Casual noodle restaurant serving delicious tasty food, curries and noodle based stir fry. Portions…read moreare generous, service is attentive and prices are great value for money, about £12pp Inc VAT Would definitely go back.

Was really disappointed with this place. My Nong Shim instant noodles at home taste infinitely…read morebetter without even adding anything to them. If you're a foodie, stay far, far away.

I thought this was a burger place but apparently it sells noodles. I didn't eat here because I can…read moreonly eat burgers to keep my plus size model appearance

Almost the epitome of a humble noodle shop named simply "Chinese Noodle Shop". The noodles and…read moredumplings are made in house with little fan fair, just confidence and the skill to back it up. I tried the hot and spicy broth with a robust noodle which came simply garnished with coriander and toasted soya beans. The side dish was a selection pickled cabbage, seaweed salad, and kimchi which the chef offers you for an extra couple of quid and overtly implys that you are welcome to take seconds or thirds if you would like. Delicious, comforting and warming.

Amazing service, very clean as the staff are constantly prepping tables for customers and yourself…read morewhen you get up! Very large selection of delicious food including non traditional stuff for the kiddies! (chicken nuggets, chips, jelly etc if you have a fussy eater in the group) The selection of food isn't limited to chinese, thai, indian and other types of asian food are available and very yummy. The live cooking is fantastic but can be intimidating when you're not sure what you want. Their desert menu is also extensive and sure to appeal to anyone with a sweet tooth and even those without as they have fresh fruit and slightly more savoury deserts too. The price is worth it for what you get but do be warned drinks are sold separately and can add up! I constantly recommend this restaurant to friends visiting bournemouth and if you have to cash to splash definitely go take a look!

The place to go if you're after quantity of food over quality! This is a giant all-you-can-eat…read morebuffet featuring various Indian, Chinese and British style dishes, including a teppanyaki-style noodle bar, pizza and a dessert area. Expect to pay around £15 per person depending on what day and time you're visiting. The price doesn't include drinks, so it can get pretty expensive. The restaurant itself is enormous, so there should usually be tables available, even on a weekend. This looks like food paradise from the outside, but few of the dishes are actually of half decent quality! Most of the food is the same cheap rubbish you could buy for £1 from Lidl or Iceland and eat at home (including my personal favourite, 'British Dessert'). Maximise your value for money by feasting on prawn and fish-based dishes as well as the teppanyaki noodles and veggies. The Chinese-style garlic broccoli is pretty good. Avoid the sushi, as it tastes dried-out and far from fresh. I was glad that there were at least a few dairy-free desserts to choose from (lactose-intolerant over here), as most of them were covered in whipped cream. I can imagine the chocolate fountain is fun for getting creative with your desserts. Probably not the place to visit if you're looking for a high quality dining experience, but would be good for larger groups and children if you don't mind the price. I noticed many people were eating just chicken nuggets and chips, which baffled me a little as there's so much choice! If you do end up here, at least get value for money and try a bit of everything - it's not too scary!

We are so happy the crappy tapas place down the street didn't want our money and we came here…read moreinstead. They were very welcoming, gracious, great atmosphere, and the food was fantastic! Try the chicken satay, top notch!

We have eaten here twice while on holiday to the UK. It is absolutely the best Thai we have ever…read moretasted, including when I have been to Thailand. The service is also fantastic

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!

Since they've taken my favourite item off their menu I don't tend to visit quite as often but their…read morerestaurant was over the road from where our coach had dropped us and we were quite hungry. The main "problem" with Wagamama is the bench-style seating since my husband needs a chair with a back (arms too would be helpful). We've walked away from one of these restaurants because they had nothing suitable to offer us, the Harrow one will bring a chair from the outside seating inside for us and, on this occasion, we were offered seating up at the far end (where the staff go for lunch) which was adequate as it was padded seating against the back wall.

