Honestly forgot the name of what we ordered but it was great Chinese food! I don't think you can go…read morewrong with anything on the menu because it's been so nicely curated. Portions are large and service is prompt! You're quickly seated and able to order from and pay on your mobile phone. They limit contact here which is nice in the covid pandemic world.

Had a late lunch here, the front of the menu features thai & japanese dishes but the restaraunt is…read moreprimarily chinese food with some 50+ items in the back menu. I had the xinjiang lamb + noodles and it was very nice with fresh ingredients and some heat from the chili peppers. 9£+£2.50 for the bowl plus the soda, so not exactly cheap but the portion was filling and quite tasty and staff were fast and polite

I ordered through uber eats so I can not comment on the service or ambience of the restaurant…read more However, I took one star off because despite having clicked the option to provide disposable cutlery, we received our food without any means to eat it. We ended up having to use the spoons for our tea found in our hotel room. Not a fun way to eat noodles. The food was actually very yummy. Though I must give full disclosure that I was starving from a 9 hour flight in which I did not eat anything. I ordered the rice noodles with shrimp and my partner another noodle type with coconut curry and bamboo shoots. The noodles and sauce are base price, while anything else added costs a couple pounds more. The portions are generous, I wasn't able to finish mine despite being starving at the beginning! It seems to be a chain restaurant in England, so if I'm ever back I will stop by again!

Always a win with Wok to Walk! Staff was super cool and the food is always piping hot! Can't wait…read moreto go back!

I love noodles - I just love 'em! I drive passed Toro on the bus most days and I've been wanting to…read moretry it for ages, so I made an effort to head there for lunch yesterday. Firstly, the venue itself is good. Nothing striking, nothing fancy, just a decent restaurant with a nice open window at the front where you can people watch. I sat down and was handed a menu. I instantly noticed the I was the only white caucasian customer, which is generally (I find) a good sign of authenticity. The waiter came back a couple of minutes later to take my order. I wanted the Japanese Style Beef on Fried Ramen but asked if they could add some bean sprouts. I was told quite firmly 'no'. But I ordered it anyway because it came with vegetables. The dish was really tasty, if not a little too salty. But it was a soy sauce dish, so you have to expect it to be salty. I really enjoyed it! I finished and within a couple of minutes my dish had been taken and I ordered the bill. Paid. Left. All done within about 20/25 minutes. I was on a lunch break so this was perfect for me. I can't really fault Toro. There's no Wow factor to it, but it's good at what it does and i'd certainly go back.

Some new Staff. Same amazing food and free unlimited refill for Coke/ Diet Coke / Lemonade for just…read more£2!!!!! Ah, they have started doing Loyalty Cards, finally !!!! The quality of the food has amazingly developed!!! The portions are huge!!! Will definitely come back!!!!

I am so glad I had wagamama once again. I used to live in Boston and it's really only exclusively…read morein a few other spots. Interior: I love it! Very minimal but simple and elegant with long benches and the bathroom downstairs so plenty spacious. Food: Tantanmen Beef Ramen: So good! Not too spicy! But definitely you will get some sweats and get a lot of ramen as well. Hit the spot though. Overall: Wagamama is a great place for vegans and Asian food lovers to unite. I love the style of combinations and it's done very elegant and casually for all ages to come and enjoy.

Of course it's not authentic. Wagamama has expanded its Japanese menu to include a couple of Thai…read moreand Korean dishes, plus salads. We came for a late lunch before visiting the Bristol Museum. The Wagamama ramen £10 was pretty good. My grilled chicken katsu curry £10 served the chicken sliced and served cold. It was dry and not really rescued by the curry sauce. I think the brown rice was a nice touch but needed more sauce. The salad was pretty good but the pickles and dressing were all out of a bottle. Nothing I couldn't do . The yaki soba £8 was so dry and sauce less we barely finished it. Worst dish here. The service was attentive, but it was empty. The noise is really loud even with just 15 people dining inside this massive dining room.

