Another Chinese Restaurant in Grantham, begs the question, How the hell do they all survive!. Well…read morethis one does a good job. Stepping into the Restaurant, and the surroundings give you the feeling straight away that someone has tried very hard to give you the feeling you in a restaurant in china. On ordering, the staff are very well disciplined, with proper uniform, very friendly, and informative. The food is good, not great, but will round off a fine evening. At the end of the day you get your bill, and you'll be pleasantly surprised. I had a starter (prawn salad) a main meal (Chicken Curry) and 2 drinks, all came to £4.60. I was so surprised that I kept looking at the bill and adding up, just to make sure. While not perfect Dragon Inn will please most on an evening out, only the food needs improving a tad bit. 4.2/5

Nothing is too much trouble at Hop Sing. A lovely calm environment with polite and attentive staff…read more No lenghy wait for any course. And ***** food. It is a good price for what you get great food, drinks and amazing service.

Amazing food! Good quality and excellent service. Best in Grantham by farread more

This restaurant is not a cheap one, expect to pay about £20 minimum for your meal, plus drinks…read more However, you DO get what you pay for - loads of food, good service, well presented...and they'll offer to bag it up for you if the sheer volume of the food proves to be too much! With each course on the set menus you get a nice little extra, for example a bird carved out of carrot, or a flower made from what looks like a beetroot...the second from last course of fruit is served with dry ice bubbling out from underneath the bowl - which is quite a novelty! Highly Recommended :)

The food in satisfy is good, and anyone that has had a take away from satisfy will be more than…read moresatisfied (sorry!), but A take away is hard to judge, because you have to see behind the scenes , i.e. the kitchen. The advantage is I have seen the kitchen and Oh dear. It's Dirty, smells, small with more that 5 people working in it, and less than adequate health avoidance measures. After seeing the kitchen, I wouldn't eat here in my life again.

We have eaten food from the Siam Garden twice both times as a takeaway. The food was excellent, we…read morewere getting very fed up with chinese food and Indian curries so we yelped and found this place. We didnt know it existed having driven past it most days for the last 6 years! What a find! The food is tremendous, very tasty. I had chicken satay and a green curry both times. The restaurant looks clean, staff are very friendly, as the other poster mentions you do get welcomed by everyone, but that is not a bad thing. My youngest who is 5 came to pick up one of the takeaways and the staff spoke with him and taught him hello in Thai. We will be going back, hopefully if we can get a baby sitter we will eat in next time. The yelp,page says child friendly - no , I'm not sure why. My children (11 & 5 yrs old) eat curry, chinese and Thai!

Another romantical date to Siam Garden... this time with my work BFF. Admittedly we have loads of…read moreromantical dates... Sunsets in Florence, canals in Venice... by the time a guy gets hold of us, there won't be any romantical dates left to take us on! Anyway, this time is was thai in the thriving metropolis that is Grantham... BAHAHA. Anyway we walked in, it was a bit weird because everyone and their mom greeted us, asked us if we had a reservation, then looked around awkwardly because we said we didn't, one staff member went to get menus while we stood their awkwardly in the doorway with every new staff member appearing bowing to us, then another staff member asking us to have a seat in their waiting area, and a minute after sitting the guy standing with the menus said, "Please follow me." Remember that scene in "Wedding Crashers" where Vince Vaughn's character goes into a rant about blind dates and he talks so fast and keeps going, until he takes a breather at the end... that my account of what happened upon arrival was just that... in my head that is. Moving on, at an ever increasing rate... (probably shouldn't do this after having half a bottle of red wine) we decided to share some of the veggie eggrolls and I decided to try the dish that I have been wanting to for some time... the battered duck with tamarind sauce and crispy noodles. Work BFF had the chicken pad thai. The duck was wonderful! It was crispy, juicy and the tamarind sauce was beautiful. Forget sweet and sour sauce, this is much better. And the crispy noodles were interesting, but really good with the whole dish. We decided to move onto dessert, despite having parts of our dishes put into takeaway boxes. Work BFF had the fried bananas with coconut and maple syrup. I had the Swirl Toffee Bake. No where in the description did it say that it was just a cheesecake with toffee swirl on top. The fried bananas were delicious, the coconut didn't really come through, but made for a nice crispy topping on the bananas, but because of the maple syrup, it almost tasted like banana pancakes =). Mine on the other hand... it was ok, but as far as cheesecake goes, I make a better cheesecake and so does Morrisons. Service as far as getting more water and the check were really slow tonight. Then after we sat at the table for awhile with the check, we were finally told we had to pay at the desk... hence Siam Garden will stay at the 4 stars for now.