This place provides a buffet of all you can eat for a fixed price - depending on the time of day,…read moreand day of the week. it is cheaper during the week than at weekends, and cheaper at lunchtime than at night. Currently it is £5.99 for lunch during the week, which is excellent value. The buffet contains mainly Chinese food. There are about 10 different starters, 20 or so main courses and some desserts. In a sense the place itself is somewhat basic - in that it has tiles instead of carpet - there are no table cloths etc, but this doesn't spoil it at all. You leave your used plate on the table while you go and get some more food and by the time you return it has been taken away-brilliant! recommended.

My favourite chinese buffet in chester!…read more As below, i agree that the cheapest time to eat is during the day (lunchtime), after 18:30 it's £10 or £12.95 for an all you can eat. They have over 60 dishes, including, fresh fruits (melon, watermelon, orange,pineapple etc.) a variety of sushi, plenty of mains and starters (inc. soups) and plenty of jelly and ice cream. Also agree that the restaurant is basic decor (no table clothes) but is exceptionally clean and tidy. A fantastic place to eat in chester, brilliant service and brilliant food!

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.

My friend recommended me this place. We came here for a quick lunch. Their menu has nice variety…read morefor soups, rice, noodles. Vegetarian options are limited, but they do customized existing items :) I got Tofu Firecrackers. Omg it was a stunner. The flavor of black pepper came along so well. I absolutely loved hot tofu firecrackers. The cold pressed juices looked nice too. The green tea was nice & refreshing :) Vegetarian Dumplings were just ok, could have been better. Overall loved it. I am coming back when in that part of the world next time :D

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 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 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!

Kimji is a lovely authentic Korean restaurant in Preston, the food here is amazing; it tastes so…read moregood and has the right amount of spice. The Bulogi here is one of the best I've had, and the kimchi pancake and kimchi are also great. I booked easily online which is recommended if going on a Saturday night as it's not very big but gets quite busy. The portions are generous and although the menu isn't as extensive as some other places, it has a great variety like bibimbap, noodle soups, various starters and a drinks. The service was good, staff were very friendly and the atmosphere is great for a date or a party. Prices are very reasonable too.

From the owner: We are the first dedicated Korean Restaurant in Preston providing the finest dishes Korea has to…read moreoffer and offer customer the best restaurant experience.

Came to Liverpool to visit family, this restaurant was recommend by my cousin's friends. We got in…read moreat around 9pm, and there were two other large groups. Decor is pretty nice, and ambiance is great. Service | 3/5 stars, the waitress was not very pleasant, and seemed to be in a rush each time -- towards the end she became a little nicer, but our first impression stuck throughout the night. The dishes are small, think tapas, therefore I would recommend two plates per person. Food | 4/5 I got the Nasi Goreng- this was delicious, it's fried rice with chicken, a fried egg and shrimp cake. I would get this again I also got the Bak Choi- which was not too great, it was very dry. I expected it to be sautéed. My cousin ordered the pla meuk gatiam which is squid with chili sauce- that was fantastic and someone else ordered the enogimaki- enogi mushrooms wrapped in beef, delicious. If I'm in Liverpool again I'd come back- hopefully service improves as well.

Very disappointed in this place. Saw it had decent reviews…read moreand was close to our hotel, but the amount of time it took to get 1 out of the 2 appetizers we ordered was ridiculous. We were there at least 45+ minutes before receiving our first appetizer and when we asked about the other half of our order, they said it would be 3 minutes. 45 minutes later we left without ever receiving it. What we had was fine, but I cannot recommend this place to anybody. As a former server, I understand having an unexpected rush, however, three tables that came after us got their food and one even got his bill before our second appetizer (which never came).

Really varied menu. Great for non-meat eaters and friendly service. Went very early on before a…read moreconcert in the Abbey and enjoyed it so much we intend to go again when we have more time for a relaxed meal. My wife was particularly taken by the Asian options.

We popped in on the last day of our holiday, Monday 28 th September - they were still working on…read morethe new C 21 - it was to be opened the Friday before and they were working hard. My mother and I had the Duck with asparagus , cherry sauce and potatoes au-gratin... It was lovely . My mum being 80 found the Duck to be a little tough ! My husband had sea bass with beet root risotto . Very good. A beer to begin ending up with a glass of red wine -one Merlot one - Cabernet. Them came the desserts - mum lemon tart - which she loved. We had salted caramel chocolate with ice cream and chocolate earth - to die for ... We love the peach tree and cannot wait for our next vacation to see the new C 21.

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!)

Sakana is pretty amazing for both ambience and food. I enjoyed it that much I have hired the…read moreupstairs for my wedding reception venue. The food is classed as pan asian which is great as I love all asian food. However, the sushi, although very good, I feel it is slightly overpriced for what you get. The duck, especially at lunch, is amazing value though. Plenty for 2 to share. This is definitely a place to try out if you love asian food.

Bit of a disclaimer with this one: sit us in a restaurant with a 50% January discount and of course…read morewe're going to order twice the amount of dishes - but it's healthy, omega-packed Pan-Asian cuisine, so it's completely acceptable... My first visit to Sakana and I was pleasantly surprised at how its interior looked (more so the delicious smells wafting over as you passed by their open kitchen). We were seated in a corner with decent views of the goings-on, and set about conquering the menu - the group was almost military in its tactics, dividing the menu's sections between ourselves to make sure we got to sample lots of different dishes. Three of us ordered a bottle of their house red (a Merlot) which was actually quite good - a bit on the peppery side but I really liked it. The food started to arrive after a bit of a wait, but we'd had some prawn crackers to whet our appetite. The sashimi platter that I ordered for us all to share was a bit disappointing (usual price £28 for 15 pieces). I can't think of anything else that was particularly underwhelming; the combo of orders was all rather good - but the highlights for me were the Taiwanese buns which you could have with shredded duck or pork belly (we ordered both). These were absolutely heavenly, for want of a better word. Service was friendly, if not a tad haphazard at times; it's definitely somewhere to consider for date night. That being said, you'd have to be happy 'flashing the cash' as I don't think it's worth the full price they'd ordinarily be charging diners.