special fried rice and special chow main and chicken curry and chips please deliver tomorrow night…read moreat 445 if you can make that happen please thank brin the food to 29 west crescent ilminster thank Susan Morcom

We live in Miami and good Chinese food is hard to come by. We looked for a local Chinese restaurant…read moreand stumbled across this place. The food was very good, and we will surely come back when we are in the area again.

If you like chinese food and great service then this is the place for you. As soon as you are near…read morethe front door you are straight away greated by a member of staff. They then go out of there way to make you happy. I think i am right in saying it is a family business and so has a much nicer atmosphere than larger restraunts. I am normaly a Guiness drinker but here you will find mainly chinese beer that is actually very nice there is also the usual aray of alcholic drinks so what ever takes your fancy. The food is excellent and there is always a lot of it. At lunch times they do a smaller menu where everything is £4.95. The portions are just right for lunch. There is also an offer on at the moment to eat as much as you can for £15.00 which is brilliant value. This is an asset to Trowbridge and long may it continue.

The food here is very good and the staff are extremely attentive. If you order takeaway you get a…read morebowl of prawn crackers to munch on while you wait too! The venue lacks a little in atmosphere being a converted retail shop with large glass windows, but the staff and food make up for it. I like the selection of food because it is not just Chinese but includes Thai and Malaysian dishes too. They have a good selection of dishes for veggies too - I tried some of my friend's 'mock duck' when we all had the crispy aromatic duck and it was very good (not trying to be duck, but very tasty).

This restaurant was the best Chinese in Wiltshire. The chef used to work for Royal China in London…read moreand Hong Kong. But they closed 2 years ago. Something drastic happened.

Great Chinese offering a superb selection of Chinese dishes with a few offers and very friendly…read morestaff. There is plenty of parking available as well. Food is excellent and freshly prepared and the chef will accommodate individual requests as well as special orders so don't be shy about asking. Have been here a number of times with family and colleagues and every time we have not been disappointed.

Took 2 hours for food to arrive. Despite phone calls. When…read moreit arrived it was cold. Called them only to be spoken by a really rude young girl who tried to have a go at me for taking her precious time as she was busy. No refund no call back from manager as requested. Time to find a new Chinese takeaway.

This is an average Chinese take-away on the edge of Trowbridge (in the Paxcroft Mead estate), and…read moreit also has does a few Thai dishes. The counter is set up so that you can see the chefs as they cook, which is amazing to watch - an entertainment in itself! They do get extremely busy at popular times (such as Friday evenings), so be prepared for a long wait (though at least you have something to watch while you wait!). On a few occasions I have found the meals not as good and sometimes have found the sesame prawn toasts very greasy. We tend to now use the Beijing Palace in town instead.

The Jade has been on my 'must do' list of places to eat for a couple of years now. It comes highly…read morerecommended by several friends who are discerning foodies so I was really looking forward to this meal. It's a very unassuming looking frontage that gives no clue as to the interior. We ordered the chefs special set menu with the lobster option to start. Our lobster was presented live and huge before being chopped up and braised in a wok with ginger and spring onion. Sublime! We had a selection of 5-6 other dishes, including King Prawn in black bean, baby squid, chilli fillet beef, chicken in yellow bean plus rice. It was £24 per head (minimum of 2). The sake comes warm in its own little bath and the service is impeccable - knowledgeable, friendly staff who really care about their food. This is an outstanding restaurant and one we'll be visiting regularly from now on.

Not strictly Chinese but Cantonese and simply the best in town! Food is delicious, excellent…read moreservice and great atmosphere! It's very small here so always pre-book to make sure you aren't disappointed. You will be very well looked after! My only reservation is the live lobster which is brought to you if you order lobster to eat but since I never intend to and others might enjoy this treat, I won't let that spoil my rating!