I've said it so many times before, but I'll say it again - I love noodles! Can't get enough of…read morethem, in fact! Not only is it my first day back living on the glorious Gloucester Road after a 9 month hiatus, but I finally got round to trying Dain Korea, a new(ish) Korean restaurant just up from the arches. From the outside I'll be honest, it looks a bit tacky. It certainly doesn't look less than 12 months old, which it is. But it looks interesting, which is why I'd been looking forward to coming. Inside was a bit of a surprise. There was the expected plain tables with chop sticks, but with a wooden, thatched style hut over the counter. It didn't really fit, but I loved it for its character. It was pretty funny! On to the food: very good! Unfortunately I don't know much about Korean food. Bristol has some superb Asian restaurants, but we're not quite as developed at London or Birmingham - so Korean food is something of a welcomed new coming. That said, i thoroughly enjoyed the noodles. They were very wet but with tons of flavour. They actually brought me out a little plate of pickled vegetables and a small plate of yellow beans to start and the noodles came with a delicious Miso soup. The miso was darker than any I have had before and probably tastier than any other as well. This is a great little spot. Not that it needs to be plush to be good, but it a little polish around the edges and this place would be great to eat in as well. I'll be back (no Arnold Schwarzenegger voice attached here)

Very bad experience. Rude waitress. Anyway, is real Korean…read morerestaurant, but if you wish a high quality service, better don't come and choose another restaurant.

I've always been a bit put off by FlavourZ, primarily because of the very dodgy smells that come…read moreout of the kitchen if you walk round the back of the restaurant (near the bus stop opposite the Colston Hall) - if you've ever got a whiff you'll know what I mean. Despite this, recently I was dragged along with a bunch of friends for a meal here, and clearing away my preformed judgements about the place, I was actually fairly pleasantly surprised. Their obvious selling feature is the quirkiness of having many different cuisines under one roof - and it's kind of pleasant to not be confined to one style for once. However, being a jack of all trades also means they're not amazing at any of them - but the cheap prices perhaps make up for that. Although I was entertained by the experience I wasn't won over, and the poor service didn't help.

I've always thought that this place doesn't look too appealing from the outside. A meal here,…read morethough, won't disapoint. Hearty is the word that sums up this place. A hearty menu, hearty portions, and hearty bar staff (doesn't the word hearty sound a bit odd now?). In other words this place isn't overly up market and they aren't afraid to be friendly and offer decently sized portions. They don't let themselves be constricted to one continent, let alone one country here, with Mexican, Inidan, and Chinese amongst the extensive range of cuisines available. This obviously means it isn't quite as authentic as going somewhere spealist, but they're never too wide of the mark. If you are looking for the real deal then perhaps head somewhere else. Flavourz (I think they let themselves down with the name a bit) offers a taste education in a friendly setting, and with big portions.

Obento is a flashy Japanese joint with nice lighting, big tables, and decent sushi. They have half…read morepriced sushi some days, which is great, except when you show up on days that are full priced (like me). The decor is clean and spacious, service is okay. I ordered the chirashi and my friend ordered the spider roll and sushi set. The chirashi had some good bites of fish, fresh and tender, but for the most part, the bento was half crab stick and tamago (egg) for filler. For 9 pounds, it was a little light on the fish, which made me sad. The sushi set looked good, with a good amount of tempura to fill you up. The spider roll, however, was very heavy on the rice, packed so tight and not recently, so that the rice was dense and a bit chewy. If my meal were a half priced meal, I'd totally rock the place with a three star review. The portion sizes were good and the quality sufficiently okay to eat there regularly. But to get what we did on a full price night, with no additional perks or service? Sorry. Two stars.

Obento rocks. One of my favourite foods is sushi and it is quite difficult to find somewhere that…read moredoes sushi well, and at a moderate price. Usually if a restaurant has good sushi, they really go to town on hiking the prices up. Then I walked past Obento one day and saw their 'half price sushi' poster in the window, and I am not one to pass up a good bargain, especially when there is sushi involved. When I got my sushi, I was so happy with it. They really put thought into the presentation of my food, eventhough I only ordered off the half price sushi range, which I really appreciated. Now the taste - fresh, light and clean. Their half price offer was only for a few months, but it seems to always be extended, which works fine for me! I have been here numerous times, and won't stop going anytime soon. They have the freshest sushi I have tasted for a long time - and I have been on the lookout for years.

Ageing locals may associate this place chiefly with late night drinking but it's much more…read moreversatile than that. A full cooked brekkie is served until midday, then noodles are served up for the rest of the day. It's a basic menu, as you choose from three different types of noodle, then whether you would like it served with meat, veg or fish. With such a simple system, the food arrives in no time - in huge portions. It's not the most luxurious food you've ever eaten but it certainly fills you up, and with it being BYO, the value for money on offer simply can't be denied. This quirky eatery (the split level interior is anything but subtle) is perhaps more suitable for group dining than a romantic night out.