My Husband and I often come here for the weekday "all you can eat" (sunday to thursdays) the food…read moreis fantastic! the salt and chilli squid and satay prawns are firm favourites, the staff are friendly but not intrusive, and the restaurant has a lovely atmosphere when busy or quiet. We have dined here with friends often and have never had a bad dish! My only complaint is it's not good for the weight watchers!!

The best Chinese in Tunbridge Wells, plus if you book one of the tables in the small room on the…read moreground floor you can sing Karaoke after your meal- much to the annoyance of everyone else in the ground floor room who havent realised! Upstairs is the place to be for a nice sensible meal! Be warned though the Karaoke discs are from about 1960-1993 so dont expect it to be like a Lucky Voice! Great food and they do a great takeaway, plan early though as Friday and Saturdays you can wait 40 mins to an hour for the food to be delivered, and if you want to get a takeaway best to ring in first and collect or you might wait a while! Staff are friendly and the food is fantastic

For me... The food that is served in this restaurant is simply about as good as Chinese food could…read moreever hope to get here in the UK. Not too oily, not too spicy, they cook fresh food into a perfect blend of traditional Chinese flavours, as well as adding a few novel dishes of their own making for originality. Everything, from the chicken in black bean sauce through to the asparagus with cashew nuts, is cooked to perfection... And as such, it's no wonder that whenever I drive past on a Friday night the restaurant is always packed! While the restaurant is nothing special in its own right, the food speaks for itself... And, if you're into Chinese food and excellent service, then I'd highly recommend this establishment to you.

We wanted to try Mamma Mia for some months, although…read moreconscious it never appeared to be very busy when walking past. We went for dinner on Tuesday evening. Service courteous and prompt, although only another two parties were dining in at the same time. My companion and I took a while to browse the menu as there is quite a lot of choice (more than on the website), although it was unusual not to find a specials menu too. My companion had avocado & bacon salad (Insalate di Carmine) and I had white bait (Bianchetti Fritti). There was a well presented salad garnish with each; however, my white bait was missing any form of dip such as garlic mayonnaise or tartar sauce so I was very disappointed. There was also no bread povided, however, this was available to buy on the menu. My companion had Sirloin Steak (Bistecca Alla Tivoli) and I had King Prawns (Gamberoni Amalfi). As they were unusual, we shared a side order of Friarielli turnip tops cooked in olive oil with garlic, a bitter tasting dish. Vegetables of the day were few and far between, mine consisted of five limp green beans, three carrot wedges and two pieces of broccoli. We both had several fries but as with the vegetables, not enough to make a portion. We were disappointed to find the dessert menu was the kind you find in an Indian Restaurant with the frozen ice creams. My companion had profiteroles (Profiteroles Scuro) and I had apple and calvados ice cream. The ice cream was an unusual variety so a nice experience to try, however, the desserts were nothing special. I drank a large glass of house white and am pleased I did not order a bottle as it was disappointing, lacking depth and character. Unlike the other reviewers experience, we had no liquors or chocolates with the bill, just two cheap mints. There were no tea lights and I cannot comment on the toilet as I did not need to visit. I left still hungry and came home to have something to eat. Whilst not the worst meal we have had, it cannot complete with Palio or Zizzi, so I will not be visiting again through choice.

I love this restaurant, I have been many times for various reasons and have always had a great…read moredining experience. romantic meals with my partner, dinner with girl-friends, meals with parents, lunch and dinner. Although Tunbridge wells is drowning in italian restaurants I feel this one is a little bit special, there's a good choice of staters, the calamari is lovely (much better than the frozen, chewy version over at Prezzo) and there's a huge choice of main meals, all decent sized portions. The prices are average for tunbridge wells, and the childrens meal is good value with garlic bread, a main and ice cream with plenty of colouring in! (although have never seen many children in here. The little touches like chocolates when they bring the bill, a little shot of something at the end of an evening dinner (limoncello ice-cold was delicious) and tealights scattered around are added pluses. I also really like the loos.

