Good Chinese in Brighton

[Mellotron]

thats what I was thinking it sounded like mate. That cracks me up every time thinking of that sketch. I cant remember the proper names of the horses now....

Trust Me, I'm A Stomach
Massive Bereavement
Zeinab Badawi's Twenty Hotels

Just for Partridge fans:

I hate archers, The Archers and Jeffrey Archer, they're all deceitful cowards. Actually I've just realised that only applies to archers and Jeffrey Archer and not The Archers, who to be fair, are a bit of a mixed bag.

 

[desprateseagull]

nice noodle bar on the PALACE pier.. near the rather unscary ghost train ride..

 

[Super Steve Earle]

Gars near Brighton Town Hall

Emperors Feast

Stunning!!!

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Jade in Church Road, Hove?

 

[Soton Seagull]

Jade in Church Road, Hove?

Isn't it on Western Road, or are there 2?

Will second that recomendation though, all you can eat inc duck & pancakes MMmmmmm.

 

[Safeway]

Jade's, on WESTERN Road, is very good. Not so clever at the weekend, however. They seem to struggle if it gets busy.

Where is this Days place?

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Isn't it on Western Road, or are there 2?

Will second that recomendation though, all you can eat inc duck & pancakes MMmmmmm.

Probably! It's around there somewhere, and served up very tasty fare last time I was there.

 

[Mendoza]

Jade's, on WESTERN Road, is very good. Not so clever at the weekend, however. They seem to struggle if it gets busy.

Where is this Days place?

Jades is going to close down after the weekend RAID

Days is where Coco/Toad/ABC Cinema used to be, next to Fishbowl/Pitcher Piano at bottom of East Street

 

[Shoreham Beach Seagull]

Jade in Church Road, Hove?

Recomend Jade's too, been there a couple of times now. Number 3 is a great Chinese take away too!

 

[The Spanish]

Trust Me, I'm A Stomach
Massive Bereavement
Zeinab Badawi's Twenty Hotels

Just for Partridge fans:

I hate archers, The Archers and Jeffrey Archer, they're all deceitful cowards. Actually I've just realised that only applies to archers and Jeffrey Archer and not The Archers, who to be fair, are a bit of a mixed bag.

hahaha yeah. Small Town Gypsy Massacre, Alf Ramseys Porn Dungeon.
Just found it now on youtube.

 

[Chicken Runner61]

Try Dannys In Portland Road. He used to run China Hins. The restaurant is good even if it is Portland Road and at least its easy to park.

 

[BensGrandad]

Trying to remember the name of the first Chinese I ever went to some of the oldies may be able to help. It was in one of the small roads going east of West St, towards Pool Valley could it be Middle St? at the back of Hippodrome and was up stairs on a corner and I went there in the late 50s early 60s

 

[Questions]

Trying to remember the name of the first Chinese I ever went to some of the oldies may be able to help. It was in one of the small roads going east of West St, towards Pool Valley could it be Middle St? at the back of Hippodrome and was up stairs on a corner and I went there in the late 50s early 60s

Was that Choys BG ?

 

[BUTTERBALL]

Jade in Western Road is fantastic. I think it is £15, eat as much as you want but not a buffet. Top quality food. Friendly staff and excellent service.

If it is a buffet you want, AVOID Wokmania at all costs, it is completely mediocre. Go to Days or Buffet Island instead.

 

[dougdeep]

There used to be some quality ones back in the 70's, Crown of Jade, Nanking, Choys.

 

[Tricky Dicky]

If you don't mind a short trek out to Hove/Portslade, then you can experience the EXQUISITE chinese food at the Oriental Village in Boundary Road. For just fifteen of your english pounds plus a further 50 pence (service included), you can have ALL YOU CAN EAT from this menu.

Oriental Village website

And its not that buffet rubbish either. Proper table service from attentive and courteous waiters who will cater to your every WHIM. It is a feast for the eye, a joy for the palatte.

Word. Love that place, the food is terrific, the staff friendly. Slightly odd location though, I always feel.

If you want to go out of your way, the Imperial China in Worthing I find is very good. It's just off the beach next to the Burlington Hotel. Quite post though.

 

[The Antikythera Mechanism]

Trying to remember the name of the first Chinese I ever went to some of the oldies may be able to help. It was in one of the small roads going east of West St, towards Pool Valley could it be Middle St? at the back of Hippodrome and was up stairs on a corner and I went there in the late 50s early 60s

The first chinese restaurant I went to, as a child, was the Nanking in Market St.

 

[desprateseagull]

Trying to remember the name of the first Chinese I ever went to some of the oldies may be able to help. It was in one of the small roads going east of West St, towards Pool Valley could it be Middle St? at the back of Hippodrome and was up stairs on a corner and I went there in the late 50s early 60s

maybe Ship Street?

the only place i can think of in Middle Street is/was Blind Lemon Alley (sadly lo longer, but an amusing 'duck your head' hatch to get upstairs..), though that isnt Chinese..

 

[Socky]

Trying to remember the name of the first Chinese I ever went to some of the oldies may be able to help. It was in one of the small roads going east of West St, towards Pool Valley could it be Middle St? at the back of Hippodrome and was up stairs on a corner and I went there in the late 50s early 60s

Could be Choys or The Nanking

 

[Socky]

I like China Garden on a Sunday for Dim Sum. Great food and not that expensive