Parasol oriental Restaurant

“The food was excellent, tasty and well presented.”

Darren A. Smith★★★★

Looking at this restaurant from the outside, it looks premium and inviting. Inside, it looks ok. A bit dated but ok. Not quite the premium feel of the outside. The service was friendly and attentive. I’d have liked the waitress to have had better knowledge of the menu, prices, and how it works, but it was ok. We ordered the buffet which was not a buffet but an all you can eat for about £31, by just ordering from a set type menu. The hot and sour soup was very spicy, but with a good flavour. The wings were poor. The prawn in black bean was excellent. I am worried by the low hygiene score.

Paul Pablo★★★★

Nice restaurant, really wide menu. Like the buffet style that you can keep ordering different dishes without wasting food. Particularly like the crispy duck and the king prawn in black bean.

Charmaine Copley★★★★

Visited for a sit in meal which was our first taste from this restaurant. We shared a set meal for two. All food was piping hot and tasty! We asked for extra prawn crackers for our very keen 2 year old, which was not a problem. We all throughly enjoyed our meals and will return. Note for anyone with little ones they don’t have high chairs to offer.

Chris Gledhill★★★

The whole place needs a proper clean. Everything sticky and the toilets are gross. I see their food hygiene rating is 2/5 so I expect the kitchens aren’t much better. That being said the food was tasty and service good. Went for the Sunday buffet which at £24.50 was very expensive. Children under 1.4m (about 10 years old) tall pay half price. Overall not really with the cost and there are better (and cleaner) alternatives in the area.