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I ordered this as a takeaway. The presentation was excellent, and the dish looked very appetizing. Unfortunately, the flavors didn’t match the appearance. The char siu pork was too strong, the roast duck had an unpleasant smell, and the crispy pork was extremely salty. Surprisingly, the simple egg with rice was the highlight for me, and I actually enjoyed it the most

I really wanted to like this place, but the experience was terrible. The problems started when I tried to pay they don't accept cards at all, only cash or WeChat! In this day and age for a city restaurant, that's very surprising Willing to overlook that, but food itself was a huge letdown. I ordered the beef fried noodles, and the beef was incredibly chewy and tough. The texture was so poor it made me suspect it was just reheated in a microwave before being added to the noodles. However, what made this a truly 1-star experience was finding a dead fly mixed in with my noodles (thought it was a black bean initally!) Absolutely repulsive and couldn't eat another bite. Poor food is one thing, but a complete lack of basic hygiene is another. I will not be returning and rest of the food was thrown away. A very unpleasant experience.

This Cantonese barbecue restaurant has excellent food. I recommend the Cantonese roast duck rice or roast goose fried noodles, both are very delicious. Other dishes include pork chop with scrambled egg and barbecued pork with scrambled egg with rice, both of which are not to be missed. Of course, there are other delicious dishes. The waiter's attitude is very good, which is commendable. I recommend it.

SAVE YOUR MONEY: Honestly one the worst experiences we have had in a while, we ordered tofu dishes and both only got two pieces (about the size of a 50p coin) of tofu in the £11 meal. Vegetables were beyond chunky and looked like someone had thrown a broccoli at a knife across the room. Very disappointed. Cake was actually pretty nice but service and main meal means we will never go back and hope people don't risk this awful "restaurant" which has no toilet and for a place serving hot steaming food was pretty cold at the tables. Wish we could give it zero stars to be honest.

**make sure to have cash and they often only take cash! Ordered their two combo meats rice (chef marinated chicken + char siu) and it was quite nice although I suspect the chicken is old and char siu was a little chewy but taste was there. Rice was a little dry. Tried their chef special fried noodles as well and that was really unflavourful, perhaps they forgot to add salt. However, still alright because the portions were sizeable. If in Leeds and looking for a place with a similar menu, try Maxi's Rotisserie instead, the venue isn't as nice but food is better imo