Great food & service! The staff were very friendly and made sure we had everything we need. The…read morefood tasted wonderfully. Great vibe in the restaurant.

Don't be put off by the trendy decor this place still serves up a tremendous chicken tikka.read more

Entered and was told to Wok this way to be seated. I can't decide if this is three or four stars…read more The main course portions are so small. Ordered three main courses for two people, but felt like we had three large appetizers. Prices are higher than normal for casual Chinese food. Appetizers starting around 6-7 pound! At least I can say the flavor is there. Because it was tasty and I left wanting more, well with those portions, who wouldn't. The tofu had smooth orange sauce, not at all gooey like you would sometimes see. The shrimp Szechuan had a really good sauce, but again not enough food on my plate. And having to pay 3 pounds for plain rice is not cool. The Singapore noodles had a nice smoked flavor. Top tasty noodles actually. I'm used to getting a mountain of noodles. Not here. Feel like they skimp everywhere. With the third dish being so small, I feel like they sunk to a new lo (mein). The ambiance is quite nice and almost like a venue setting. Very heavy on purple colors. In evenings you may be lucky to see the Chinese Elvis Presley performing who is a local Ruislip celebrity. Love me chicken tender, love me sweet & sour sauce, all my dreams fulfill!

Friendly staff, great ambience and lovely food. Will…read moredefinitely recommend and dine in again!

Great food! Not eaten in but takeaway is always so nice…read more Deliver is normally around the time they say

We popped in here at 10.30 on a Sunday evening and the staff could not have been more welcoming…read more The chap who served us was great fun and made our meal quite memorable. We very much enjoyed ourselves. The food was great and well-priced. We were offered around six different versions of spice level and the naga curry lived up to its name. Excellent all round, including the Abba soundtrack. If I lived nearer I would visit this restaurant all the time,

Awesome buffet restaurant east access and walking distance from Uxbridge underground stationread more

This is a cheap place to eat for either lunch or dinner. I often come here for a lunchbox to take…read moreaway. I love this place because of my garbage disposal unit of a boyfriend - if you know someone who is always hungry then this is the place to come! The buffet is great, there is a wide range of dishes to choose from to suit all tastes. The juices they serve are lovely and fresh. Beer is also available for those who want something a bit harder! Come here and have a meal before painting the town red!

This is a popular place for dim sum for the locals which is serves in the afternoon. The restaurant…read moreis fairly big and is great for groups as there as large tables. However I would not say that the interior decor is modern or very out dated that it need renovation. It was more of the feeling "I know I'm in a Chinese restaurant" Dim Sum is ordered by marking on a menu sheet and then handed to a staff. I am not sure if there is an English version as ours where in Chinese. I'm sure staff happy to translate if there is not. The quality dim sum is comparable or even better than many places in London Chinatown. They even have Yolk bun which is not found in many places in London. This is a steamed bun that is smiliar to custard bun but is has a creamy runny salty egg yolk center which has a slightly sandy texture. This bun is best enjoyed hot so when it arrived make sure you eat it first. The mini egg tarts is made well and on a busy weekend they will run out. Once gone they are gone! I love the congee (savoury Chinese rice pudding) because they are huge portion compare to most places and it come served with Chineses savoury doughnuts. But the prices does reflect the size of the portion. There is a lunch rice and noodle menu. On there is a handmade cuttlefish ball noodle. You won't get this anywhere else so worth trying if you ever visit Go Sing.

