Chilli Daddy

This is a place you go for an experience, so for that I can't fault it. The service is chaotic, but generally efficient, the menu is pretty simple but the food is delicious. And the spice levels are a bit of a gamble. I have a pretty high tolerance for spice, and level 4 was gorgeous and hot enough for some good pain while maintaining a flavour. But level 5 almost made my head fall off 🥲 3 on the other hand just tasted like plain soup to me. But it might be perfect for someone who has less of a tolerance. The tofu veg bowl and rice noodles were my favourite combination of the types I tried. I found the rib meat a bit gritty, and the sweet potato noodles too slippery. The veg on its own and tofu on its own felt like they were missing something. We also ordered a side dish of tofu, which was cold and had a different spice palate but was equally delicious. The portion size for the bowls is massive, great if you're hungry, but it might also be worth sharing the noodles and getting a few side dishes if you aren't sure. Also we ate this once on a reasonably sunny day and had a good time, and then next time on a blistering heatwave day. The uncomfortable humidity of the day made the experience a hell of a lot more painful 🥲

I went recently and honestly think this is one of the best cheap eats I've ever eaten and will be a serious contender when it comes to where to eat in Bristol going forward. I had the stewed beef with rice and it was amazing. Next time I'm going to try a bunch of the sides too as no doubt they will be great also. Highly recommend.

Recommend this place for authentic Chinese street food. Filled with flavour and aroma, the food has great aesthetic appeal and taste. Truly home dining experience. It's a self-service restaurant and prices are affordable. Portion size is good and you can choose your preferred level of spice. I went with 1 for the dish I ordered. There are vegetarian options too. Besides, you can request for your own variations and they oblige as it is fresh home cooking.