Oriental Village - Brighton and Hove

Fixed price menu eat all you can evenings. Variety is very good with dishes from Malaysia, China, Japan and elsewhere. All food is fresh and well presented and drinks are reasonable too.

He lived in the area for years. State here a few years ago. He seemed to remember he was fine. Group of us came to eat everything you can eat. Honestly, the most disgusting food I've eaten in a long time. A poor, hasty service and food was honestly disgusting, sloppy. I felt quite appreciated for all of this. 100 later. . Really disappointed!I never leave comments normally. I'm sorry, but this isn't in!

We were not excited about what this restaurant offers, but after having visited a year ago it is clearly in decline. The food came several times and the vegetarian dishes mixed with meat without indication of what it was, e. They got meatballs, they were vegetarians or not, you don't know until you bite him! Rice got here long before the curry, so it cooled. Vegetables have a curry choice of soy curry or nothing and had a soft taste like cardboard. Tempura vegetables were mainly oily pastas without vegetables in. Rice was dry. A dish came and had 2 small pieces of squid, had to ask them immediately to add more. The food was sosa, with the exception of the green garlic beans, which were very tasty. So, literally, just a tasty dish. I'd never come back, I'll avoid like the culinary plague.

The last time I was called East Village and it was fantastic. We went here a few weeks ago, however, there has been a change in management and this restaurant is now the fun town. The restaurant was very clean and well presented, the staff was very nice and attentive. One thing that initially concerned us was that we were visiting on a Saturday night and there were only 2 tables adopted. The food was brought to the table quickly, but with the variety of dishes that our group has estimated to us that you asked for the food was more than likely and heated at night (however, I may be mistaken). I also remember that the holder buffet used to include the pudines, but this is no longer the case. In general it was good, not to make an impression on us and really did not leave us with a desire to return

I came here for dinner with two friends. This restaurant is now called 'Friendly village after recent reforms. I've been several times and the food didn't disappoint me. Despite the smaller portions, it's great that it's a fixed price and you can order as much as you want. Mixed entrances, crunchy duck, sushi and main dishes were all tasty and the staff was very nice. However, we were surprised to see the place barely occupied. There were only 3 tables occupied. It's not the busy place and I still remember agitated! The lights manifested on the tables were too much, so perhaps a more enlightened option without giving the place a soft shine, especially for the clients of the night. Somehow the restaurant seemed cold and unattractive. It's a shame, because apart from this one, our night was good.