I like this place…read more If you have visited Japan & Korea etc and have been missing the atmosphere of a ramen shop, this will suit you perfectly. It does a very good deal on a 'stop the clock' idea, which means you can sit and eat for two hours, from the moment of your first order. The cost is £15.80 which can't be bad. Personally I recommend the Bulgogi, thin sliced BBQ steak. Ushikata! I have hesitated in recommending Teppan Oriental because its very appeal is that all the customers are apparently Korean, Japanese or Chinese and this adds to the atmosphere...

From the owner: We are Bristol's first and only Korean BBQ and Shabu Shabu restaurant…read more The Korean BBQ is comonly known as Yakiniku or Gogi Gui, this refers to the Korean method of grilling beef, pork, chicken, or other types of meat. Dishes are often cooked at the diner's table on metal grills that are built into the center of the table where diners can enjoy doing there own grilling/bbq at the dinner table. The Chinese Hot Pot also known as Shabu Shabu in Japan, and in Singapore and Malaysia the Steamboat. Like fondue but replaced with a simmering metal pot of stock at the centre of the table where diners place their ingredients into the pot to cook. The cooked food is usually eaten with a variety of dipping sauces. Typical Hot Pot dishes include thinly sliced meat, vegetables, dumplings and seafood. Here in Teppan we have a vast choice of ingredients, dipping sauces and stock.

Limited menu but good to visit not keen on bench seating but staff are kind and accommodating. Not…read morebrilliant takeaways though!

It is nice to have a new restaurant in the mix, especially at the outlet since there wasn't much…read moreselection for lunch during most of the renovation. As I approached the entrance from inside the outlet, there was quite the queue, with people leaving because the queue did not seem to be moving. As people left, I got a better view of inside the restaurant and I couldn't see why people weren't being seated as there were a number open tables/seats. I think the problem was that they have two entrances and one person seemed to be running back and forth between the entrances to seat people. I am sure that when they get more experience, this will hopefully remedy itself. Of course, remember that Wagamama has communal seating like traditional noodle houses, so if you aren't a fan, it could be difficult, but for those of us dining solo, it is actually perfect as we can fit in anywhere! However, there was a mother and daughter that asked for a takeaway menu and decided to take their food to the seating in the food court since it wasn't as crampt. Really it is a brilliant idea if you don't want to wait for a table. The service was very friendly and it was quite efficient as I didn't wait very long for food or my drink. I had the Ramen Soup with Duck. It was delicious and perfect for a chilly day as it had a bit of spice to it. I also find Wagamama's food, filling, but not rich, which is nice for a day of shopping :). A downside to its location is parking. While there is plenty of parking for lunch time or early dinner, both car parks for the outlet close at 8:30 p.m. while both Wagamama and Pizza Express stay open for a few hours after. So if you are looking to have dinner at either, you'll need to walk or take public transport as the car park will be shut. I know it isn't Wagamama's fault as it is ultimately the outlet's decision, but I guess if I had been in planning and deciding whether or not to go into the space, parking would have been something that would have been negotiated, otherwise the restaurant is losing money by being open late, with no parking as there won't be as many customers.

Thursday night, staying at the harbor hotel for a cruise tomorrow. Stopped in just before 9, though…read morethe hours state they are open until 11, the kitchen closed at 9. The staff were so very gracious and got our order in no problem. We started with hot green tea and water - beautiful presentation and it hit the spot! We shared the Imperial Duck and chicken & prawn pad Thai. The duck was crispy and moist, fresh veggies, hot pancakes and flavorful sauce - perfect! They split the pad Thai into 2 bowls for us, very helpful! I loved the infusion of veggies that brought crunch to each bite and the juicy lime! We would definitely eat here again!

Very nice and very good Nice and tropical decorations…read more Friendly staff and good food. Right on the marina

Super fun. Lots of good Chinese and Indian food. It says that it's Thai food too, but all they…read morereally had was curry and noodles in the Thai food section so I wouldn't come here just for Thai. However, the buffet was very orderly with an excellent selection of Indian and Chinese food. The lamb curry from the Indian counter was especially delicious. At first I was worried it might not live up to expectations. But ended up being delicious. I definitely would go here again!

Smart restaurant, opposite the Tesco metro in Cowley Road. Buffet style, with dishes from 3 regions…read moreto choose from. Friendly efficient service, good quality, hot and well presented food.

The "Trip Advisor" stickers were the first clue. The menu of "Pan-Asian Street Food", "dishes from…read morethe street stalls of far East Asia", was the second. The third clue was the location, somewhat off the beaten path in Oxford. What were these clues leading up to? The fact that I'd love this restaurant. When I returned that evening the first question asked was whether I had reservations. My heart dropped a beat admitting that I did not and then returned to normal when they brought me upstairs in an already full restaurant to seat me at a delightful 2-person table overlooking the street below. I faced inward though, wanting to observe everything that others were ordering. I sampled only edamame (£4.2), Beef Bulgogi Bibimbap (£10.5), Thai Green Curry (with tofu, £12.8), and a Boba drink but this was the type of place - in every regard - that I'd have liked to sample the entire menu. Perhaps you won't require as many clues as me to give PAN PAN a try. Perhaps this 5-star recommendation will be enough. I highly recommend this spot. (Note: Reasonable 10% service fee is automatically added to your bill).

