Off Topic Restaraunt advice

[HHH]

While we're discussing restaurants I need a good Chinese restaurant in or clos to Hull for a big birthday. Obviously want good food as well good atmosphere and child friendly (kids are 10 and well behaved) decent portions is always a plus.

I don't want to say where I'd normally go as don't want to influence any replies

Please no buffet all you can eat types

Yinjibar is the best food and hits the portions brief.

I've never taken kids, nor recall seeing kids in there though.

 

[bum_chinned_crab]

Adored!!! **** me it's a bit of dinner or tea.

Nah, it’s a hobby for me. Most of my disposable income goes on restaurants.

I’d just like to add it’s lot less disposable income since I had a wedding to plan, but still the majority.

 

[Erik]

Nah, it’s a hobby for me. Most of my disposable income goes on restaurants

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[DMD]

Why haven't any other tyre manufacturers started rating restaurants too?

EDIT, I've just realised I'm liable to have started a winter menu war.

 

[bum_chinned_crab]

Why haven't any other tyre manufacturers started rating restaurants too?

EDIT, I've just realised I'm liable to have started a winter menu war.

What you on about? I’ve eaten at loads of Pirelli rated restaurants.

 

[DMD]

What you on about? I’ve eaten at loads of Pirelli rated restaurants.

Tread carefully.

 

[bum_chinned_crab]

Tread carefully.

I’ve skid marked my kegs through worry.

 

[DMD]

I’ve skid marked my kegs through worry.

FFS, get a grip man.

 

[ImperialTiger]

Yinjibar is the best food and hits the portions brief.

I've never taken kids, nor recall seeing kids in there though.

I've had my one year old in there and not had any problems. 10 year olds should be a piece of piss by comparison.

 

[Wildie]

While we're discussing restaurants I need a good Chinese restaurant in or clos to Hull for a big birthday. Obviously want good food as well good atmosphere and child friendly (kids are 10 and well behaved) decent portions is always a plus.

I don't want to say where I'd normally go as don't want to influence any replies

Please no buffet all you can eat types

China Red - best Chinese in Hull

 

[Barchullona]

China Red - best Chinese in Hull

I know the one in Dunswell, East Riding of Yorkshire. Where is the one in Hull?

 

[HHH]

I find spare tyre give the most trusted ratings.

They love their food.

 

[Kempton]

I know the one in Dunswell, East Riding of Yorkshire. Where is the one in Hull?

Dunswell

 

[HHH]

I know the one in Dunswell, East Riding of Yorkshire. Where is the one in Hull?

You can keep it.

Yinjibar is superior.

 

[HHH]

I've had my one year old in there and not had any problems. 10 year olds should be a piece of piss by comparison.

Good to know.

You'll find less than favourable reviews on TripAdvisor complaining about some old bints service skills.

Can't say that's ever been my experience.

 

[balkan tiger]

Nah, it’s a hobby for me. Most of my disposable income goes on restaurants.

I’d just like to add it’s lot less disposable income since I had a wedding to plan, but still the majority.

Says the man who's never spent a tenner on a meal.

 

[BlackAndAmberGambler]

What you on about? I’ve eaten at loads of Pirelli rated restaurants.

Ever tried the Continental Breakfast?

 

[Mr Hatem]

Why haven't any other tyre manufacturers started rating restaurants too?

EDIT, I've just realised I'm liable to have started a winter menu war.

Depends if the wine is a Goodyear.

 

[Barchullona]

You can keep it.

Yinjibar is superior.

Never been there. But I know of it. And that it isn't in Hull.

 

[Mr Hatem]

Never been there. But I know of it. And that it isn't in Hull.

The Eifel Tower?