I will be the first to review this since this business has been here awhile and no one has reviewed…read moreit. The people are definitely authentic. Delicious food. I had the galbi tang soup. Soup contains galbi slices and no bone. Although i would have preferred the bone, the slices are high quality cuts. Service was exceptional.

Ok, what the heck is the deal with a Chinese restaurant called "Nell Gwynn's Parlour?" Who would'd…read morethought that a little alley with a simple red Chinese sign saying "Rice/Noodle" would have such a gem of a northern Chinese cuisine? But let me assure you, this place is a gem! Hubbo and I were in Windsor for a day trip and actually JUST had lunch. We walked down this little alley cause it's cute and came across this gem of a restaurant. I was curious and looked at the menu posted on their window. In its English-Chinese menu, I saw several dishes that were interesting to me. My lingering eyes must have given a not-so-subtle hint to hubbo, who sighed and said, "we can go in and try a few dishes if you want." Say no more.... Upon entering the restaurant in this late November afternoon, it was empty. An older gentleman came over and handed a menu to hubbo and a different one to me... a full Chinese menu. So let's just say that the English/Chinese version posted on the window has a few dishes that excites me? Well the full Chinese menu almost made me fall out of my chair. There were all kinds of goodies in that menu. Some noodle soup are not offered in any average Chinese restaurants even in Chinatown in London. Some were really what I considered comfort food that my mom would make. Since we had JUST had lunch, I could only order a noodle soup (pickled vegetable with shredded pork noodle soup) and pot stickers (mainly for the hubbo, who loves pot stickers). The noodle soup was soooo delicious, just like the way my mom makes it. The pot stickers were surprisingly tasty as well. After our meal, I couldn't help but be curious how this little Chinese restaurant survives (especially since it was empty when we walked in). Do people around here know enough about the good ol' bowl of noodle soup? Do they suffer from being so tucked away? The lady behind the counter and I started chatting and turns out, this restaurant is well-known by Chinese tour guides. So all those tourists from China, Taiwan, etc, come here for their meals when visiting Windsor. Which made perfect sense why the food is so authentic and doesn't break your bank either.... As we were leaving, I heard her on the phone, talking to probably a tour guide. She mentioned about 30 people coming in 5 min. As we walked up the alley, sure enough, I saw a line of Chinese tourists headed down to their restaurant lol.

Everyone else who has been here must be seeing something I don't, I just can't get excited about…read morethis place. A family friend is a fan of Nell Gwynns so I have eaten here a few times when it is his turn to pick the venue. The food is OK, it's not bad but not remarkable either. I've tried to order dishes with alterations to how they are described on the menu before and been turned down flat by the waiter. If it's all freshly made I don't understand how this can cause a problem, but it did. Final nail in the coffin for me is the single star food hygiene rating. If food is your business then I expect you to be hygienic in the preparation of that food, I'm not going to be rushing back here.

This Resteraunt is in a great location. Easy to find using the postcode and sat nav. Easy parking…read moreand more to the rear of the property as well. The inside transforms you to the East. Very well laid out and looks fairly new too. Lots of statues wood carvings etc. Even a few ponds and a mini bridge. The lighting level is low and really sets the scene. The pay one price and eat what you like is better than most in so much there is a large choice and the food is delivered to your table The food taste was great and although the food didn't always come out at the same time it was worth it The waiters try to double up portions and are quite strict what they will or will not do and at times can be quite rude. In fact they are a riot and very rude Drinks are extra. Good selection We ate as a large family group on a Sunday lunch time It was a good Resteraunt as far as the decor and food choice and quality was concerned. The big down side was the staff. Abrupt. No interpersonal skills. No interaction. My recommendation would be either change the staff or go self serve I wouldn't return

First time at this restaurant. Did not know beforehand that it was a fixed price, all-you-can-eat…read morestyle restaurant. The decor is charming and the food is very tasty. The restaurant has set menus if you don't want to have to think for yourself and you are happy to let the restaurant choose the meal for you. If you want to entertain a small group of friends, this would be an excellent venue. You will not leave this restaurant feeling hungry.

Very nice and very good Nice and tropical decorations…read more Friendly staff and good food. Right on the marina

Awesome place for a takeaway and it's usually full of people if you wanna eat in, too! And the…read moreprices are really great. -Duck spring rolls - MUST GET! These are amazing -Edamame - Not that great -Salt & Pepper squid - Awesome and spicy -Praw toast - OK -Green curry - Always delish -Mixed meat with oyster sauce - simple and tasty -Udon noodles are my fav to get with any of the dishes

If you are really hungry and don't care too much then this is the place for you…read more Actually, if you don't care at all it is perfect for you...

Although the staff were very helpful and welcoming, the food itself was disappointing. If you are…read morewanting a quick cheap buffet then it is fine, but not sure if we will be returning.

Just wanted to add a note that the hygiene rating is now 4 !…read moreI haven't been, but we have friends who rate So Asia very highly. Just wanted to point out that the two low reviews below are outdated and inaccurate.

It was the second restaurant in England that I thought had very tasteful food. The first was a…read moreplace called Cote. Anyway, fast healthy meal option. I had the spare rib ramen and the broth was spot on and the beef was flavorful and tender. It was also well seared. I will be back here on my next trip...

I was in Aldershot house-hunting and decided to check out the town…read more This restaurant is located in the new Westgate development which houses a cinema, a Travelodge, a Morrisons and some restaurants Mimosa is an all you can eat buffet, offering Indian and Chinese food Average food. Empty containers. It was filling but nothing much more to commend it. Only highlight was that they offered fresh fruit for dessert

Was in Mimosa for lunch this afternoon. Your typical buffet style restaurant where in you can eat…read moreas much as you like as long as you don't waste any food. Reasonably priced. Self service. Combination of Indian, Chinese and English food. Fine ambience.

Went on a recommendation from a colleague. Absolutely delicious food and a nice atmosphere. Table…read morefor one with no booking was no issue on a winter Tuesday night. Everything was delicious but I especially loved the Mango Sticky Rice for dessert. Light and refreshing and just the right mix of sweet and savory. Pad Thai was great too!

The portions are small. They charge extra for rice. I ordered the sweet and sour tofu. It was…read morehorrible. It literally had three pieces of pineapple from a can and four pieces of tofu and the rest were chopped up vegetables left over from other dishes. Absolutely the worst Thai food I've ever had. They charge 20% for service which was adequate. My husband was still hungry after eating his dish. I think he ordered the crying tiger. He also had fried calamari for appetizer. As I said before the portions are small but he said his food was ok.