My parents are new to the area and we thought we'd try a local Chinese restaurant for takeout. I am…read moreso glad we tried Pagoda. It was a leap of faith as there weren't any Yelp reviews to help guide us. I am so happy to report that the service was excellent from the moment I called and placed the order. A friendly voice efficiently took my order, confirmed it and said it would be ready in 15 minutes. Exactly 15 minutes later I arrived to a warm smile and friendly welcome. The food was packaged up in an excellent Asian-inspired cardboard carrier. The aroma from the box was intoxicating for the short journey back home. The food was immaculately prepared and was delicious. We probably ordered too much, but absolutely nothing was left at the end! Fantastic job, Pagoda! Thank you.

Great food and friendly service, I would recommend set menu 2. Crispy duck is delicious.read more

It's no longer called imperial garden, but when it was I went there regularly, great food and…read moreservice. They had an all you can eat buffet (not sure if they still do this) and it was well worth the money

Golden Gate in Henleaze has to be one of the better Chinese takeaways around, serving up a whole…read morehost of distinctly Chinese dishes. There are many curry dishes to choose from as well as all the standard choices, plus my personal favourites - the egg foo yung dishes. These are basically omelette themed creations served with egg fried or steamed rice. Don't leave without trying the King Prawn foo yung. Frequently open during the day time this restaurant is also a candidate for lunch. It's possible to pick up some English snacks at this time with dishes like steak and kidney pie and the old favourite - fish and chips. It is the Chinese cuisine, however, that really stands out and is worth making the trip for.

Have been using Golden Gate for as many years as I care to remember, always very friendly and food…read moreexcellent. Have since moved and still travel the extra few miles for my favourite dish.

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.

We headed off to Lyndhurst on a spur-of-the-moment whim for an overnight stay at the weekend -…read morehungry after a long walk in the beautiful New Forest, we took a gamble after looking at their menu as we passed by and made a reservation for that evening. The restaurant was very busy when we walked in, a few minutes early: we were invited to take a seat while our table was made ready, which gave us a moment to look at the delicious Szechuan menu again. We were shown to a lovely table in the middle of the restaurant, up close to the wall so we didn't have people brushing past continuously, bang on our reservation time! We selected a random bottle of wine from the menu (an Italian rose) which was very nice. We elected to start with wan-tun soup and grilled dumplings, which came out piping hot and absolutely delicious. The grilled dumplings were so moorish that we could happily have tucked into another plateful! We chose crispy beef with sweet-piquant sauce and panfried squid in blackbean sauce as our mains, accompanied by steamed rice and Yung Chow fried rice (containing meat and prawns). There was a nice lull in between our starters and main dishes being served which gave us time to enjoy our wine and savour the flavours from the starters more fully. The main courses were exceptional - not only in terms of quality, but also quantity! Lovely tender strips of beef were served in a delicate sweet-peppery sauce which was the perfect companion to the Yung Chow fried rice; my partner was very pleased with his panfried squid (again, plentiful quantity) and found the blackbean sauce quite fiery, although still very tasty and not offputting at all. We found the service to be very swift and courteous - the only things we could possibly find fault with was (a) after the first pouring of wine we were left to do it ourselves (not that we minded!), (b) we left the restaurant without being bid farewell, and (c) critically - the smokers stood outside the front door of the restaurant and as it was a fairly warm evening, the door was left wide open and the smoke blew in constantly. Not nice if you are a non-smoker! The food was exceptional; I think this definitely comes into our top 3 Chinese restaurants in the UK. We will definitely return again to the Imperial China next time we are visiting the area - well worth a visit, in our opinion.

We go to this restaurant frequently because the food is great and reasonably priced but mainly…read morebecause the service is exceptional. It is situated in the main street of Lyndhurst opposite the road leading to Cadnam. It is a short walk from the public car park. They serve Chinese and Szechwan food. There is a vast choice on the menu, and the staff will help with selections. The service is quick and efficient I think that they have all been highly trained and it shows. They also do a take away menu which seems to be popular but we haven't tried it yet.