So I love wagamama. It's one of my fav noodle restaurants. When I go I normally always get Yaki…read moreudon, but I thought I'd have a change this time. When we initially got to the place we had to wait to be seated as it was quite busy. When we did eventually get seated, we were waiting at least 15 mins before someone came to take our order. The food came quicker though. I had chilli squid (always a fav of mine and it didn't disappoint this time!) and the wagamama ramen. Now I've never had ramen before so I thought I'd try it. I've got to say, although the presentation is great, it's not really one for me. I just found it too bland. The portion size however is really quite generous. Once we had finished our food, it took very long for us to get our bill, even after the waiter had taken our plates and we had refused dessert. I can understand the slow service when it's busy, but it had quietened down a lot by this time and the restaurant was practically half empty! Although I love wagas I've got to say I was disappointed by the service in this particular branch.

I've eaten a lot of Japanese food over the years. I also make my own ramen. This place had really…read moregood food. Their staff was also attentive to one of our party's allergy needs. They made extra sure to keep any allergens far away. That made her very secure and she gobbled up the teriyaki beef bowl. As for me, I had their spicy vegan ramen soup and it was delicious. Several in the party got ramen soups of varying sorts, and everyone was happy.

The crispy fish tasted like amazing fish stick and the rice was absolutely amazing! There were a…read morelot of people here but they gave us no wait. I would recommend the fish crips 11/10!!!!!!

REVIEW FOR SUNDAY BRUNCH:…read more As far as the buffet goes, the variety was impressive. There were about 7 or 8 different sushi rolls from which to choose including spicy tuna, California roll, veggie roll, tempura shrimp roll, and a few other specialty rolls. They also had tuna, salmon and shrimp sushi, all fresh and made insitu. In addition to the sushi, there was a little salad bar with assorted veggies, a hot food area with standard asian dishes (i.e. beef and broccoli, lo mein-ish selections, and even pekin duck!) Also a dessert area with little cake bites and pastries. The banana fritter is awesome here. Zen has filled the sushi gap since Yo Sushi continues to let down in quality. Wait staff has been consitently attentive and the restaurant was is clean. Sunday Brunch here is Southampton's best kept secret.

Great to find a real Japanese restaurant in Hampshire. Sushi is excellent, particularly the…read moresoft-shelled crab maki and the chicken katsu curry is on par with the best I have had elsewhere. Family also recommends the King Prawn Katsu Curry and the King Prawn Teriyaki. They also offer a good lunch deal and a Sunday brunch but haven't tried either. On-line booking works great

I would rate higher, but they charge more for their ramen noodles than Tesco/Sainsbury's does…read more Other than that, it's a great shop to go to if you have a hankering for oriental food. It's not just chinese food & ingredients you can find here, there's also indonesian, filipino, thai, japanse, korean etc that you can get here. Where else can I get frozen siu mai in Southampton? It was in this shop that I first introduced the husband to ramen noodles in a packet (super cheap in Canada where I'm originally from) and he's now hooked .. so yay to oriental food shop in a hidden corner of an industrial estate! We picked up the noodles, several packages of dried rice noodles, some pork marinade (dried and paste), siu mai, a good quality wok and other delightful things. What impressed me that they are also a wholesalers. So if I felt like getting a 5kg vat of peaches, takeaway containers and a massive amount of peanuts this is the place to come. Eat your heart out Costco.

From the owner: We are a family owned business offering authentic food from China, Korea, Japan, Malaysia,…read moreIndonesia and the Philippines. We are open to the public 7 days a week.

Used to go to this place quite often. Their delivery time is good, roughly about 20 minutes. The…read morecrispy noodle dish is ok, except the food seems to be getting saltier and saltier. The last time I ordered though the food was terrible, perhaps they changed chef? I dunno, but the king prawn balls were burnt, king prawn ho fun noodles were this dark brown colour, prawns were overdone and the dish was so greasy, but I think the worst thing was the sweet and sour sauce, it was radioactive red in colour! I think it quite literally was glowing! and it was sickly sweet, no hint of sourness, and had an odd jelly like consistency. It's a shame because I used to like this place so much and now have to find somewhere else :(