I LITERALLY LOVE THIS PLACE. I've been here so many times. Even if it doesn't look so fancy, the…read morefood is the best. The tempura is soo good and you can choose what kind of noodles you like along with sides. The service is good and served with not long of a wait. They're polite too!! The ambiance was nice, it's cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

This place is so good, it takes roughly 3-5 minutes to be cooked, the service is on point, there 1…read moremeal portions are the size for 2 people, i do think it is a little overpriced, £10 for 1 bowl of ramen. They provide chopsticks yet if you can't use them they will give you cutlery. The taste is good and my favourite part, I love drinking the soup. The restaurant looks worse than it is, the food is quality yet I believe they can do better via decoration.

This place has the poshest toilets anyon has ever seen. The food is amazing ans the staff are…read morealways supee friendly. id recommened the beef brisket pho its the best 10/10/10/10/10

We dropped into Pho for lunch on a rainy Monday in Brighton. Food was great and the service was…read moreamazing. Everyone was really friendly especially our waitress, Sam. I was really starving and so pleased that food came really quickly. The noodle soup (vegan) was delicious and the ginger tea really hit the spot. Carafe of water also really appreciated. Perfect spot for a quick lunch when you are hungry and prices very reasonable.

If you're in the mood for some delicious Hong Kong style cuisine, I recommend dining at China…read moreGarden, which is located across the street from i360. They have a huge menu and great dim sum choices if you're there for lunch. The restaurant is very popular so you might have to make reservations for weekend dining. Kung pao shrimp, fried beef noodles and bbq pork are definitely worth trying.

Bland, boring mediocre Chinese food served at high prices with small portions. Any Chinese…read morerestaurant that offers wine with dinner and has a piano playing in the background should be suspect for the quality of its food. I've eaten Chinese food for over 60 years and cooked it for over 30 years. The food that was served looked good but had no taste. We had the seafood sizzling platter, tofu with black bean sauce and the seafood soup. The seafood soup needed more garlic so it had some taste which was also true for the seafood sizzling powder platter. If you want decent Chinese food go elsewhere.

Moshimo stands out with its sleek and modern ambiance, making it a unique dining experience…read more Unfortunately, the place is basically an outdoor restaurant, which is not a vibe with cold weather. I actually got sick after dining there because of how cold it was. The staff at Moshimo were accommodating and serviceable, although our food did take a bit longer than expected to prepare. The conveyor belt was a cool feature! However, I did wish there was more variety, as it mostly had the same plates during our visit. In terms of the food, we only got a sushi boat. I did like the bespoke approach of paying as much as you want for the boats. The sashimi was tasty and fresh!

Worst EVER - so called - sushi we have ever eaten in. Beyond crude sushi was huge lumps of rolled…read morecold rice lumped with slimy fish and whatever they put init. Gulps of mayonnaise stacked under the sushi as flavour lol - and considered a dish. Flavours = 0 Presentation = 0 Taste = 0 Waiters - 1 We have not been to a worse sushi in our lives... How do people rate this as a place to go?????

I LOVE this concept. Thai? Oh yeah. Tapas? Absolutely…read more In a converted house with small, homely feeling rooms, this place has a lovely feel and a great menu. The 'Thai Tapas' dishes are exactly what you would expect - the same concept as Spanish tapas, with small portions that you can combine to make a meal. There is a lot more to this place than that though - main dishes are also good. I went for the standard green curry, and it would certainly give any other Thai place in this city a run for its money. They also do a lunch deal for around a fiver for 2 courses. Service could have been faster when I visited, but that might just have been bad luck.

This lovely little Thai Tapas restaurant is suitably Brightonian: tasty, expensive and a little…read morepeculiar. The quality of the food is excellent, but big prices for little meals means this Thai restaurant falls a little short. Mai Ped Ped Ped (meaning Quite Hot, Very Hot) certainly lives up to its name: the food is tangy, more often falling on the overly-spicy rather than the pleasantly-hot side of the palate. Unfortunately, this is a splinter in the side of their main concept. Lots of small plates that border on too-spicy-to-eat mean that the food can't be enjoyed quickly, nor that the multitude of flavours sit well on a burning tongue. However, it's not like the whole thing falls apart: if the tapas-angle is ignored, the conventional main menu certainly has a lot going for it. I particularly recommend the Drunken Duck (duck cooked in spirits): absolutely top nosh. Everything else I've tried is very tasty, but not particularly memorable: generally, spiciness is the all-pervading flavour. If that sounds overly negative, I certainly don't mean it to: if you're a fan a spicy Thai, Mai Ped Ped Ped certainly has a lot to offer, and could not be more centrally located. It doesn't jostle too heavily with any of the other Market Square/Lanes offerings, and is a great place to start an evening: spicy often leads to much beer consumption on my part! A quick final comment: make sure you get seated upstairs. The restructured town-house ambiance of Mai Ped Ped Ped, while suitably jovial, means that the downstairs area, next to the kitchen, often gets a little humid. Be warned! UPDATE: My fiancee wanted me to add that the Thai Green Curry is the best she's ever had, and well worth the price!