Despite an attentive service, the food does deliver a very average plate. The korean chicken is…read moremildly terrifying when accompanied by the garlic mayo sauce (tough meat, overly sweet sauce we'd like on the side). Noodles seem to be the only dish deserving some attention. Ambiance is nice and family oriented as well as younger crowd... Washrooms could use some TLC

The restuarant says it does a mix of Asian Fusion food and this is what intially attracted me to…read moreit. When we go out to eat we normally argue over Indian or Chinese food so this was perfect as it has both!! Situated above the new Buddha Bar which used to be Natraj indian Restuarant, in the Beford place area. The decor inside is very modern and upmarket and looks really nice, it has a nice atmosphere and the service is good. On the two occasions we have been be have opted for the buffet which is half indian and half chinese. On both occasions the food has been wondeful. Both sets of food have obviously been cooked by someone who knows what they are doing and there is a good range. Chinese wise i remember there being - Steamed rice, fried rice, chow mein, sweet and sour chicken, beef in black bean sauce, pekinf duck, another main dish, spring rolls, prawn toasts, prawn crackers and a few other bits. Indian - Pilau rice, onion bahji, pakoras, naan bread, korma, tikka, another hotter curry, popadoms and then salad. The only downside to this is the expensive price which was around £17.00. I know it is a mixed buffet but for southampton this is a bit high. However i think this will go down as there were not many people in there. Drinks were also not cheap. Worth a go if you have the cash tho!

4 people 13/2/09 - Friday evening, the place was fully…read morebooked, we didn't book and awaited about 15minutes for a table - we went downstirs to Buddha lounge for a quick drink and when we came back a table was ready for us. Decor is really nice and waiting staff were very nice and welcoming. We had a mix of Buffet and menu - buffet which included Indian and Chinese dishes (over 20 dishes) was very well priced at £13.95pp and a la carte menu was also well priced. Our bill came to under £65 for 4 people including drinks and this is well below what you would expect to pay for a nice food and venue. worth a visit - we'll definately book next time

What is it with stupid restaurant signs that feel the need to have classy hand written logos. I…read moreseriously thought this place was called Spice Riot until I looked it up online. It was probably way I went. Looking for surly spices going around burning people and collecting ASBO's sounded like a good night out if I'm being honest. Much to my dismay it was far more civilised than that and found it to be a Thai restaurant too. I like Thai as I'm newish to it and am still finding myself ordering whatever looks good rather than going for a usual dish I like. Beef with hot thai bean sauce was my weapon of choice and I wasn't disappointed. There was a small Spicy riot in my mouth, but nothing I couldn't handle and found it very tasty indeed. The staff were polite and served as well, nothing out of the blue though. It did take a little longer than I would of liked but that may of been due to the large number of bodies that were taking up my air and my time, so it was understandable.

Within a samosas throw of the Red Dragon Centre's other Asian all-you-can-eat buffet, the Spice…read moreRoute caters to those who prefer more Indian based cuisine. The interior is modern and very well furnished. Not a typical, authentic setting for this kind of cuisine, it's still pleasant enough and certainly kept clean and in good condition. The staff here are friendly enough, although given the nature of buffet dining, there's pretty much very little they have to do. Staff are keen to offer refills on drinks, but this isn't entirely innocent. With the quite cheap prices on buffet food, the drinks are a little bit more expensive and carry a bit of a premium. The food is pretty average. That's an honest opinion. Really don't think it's anything to write home about, and i'd hardly call it authentic and flavoursome. The poor quality of the food is detrimental to the whole experience quite significantly. After all, you do go out to eat the food, not take in the surroundings.

Koi is seemingly new (no reviews) and is not street level, so I was rolling the dice when I decided…read moreto lunch there. But after heading downstairs, I found a big dining room half-filled with happy Asians, so that was good news. The staff were very friendly and quick. In terms of food, they have a bunch of lunch specials, plus a regular dinner/fancier menu. Though listed by some as a Chinese eatery, the menu has a variety of pan Asian dishes. I went with a simple 4.95 beef and mushrooms with rice, which was nice. There were groups around me ordering a lot more food, family style, and seemingly enjoying their meals. I'm by no means an expert on dining in Oxford, but this place seems to be a decent choice. Don't be afraid!

We called for their pre-theatre menu before visiting the New Theatre opposite…read more For £12.80 per head we got prawn crackers, a drink, starter and a main meal. The selection of dishes was small, but everything was well cooked and tasty. Staff were friendly and the food was good, worth a visit.

I ate the black rock grill and it was something special, I've never tasted food this good at these…read moreprices, these guys put a lot of effort into the dining experience.

From the owner: The menu fuses rare treats such as Sushi and Dim Sum, noodles and the legendary Black Rock Grill…read more From prawns to tender fillets of steak to delicious halloumi, enliven your taste buds!

Was recommended this spot by a coworker and glad I got around to it. Walking in, this place…read moreisn'tset up like your typical restaurant. It's dim lit but inviting at the same time. We didn't go for happy hour, but glad to learn it's celebrated all day long. So naturally we got drinks with dinner. Although a little too sweet for my preference, I enjoyed the lychee martini over the mojito. As always, I was tempted to get the pad thai but I thought I should try something different so I landed on the Singapore chicken noodles. Had a good flavor, definitely a generous portion and satisfied my noodle craving. Overall I'd recommend for family dinner, date night or just to enjoy that all day everyday happy hour.

Seriously, this is the cutest restaurant! The interior is stylish (very Instagram-able) and the…read moreatmosphere is laid back casual. We enjoyed the bun bo salad with grilled chicken and it was on point. They have a nice selection of cocktails and mocktails, with freshly squeezed juiced also available. Today was such an overcast, rainy day and eating here really lifted my spirits.