Big Bowl Noodle - Liverpool

In my opinion, the key ingredients in a satay sauce should be peanuts and coconut milk. However, at The Big Bowl, we were served a soy-based sauce with unidentified nut fragments. This was disappointing. Despite the good service, the satay sauce was a letdown. There are many positive reviews for this restaurant, so there are likely other delicious items on the menu. Just avoid the satay sauce.

The food at this restaurant was delicious. We opted for the banquet which included soup (either sweet corn or hot and sour), prawn crackers, spring rolls, and a main dish each. We ordered chicken in po sauce and beef in green peppercorn black bean sauce. The food was flavorful and served quickly. The only thing that stood out to me were the small notes left under the glass on the tables by previous customers. Although the restaurant was clean, the presence of these notes made me feel slightly uncomfortable.

This place offers a wide variety of delicious noodles that are served promptly at an affordable price. They also have good vegetarian options available. The atmosphere is more casual like a cafe rather than a restaurant. While the place may not be the most aesthetically pleasing, the food is well-prepared and tasty. The service is quick and friendly, and despite the competition from other food options nearby, this place remains popular with customers. It's a great spot for a quick lunch when all you need is a satisfying bowl of noodles. Highly recommended.

We really fought in chinatown, first to find a restaurant that was open (it was over 3pm) and then one that even had a vegetarian dish. after at least 45 minutes window shopping we were at big bowls door. her menu had many things and we're just exhausted. the point of the long-term introduction is that if they have diet (or budgetary) restrictions, please proceed directly here. their combo menus are a lot of food for 2 (big bowl in the did.) the Veg-Copsuey I had was a satisfying dish of noodles and steamed vegetables. they did not sneak on exotic veggies, how to do cheaper places. the green apple native mojito was too sweet, but refreshing...read more

Each has its place if no specific places have been met on or before reservations. in recent years is big bowl, located in the berry street in liverpool, my place. close to a Hong Kong style caffe, as they can come with the caffe de pearl on the bold street (which I don't appreciate as much as bog bowl), it offers a good quality dug at a very reasonable price as long as they know what to order. as Chinese ethnicity, I would probably only arrange Chinese dishes such as sweet and acidic pork, lemon chicken, etc. once in every hundred visit Chinese restaurants. while there are other joys to be enjoyed,...read more