I picked this place because it has KangKong on its menu. This vegetable is just so hard to find and…read moreif done right...that is not overcooked its so sweet and savory. Always ask for blahchan on the side to accompany this dish. Service is good, just make sure you bring cash.

So much going for it: - location…read more- offers loads of dishes you'd expect to find - most dishes are priced around 5 pounds But: - atmosphere is kinda lacking - vegetables are overcooked and dishes are plain-tasting - service is okay I would probably go back only if other people suggested it.

One of the better chained Thai restaurants found all over the UK. This was my first time at this…read moreplace and I was very pleased. Lots of outdoor and indoor seating. The toilets are on the very top floor of the place. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Great place to eat to satisfy your Thai cravings and to have a bite outside on a nice day. 4/5 Bangkok Chinatown set 3/5 Melt in mouth set Overall very tasty food. Definitely recommend.

Talk about bang for your buck (or rather quid), Giggling Squid's lunch menu features Tapas Sets,…read morewhich lets you sample four items for not a lot of money. I ordered the Starving Squid set (£11.95) which came with white rice, chicken red curry (not bad), Thai spring rolls (very good), & pork dumplings which I substituted with chicken satay (served lukewarm.) We snacked on Shrimp chips (£2.95) while we waited for our food, which were thick & crispy instead of the light, airy ones I'm used to. I tasted a forkful of my dining partner's pad thai; it was a little plain & didn't have that tangy, piquant flavor I've come to expect from a good pad thai. Our young waiter was attentive, friendly, & knowledgeable about the menu. Sidenote: the bathrooms are a few floors up, which means you'll be burning off some calories should you have to use their facilities!

A surprisingly good yakitori restaurant in the heart of Brighton. Probaby closer to a 4 than a 5…read morerating but given the relatively slim options for this classic Japanese cusine in England it is absolutely worthy of your attention. Upon entry the interior will already give off some good signals - it looks and feels like you'd expect a proper yakitori place would be. It's also quite busy so clearly this is not a hidden gem for the locals. The food and drink was really good. Chicken was juicy, tender, and cooked to perfection; normally I don't like sauce on my yakitori but here what they used was subtle and tasty. The typical asparagus and bacon sticks with bacon however were were really, really good and may be the best versions of these classic skewers that I've ever had. Sake selection was also on point and not outrageously expensive like it is at other locations around the country. The server recommended a great one to me and was very well informed on the selection. What's not to love? This place appears to be often packed and if you're sitting at the bar expect to be squeezed in amongst other patrons. Very recommended if you're in Brighton!

There has been a lot of hype surrounding Bincho Yakitori, and my god do they live up to it!…read more They have a great bar which you can sit by and watch the chefs work, sadly there was no space (we luckily got a last minute reservation on a saturday night at 9pm) so we were seated at the back of the restaurant, quite a tight fit as our neighbours pinged their lemon slice over to our table, but no problem, the atmosphere was great! The concept is all small plates with the idea to share with the rest of the table. I definitely over ordered. My eyes were certainly bigger than my belly! To start we had pickles & kimchi - I always order these at other asian places. We then proceeded to order pretty much every vegetarian dish (my partner had the pork belly and chicken thigh skewers and said both were amazing). I asked our waitress how many she suggested, she told us 2-3 dishes each to start with then we can aways order more if hungry. But we are greedy greedy people so ordered an astonishing 9 dishes, it was definitely too much! Luckily I took it all home in a box and had it for lunch the next day. My favourite dish was the miso aubergine and the green salad. The green salad came with crispy lotus root and tamarind. Great sake selection, I opted for the nigori cloudy sake which was served traditionally in a glass, which is inside a masu - which is essentially a little wooden box. You may think this is strange, but the wood adds to the flavour of the sake. You can either drink straight from the box, or pour into your glass when you've finished the glass. Also had a great selection of Whisky which we of course sampled. Our bill came to just over £100 for 2 of us, and I am not ashamed to say £50 of it was all on whisky! I will definitely return, and maybe order less dishes, but still the same amount of whisky!