We ran into Dim T on our first night in Winchester looking for a bite. What a nice oriental…read morerestaurant. Something interesting from a variety of South East Asian countries. We ended up with some dim sum and satay as starter plus crispy chilli beef, Singapore noodles and coconut chicken noodles as mains. A nice experience.

This the first place my cousin took me when I arrived here in Winchester and it did not disappoint…read more It has a classy ambiance and the food is Asian mix. Try the Dim Sum. I will be back!

If you like to be off the beaten track, then you certainly can't go wrong with the Cellar Peking,…read moreas the name suggests it's underground, open fairly late and the staff on my visit were friendly enough (and remembered my dinner companion on their return). Maybe it's because I tend to eat in restaurants after long days at work, and being rushed about with travelling, but during my meal the Cellar Peking was quiet, relaxed, comfortable, reasonably priced and the food was definitely tasty enough. Also there is a public car park a short walk away which in the late evening/night handily costs nothing. I will certainly be returning when I am in the area again.

I was happy to discover this little oriental supermarket on Upper Brook Street in the girlfriend's…read morehometown. It may save me ferrying ingredients down from Chinatown in London The supermarket sells ingredients from a wide range of countries ranging from South East Asia to the Carribean. The layout is a little haphazard but keep looking to find some interesting foodstuffs. They concentrate mainly on store cupboard ingredients and frozen food rather than fresh food This place does have another string to its bow though. It's a mini restaurant serving up mainly barbecued meats and rice dishes. So if you fancy KFC located a few doors down, pop in here for some reasonably priced food - it's certainly cheaper than the restaurants on Jewry Street

I've been going here for about a month now, popping down every now and then. This place is great,…read morenot only selling some products you wouldn't be able to find elsewhere, but for the incredible food. Although a little strange to get used to, this place has saved my hungry and tired self several times, giving food that tastes like it came straight from a 5-star chef. For a price of only £6 a head, I'd give this one a go. The atmosphere is a little odd, and can be very quiet due to its anonymity, but a treat nonetheless.

Delicious food, great service. Book a table, as it's popular. The chicken satay starter is awesome…read more Menu has elements of Japanese, Thai, Korean & Chinese ingredients/recipes. Small venue, lovely for an intimate and romantic meal. There was a £5 off voucher on the restaurants website - check before you go. Parking can be tricky, but not a total loss. Walkable from town. Give it try, you won't be disappointed.

Lovely restaurant at the top of Winchester near the station. It's small, intimate, and has an…read moreexcellent menu with a mixture of oriental / asian dishes although it's a bit expensive.

Charles House Fusion is a really nice restaurant just off the main part of the city centre. It is…read moreelegantly decorated andthe staff are always very friendly. One thing I found was that they are very knowledgable about their menus as well when asking more detailed questions. The food is lovely, wide selection and quite different, although I think a bit overpriced.

The best shredded chilli beef in town. This place has the best tasting food, full of flavour and…read moregood value for money, the take out dishes are always packed. The service is great with a system that reckognises your home telephone number and so they immediately have your address. So all in all THE BEST chinese takeaway in town.

Superb all you can eat chinese, that isn't a buffet! So you're guaranteed that you'll be able to…read morehave what you want and it'll be hot! Its reasonably priced at about £14-15 for as much as you can eat, depending on whether its a weekday or weekend. The chicken satay skewers to start are the best and the crispy duck is very nice too!

We headed off to Lyndhurst on a spur-of-the-moment whim for an overnight stay at the weekend -…read morehungry after a long walk in the beautiful New Forest, we took a gamble after looking at their menu as we passed by and made a reservation for that evening. The restaurant was very busy when we walked in, a few minutes early: we were invited to take a seat while our table was made ready, which gave us a moment to look at the delicious Szechuan menu again. We were shown to a lovely table in the middle of the restaurant, up close to the wall so we didn't have people brushing past continuously, bang on our reservation time! We selected a random bottle of wine from the menu (an Italian rose) which was very nice. We elected to start with wan-tun soup and grilled dumplings, which came out piping hot and absolutely delicious. The grilled dumplings were so moorish that we could happily have tucked into another plateful! We chose crispy beef with sweet-piquant sauce and panfried squid in blackbean sauce as our mains, accompanied by steamed rice and Yung Chow fried rice (containing meat and prawns). There was a nice lull in between our starters and main dishes being served which gave us time to enjoy our wine and savour the flavours from the starters more fully. The main courses were exceptional - not only in terms of quality, but also quantity! Lovely tender strips of beef were served in a delicate sweet-peppery sauce which was the perfect companion to the Yung Chow fried rice; my partner was very pleased with his panfried squid (again, plentiful quantity) and found the blackbean sauce quite fiery, although still very tasty and not offputting at all. We found the service to be very swift and courteous - the only things we could possibly find fault with was (a) after the first pouring of wine we were left to do it ourselves (not that we minded!), (b) we left the restaurant without being bid farewell, and (c) critically - the smokers stood outside the front door of the restaurant and as it was a fairly warm evening, the door was left wide open and the smoke blew in constantly. Not nice if you are a non-smoker! The food was exceptional; I think this definitely comes into our top 3 Chinese restaurants in the UK. We will definitely return again to the Imperial China next time we are visiting the area - well worth a visit, in our opinion.

We go to this restaurant frequently because the food is great and reasonably priced but mainly…read morebecause the service is exceptional. It is situated in the main street of Lyndhurst opposite the road leading to Cadnam. It is a short walk from the public car park. They serve Chinese and Szechwan food. There is a vast choice on the menu, and the staff will help with selections. The service is quick and efficient I think that they have all been highly trained and it shows. They also do a take away menu which seems to be popular but we haven't tried it yet.

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