Just before the Great Snow Cascade of Jan 2010, I went to Go Sing with some friends who were up…read morefrom Cornwall and were due to be flying out of Heathrow today. This is their favourite Chinese restaurant that they always hit when they're up this way. Go Sing offers an 'all you can eat for one price' deal but you get to order (repeatedly) from a menu of almost 100 dishes. This is probably less wasteful than a buffet and you get to sample the exact dishes that you would like. The staff were friendly and attended to all our needs, refilling tea cups as necessary. We had half a crispy duck to share and my American friends were happy to let me have my favourite part - gnawing the bones! It's hard to go wrong with crispy duck. Then a selection of starters and the undoubted star was the squid in salt and chilli batter - the squid was nice and tender with crunchy and flavoursome batter. We ordered 2 extra portions! For main course, we rated the duck in honey and lemon sauce highly, with the lemon balancing against the honey well. I got my friends to try the ma po tofu, which may have changed their attitude to tofu! A nice place to catch up and get a tummy full of yummy food.

Given that Staines is Chav hell my expectation of a decent feed on my stay there was pretty low. It…read moredidn't disappoint, the usual chain suspects varied from totally underwhelming to just plain awful and the pubs weren't much better. In desperation, I broke all the rules and decided to eat at my hotel. Who woulda thunk it? Good hotel food with faultless service in a lovely restaurant overlooking the River Thames and, even better yet, at a great price, twenty quid for a three course meal! OK, it's served buffet style, which was a bit odd for a restaurant of this quality but that just means unlimited food, right? Yep, it's eat as much as you like. So, I did. The chef's modern take on meze/tapas style Mediterranean appetizers was an absolute triumph. The traditional English dishes were, admittedly, a bit dried from the lamps but the pheasant wrapped in pancetta was still delicious and the panettone bread and butter pudding was good to the very last spoonful (my apologies to the other diners who were hoping they would get some too). And, did I mention it was only twenty quid. Top stuff!

From the owner: leftbank restaurant Fill your boots with beautiful buffet…read morefood! All served buffet-style so you can help yourself to as much as you want - whenever you want morning, noon and night. Feast on high quality seasonal food and freshly cooked dishes, mouth-watering desserts and vibrant wines. The food style is English with gorgeous international influences and it's all prepared freshly for you by people who love food. The wood-fired oven, rotisserie and hobs are always in action - a theatre of cooking right before your eyes. The leftbank is Thames dining at its most exciting.

I started going to this restaurant when it first opened in about 1992. Since then, I've moved away…read morefrom the area and the restaurant has moved one door down, but the ownership remains the same. The dining room is much larger and suits parties as well as smaller groups. I had the balti gosht with okra, pilau rice and a keema naan. All were excellent. Wait staff is efficient.

I like buffets but i also like to eat food which is cooked well!…read morestarters ok . why do they have so much variations of pakoras i dont understand! only the veg ones taste any good. the chutneys are all too hot and spicy nothing mild. Most of the curry dishes have way too much oil/ghee in them, nothing looks appetizing. Desserts hard and cold. They have kheer, solid ice cream!lol and on weekends gajrela and gulab jamun. I do not think this buffet is value for money as with drinks you can end up spending more than £10. it has a variation of food but theres very little you can actually eat! and finally avoid the loos, and please can the owners pay attention and upgrade them.

I recently tried Dal Makhani for the first time else where & really liked it, so I ordered the same…read morefrom Chutneys. I placed the order over the phone and paid £10.20 for Dal Makhani and a naan when I arrived. Dal Makhani is made with black lentils, and the container was even labelled "Dal Makhani." The guy behind the till even corrected my pronunciation, so I definitely didn't expect to receive something completely different. When I got home about an hour later and opened it, it turned out to be a bland, tasteless tarka dal, not Dal Makhani at all. The naan was average as well. I was quite hungry so I ended up eating about half of it, but it was disappointing.

NOT RECOMMENDED the…read morefood is absolutely flavourless, no salt and practically just boiled food. waste of money. im so disappointe.

A nice Indian restaurant in Hounslow, slightly more upmarket than the all-you-can-eat buffets…read morethough I believe it does one of those on specific days of the week. It has nice typical Indian decor and very good food. Their tandoori chicken especially is excellent as are their desserts. It's slightly off beat location means you have to put in some effort to get there, but it's worth it for a nice, reasonably priced evening out.