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    4.7 (3 reviews)
    Open 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Majestic Chinese Restaurant

    Majestic Chinese Restaurant

    4.5(2 reviews)
    1.1 km

    Wanted to go for a long time but could not bring the family as you have to be 18+ since it is in…read morethe casino. Went with a couple of friends and ordered Royal Flush Banquet and was generally pleased. First it truly was a banquet, a ton of food for a very reasonable price. It started with a platter of appetizers: salt and pepper spare ribs, crispy seaweed, spring rolls, prawn toast and chicken with satay sauce. Didn't love the salt and pepper spare ribs as they were breaded and deep fried (and I think bought at Robinsons). Everything else, though, was excellent. Then there was a course of crispy aromatic duck. Really enjoyed that, but I usually really enjoy deck. For the mains, we had steak cantonese style, lemon chicken, sweet and sour pork, king prawns with broccoli and fried rice. The steak was good, not fatty or chewy, pretty good quality. I loved the chicken but it was deep fried in a very sweet lemony sauce, so not for everyone. They brought us sweet and sour chicken and then brought the pork once we pointed it out. It was typical, and actually the pork and chicken were pretty interchangeable. I am not a fan of king prawns on the island, they are tiny compared to king prawns most places. That said, they tested good and were not overly fishy. The rice was also nice. Too stuffed for the dessert but one in our party did order the ice cream but was brought banana fritters. When pointed out, they effectively dropped a scoop of ice cream on the plate. So the food plentiful and pretty good. Almost dropped them a star as they made two mistakes on the order (sweet and sour chicken instead of pork, fritters instead of ice cream) but stuff happens. You also get a 5 pound chip to play in the casino with the bill, a fun touch.

    Travelling through Douglas on the Isle of Man and just wandered in - definitely a busy venue…read moreattached to the Best Western Hotel & Casino. Definitely delivers on the Chinese Restaurant experience - we had the Full House banquet (£22 pp, minimum 2 people) which consisted of duck pancakes for entree, which were authentically served with thinly sliced cucumber, shallot, steamed wraps & plum sauce. Mains were lemon chicken, prawns with broccoli in oyster sauce, sweet sour crispy beef and yang chow fried rice. Dessert was a choice of ice cream or pineapple/banana fritter. Whilst service was a bit slow (busy Friday night) the staff were courteous and helpful. I actually highly rated the yang Chow fried rice (great flavour & spirited wok aroma) and broccoli prawns which was more of a crystal glaze than thick oyster sauce bath which is what the title would imply. Sometimes simple things and simple flavours are best - broccoli was cooked aldente with just the perfect snap upon bite. Give it a go, particularly the yang chow fried rice and try the non-deep fried foods which seems to be where this restaurant shines.

    China Town

    China Town

    4.0(4 reviews)
    1.9 km

    Best Chinese meal I had on the island and was particularly pleased by how pleasant it was inside…read moreand the service. From the exterior, I thought it was a takeaway, possibly one with a few tables. Once I stepped inside I realized it was a nice restaurant, multiple rooms, warmly furnished and quite comfortable. Additionally, the service was excellent, attentive, pleasant and very communicative. The meal was also very good (not London quality but the best Chinese food I have had on the island). I started with the spare ribs with salt and chili powder. The server (possibly owner) asked how spicy and I asked for medium, was surprised it was actually medium (usually they err on the side of mild). A very substantial portion of cut up ribs and nicely served on a hot plate. For my main, I had duck Chinese style, which was duck breast in a sweetish sauce with onions. A lot of duck and not too greasy. I found the sauce a little too sweet but otherwise excellent. I did find it a little pricey for Chinese food, though, but not enough to take away a star. Overall, quite a good experience.

    China Town is on the coast, although from where we were sitting I'm not sure it takes advantage of…read morethe views. In our group of 8, we had the Sapphire set menu for 6 and a vegetarian set menu for 2. The restaurant was very accommodating with this and also requests to swap dishes in the set menu for an alternative. Food and atmosphere are nice, but nothing too memorable other than decent portion sizes. Pleasant and reasonably priced, but I think there are nicer Chinese restaurants on the island.

    A Cafe - Spanish coffee

    A Cafe

    5.0(2 reviews)
    0.5 km

    Excellent!! Great food, BEST CHINESE stopped by for a quick…read morelunch; It was absolutely delicious: I had some dimsum (clearly homemade; delicious tqste; right texture; thank you to the chef) amongst other things and Every thing was tasty. Very nice portion as well and not for an extravagant price; I fully recommend. So far the best Chinese I had on the Island ( and I lived 3 years in China) thank you very much for a delicious lunch. I will come back very very soon.

    I have often walked past and taken no notice of what looked to be an ordinary cafe. I have to say I…read moream very pleased that I finally ventured in to give it a try. The decor is basic like any typical British cafe until you see Chinese writing hanging from the entrance to the kitchen. (see photo) I was immediately drawn to the Oriental Corner part of the menu which offered a meat choice with noodle in Soup. If you have ever had Vietnamese Pho then this would be like a Chinese version. (not as intricate as a proper Pho or with the proper noodles) I ordered the meat dumpling with noodle in soup and my friend ordered the roast pork version. We also ordered a portion of Chinese pan fried meat dumplings (this was pork and shrimp, known as Jiao Zi if you want to get technical) When the noodle / meat soup came out it looked very appetizing, was light in flavor (they give you soy and homemade chili oil to deepen the flavor to your liking) I tried both dishes and have to say the roast pork was tender and light and the dumpling was excellent. I can't believe this was only £4.50 a portion! Yes, £4.50! A crappy sandwich from a shop would cost £3.50. This is much better! The side of pan fried meat dumplings were very good although I wish the dipping sauce was a bit more interesting maybe some garlic, chili sesame seed oil or something. The staff in here are also really nice. Very friendly, warm & smile a lot. Gives the place a good vibe. I will definitely be coming back to try some of the other oriental dishes. (They do other typical cafe / British dishes as well and I may give those a try at some point also as I imagine they will have the same high quality and great prices.) I suggest you give this place a go. I for one will certainly be coming back!

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