bathroom facilities are clean. Above all the service and staff are both excellent. See you again soon!!!

The food was great as expected, my kids enjoyed everything and they couldn't stop going to the ice…read morecream machine . definitely come here if you are looking to feed your family for under £30

A place that has won many awards and lays claim to be one of the top 50 restaurants in Europe…read moredeserves an in-depth review. Nothing flippant or superficial. This is a first-time review for Chino Latino on Qype, so let's be serious, objective and rational. Lets begin with the name. What's in a name? Nothing in this case. It's just a trendy bit of hype marketing. CL is the flagship restaurant of The Nottingham Park Plaza, a UK chain of nine big-city upmarket hotels. Three of them have got Chini Latini - London, Leeds and Nottingham. In the UK, the fact that a restaurant is part of a hotel is often good reason for not eating there, but nonetheless the Nottingham site continues to scoop rave reviews and was recently voted a top spot by readers of The Observer newspaper. CL markets itself as the place to go when you want a laidback meal in glamorous and stylish surroundings.modern Pan-Asian Cuisine with a Latin Cocktail Bar. It is all of this, and sets its prices accordingly. £50 per head is par for the course. So one expects high standards. Five of us started with a round of drinks at the bar: 2 camparis, a G&T, a Jack Daniels, and a half of Lager: £28, and queue to be served. Nice glasses. At the table, we were recommended the Set menu at £32, which we ordered with a bottle of white and one of red. Still or sparkling went up the cry, and iced tap came the reply. Starters arrived after 12 minutes - good, but no wine. Halfway through the starters we were told that our choice of white was unavailable, and a hurried second selection arrived 5 minutes later. The starters were exquisite in appearance, arranged lovingly on long white plates to share. By and large they were tasty but nothing better than a selection of mixed starters in your local Chinese. Yellow Tail rolls might have been bought at M&S, and both the rocket salad that accompanied the Prawn Tempura, and the Spinach Rolls, contained grit and obviously had not been washed properly. 5 out of 25 Mussels failed to open; a 20% failure rate is just not good enough. The panfried scallops for some reason came without their orange horns (what is the correct name for these things??). The Seared Marble Beef was superb but scarce in quantity. The mains certainly filled us up. Roast Salmon and Blackened Sea Bass Fillets were both very acceptable, the Fillet of Beef good but somehow deriving most of its flavour from the accompanying dips, and the cornfed Chicken with Chestnuts tasted authentically free-range. But the inescapable feeling was that it had all just come off the conveyor belt. The (mostly Asian, urbane yet youthful) waiting staff were never less than accomodating and attentive. A determinedly hip DJ serenaded the diners with good modern music without being intrusive. A bevy of interesting ladies lurked in the cocktail bar apparently ready to mingle. The whole thing seemed forced and unnatural, and we observed that all diners without exception went straight out through the front door after their meal. We were no exception, and a 15-minute taxi ride back to our own hotel gave us time to vote Chino Latino a 5 out of 10 with a unanimous non-return clause. POSTSCRIPT, 24 hours later: 2 out of 5 of our party were sick duing the night. Whilst emphasising that this cannot be attributed to the food 100% for sure, the conclusion that we had the proverbial 'dodgy prawn' is inescapable. Rating demoted to 1 star.

Pork Belly OMG I can have that very Saturday's. Must go for all Pan Asian lovers or something…read moredifferent. Enjoy & Smile :)

Canoodle offer Pan-Asian fare (including options for vegetarians and those on a GF diet) and appear…read moreat many of Birmingham's Street Food events. They have been trading since 2013, but I started to see them around 2014. Despite the fact that the focus is on Asian inspired food, Canoodle source their ingredients as locally as possible. Their pork is 100% British and their imported food is all produced ethically. These guys have a big focus of ethical trading and sustainability, and all of their packing is recyclable and from plant based materials. Cool huh? You might get a little wait with Canoodle (as all of their food is cooked to order), but I've had noodles and chicken skewers from these guys before and it was worth the small wait this incurred! The food is fresh, delicious and served piping hot... It also smells as good as it looks! These guys take inspiration from Vietnamese, Cambodian,Malaysian and Sri Lankan cuisine - meaning you can get quite a different experience each visit. The menu changes very frequently and is always under development, so every time you see these folks there is a new dish to try. Dishes are priced around £6.50 for a full serving, but you can get skewers or small things from around £1/£1.50. Next time you're in the mood for food from sunnier climes, give them a go!