Plus, the Government Food Standards Agency have awarded them a five out of five for food hygiene…read more Always a delight/relief to know that about your local takeaway, (that mean's less fat right??) http://ratings.food.gov.uk/EstablishmentDetails.aspx?q=wadhurst&pi=1&eid=199096

I too am a big fan of the Happy House. Who isn't? Because Wadhurst is too far from Tunbridge Wells…read moreto enjoy a take away, these guys multi-task with both Chinese & classic Fish & Chip menus. They pull it off too!!! The Chinese food is cooked fresh, it tastes really healthy & there is a blessed lack of MSG and salt. They could push the prices up but don't. The staff are also really sweet. Portions are decent too. As another Qyper said earlier today, 'they don't scrimp on the shrimp'!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wide variety of food and asian cuisine which was absolutely amazingand the desserts are delecious…read moreaswell.

A brilliant buffet in the town centre, as soon as we walked in we was welcomed by the staff and…read moreshown to a table, our drinks order was taken then we helped our self to the food, there was many Chinese dishes available so there was something for everyone, I could not fault the food it was all hot and regularly topped up the desserts where very nice too

I first ate here when I was 7 years old. I had just returned from a trip to Hong Kong where I…read morerefused any of the local delicacies (discerningly picked by an ex-pat friend of ours) in favour of expensive imported Heinz Beans 'n' Sausages. After 537 courses of top quality nosh (and perhaps the first hints of the childhood obesity epidemic), I became a convert. From that day to this, Oriental food, be it Cantonese, Szechuan or Thai, has been my food of choice. And this is the restaurant that began the love affair. I returned this year for my birthday. 20 years after my original visit and the only thing that has changed is the decor. Now a crisp, simple dining room with hints of the Orient, the same high quality is still apparent on the menu. And now a more international flavour permeates the Cantonese cuisine. For starters I had Frog's Legs, salted and garlicked to perfection. To prevent us from missing anything special, we opted for one of the banquets, chef's choice. And my what a choice it was. Not quite the river of food from my Chinese New Year inception, but still the most satisfying Chinese cuisine this side of Kowloon. No wonder people come by the carload from London to eat here.

Good straight forward family run Chinese food business. The food here is very nice, not over priced…read moreand the staff are always friendly and nice. I would recommend this place, really good.

Pleasant Chinese restaurant near to Cassidys, the Common and the Pantiles with obliging staff and a…read moredecent menu. Special mention for the HUGE amount of duck that they made available for the obligatory pancakes. Massively generous.

Me and family always go here for dim sum (traditional brunch for Chinese people) and sometimes…read moredinner. The staff are friendly and quick to take your orders. the interior is nicely decorated and plenty of seating for families. another good thing is that because its located in the marina, there's free parking aswell!

Delicious food, friendly staff, enjoyable and pleasant experience. Will definitely return and…read morerecommend to all!

The only negative about this friendly, value for money place is its location, tucked away near to…read morethe back entrance of Fenwicks department store. Good portions, friendly staff, a good value lunch menu and a BYO option make this a real find in town and an independent business we should support wholeheartedly! STOP PRESS ** Had a truly excellent evening meal there this week. We worked through a range of excellent starters (soft shell crab & all sorts) then a range of healthy, delicious main courses, some of which were selection plates. They were fantastic. Because it's still BYO we paid fifteen quid a head - I'd happily have paid double frankly. This has GOT to be TW's best kept secret.

Excellent ramen and standard salmon rolls. The staff was…read moreattentive and professional. I didn't stray off proven menu items. Surprisingly good and friendly, though very small. Suggest reservations. I did not make reservations, but the wait staff accommodated me promptly. I had green tea that was hot and well flavored. A good meal and i was not disappointed at the value received for the portions served. I hope you enjoy too. I'm going back for a business lunch and i will update my review. Blessings and Aloha from Maui. Michael.