A place has been open for a while on Soi Chayaphum (sp) next to Neeroy's, opposite Crazy Dave's, which advertises itself as selling UK-style chinese food.
It is, without a doubt, the worst food it has ever been my misfortune to order. Bland, mean-portioned and badly prepared, I attempted to eat it at the table of my local Thai bar/restaurant as I had become jaded with their menu. After watching me hurl it away in disgust the Thai owner of my local quietly sidled up to me to award a well-deserved 'som nom na.'
Avoid it.
I would rather eat my arse.

Have to agree.

I have tried the food there twice, and there definately won't be a third time.

Spidey.

Funny Report. Did it come with rice instead of chips?

I am staying above there at the moment, its funny because i was trying to get the owner to come on the forum. I have never tried it myself, but with this negative publicity!! We have to now!!

the name should have told you it was shit " western style chinese food " wtf is that ?

would you order mexican style fish and chips ?

dudebrah , i know what your saying , and i agree with the opening poster that this restaurant is piss poor but in the uk , chinese food is far superior to the chinese food on offer in asia even in china in my opinion.

they have adapted the menu in the uk to suit us and this guys attempt to brand his stuff as uk style is just wrong as it doesnt even come close.

I have not found ANY good chinese food in LOS anywhere

There is a nice Chinese restaurant on 2nd road opposite Soi 8. It is not cheap but the food is very nice.

Cantonese ?

It is was nearly impossible to find real Chinese for anywhere in the US, but the influx of new Chinese is making it easier.

Chinese grub is always changed to suit the local tastes and ingredients, but the real deal is always best.

This is what it looks like in AnHui Province. Notice how most items are drowned in oil. That shit tastes goooooood....

I guess it is they have pictures of Hong Kong all over the place. I would go along with you saying that the food in China is much better than the stuff served in other countries by a long way. I love Szechuan food as I spent a lot of time there, very spicy.

This post has been edited by Cennn3: Mar 11 2007, 10:24 AM

Excellent Chinese Restaurant upstairs in the Royal Garden.

If you mean the "Rice Mill" i was told recently that it's moved down to the basement of the Royal garden Hotel.


I do like the "Marco Polo" at the Montien


ChrisD