Royal Chef

This restaurant is clean and sleek, and no frills presentable. It is a good place to gather friends, and family, or even that special someone you are out to impress on a first date. I first tried the fried shrimp appetizer — it is fire spicy and… DELICIOUS, albeit slightly oily. The hot & sour soup is not for the faint-​hearted, as far as «spicy» goes, but if you love fiery spicy food you will enjoy this especially on a cold day. We had mussels with green pepper in black bean sauce. Again, very food. An order has around 6 pieces — not a whole lot but for about £6 you can enjoy all that lot which is not too bad. The beef with mushrooms was… alright. No great shakes. The beef could do with a bit more tenderizing (Sprite or 7Up, they say can do the trick!) but it is nothing to complain about seriously either. At the end of the day, two people with 1 shared starter and 2 soups, 2 portions of boiled rice and 2 main course (1 seafood, 1 beef), and a pot of tea, we paid £25. No, not bad at all.

The most fantastic chinese food ive ever tasted and at prices to make even my grumpy hubby happy. Child friendly with a menu to make your mouth water. Very happy staff and you can watch your food being cooked in front of you
A eat in or take away service is availalbe
You can take your own wine in but not soft drinks
Clean and fresh with free mints served for afterwards
If your ever wondering where I am on a Sat night the answer is probabily here
They do not charge different for eating in

One of the great chinese resturants. Family owned and run. Clear window to kitchen so you can see your food being prepared. Available as a takeaway food as well. Great service. I think it is run by malaysians.

Great food. Reasonable prices. Better as a takeaway than as a restaurant. Always seems to busy and so service is slow. You should preorder before you come and collect as it seems to take on so many orders with such a small kitchen.
Clean, and you can see the kitchen through the plexiglass divide.