I had takeaway for dinner tonight out of Golden Gate and it was delicious. So I've decided to up…read moretheir rating from 4 to 5 stars. A party of four of us shared mixed vegetables in satay sauce, black bean sauce, chips and rice. All the food was beautiful, with the satay sauce especially flavoursome and spicy. Excellent portion sizes to boot. A great Chinese takeaway to really enjoy on a lazy Saturday night when you can't be bothered cooking but still want scrumptious treat food. Would highly recommend.

The best Chinese take away in Armagh. Their menu has all the usual offering that you'll find in…read moreany Chinese restaurant, but the quality is a lot higher here. The staff are friendly and helpful and orders are prepared quickly.

Oh dear.Oh dear oh dear oh dear…read more This is a rank Chinese of epic proportion. I have only ate from here once and it was a terrible experience, and not a great night. Long story short, on my way to collect food here for my girlfriend and I after her night out I had to run down a cat that was in the middle of the road as I couldn't swerve due to oncoming traffic and I couldn't brake as there was someone coming straight up behind me, leaving me feeling rather guilty! I tried to put the terrible image of a cat trying to crawl injured across the road from my rear view to eat the chicken chow mein I got from her. My meal should have came with a yellow sticker as it was surely made of chicken and was a choking hazard for all, never mind those not three! My girlfriend half and half was not much better, with over boiled rice and stodgy, hard gravy chips. Avoid people!

We chose this place at random and saw a few negative reviews. However, we decided to give it a go…read more Delicious is the verdict. Very big portions. Singapore Noodles had a nice spicy taste. The special chow mein was excellent. I'd definitely order from there again.

This Chinese is always a corner stone of my lazy Friday night plans. Fountain house is a simple…read morelittle takeaway that does your run of the mill Chinese takeaway menu. A good mix of Chinese and European dishes that caters for most palates, though I have to say I would struggle to find something spicy enough to suit mine. It is strange that I would single out Fountain House from the other multitude of Chinese takeaways in Belfast, but I have to say it deserves to be. It does a delivery service that never takes much longer than thirty minutes to arrive at your door, although you have to be within a 3 mile radius of the place to avail of this, and incur the nominal 50p delivery charge. However, if you call ahead to place an order for collection you could be eating within fifteen minutes, and that's pretty convenient.

I believe this is the finest Chinese Take away in Glengormley. Ordered Chicken balls, chips and…read morecurry sauce.... all for £5.30. Very quick to make and serve. Great service.

Best Chinese in the local area. Their chicken curry is absolutely beautiful…read more Other favourites of theirs would be their chilli chicken wings, their house sauce chicken and I also love their snack box deals which are very hard to beat in terms of value. I recommend ordering in advance for your takeaway, especially at the weekend as they are usually very busy.

Went based on some Facebook chatter and was pleased. Initially worried as the restaurant is in the…read morerear of a pub, not your typical Thai setting. Large Chinese/Thai menu. Had salt and pepper spare ribs as a starter from the Chinese side of the menu and it was nice. Good sized portion and the ribs were not deep fried. My main was chicken pad thai. It did not look that great but was very tasty. What I would expect a Thai person cooks for themselves. Also, huge portion. Overall, nice meal and I plan to go back.

I love this place. It has now turned into just a takeaway service, But i think its one of the…read morenicest Chinese I've had. The pork fillets are amazing along with the slice breast chicken curry if your in Downpatrick and looking a chinese takeaway get it from here one word AMAZING.

We called in here to feed our hungry bellies early one weekday evening when we were up in…read moreDownpatrick helping some friends out with a musical they were staging in the local theatre. We were effectively the 'backstage crew', so we decided to treat ourselves to a Chinese for sustenance - the healthy option of course. Hmmm...anyway, Downpatrick is a small town so there aren't a million options for eating out, but this Chinese is a good option. It was quiet when we went because it was early on a weeknight, so there weren't loads of people there, but the place is nicely decorated, with some very large tables for big groups and also catering for smaller groups or pairs too. The menu is very extensive (too big in my opinion) but the food was lovely, with very large portions and complimentary prawn crackers. The food arrived quickly and was satisfying, and they were very obliging about our usual 'awkward vegetarian' (her own words!) and brought her what she asked for - weird though it was. A nice restaurant.

East Essence is a good spot for takeaway food or to sit in. The restaurant is clean and nicely…read moredecorated and there is plenty of parking around the harbour. When ordering takeaway, they usually throw you in a few free cans of soft drink. Take care when ordering by phone, as the guy who answers tends to rush a bit to get off the phone. Asking for a quick confirmation of your order is a simple way to avoid any problems. One thing have to say about this restaurant, is that it is slightly expensive for Chinese food. Otherwise, is it a good call if you are about the Ardglass area.

After the sad demise of my old curry house on High Street in Bangor several years ago, it's too…read morehard to even type the name, I set about looking for a new Chinese to fulfill the duty of being my ritual Sunday evening hangover remedy and having tried easily 7 different ones, I decided The Phoenix was it. The food in the Phoenix is about as good as you are going to get in Bangor and pretty competitive in their pricing with a chicken curry with fried rice/ soft noodlesd (free prawn crackers) being delivered for £6.10, and their delivery drivers are nice guys and I have never had to phone up and ask where a delivery is...! Pretty extraordinary if you ask me. Their curry is the only reason I go here if I am being honest and it is best thing on their menu...! Although I have it on very good authority the chow mein and black bean sauce and kung-po chicken are also worthy competitors. Their portions are also huge and their rice and noddles don't come in the usual silver tin packages that most Chinese restaurants use but the same bigger plastic cartons that the mains come in. I usually go for a delivery but over Christmas was here with a large party and they put is in a back room that was great and gave us some privacy, and meant other diners in main restaurant didn't have to listen to us! The owner is a lovely woman always smiling and happy to help and she even delivers sometime late in the evening! Phoenix also do a buffet during the day now but also offer a deal on their normal lunch menu that's £5.95 for a starter, main and dessert being served 6 days a week. This one better not shut down now...!

This is by far the best Chinese in County Down…read more They have crispy lamb served in lettuce leaf a starter, beaten only by moo-choo pork, garlic salted chilli cod (or monkfish) and their special curry and seafood hotpot are the best mains around Sally and Stella are great hosts and nothing is too much trouble

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.