The Rendezvous Chinese

Massive a la carte menu, fantastic food and great service. This restaurant is a hidden gem and has been open for as long as I remember. We would definitely recommend this restaurant and we will definitely return soon.

Excellent food and great service! We popped in on Saturday night for a quick bite to eat. Everything was delicious. Especially enjoyed the chicken satay starter and kung po king prawn main. Definitely recommend for tasty and traditional Chinese food.

We had the special price lunch from a good selection of dishes that was very good value.The food was delicious the service excellent and very pleasant staff. We had a glass of wine and a beer and the bill was less than £40 so we will return at a future date maybe for an evening meal. Voir le carte

Family meal Children, parents and grandparents We arrived to be seated and welcomed. Drinks order taken. Starters and mains ordered. Food was absolutely delicious Staff were very attentive especially with the children gave them training chopsticks. We thoroughly enjoyed our evening. I’d highly recommend.

We have booked to come here several years in a row for a birthday celebration. Despite being explicit in the booking instructions about our order and the fact it was a special birthday, this year it was a complete let down. The food is lovely and service was good but we missed the special wow factor that kept us returning year after year. Won’t be returning which is a shame!

This hidden gem is still as fabulous as it was on a Sunday night before the Rutland and Busters back in the day! Chicken yellow bean still my favourite. The satay skewers, wafer paper prawns and king Szechuan prawns also delicious. Couple Tiger beers and sides and very reasonably priced. Was packed to capacity all of the Friday night with all ages and table sizes. Great food, great service 5 Voir le carte

The welcome was weak; staff seemed down and disinterested though hardworking and fast serving. The food prawn toast, chicken satay, Singapore noodles and fried bean curd in garlic, ginger and spring onion sauce were all very bland; very little hint of fresh ingredients, no chiles . The wooden screen next to us was thick with dust. The entry is dingy and dark. I know hospitality is suffering financially, but there’s no excuse for bland boring Chinese food.

There were seven of us it was supposed to be ten, but the weather that day had been awful and blocked roads and flooding meant that three of us couldn 't make it. The table we 'd booked was ready but now too large for us; we were shown to another, just the right size with no fuss and the minimum of bother. The menu was really good, but we eventually opted for one of the set banquets. The food that followed was excellent and far too much for us to finish, much as we would have liked to! A couple of doggy bags were offered and handed out. The service was very good and as already said, the food was excellent! I can 't wait to return.

Just back from my lunch. I read some reviews and initially thought some people were very hard to please given the number of very good reviews written, the restaurant was established over 50 years ago, so clearly in my head, must have been doing something right!. However now fully understand where these dissatisfied customers are coming from. I eat often in restaurants -lunch and dinner, what can I say. This is probably the worst meal I've eaten, the worst service ever and given the restaurant has been here well over 50 years, quite shocked at the calibre of the food and service which was zero!. On entering the restaurant we bumped into a guy on the stairs, who we thought was a customer. . He... Voir le carte