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    peking villa

    peking villa

    4.8(5 reviews)
    53.4 mi
    ££

    14 men went to the Peking Villa (Now called The Mandarin) for our Christmas bash…read more Ate 3 rounds of prawn crackers, chicken and sweetcorn soup, another soup (beef?) followed by crispy duck and pancakes, spring onions etc. This was followed by at least 14 (7x2) main courses including sweet and sour whatever, prawns, beef in black bean sauce, chicken and mushrooms and more. The food was excellent and more than plenty. All for £16 per head is amazing. Bottled beer was Tsing Tao (?) at only £2.50. We will be there next CHristmas definitely.

    The Peking Villa is located on Linthrope Road, it is quite far up Linthore road but it still seems…read moreto get a great deal of business. The beauty of this place is as well as eating in you can take away, I think that must be where they get a great deal of their business from. As far as I know this is the only Cantonese restaurant in Middlesbrough, personally I found the food to be amazing and since then I have eaten in several other Cantonese restaurants. When we eat there the restaurant was fairly quiet but it was early in the evening, my favourite dish without a doubt was the crispy duck, I have never tasted duck that was this nice. Everyone I have spoken to raves about this place, I have never heard any bad reviews, quite the opposite everyone claims it is the best off they have ever tasted. This is perhaps why their takeaway option is so popular. Price wise I found it to be quite reasonable for the quality of food. The staff were very polite and accommodating, I would definitely recommend anyone that has not eaten here to give it a go.

    Ocean Palace - Ocean Palace, Blackpool

    Ocean Palace

    4.3(6 reviews)
    42.5 mi
    ££

    We dined around 8.00 pm on a Friday night and the restaurant was half full. The staff seemed to…read moreknow everyone dining other than us. We ate as follows: Spicy/Salty Mushrooms - Divine Crispy Seaweed - Just as we remembered it Noodles with beansprouts - Fantastic, light and tasty Sea Bass with Ginger and Spring Onion - Divine, light and flaky Crispy Shredded Beef in Cantonese Sauce - Too much sauce, the beef was not crispy, the sauce was delicious but half the amount would have done and this is how we would order it next time. All washed down with cold sake and house white. Too much food for 2 but we ate it all! Service was flexible and friendly. The bill came to $85 - the quality was more than worth this.

    When I knew I'd be heading to Blackpool and have solo time during which I wouldn't be heading to…read morerestaurants with others, I asked a friend to recommend some spots they'd eaten at and enjoyed. Ocean Palace was one of the three suggested. When I arrived at the large restaurant Saturday night around 6:00 p.m., the place was fairly empty -- one couple, one large family with kids. Normally, this would concern me -- crowds are an indicator of good food, especially at meal times, right? -- but since it was off-season, that was perhaps to be expected, and since I had that recommendation, I went for it. The servers were professional, and the food came quickly. I ordered hot and sour soup, roast duck with plum sauce, and fried rice. Funny thing -- I somehow expected the hot and sour soup to be different than the hot and sour soup I get back in the U.S., but I guess it's the same all over. I felt as if I was at home. The duck surprised me, though. I guess I expected a dry-roasted duck with sauce either on the side or drizzled over the slices, but instead, the slices of duck were sitting in a bowl of plum sauce. Not that I'm complaining ... I was just surprised. The meat was moist, the sauce lightly flavored, not overpowering the duck. I'd definitely go back to explore a little deeper into the menu when next in Blackpool.

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    Beijing Restaurant

    Beijing Restaurant

    3.0(2 reviews)
    17.3 mi
    ££

    The food is ok, you can have as many starters as you want before having your main. To be honest…read moreit's only just ok the starters are not hot enough. My prawn toast and seaweed very greasy. The main meal I could not eat very unpleasant no flavour. The young lady who served us was fabulous nothing too much the restaurant saving grace. The drinks are very expensive I wanted a coke when I enquired if it was genuine coke I was informed it's a cheap supermarket coke. At 3.35 for a pint when the 2 litre bottle cost 65p umm. I then said did they do a can of proper coke hurry yes. But they wanted 3.35 for a can ok coke and when j pointed out a can is 250ml a half a pint I was told it's the managers pricing. So make your own minds up I will not return.

    This is a very decent Chinese restaurant-- especially in the middle of the countryside. I would say…read moreit's the best I've found thus far (but still a bit far off from my favorite Chinatown haunts in Los Angeles and New York-- perhaps because it's Cantonese as opposed to what I'm used to). The restaurant is very well presented and the staff friendly. And it is a relief to see a Chinese restaurant owned, operated and staffed by Chinese people. But i still do often wish I could have some of what they're eating as opposed to what they're serving their guests... Have the salt and pepper squid for an appetizer (although I'd eat it as an entree!)-- light, flaky and well-seasoned.

    Dim Sum Su

    Dim Sum Su

    4.9(9 reviews)
    34.4 mi
    £

    I had the pleasure of finally trying dim sum su's vegetarian bao buns during Chinese New Year…read moreweekend and I was not disappointed! My husband loved his chicken version too. I've wanted to try bao buns for a long while now but the majority of places do pork versions and as I don't eat pork that left me out to dry. Luckily Su caters to all and the crispy aubergine and sweet pepper vege bao buns are utterly delightful. Packed full of flavour and dangerously moorish. At around 3.50 each they aren't badly priced either. I'd need two for lunch but one is perfect for a quick snack. We went to the event stall on St Anne's Square but we're delighted to hear she's got a place on deansgate. I genuinely can't wait to try these again. Su herself is such a lovely, bubbly person. She clearly loves what she does and you can taste that in the lovely homemade food she sells.

    I popped in to The Kitchens the other day to catch up with Jimmy (Nasi Lemak) and got chatting to…read moreSue who runs Dim Sum Su. Her passion and energy for what she does is amazing and extremely contagious! I'd already got some Fried Chicken to go from Jimmy but looking at the food Sue was making and hearing her tell me all about it, I couldn't not have some, so I opted to go for something I've never tasted before as appose to my usual Dumplings that I get all the time from anywhere that will do them! I went for a Pan-Fried Duck Bao - honestly, go and get one for lunch, you won't regret it! In fact, speaking of lunch, Dim Sum Su do a great £5 meal deal which gets you a Bao, Fries and a Drink - amazing!

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