Temple Of Heaven - Nottingham

This restaurant was recommended by my wife's colleague and we're glad we went. A friendly welcome, no waiting for a table and menus in seconds. It was 5.45 pm however so not busy. The Chinese locals eat here so that's a good sign. The food arrived quickly and was really tasty it tasted better to us than most of the Chinese takeaway meals we've had to date. We opted for the set meal for 2 which was a choice of soups, black bean beef in sauce, Chicken sweet sour and special fried rice. Total price £36 not including drinks which were a bit expensive but similar to elsewhere. A clean well presented environment we'll go there again sometime.

Our visit here was absolutely amazing. For a traditional meal that caters for all I recommend here. It's very authentic and the staff are very nice. No faults with the food and the entire atmosphere was so welcoming. Couldn't recommend it more

From the start it was bad, over half the orders were wrong or did not come out at all, I ordered duck in plum sauce and was brought out a bowl of just plum sauce, this took ages to fix. Food we did not even order came out to us, when my duck in plum sauce did come it was just vile I could only manage three bits, and as it came so late everyone had already finished by the time it came, ask for the rest to go as everyone was finished eating by the time it came to me but it was so inedible that I just had to bin it. my mates dish (something in a chillie oil) was even worse (i tried a bit) all I could taste was old dirty oil no hint of chillie. it was never worth what we paid. the staff was polite but clueless, honestly, I don't want to be mean but iv had better Chinese food from a budget supermarket. but in fairness the wonton soup was very nice, but that was it, never going here again. honestly it ruined my mates birthday.

We went early as we were going onto a gig it was reasonably busy when we arrived service was very courteous although the food was a little slow in arriving but the waitress did apologise. Food was lovely well cooked fresh and hot but perhaps a bit expensive Cash only didn’t bother us but I’m sure a lot wouldn’t like it

....Tell me that my soul's forgiven. It's a cracking smallish no frills type of place. We had booked a table for 8pm on a Saturday night. The place was over half full, but had one very large party on the go. As a result our starters took a little longer to arrive than is ideal. Staff were very apologetic threw in some prawn crackers to keep us going. The meal itself was delicious, although I did find the menu a bit confusing. The meat eaters amongst us had duck to start with a couple of beef dishes as mains. The veggie enjoyed veg spring rolls and a tofu dish. This was all washed down with a couple of beers. A word to the wise for you youngsters who never seem to have seen notes coins, it was cash only on the night we visited.