It says it has been there since 1985 like all the restaurants and other places in the city of Bath…read more. The food was ok at the best customer service without a smile but prompt , charge money (2.95 UK gbp) for chili oil , though it was on the menu I checked after I order . May be we are spoiled here in the US because we get it all the time without charges . Will I go there again if I go to Bath again nah no way even if I am craving Chinese food like I was when I went there . There is a Thai place not far from there . Being a tourist place I guess they don't care much for the customers.

This is a skip…read more Often in the UK, you can find more traditional westernized "Chinese" that's quite good given the influence of the former colonies. Given some reviews and comments about this place on Trip Advisor and Google, I came in expecting it to be at least decent. The food was mediocre at best but the service was curt, inconsistent, and rushed. The place looked old and tired. For a 40 year surviving restaurant with table clothes, etc... I expected more. It was so blah, I didn't even take photos after the spring rolls which tasted burned from other old oil or over frying. Skip and keep looking elsewhere for food with orientalist influence if in Bath.

A perfect choice for my final meal in Bath, Hong Kong Bistro is right down the street from the Bath…read moreSpa Rail Station. Several tables of Chinese people enjoying their food, I hope it's not offensive to point that out, because I usually see it as a sign of good Chinese food. Service was excellent, though I had to feel bad for the lone woman working the restaurant, taking orders, running drinks, bringing plates of food, cleaning tables. She was seriously hussling! Excellent portion of truly delicious food, I went with the Chef Special Noodles, which was a large pile of noodles with thin slices of chicken and beef and pork, plus a couple of prawns ("shrimp" in American). Veggies were crisp and tasty and the sprinkle of toasted sesame seeds really set it off. They had several bottles of win on their list and a half-dozen or so bottles of spirits on the wall, plus a few different beer choices. With a Tiger beer, a great deal for just under £7. I would absolutely return.

Food was edible but was almost flavorless. Food was spicy but that all there is to it. Sautéed beef…read morehad more heat than flavor. Ordered and got our food in less than 10 min so there's that.

if you want to drink a true milk tea,don't try this Bad…read morequality and really bad service. I won't recommend this to all my friends.service attitude makes me sick.

Sooo happy I came across this place when shopping at the local Sainsbury's nearby. I had been…read morecraving Asian noodles and was overjoyed to find Gong Fu Noodle Bar in Kingsmead Square. The coolest thing about this place is you can pick your own type of noodles or rice, toppings like meat or vegetables and then the flavor of the dish such as Thai curry, wonton soup, etc. And if that's not your style, you can always order a dish from their menu as well. Their egg noodles with chicken in a wonton soup is pretty delicious! I went with a couple of friends, and the owner even brought out a small dish of extra chicken for us. Definitely a place I'd like to go again!

Arrived at this restaurant by chance. Excellent food, drinks menu, atmosphere and staff. I had a…read morepork and pineapple, my friend chicken pad thai. Tasty food, well presented. Highly recommend.

By the time I'd arrived at the Bath train station, hauled my luggage to my hotel, and checked in, I…read morewas starving. Yum Yum Thai was one of the closest restaurants to my hotel and it proved satisfying enough that I considered - but didn't partake in - a return visit on another day. To even consider a second meal at a place while traveling is something noteworthy. During lunch hours (noon-3PM), Yum Yum offers 5 specials, each including rice, well-priced at £11.95. I opted for the Pat Pak Nam Mun Hoi which translates into stir-fried vegetables in oyster sauce. Specifying "very spicy", this dish satisfied. No complaints were lodged, either, about the spring rolls (£ 6.80) or the Shrimp Pad Thai (£14.95). Yum Yum is a simple cafe that seemed to do a good business for lunch and dinner and after one meal there it was easy to see why. ,

Food was cold and some unedable the toilet wasn't usable due to state it was in it has obviously…read morenever cleaned. A proper bill was not issued at the counter and was just knocked up using a calculator. I won't be going back :(

Meh. Nothing special here. Very average Chinese food and kind of pricey. Each dish does not come…read morewith rice and you have to pay an additional 3 pounds for white rice. Have never seen that before. I got the lemon chicken and it was overcooked and a little dry. The lemon sauce was terrible. I ended up just using soy sauce. I also got fried won tons that had shrimp in them. A little unexpected since most have pork. They were ok. Overpriced for quality. Many better options in area.

The food was delicious. We ordered Ma La Tang and loved the dish we received. The waitresses were…read morehospitable, as well. The spices were good - definitely not overwhelming. They also let me use the restroom the following day when I couldn't find any around the neighborhood, so A+ for hospitality!

Food took 1hr 15 mins to arrive, called Cheong Sing twice who were unhelpful, and when the food…read morefinally arrived, it's not that special.

none greasy chinese food big thumbs up would go there againread more