Cheap sushi is an oxymoron but Chop Chop manages to get a good balance between price and quality…read more California roll is £3.60 for 7 reasonably sized pieces. Rice makes the perfect light meal and noodles come a close second. The Teriyaki and Katsu Curry dishes are delicious. I've not tried the bibimbap which I'm guessing is a Korean dish of mixed vegetable, meat and egg. If you are bored of sandwiches and scouse then this is a "fresh healthy tasty" alternative. Chop Chop is open Mon-Fri for lunch and evening meals and cate for outside events and parties. Free local delivery for order over £10 "Enjoy the Chop! Chop! Taste"

Great value, great food, great people. Small shop :) I…read moredidn't see sushi on the menu anymore though, only Korean dishes.

Truly excellent and completely unexpected at the Ferry Terminal here Merseyside…read more Green curry is deep and coconut-y satisfying, Tom Yum excellent with heat and lemongrass, and Singapore Tiger draft beer is super fresh. Modern interior and a well-heeled younger clientele bode well for the future down here at Liverpool's great Albert Dock area.

We wandered into this restaurant expecting the view to be incredible from the top of the Mersey…read moreFerry Terminal Building, and the view gets 5 stars. It has large windows giving a gorgeous panoramic view of the River. However, there was no music playing, which detracts from the overall ambience. That is the best thing I can say about this place, because the food was really subpar. I had the Pla Plau, which is sea bass marinated in thai herbs. My first impression was that it was beautifully presented and fragrant! However, the fish was overcooked and rubbery and there were bones throughout the fillets. On a good note though, the sauce was amazing! I imagine that if the fish were properly cooked and deboned, it would have been worth the £20.

We have seen this chain in Boston, MA. Now that we have tried it. We can never come back. Just…read moreawful. Corn miso was salty and the ends were mushy. Is there not good corn in the UK??? Edamame had too much salt. We also found two pasta pieces in the bowl. The worst Teriyaki Soba ever.

The hostess and the server were both so nice! I love This place. My partner and I visit whenever…read moreI'm in the country! I'm from the US and I miss this place when I'm home!

The atmosphere here is very appealing. They were quite busy and we didn't have reservations but…read morewere seated promptly in the bar area. We were still able to order off the regular menu. The hostess and server were very professional and attentive. My partner had the spicy chicken teppanyaki and I had the garlic butter salmon. 5/5. Sooo good. The flavors melt in your mouth. Will definitely be back.

Didn't leave until 3 hours after we scheduled a reservation, as the service was EXTREMELY slow. My…read morefriend also got an egg thrown on him. The prices are also outrageous for sub par food.

I love Korean food and have a mission to go to every Korean restaurant in the UK (or at least most…read moreif them!). Angel is pretty authentic and serves real Korean food. They have a massive menu, serving both Chinese and Korean cuisines. The bibimbap here is excellent, you can choose your protein between beef, chicken, tofu or seafood and it comes lovely steaming hot in the earthen bowl along with the essential bibimbap sauce which is also on the tables if you need more. The portions are on the huge side so you could easily share a dish. They have a few kimchi dishes including a kimchi set, so kimchi lovers will surely enjoy. The restaurant is located up a stairs beside a Chinese buffet place, and is open pretty late until 10pm. It's massive inside with lots of round tables and appears to be very popular with Asian customers too from when I visited. Overall, if you're looking for some good authentic Korean or Chinese, I really recommend Angel. The staff were lovely and very helpful, they also were nice to explain things on the menu.

Tremendously disppointing experience ! We arrived at the restaurant at 7:45pm, the restaurant…read morerefused to serve us. We are regular customers at the restaurant, we have never been treated this badly before. The reason behind us not being served the night was not clarified, they gave us a simple answer ' boss said we don't take orders'. I am extremely upset at such poor treatment, I think it is completely unacceptable. The closing time of the restaurant is at 10pm and given that we reached at a normal dinner time at 7:45pm , the restaurant is not full and several ( around 7 ) empty tables were available, it is completely ridiculous for the restaurant not being able to serve us. There is nothing more disappointing than turning up to a restaurant to the appreciate and enjoy their food, but ending up being refused at the door. I truly hope the Angel Restaurant improves on their service and acknowledge that this is not the applicable way to treat customers.

I found this place by chance and it is by far the best indian/bengali food I've ever had…read more Beautiful place to eat and the food was incredible at a good price!! Packed with flavour and the service was impeccable! If you want to be full of delicious food then go here! Also for those who like spicy food, the spicier meals pack a hell of a wallop!

With exception to one or maybe two restaurants in the city, you are not going for fine dining when…read moreyou opt for Chinese in Liverpool. Tokyou has therefore gone straight for the juggular of the market with big portions and cheap prices. Now certainly this is not always a winning formula as they are only a few steps away from Eat As Much As You Like Chinese Buffets, but to give Tokyou its due they have got it just right with a selsction of tasty soups and broths and noodle dishes. This has lead to Tokyou being a very popular venue and without a reservation system often creates an irritating wait for seats or worse - going without. However there's a sense of commaraderie - or smugness - for those who manage to make the selection process.

The portions are mahoosive. The price is cheaper than chips. Literally oodles of noodles, the only…read moreproblem is you get so much that it gets kind of boring before you see the bottom of the plate...I challenge you to finish it. (Great for those starved students). The prawn toast and hot and sour soup. Yum. Also, take the tea, it's great! I personally love the window seats, if you want a quick snack on your own undisturbed it's a good shout. However, it's always busy and you have to grapple for seats and make yourself known otherwise you could be hovering about for quite a while (It's kind of like musical chairs...see someone leave...dive in!)

Very spacious Asian-style restaurant right in the center of Liverpool…read more I really like pineapple rice dish - not sure if it's authentic but I really like the raisins, nut, prawns, pineapple and rice combination;) Curry is a bit on a spicy side, but full with flavour. They also have non-Thai dishes such as grilled steak and burger just in case you fancy something more traditional for Britain. Overall I'm quite happy with the restaurants, but the toilets could be better!

Despite the mixed reviews, headed over here for an easy meal before going out for the night. Large…read moreopen space and a staggering amount of seating in this two-story establishment. Easily was able to get a table for two on a Sunday evening. Large menu with a slathering of different options even beyond Asian fusion. Settled on the Peri Peri Chicken (£10) - a roasted half chicken served with fries, tomatoes, and greens. Food comes out not too long after ordering; a warm section of chicken drowning in peri peri sauce. Overall the chicken is tender and well-marinated. Sauce is okay, though better with some hot sauce at the table. Fries are your standard fare. Service isn't half-bad considering the amount of area each waiter needs to cover. Seems like they have a decent happy hour as well if ordering drinks.

Kai's House is a small Asian Fusion restaurant located on Knight Street near Chinatown. From the…read moreoutside it looks rather unpromising; it's not a beautiful area and looks run down and rather dirty most of the time, but venture inside and you'll be pleasantly surprised! I had bypassed Kai's hundreds of times seeing it, but not really noticing it. I heard great reviews from a friend of mine and decided to give it a go. A visit here is quite an experience; it's interactive, entertaining and quite unforgettable! Kai is present throughout the evening cooking up wonderfully original dishes which are quite experimental. The food is like no other Chinese food I have ever eaten- and that's a good thing! While I have never been to China I imagine this is what authentic Chinese tastes like! The seafood is amazing, particularly the king prawns. The service was faultless and I was so impressed. I would definitely recommend a visit.