FREE CHINESE FOOD!!!

[qwertyford]

Not quite,

But, I'd be grateful if you could help me out with my university work. I'm doing research into the market for Chinese food. Its a quick questionnaire and will probably take you no more than a few minutes to fill in.

www.my3q.com/home2/103/qwertyford/14326.phtml

Alternatively, if you want, just post some comments about Chinese food below please. With me being in Newcastle I'd be particularly interested in where people go locally.

Thanx for any help.

Regards, Tony.


>> Edited by qwertyford on Wednesday 26th April 22:27

[docevi1]

stowell street is probably a good guess

edit: I don't eat Chinese myself though I answered no at the start and then had to ignore loads of questions that were compulsary. Sorry mate

>> Edited by docevi1 on Wednesday 26th April 18:33

[anth_peacock]

i eat regularly at the waterside palace (excuse the spelling) on the quayside and the mandrin on china town

[bomb]

My missus does Chicken Ding-Ding as a special dish.

3 minutes in the microwave (ding-ding) etc etc.....



( I'llgetmecoat )

[qwertyford]

anth_peacock said:

i eat regularly at the waterside palace (excuse the spelling) on the quayside and the mandrin on china town

My friend owns a commercial kitchen operation in Team Valley and said they delivered some equipment to them and the floor was so sticky your foot stuck to the ground.

[andy-w]

Lou's Buffet King on stowel street is definately the best....or Kubla Khans down the Quayside but that is a chinese and mongolian buffet...[homer simpson]...mmmmmmm.....foooood...[/homer simpson]

[paulwakinshaw]

went to Fuji Rama (sp.?) recently and was well impressed, they cook the stuff on a huge hotplate infront of your table and put a good show on while they cook it.

£22 per person but you are there for a min of 2 hours.

Paul

[chimune]

Paul - i went to Fuji too ( about 2 years ago ). Was a laff and a proper event like, but didnt feel i got a huge amount of actual food for me 22 notes.

[rockit]

yeh i was talkin to the guy that owns it ,but he couldnt talk for long as he had to go to the dentist ,he said he had an appointment for toothhurty

[MeLLoN Stu]

the best chinese and cantonese food you'll ever eat is from a place in leadgate / consett called the pavillion.
really spectacular food, quite expensive, but then you pay for what you get so to speak.
the owner (Kim) is a lovely guy, and formerly my next door neighbour. we frequent it regularly and never fail to come away happy.
highly recommended restaurant.