I have never been to this Chinese before and decided to give it a go…read more I was pleasantly surprised as it was a good clean shop and all the staff were really nice and polite. Very nice had a take away and all the portions were good sizes and were full of meat all the dishes that we had were lovely and I would recommend it to anyone so go for it !

no longer in Castle St but now adjacent to Somerfield…read more Really good food, and very friendly owners. Takeaways come hot and on time, and the eat-in banquets are great.

I will give this place two stars because it's all you can eat, friendly service, & I did not get…read moresick. I definitely recommend choosing somewhere else for dinner though. The buffet was okay but I was a little worried about some of the meat being a bit lukewarm. The fried appetizers are nice, pronto school to use more problem, but the fried triangles and spring rolls were really nice. Salad bar contains practically no salad, except for some shredded lettuce. Mostly jello. And canned fruit. Avoid unless you really just want quantity over quality.

We went there to celebrate our Pearl Wedding Anniversary, and had the Buffet. There was a very good…read moreof variety of Cantonese dishes, and plenty of everything, including the pancakes with duck, which in other establishments doing this type of buffet has usually been rather thin on the ground, i.e., empty, and not refilled! All the food was well cooked and piping hot, and, again, this has not always been the case in other establishments. Service was very attentive, and the cleanliness was of a high standard also. Having owned a licensed English restaurant for almost 20 years, all the above factors gave me great confidence in eating there. Well done, Dynasty.

Good food, very friendly and attentive service. In my opinion this is the best Chinese restaurant…read morein Penzance.

Also under flaming wok same review The Flaming Wok is hands…read moredown my most favourite Chinese restaurant and perhaps any restaurant ever! It's not in Truro but on the road to Porthtowan on the coast north of Truro, it's a secluded building along the roadside with parking, fairly easy to spot. Inside is very nicely decorated with a relaxed and refined atmosphere, there are little alcoves tucked away everywhere and the whole place has a real nice class to it. The food is all fantastic, we have been many a time and tried everything we could off the menu, it all comes sizzling hot with small heaters on the tables to keep your food hot while you eat. The staff are all incredibly friendly and the lighting of the place creates a really romantic atmosphere. It's also one of the few places where if we go we'll have a full three course meal. It can be on the pricey side, so we often leave it for a treat once or twice a year but it is really worth it and I would thoroughly recommend the Flaming Wok to any couples looking for a nice evening out, probably not that great for families or large groups.

lovely place to eat, worth the trip to get thereread more

What a cute little place- the ambiance and the people are welcoming and very friendly…read more I had their warm goat cheese salad with a swirl of beetroot reduction and caramelized nuts. What a surprise! I also got one of their specials - Halloumi Burger which was equally fresh and tasty. I highly recommend eating here. We did not have reservations, but the place fills up quickly since it's so close to the port Isaac harbor where most of the fishing scenes for Doc Martin are filmed.

Located yards from the port and from the fish market, you know your seafood is going to be fresh…read more I'm happy to tell you that the staff of The Mote know just how to prepare these raw materials to best bring out their flavors. They also excel at that delicate balance between doting service and just bringing food out. Being here early in the season meant we were first to be seated for dinner, but if you're going to be here during the height of the season, book ahead - like two weeks ahead. The fish and chips I ordered were the best I've ever had, with the mashy peas tasting fresher than their name deserves. The breeding on the fish was perfectly crispy, which meant the fish inside was steamed to perfection. My dining companion's white crab linguine was also a work of art. Generous chunks of crab were steeped in a rich sauce to adhere perfectly to the pasta. Fortunately, she couldn't finish the plentiful portion, so I was enlisted to help. It was a happy duty. We were recommended a local cider, which was tasty and snappy without being overly sweet. I opted for a Guinness, which, when activated with the ultrasound exciter, brought out the full flavor of the brew, as well as the rich texture. We interacted with at least four members of the waitstaff, and found them each charming in their own way. Friendly, flavorful, and fun. What more could you ask for in a dinner experience?

Good food for Chinese and also friendly and professional service. Choice was good having both…read moreChinese and Thai dishes, but the Thai food was not as good. It was slightly on the overpriced side.

An excellent restaurant serving Chinese and Thai food. The menu is mostly the normal items you'd…read moreexpect from an Asian restaurant but with a few unusual variations included that mix it up a bit. The food is nicely cooked, with an emphasis on delicate and unusual flavours- as their web site says, "No chips - No heavy batter - Just great Asian food". The service is friendly and when we went it was very quiet, but not in an embarrassing or awkward way. Criticisms: it is a little on the expensive side. Also, a portion of rice is far too small- a lot of Chinese restaurants give you enough rice for 2 people if you order 1 rice, but here, 1 rice is barely enough for 1 person. But these are minor criticisms of a generally lovely restaurant.

This restaurant offers a take away service. Food was tasty.read more

I've eaten here many times and cannot fault the quality of the food or the contemporary menu…read more My only criticism is that customers are treated as numbers on seats and the staff lack charisma. The owners probably see no need to employ an experienced Maître de since the place is packed pretty much every night of the week, but not being recognised after eating there many many times is certainly getting on my nerves.

This was Truro's first real fusion restaurant and still remains the most popular. Always busy,it is…read moreadvisable to book. Good, balanced range of dishes on offer but mostly Thai influenced. Brilliant atmosphere;professional and courteous staff; open and lively kitchen adds to the ambience. The real test of course is the actual taste and it does not disappoint. As good as most 'up country' establishments and reasonably priced. Average main dish about £10.00. With noodles and side dished expect to spend about £20.00 per head plus drinks.