Good Choi's Cuisine — Restaurant in Great Britain

I was in here last night for the first (and last time) and was served by what can only be described as Kim-Jong un's evil twin. I've never had the misfortune of being served by someone so rude in my entire life and it felt like I was having my order taken by a petulant child with a severe attitude problem and not a grown woman.

The food was pretty terrible too, overcooked chips, overcooked, slimy noodles and a Thai red curry that was sickly sweet and certainly didn't resemble a Thai curry. A total waste of money.

When I left, I was so astounded by attitude of the 'woman' serving that I jokingly made a reference about it to a local and apparently she is well known in the area for being an insufferable, miserable, poison dwarf that is constantly rude to customers and people stay away from the place in droves because of her, opting instead to go across the street to the much better Wee China.

Avoid....

Absolutely shocking experience - photos added to prove it. Salt and chilli chicken only came with shredded soggy fried onions. The chicken was soggy, not crispy along with the “salt and chilli” chips. Absolutely no veg accompaniment. Gravy was like water. Absolutely furious that I’ve paid nearly £30 altogether for our two other plain dishes on our New Year’s Eve dinner. The only reason we didn’t walk back round to return it was because we wanted to settle and enjoy our New Year’s Eve. Avoid at all costs. What a way to...

Note to myself: never again. I usually test Chinese take away by ordering Sweet and sour soup: it's spicy, it has loads of bits in and it really warms up your belly on a cold rainy day. This soup somehow was literally so sweet, I thought someone accidentally put a bag of sugar in it. I know it's supposed to be 'sweet and sour', but definitely the soup isn't supposed to taste like a pudding 😜 I had a couple of tablespoons and poured it...