New Era

Great place! Really authentic and varied Chinese menu with incredible amount of vegeterian options. If you order from the authentic menu, the translations aren't always super helpful, but most menu items have acompanying pictures, meaning even if you aren't with a Chinese speaker you can still explore interesting dishes!!! Really highly recocomend. Me and my friends go around once a month, and have never been disappointed

We ordered for eight from the menu which is in Chinese. Mandarin - which is easy if you get a Chinese person to order for you! The food was really great, not a scrap was left, and we were all full. Even my fussy son enjoyed it all. The main comment to me was “when can we go again?” So many dishes that we didn’t have, so we will be back soon.

As you enter this very typical Chinese style restaurant you go upstairs to be seated and greeted by two ladies who inform you that there are two menus. One, Chinese for the western taste and the other Chinese food for Chinese people. It appears to be frequented by many Chinese people too! The first menu has the standard fare of most Chinese restaurants - sweet and sours etc. The second has a whole range of different dishes. We went as a party of five; two had the standard English Chinese type menu and three of us had the Chinese style. Apparently - slightly more expensive but bigger portions. We asked for recommendations and ended up with a tofu and beef dish, an aubergine dish and a quite hot chilli and cumin lamb dish plus an egg fried rice. There was plenty to eat and they were all very good but the aubergine dish came in a sweet and dark sauce and was absolutely delicious. What a find. Two of us had a beer and one had jasmine tea and we paid about £10 each. I left full and very happy and my wife can't wait to go back to try some more of that different menu.

Great Chinese food, cooked well and tasty. The service is efficient and not unfriendly or friendly. The surroundings are practical and kind of typical of proper Chinese eateries. This is somewhere you go to eat, not really entertain or take the wife out for a romantic meal. Kind of like a transport cafe that sells great Chinese food.

We bought T4 milk tea, and decided to find one spicy Chinese food restaurant. We came in, they took away our milk tea, saying no milk tea allowed to take in, they will keep it, even though I said I was not going to drink it. Food wise, good taste for spicy Dandan noodle, and very big portion, worth the money.